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Tigran Petrosian vs Arthur Bisguier
USA - Soviet Union (1954), New York, NY USA, rd 3, Jun-21
English Opening: Symmetrical. Symmetrical Variation (A36)  ·  1-0

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Apr-12-07  mormonchess: Yes, very impressive pawn play by Mr. Petrosian.

He makes it look like child's play.

Apr-12-07
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  ketchuplover: being up a piece doesn't hurt either :)
Apr-12-07  Brown: <ketchuplover:> a piece for two pawns, and the reason why he's up that is because of his <impressive pawn play> as stated by <mormonchess>.
Apr-12-07  stanleys: Poor Mr Bisguier!
Nov-16-10  Sem: Why not 27. ... Rxc4?
Nov-16-10
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  Sastre: <27...Rxc4 28.Qxc4 dxc4 29.Rxd7> is winning for White.
Nov-16-10  Tigranny: Awesome pawn set up in the endgame Tigran.
Nov-17-10  Sem: <Sastre:> Thanks. After 50 years of playing chess I still overlook these things. Good Grief, Charlie Brown.
Mar-23-11  Rick360: Not until move 22 was a piece or pawn exchanged! Well done by "Iron" Tigran, as usual.

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