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Pablo Ricardi vs Diego Valerga
San Martin (1995), rd 2
Semi-Slav Defense: General (D43)  ·  1-0

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Nov-30-12  vinidivici: I read this game in one of my book.

And strangely the only way to draw is...
58...Rh2!!....all other ways in the move 58 for black would lose.

Nov-30-12  vinidivici: with 58...Kg5 (just like in the actual game) Ke4 permits white king to approach his pawn.

58...Rh2 (sole way to draw)
59.Rxb4 Rh3+....this move cut off the white king along the 3rd rank, so only then black king could come to the queen side.

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