Hans Rudolf Jung vs Arthur Calugar (2011)

Hans Rudolf Jung vs Arthur Calugar
Canadian Championship 2011 · Van Geet Opening: General (A00) · 0-1

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Aug-22-12		Grandpa jo: 12.Bxc6 gives c doubled pawns to black was an interesting idea. 20.e5 surprised me but it does not seems bad at all Is 27.Nd7 is really good? Im skeptical. 34.g4 is bad...after this wind changes of side.27...Qf6! A beautiful game as white but at the end ...white play bad

Aug-22-12		hansj: Thanks for your interest. 20.e5 was the deciding move. On hindsight I recognized I had a structural advantage and should have built my position more. With that played I tried to get my knights into play but ran out of energy and time. Regrets I have a few but it was a good fighting game.

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