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Peter Heine Nielsen vs Tiger Hillarp Persson
Politiken Cup 20th 1998  ·  King's Indian Defense: Orthodox Variation. Bayonet Attack (E97)  ·  0-1


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Kibitzer's Corner
Apr-24-07
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  WarmasterKron: Some lovely attacks here from Persson. After 16...Bf5!, he gives 17.exf5 e4 18.Rb1 Nbd5 19.Bc4 exf3 20.Qxf3 Qxa8 21.g3 b5! 22.Bb3 Nh3+ and "Black has the initiative". An amusing variation given by Tim Harding is 17.Rb1 Nbd5!, self-forking two pieces.

Aug-02-07   Manic: Does anyone want to try and analyse the middle by themselves? Some crazy moves through there. I don't understand the crazy tactics involved from moves 14-25.
Aug-02-07   flamboyant: This game was today's lecture in playchess.com , there is so many crazy lines, its quite incredible! As Denis pointed out, it is probably the first time in chess history that a player actually put 2 of his pieces in a fork (move 16-17)
Mar-10-09   Pennypacker: I stumbled upon this game when reading Rowson's "The seven deadly chess sins".

16...Bf5!!! One heck of a move. Bad a** game from Tiger.

Mar-10-09   WhiteRook48: who is this Persson
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