Oleg Romanishin vs Jan Rindlisbacher (2011)

Oleg Romanishin vs Jan Rindlisbacher
12th European Individual Championship (2011) · King's Indian Defense: Fianchetto Variation. Classical Fianchetto (E67) · 1-0

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Jun-05-11		bright1: Good Monday puzzle with White to play and win on move 41.

Aug-01-11		ToTheDeath: Wow! Great combination.

Aug-02-11		SketchQuark: Just because it involves a queen sac doesnt make it a Monday puzzle. 42. Rh6 is no trivial find.

Aug-02-11		SketchQuark: Also, I like the shuffling from 33 to move 40 to reach time control, then pouncing on move 41.

Sep-16-11		sfm: The attacking and defending role of the rook on h6 is seriously pretty. Every white piece in the attack. <SketchQuark: 42. Rh6 is no trivial find.> True, which also is demonstrated by the fact that Romanishin needed his little maneuver to gain time to find it. Just enough moves without hitting the 3-fold repetition rule. Cool!

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