Vassily Ivanchuk vs Alexander Galkin (2007)

Vassily Ivanchuk vs Alexander Galkin
World Chess Cup 2007 · Russian Game: Classical Attack. Chigorin Variation Browne Attack (C42) · 1/2-1/2

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Nov-28-07		chessic eric: If anyone is wondering why not 27...h5 attacking the pinned knight, 28.f4,Rf5 29.Ne5,Rxf4? 30.Nxg6 follows. And, being down the exchange, black shouldn't try removing the f pawn with ...Bxf2+ to prepare ...h5, because one pawn isn't worth trading the bishop pair and opening the position.

Nov-29-07		notyetagm: Could someone please post analysis showing where Chucky missed a chance to get a position? I read on the Internet that Ivanchuk was beside himself after the game because he realized that he missed a chance to gain a significant advantage. Thanks

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