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Gerard Welling vs Kaare Vissing Andersen
Copenhagen Open (1988), Copenhagen DEN, rd 2, Jun-20
Modern Defense: King Pawn Fianchetto (B06)  ·  1-0

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Aug-29-06  Caissanist: Ah yes, after 1.e4 g6 the first thing that would come to anyone's mind is to play 2.Be2 in order to transpose into Bird's.

Very nice sac by Welling, a terrific example of using tactics to cash in on a positionally won game.

Jan-06-07  FLCLlove: Well played, still, 23...Qf7 is superior.
Nov-11-07  t3hPolak: Sick kingside attack.
May-05-09  YoungEd: At first, I couldn't see the point of 2. ♗e2, but by move 6 I got it. Since Black is letting White develop pretty much as he wishes, White can build up for a K-side attack at his pleasure. Exciting finale--this would make a good GOTD.
May-05-09  WhiteRook48: splendid sacs
Apr-01-25
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  MarcusBierce: <FLCLlove: Well played, still, 23...Qf7 is superior.>

Barely. Something like +9

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