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Vladimir Sergievsky vs Boris Spassky
Chigorin Memorial (1966), Sochi URS, rd 1, Jun-??
King's Indian Attack: Spassky Variation (A05)  ·  1-0

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Feb-23-22  jerseybob: Spassky, playing a defense he used twice in his recently-concluded match with Petrosian, gets pressure and makes a seemingly-promising exchange sac, but the virtually-unknown Sergievsky manages to hold on for the point. Did Boris miss a win? Could he have have won without the sac? I lean toward the latter, but maybe Boris held such a light regard for Sergievsky that he thought white would quickly collapse. He was wrong.

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