Aleksey Dreev vs Alexander G Beliavsky (1989)

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Aleksey Dreev vs Alexander G Beliavsky
USSR Championship (1989), Odessa URS, rd 3, Sep-??
Queen's Gambit Declined: Three Knights Variation. General (D37) · 1/2-1/2

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Aug-28-12		vinidivici: Guys, i know 55.h4 is a good move, it prevents the checkmate after Qd3. I played to my engine after move 54. And done the 55.Rh8 and got a draw also. But maybe my second engine isnt so strong. Or maybe my move:55.Rh8 is also strong. 55.Rh8 Rg2 56.Rh3 d3 57.Rh8 Ra2 58.Rc8+ Kd4 59.Rd8+ Ke4 60.Re8+ Kf4 61.Rf8+ Ke3 62.Re8+ Kf3 63.Rf8+ Kg2 64.Rg8 g4 65.Rxg4+ Kf3 66.Rg8 d2 67.Rd8 draw

Aug-28-12		vinidivici: have done the calculate myself. 55...Rxh4 is a weak move. giving the opponent a draw in the rooks endgames. 55...Rg1 is strong move. The point is to make 2 passed pawns altogether meanwhile white passed pawn could be guarded by the rook. 55...Rg1 (a must) 56.ke2 d3+ 57.kd2 Rg2+ 58.kd1 g4 59.Rc8+ kd4 60.Rd8+ Ke3 61.Re8+ kf3 62.Rd8 Rh2 63.Rxd3+ Kg2 64.Kd2 g3 65.Ke3 Rxh4 66.Rd2+ Kh3 67.Kf3 Rh8 68.Rd6 Rf8+ 69.Ke2 Kg2 70.Ke3 Kg1 71.Rh6 g2 72.Ke2...reach the lucena position (0-1)

Aug-29-12		vinidivici: comments?

Aug-30-12		Shams: <vini> 59.h5 an improvement?

Aug-30-12		vinidivici: <shams> nope. 59.h5 then 59...Rh2. 60.Rxg4+ Kc3 Like what i've said h-pawn guarded then with mate threat, white king should move from strong position and now blacks joint king and pawn just too much for white king.

Nov-24-20		Straclonoor: After 53.Rxd8+ only 53....Ke5 wins. 53... Ke5 54. Re8+ Kf5 55. Rd8 Kg4 56. Rg8 Re3 57. Rd8 Rb3 58. Rxd4+ Kh3 59. Rd5 Rb1+ 60. Ke2 Rg1 61. Rd6 Kxh2 62. Kf2 Rg2+ 63. Kf3 Rg3+ 64. Ke4 Rg1 65. Rd2+ Kh3 66. Rd3+ Kh4 67. Rd2 g4 68. Rh2+ Kg3 69. Rd2 Rf1 70. Rc2 Rf2 71. Rc5 Kg2 72. Rb5 g3 73. Rg5 Rf3 74. Rc5 Rf6 75. Ke3 Kg1 76. Rc1+ Kh2 77. Rc5 Rh6 78. Rg5 g2 79. Kf2 g1=Q+ 80. Rxg1 Rf6+ 81. Ke2 Kxg1 82. Ke3 Rd6 83. Ke4 Rd1 84. Ke3 Kg2 85. Ke4 Kf2 86. Kf4 Re1 87. Kg4 Re4+ 88. Kg5 Ke3 89. Kf5 Kf3 90. Kg5 Rf4 91. Kh5 Rg4 92. Kh6 Rg3 93. Kh5 Kf4 94. Kh6 Kf5 95.Kh7 Kf6 96. Kh8 Kf7 97. Kh7 Rh3# Lomonosov TB7

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