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Rauf Mamedov vs Sebastien Feller
Aeroflot Open 2008  ·  French Defense: Rubinstein Variation. Blackburne Defense (C10)  ·  1-0


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Dec-31-08
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  notyetagm: 30 ... Ra8-a6? <left behind: c8>


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30 ... Ra8-a6? <DEFENDS> the Black c6-knight but <LEAVES BEHIND> the c8-checking square.

31 Rc7-c8+ Kg8-f7 <forcing alignment: f7+c6>


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31 Rc7-c8+ then <FORCES> the Black g8-king onto the f7-square with 31 ... Kg8-f7, within <CHECKING DISTANCE> of the light-squared White c4-knight, and <<<KNIGHTS BECOME UNBELIEVABLY DANGEROUS ONCE THEY ACQUIRE A TACTICAL TARGET (CHECK)>>>.

32 Rc8xNc6! <remove guard: e5> 1-0


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32 Rc8xNc6! wins a piece, as capturing the Black c6-knight <REMOVES THE GUARD (ILLUSORY PROTECTION)> of the e5-checking square.

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32 ... Ra6xRc6 <illusory protection: e5> 33 Nc4xe5+ <knight fork>


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