Ian Nepomniachtchi vs Ernesto Inarkiev (2010)

Ian Nepomniachtchi vs Ernesto Inarkiev
European Individual Championships (2010) · Spanish Game: Morphy Defense. Anderssen Variation (C77) · 1-0

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Mar-14-10		vonKrolock: <32...b6?> Quite unaware of the danger - But some measure against the next move should proceed right now, otherwise: click for larger view <33.xf7!> The 'petite combinaison' in it's best sense - Hidden enough, but not too complicated, and surelly leading to a forced win ...

Mar-15-10		paavoh: Beautifully conceived pressure on c6 pawn at moves 15-23, followed by redeployment of White forces.

Mar-22-10		sulotas: <paavoh> It is really amazing how white redeploys its pieces to target from c6 to d6 and creates problems in the coordination of pieces at the black camp and as <vonKrolock> points out, Inarkiev probably was asleep when Nepo moved his queen to e2 square.

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