Neville B K Gill vs Mark Hebden (1985)

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Neville B K Gill vs Mark Hebden
cr Grand (1985) (correspondence)
Spanish Game: Marshall Attack. Modern Main Line (C89) · 0-1

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Jun-08-09		freeman8201: Hmmm? Black won in the endgame. I once lost in the same endgame position with reverse colors but it didn't come out a Marshall attack. To reiterate: in Rueben Fine's endgame, reference, book; inorder for the side with the B+R+K to checkmate a K+R it it takes alot of FORCING moves! And in no way would I have ever, ever, came up with the same position in Fine's book. I was the defending side and I lost in same as White lost in this game. A key note to remember is that the attacking side with the Bishop blocks the checks from the opponent's Rook. According to Fine's book; the Defending, side with the K+R, has to force the attacking-side to make precision, very accurate, moves.

Jun-08-09		Chessical: <62.Ra1?> loses as White's Rook is then tied by threat of mate to the back rank. White cannot prevent the Black Rook eventually checking him on the K-side, and winning his frustrated Rook. It is difficult to force this, but quite possible. <62.R> to any square in the range <e5 to e8> is a drawn position. Black cannot exchange Rooks as he will have insufficient material to affect a mate. White by keeping his Rook on the e-file is safe.

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