Ruben Felgaer vs Gregory Kaidanov (2005)

Ruben Felgaer vs Gregory Kaidanov
FIDE World Cup 2005 · Spanish Game: Open Variations. Main Lines (C80) · 1-0

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sac: 22.Qxe8+	PGN: download \| view	Help: general \| java-troubleshooting

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Nov-29-05		azaris: 22. Qxe8+ lends the queen out temporarily.

Nov-30-05		alexandrovm: From my point of view e6! was the begining of a nice combination. Any opinions? For me the combination that beginings after that is just beautiful. Nice game Ruben! Keep it on!

Nov-30-05		alexandrovm: the end is also prety, white wants to play Nd4 and black has to give the rook or the knight not to get mated. Nice end to a nice game...

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