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Juan Bellon Lopez vs Valery A Chekhov
Barcelona (1984)
Semi-Slav Defense: General (D43)  ·  0-1

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May-29-05  acirce: 33.Rg8?? is a cute blunder. If 34.Rxg7 the rook is trapped.
Sep-20-12  vinidivici: yes, 33.Rg8 is a terrible blunder.

Position after move 30 is a draw...rook ending with 3 vs 4 pawns on the same wing which the h-pawn advance to the 5th rank.

Better 32.Ra5. Its a probing move, the black king would likely advance to the f6 square. white just need to move his rook to 6th rank to prevent e6-pawn advance. If black offers the g pawn trade with h-pawn, white should take! Finally, rook could do the checks from the side or from the rear.

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