Michael Shahade vs Sam Sloan (1969)

Michael Shahade vs Sam Sloan
U. S. Amateur Championship 1969 · Caro-Kann Defense: Panov Attack. Fianchetto Defense (B14) · 0-1

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Dec-23-08		Antonius Blok: 13. O-O-O ?? This man is crazy! choosing this castling when your opponent had an open file to aim you and has already placed his rook! I mad once this unconsidered mistake, and It was catastrophic, I lost the game while I had material advantage but my opponent attack was strong. here you will see the same scenario! 14.Rb3!and 17.e5! Very beautiful final mate!

Mar-01-10		FSR: <Antonius Blok> I agree!

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