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Aleksey Dreev vs Jaan Ehlvest
URS-ch U20 (1986), Tallinn URS
King's Indian Defense: Orthodox Variation. Positional Defense (E94)  ·  1-0

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Dec-20-05  ReikiMaster: A very tactical game where the nature of white's advantage changes several times!
Sep-16-12  vinidivici: 64...Kf5 is a good move then 65.Rg1
65...g4 (also good move, limit the beachhead of the rook) 66.Kc4 then
66...g3? (this seems an error, the riposte white Kc4 should face with 66...Ke6! (this move would be a draw for black because black king would come back to a and b file to stop the white's pawns, meanwhile his own pawn threatening to queen.)

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