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Jun-08-05 | | jamesmaskell: Got it. Tricky one though. |
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Jun-08-05
 | | Richard Taylor: Calculated all the moves here pretty quickly - it is a nice deflection sac - I saw the Rg8 check - on a good day I wouldn't miss this OTB - |
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Jun-08-05
 | | Richard Taylor: Instead of 10..e5 10..d5 looks stronger - e5 too easily leads to Black weakneses on the white squares and on d6 - black needs to counter punch in the centre..I analysed it a bit and Black gets some compensation for any pawn loss (eg sometimes a B on d4) - unless a stronger player can tell me what is wrong with the move - but b5 by Black is another idea... |
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Jun-08-05 | | The beginner: I thought it was 22 Qh4. It should win also altough it is more complicated. 22 Qh4 ..Bg7
23 Rxg7 ..Kxg7
24 Be5+ ..Rxe5
25 Rd7+ ..Kg8
26 Qxh7 ..Kf8
27 Qh8 mate.
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Jun-08-05 | | wavershadow: What if 22.Bxe5+?
There are two variations for black.
Variation 1:22...Rxe5 23.Rxh7+ Kxh7
24.Rd7+(24...Re7 does not affect the result)24...Kh8(if 24...Kh6 25.Qh4#)25.Qh4+ Kg8 26.Qh7+ Kf8 27.Qf7# Variation 2:22...Kg8 23.Rf1+ Re6 24.Qxe6#
Please teach me if I made any mistake... |
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Jun-08-05 | | Eric Xanthus: wavershadow, you lost track of a rook in your line. In variation 1, black can play 24..Kh6 25.Qh4+ Rh5. |
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Jun-08-05 | | DanRoss53: I thought 22. Bxe5+ Rxe5 23. Rxh7+ Kxh7 24. Qh4+ Rh5 25. Rd7+ Kh6 26. Qf4+ Rg5 27. h4 but was obviously being completely oblivious to the passed pawn. (If not for the passer, 27... Qxc5 would give Black the advantage anyway) 27. Qf4+ instead of 27. h6 would lead to a draw-by-repetition. |
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Jun-08-05 | | wavershadow: Oh!It was stupid of me to make such a silly mistake.thanks for teaching me..
If than,white would totally lose as
he sacrificed his rock with no purpose
and facing the threat of ...b1=Q+.
The only thing that he can do is to draw by repeating Qh4+ and Qf4+.
I am definately wrong than... |
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Jun-08-05 | | alexandrovm: 22. Rf8+, black can't take because if RxR then 23. BxB+ Rf6 (only move) 24. BxR++ now, if 22. ...Kg7 then 23. Qg7++ |
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Jun-08-05 | | alexandrovm: well, my mistake on my second variation, if 23. Qg7+ the king can simply scape to h6 and there is no more checks. But I think it stills win the game... |
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Jun-08-05 | | Jimzovich: This one had a sort of "double deflection" if you will. I only saw 22. ...♖xf8 then 23.♗xe5 #. Teaches me a good lesson here, if everything is not in order my opponent could have escaped! |
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Jun-08-05 | | duboy77: Where is the game after 22. Bxe5 Rxe5 23. Qh4 |
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Jun-08-05 | | brainzugzwang: <wavershadow> and <Eric Xanthus> I was looking at 22. Bxe5 too, and I think it also leads to a win. After 22... Rxe5, 23. Rd7 followed shortly by Rxh7+ sets up a mating net, and I think the White king can escape Black's checks — emphasis on the word "think." |
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Jun-08-05 | | DanRoss53: <duboy77> 22. Bxe5 Rxe5 23. Qh4? fails to 23... Qxc5+ 24. Kh1 Qc6+ 25. Kg1 Qb6+ 26. Kh1 h5 <brainzugzwang> 22. Bxe5 Rxe5 23. Rdd7? fails to 23... b1=Q (which is the same mistake I initially made...see my previous post) |
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Jun-08-05
 | | kevin86: To me,the first move was easy,but I missed the sac at g8.Kruppa played some good music on this one. Chess openings seem to have very unusual names-that sound like titles to European novels---This one, however,has a title that sounds like a Friends episode:"The one with the four pawns". lol |
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Jun-08-05 | | YouRang: I also found 22 Rf8+ followed by 23 Qf7+, which ultimately wins at least a rook and leaves white on the attack. It looked 'winning enough' to me. |
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Jun-08-05 | | Shokwave: I blew this one: I first looked at Rxh7+, then, when that didn't pan out, tried BxB+...I thought it won, but as others have pointed out, it leads only to a perpetual. |
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Jun-08-05 | | kcb: I like very much the combination at the end.I think it's great.in two of the variations it comes to a wonderful mate with the queen at h4 and the king at g5. Does anyone see the same thing as me? |
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Jun-08-05 | | kcb: MARIUS DOES. |
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Jun-08-05 | | Rama: Why did black abandon 16. ... Ne3. After 17. Qf3 Nxf1, 18. Rxf1 cxd4, all is well and Qf7+ leads to nothing that I can see. |
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Jun-08-05 | | Anastasia: my guess 16..Ne3 17.Qf3 Nxf1 18.Qd5+ Kh8 19.Ne6 and count the pieces after the dust settles or maybe 16..Ne3 17.Qf3 cxd4 18.Qf7+ Kh8 19.Nd5 Nxf1 20.Rxf1 and white has some major attackage happening |
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Jun-13-05
 | | patzer2: White exploits the weakened castled position with the neat deflection sacrifice 22. Rf8+!! |
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Jan-26-07
 | | thegoodanarchist: what a zesty attack! Very nice game |
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Jan-26-07
 | | kevin86: "King's Indian Defense-four pawn attack.Dynamic attack" sounds like a chapter of a James F Cooper novel about Hawkeye,and not the one from MASH. Kruppa sacs one rook so that a stronger one can execute a checkmate. |
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Jan-26-07 | | Themofro: Great game. |
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