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Anna Zatonskih vs Walter Browne
Chessmaster US Championship 2005 (2004), San Diego, CA USA, rd 6, Nov-30
Nimzo-Indian Defense: Huebner. Rubinstein Variation (E42)  ·  1-0

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Dec-01-04  whiskeyrebel: Oops! blacks Q moves..then white plays QxF7. As they say, that's a cold hamburger. Oh well..I'm sure Browne has won a few that way too during his long career.
Sep-04-05
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  Eggman: Browne called 19...Qd3?? "the worst blunder of my career".
Sep-20-10  Sularus: This is a good Monday puzzle.

20. ?

Jan-14-13  smalldreams: continuation for patzers like me who actually had to play it through:

20. ... Q**
21. Qxf7+ Rxf7
22. Rd8+ Rf8
23. R*xf8#

Jan-14-13
Premium Chessgames Member
  perfidious: <smalldreams> We were all there at one time in our chess education.

Might surprise you what can happen amidst the nervous tension of a game, with seemingly a hundred thousand things to keep track of, the clock ticking at your side.

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