Zeljko Bogut vs Peter Heine Nielsen (2012)

Zeljko Bogut vs Peter Heine Nielsen
28th European Club Cup (2012) · Sicilian Defense: Chekhover Variation (B53) · 0-1

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Nov-21-12		chextall27: Hi, 1st off, this is my 1st post, so I hope I am doing it right and not saying anything stupid. I was brought here by my newspaper chess quiz which says the solution is from this point: 32. Kb1, Qd1++ which seems to ignore: 33. Qd1 if 33. ..., c2+ then 34. Rd2, Rd2 35. Kd2 which gives white a huge material advantage. On a more basic level, I do not understand why Nielsen resigns. Probably something obvious, but after Kb1, I see a number of variations that do not lead to an inevitable mate or an overwhelming advantage to black. Thanks! Mike

Nov-21-12		perfidious: <chextall27> Welcome to CG and may you enjoy your time here! After 31....Rb1+, this is indeed resignable for White as 32.Kxb1 c2+ is crushing.

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