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Peter Wykeham Stuart vs Arthur Pomeroy
NZL-ch (1985), New Zeeland
King's Indian Defense: Averbakh Variation. Geller Defense (E73)  ·  0-1

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Oct-30-09  Jonathan Adams: In this game in the New Zealand Championship, Arthur Pomeroy caught Peter Stuart in a version of the famous trap that GM Efim Geller successfully sprung 3 times! Against IM Jan Adamski (Poland), Sejer Holm (Denmark, who resigned on move 12 recognising the position from the Adamski game)) and Cikovani. The first 2 games were both in the Lugano Olympiad 1968 - the Holm game only 2 rounds after the Adamski game. Holm recognised the position after move 12 from the Adamski game and then stoppoed the clock, 0-1! See Geller's, The Application Of Chess Theory, 1984, game 56 v Adamski, and J B Howson, 200 Modern Chess Traps in the Fianchetto Openings, 1970, very first trap!
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  Jonathan Sarfati: Indeed, see J Adamski vs Geller, 1968 and S Holm vs Geller, 1968

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