Maia Lomineishvili vs Anna Zatonskih (2010)

Maia Lomineishvili vs Anna Zatonskih
Women's World Chess Championship (2010) · French Defense: Rubinstein Variation. Blackburne Defense (C10) · 0-1

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Dec-04-10		Domdaniel: Nice play by Black in the opening and early middlegame, though the 8...Nd5 line is a bit dubious. White can insert Bb5+ on move 11, forcing ...Kf8, and Black will stay congested (as in Kamsky vs V Akobian, 2009). But here Black was able to get an advantage when White's attack overreached. 25...Qg3 would have finished it more efficiently, but black had a won game by then anyway.

Dec-30-10		ReikiMaster: 15.fxe3 may look funny but at least it's ok for the moment. Now black got a pawn and a strong attack very quickly.

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