Raymond Keene vs John N Sugden (1960)

Raymond Keene vs John N Sugden
Dulwich College 1960 · Sicilian Defense: Najdorf Variation (B98) · 1-0

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Sep-18-09		zanboryaa: A beautiful combination started from 14.Qh3,all the Black moves are nearly forced?!...notice the amazing and well calculated Sacrifice15.Bxh6...

Sep-18-09		ray keene: thanks for the compliments

Sep-18-09		HeMateMe: Nice tactical work. Looks like breaking and entering, and white has made off with a valuable piece--the King! Its a good puzzle game, where one has to visualze the ending 10 moves, without touching the pieces. GM Keene, the Sicialian is pretty well analyzed. Where does black go off the acceptable lines and get punished?

Feb-11-11		ray keene: black shd probably avoid premature castling and ...h6 was asking for trouble!

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