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Alexander Motylev vs Friso Nijboer
European Championship (2009), Budva MNE, rd 2, Mar-07
Sicilian Defense: Richter-Rauzer. Neo-Modern Variation (B67)  ·  0-1

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Mar-10-09  aragorn69: That's another wild Sicilian for you!!! ;-)
Mar-10-09  positionalgenius: what a game
Mar-12-09  Gryz: Beautiful attacking game by Friso. And while playing the black pieces !

I used to be in the same year as Friso, at University. That was over 25 years ago. I only started playing chess when I was 23 years old, and Friso wasn't a GM yet. Ever since I've been looking at his games. Some really beautiful games. Always attacking. Too bad he's not consistent enough to rise higher. (Damn timetroubles too). But I still enjoy watching his games.

Go Friso go !

Mar-12-09  computer chess guy: It appears Motylev could have escaped with 30. ♘g7+. If .. ♕xg7, White gets a perpetual with 31. ♕a4+ ♔d8 32. ♕a5+ ♔e8 etc. If .. ♔d8, White just repeats the Knight offer with 31. ♘e6+ ♔d8 32. ♘g7+.

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