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Kiril Georgiev vs Alexandre Dgebuadze
European Championship (2006), Kusadasi TUR, rd 5, Apr-08
Nimzo-Indian Defense: Classical Variation (E32)  ·  1-0

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Dec-17-07  nolanryan: At the end, I bet Kiril G. used both hands to grasp the queen and place it on f6. The queen is a very heavy piece, which is why we often teach little kids and other inexperienced players to avoid moving it too much in the opening-- one must conserve energy for later, when maneuvers like 49. Qf6 become available.
Dec-18-07  nolanryan: It's hard to notice, but at move 33 black might be in some terrible kind of zugzwang. It seems there must be a way to save this, especially considering that black has the "good bishop". I'm trying to come up with a way of dealing with white's eventual Bd5, Bc6. 34 .. h5 takes that square away from the bishop, but it looks like white can take h5 away from black whenever he wants anyway. Anyone ideas?
Seems like a positional masterpiece by Kiril G (with the "bad" bishop).

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