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Evan M Sandberg vs Mariano Sana
North American Open (2009), Las Vegas, rd 6, Dec-29
Spanish Game: Morphy Defense. Mackenzie Variation (C77)  ·  1-0

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Jan-24-12  Knight13: <Fusilli> Let me guess why you decided to submit this game: to show how the structure of those d6, a6 pawns of Black in the RB vs RB endgame can be exploited.

6....d6 next time!

Jan-24-12
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  Fusilli: <K> Ha! It has a little bit of theoretical value, in showing how not to handle this opening with black!

My opponent kept slamming the pieces and the clock at each move. But I don't think he was a jerk, I really think he wasn't aware of it. I did have to ask him to be gentler, or asked a TD to do so for me, I don't remember.

Hey, kids out there reading this: It is *rude* to slam the pieces and the clock, even if you don't mean to be rude.

(No hard feelings toward Evan, though, who beat me fair and square.)

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