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Richard Taylor vs Stanley Yee
Booth Shield Howick-Pak Chess Club (2006), H-Pak C.C. Auckland, N.Z., Nov-21
French Defense: Tarrasch. Closed Variation (C05)  ·  1-0

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Aug-31-16
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  Richard Taylor: 10. ... Qf7? is almost a losing error. He doesn't even need to play 9. ... Qe7 although it might be best, but in any case he is o.k. here as long as the above mistake is not played.

This line is best for White if Black plays 7. ... f6 I must have confused it with that. As it is black can withstand 9. Nf4 but I'm not sure what the best move is: I did check it on my machine. So White should just take on f6. But as it is it is still about=

Feb-06-17
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  mjmorri: One hammer blow follows another. A well played attack.
Jul-16-18
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  Richard Taylor: Thank you <mjmorri> Stan and I had a lot of games (wins by both, and quite a lot of draws).

Here he went badly wrong perhaps being a bit rusty against the Tarrasch. We have about an equal score overall.

Stan won the NZ Major Open last year.

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