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Joel Benjamin vs Nils-Gustaf Renman
Berliner Sommer (1984), Berlin West FRG, rd 3, Aug-20
Queen's Indian Defense: Yates Variation (E16)  ·  0-1

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Dec-18-08  ungeneral: I think 62. Be2 was White's key mistake, which allowed black to go for a win. If white held the diagonal c4 - g8, white should have been able to draw.

In any event nice game, deserves further attention.

Oct-25-11  Nilsson: Ungeneral: I do not understand your point. After for example 62.Bf7 black play 62...Bc6 and white have to leave that diagonal, because of Bd5. and after 63.Bh5 Bd5 64.Bd1 we have nearly the same position as in the game. Very strong play by Nils-Gustav Renman, today representing Schack-08 Norrköping Sweden. /JN
Oct-25-11  Nilsson: The big mistake from Benjamin was 68.Bc6? After 68.Bg2! it is a draw I think. /JN

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