Mircea Parligras vs Sergei Tiviakov (2008)

Mircea Parligras vs Sergei Tiviakov
2008-2009 Bundesliga 2008 · Scandinavian Defense: Gubinsky-Melts Defense (B01) · 0-1

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Nov-06-08		Alphastar: 22. ..? black to play for a tuesday puzzle.

Nov-11-08		Ybrevo: I really like to see Tiviakov keeps playing the Dd6- Scandinavian! It seems unsound, but nevertheless he gets very good results with it - probably because he knows it better than most players, and there are not much theory to find.

Feb-10-09		notyetagm: <Alphastar: 22. ..? black to play for a tuesday puzzle.> 22 ... ? click for larger view 22 ... a4xc4! click for larger view Tiviakov's excellent 22 ... a4xc4! wins two pieces for a rook using a <PIN AGAINST AN UNDEFENDED PIECE> after the continuation 23 b3xc4 f8-d8. 23 b3xc4 f8-d8 <pin> click for larger view Weteschnik: ALWAYS BE ON THE LOOKOUT FOR WAYS TO CREATE OR AVOID PINS EVERY UNDEFENDED PIECE IS A POTENTIAL CANDIDATE FOR A PIN EVERY ATTACKED PIECE OF YOURS STANDING IN FRONT OF ANOTHER OF YOUR PIECES SHOULD BE REGARDED AS PINNED TWO PIECES OF THE SAME COLOR ON A FILE OR A DIAGONAL CREATE THE PRECONDITIONS FOR A PIN

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11 ... Qd5-e4 forks undef White f4-bishop, 1-1 loose c2-pawn
from Queen forks by notyetagm

22 - Ra4xBc4! attacked White d4-knight + undef d1-rook = pin
from Every attacked piece of yours standing in front by notyetagm

Scandinavian with 3 ... Qd5-d6!?
by notyetagm

22 ... Ra4xBc4! Tiviakov spots a winning pin and heads for it
from *ALWAYS* be on lookout to create or avoid a pin by notyetagm

Scandinavian Defense: Gubinsky-Melts Defense
from adichess' B00 - C19 by adichess

22 - Ra4xBc4! based on pinning White d4-knight to undef d1-rook
from Every undefended piece is a candidate for a pin by notyetagm

22 - Rc4xBa4! undef White d1-rook victim of a d-file pin
from Pins against undefended pieces by notyetagm

22 - Ra4xBc4! attacked White d4-knight + undef d1-rook = pin
from Two pieces of the same color on a file or diagon by notyetagm