Zhao Xue vs Dana Reizniece (2006)

Zhao Xue vs Dana Reizniece
37th Chess Olympiad: Women 2006 · King's Indian Defense: Orthodox Variation. Gligoric-Taimanov System (E92) · 1-0

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Jul-26-06		notyetagm: Advanced pawns give you outposts deep in the enemy position. Position after 44 e6+: click for larger view

Jul-26-06		Nomen Nescio: Amzing endgame by Xue. Trades both rooks for minor pieces!

Jul-26-06		notyetagm: <Nomen Nescio: Amzing endgame by Xue. Trades both rooks for minor pieces!> Xue has been studying too many Topalov games. :-)

Sep-10-07		FSR: <Nomen Nescio: Amzing endgame by Xue. Trades both rooks for minor pieces!> BOTH players sacked both their rooks for minor pieces.

Sep-10-07		scholes: <fsr> and all 4 were sound , except zhao's ones were to win while other two were forced to avoid larger loss of material

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