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Anish Giri vs Jelmer Jens
TCh-NED -9 2008  ·  Sicilian Defense: Najdorf. Poisoned Pawn Variation (B97)  ·  1-0
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Oct-14-10  Xeroxx: I think 14.Rf3 is theory.
Jan-01-11
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  Richard Taylor: 14. Rf3 is played. It seems best. Giri is was mostly worse than Black in this game.

Unless my computer is cross-eyed.

Jenner's final blunder was Nf4 but he had outplayed Giri at least up to few moves before that. But it is a complex opening so he might have been in time pressure. Giri is a great player of course.

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