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Alexander Beliavsky vs Robert Huebner
Tilburg Interpolis (1981), Tilburg NED, rd 2, Oct-03
Sicilian Defense: Najdorf Variation. Poisoned Pawn Accepted (B97)  ·  1-0

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Mar-15-14  ralph46: Huebner must have lost on time since after 35 ..Rg4 36 Qe1 forced to avoid mate Rg1+ 37 QxR BxQ 38 KxB the resulting endgame is totally lost for white
Mar-15-14  whiteshark: <ralph46> After <35...Rg4 36. h4+!> black will lose the roof over his head...


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May-07-17  vonKrolock: 36...Kf5 37.Bd3+ e4 38.Bxe4+! etc
Mar-14-20
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  Fischerfriend: 23.Qd3! is a very precise move.
Not 23.Bd3 (as in Timman-Ribli 1978, where 19..Bd7 20.Rb7 Rd8 21.Bd3! was played.) because of 23..Qa5! and wins.

25.Qe4! is my favorite move of the game.
Not 25.Qg6 Kd6.
The point of 25.Qe4 is twofold:
+ 26.Qe5: with attack on both R-s
+ 25..Bd4 26.c5!! and the threat is 27.Qh4+
and mates. After 26..h4 27.Qg6 black can resign.

Mar-14-20
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  Fischerfriend: Oeps, big mistake I just posted:
I suggested 23.Bd3 Qa5, but that fails convincingly to 24.Bg6 mate! Better is as follows:

Kovacevic - Marinovic 1979, there followed:
23.Bd3 Rg8 24.Qh6 Kd7 25.Qh7 Rg4! 26.Rf7 Qa3! and black won quickly.

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