Albert Blees vs Aryam Abreu (2000)

Albert Blees vs Aryam Abreu
Capablanca Mem Premier I 2000 · Slav Defense: Modern Line (D23) · 0-1

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Apr-30-07		alshatranji: alshatranji: 10... Bc2!! a beautiful respons to the seemingly natural 10. Rd1. Black is after a bigger target here. The threat is Ng6, trapping the queen.

Apr-30-07		alshatranji: It seems there is a lot more to this game. Black's 30th move is also nice. But why didn't the white queen take the rook on c1 on move 33? Am I missing something here? At any rate, White could have resigned just the.

Apr-30-07		alshatranji: And why didn't Black play Rf5 and escape with his rook on his 31st move?

Jun-04-07		alshatranji: 33.Kh2 has to be one of the strangest moves (blunders) I have ever seen. Overall, an interesting but weird game.

Jun-04-07		spin: the scoresheet has got to be wrong... that definitely makes no sense.

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