Teimour Radjabov vs Asuka Nakamura (1996)

Teimour Radjabov vs Asuka Nakamura
Wch U10 1996 · Indian Game: Wade-Tarkatower Defense (A04) · 1-0

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Given 25 times; par: 38 [what's this?]

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Apr-03-06		Whitehat1963: What's the finish?

Apr-03-06		Averageguy: After white plays Bh3 black will be forced to play ...Bc8 and ...Re7 and black has almost no moves. But maybe resignation was a little early.

Jul-27-07		ChessDude33: don't forget black is down a pawn with an inferior position.

Jul-27-07		Atking: <ChessDude33: don't forget black is down a pawn with an inferior position.> and e5 with Ne4~Nf6 is so strong...

Mar-12-08		YoungEd: I actually like the way that Black started here; 1...d6 and the K-side fianchetto fight for the e5 square nicely. But I think the time he lost with the rook shuffling did him in.

Nov-20-10		splatty: Lol I think they got the wrong player; I don't think Hikaru's brother Asuka was playing in this tournament (grade 2155).

Nov-20-10		anandrulez: Under players resining at this position ? Thats incredible understanding of the game .

Jan-29-11		FSR: <splatty> Why not? It's the world under-10 championship, and Asuka Nakamura had won the U.S. 4th Grade Championship with a perfect score. Read his biography on this site.

Jun-07-11		Nf3em: probably too early a resignation but what can Black do with that annoying pin on the d7-Knight? Black will be passive for the rest of the game as there are still resources to attack the d7-Knight (Bh3 and eventual Ne4 then Nf6 - of course after preparatory f4 & e5-push); while doing that, White is also on the process of build-up a local superiority on the kingside -- soon an attack ... simply helpless & no counterplay, Black opted to resign ;-)

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