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Raymond Keene vs D C Williams
Surrey Championship (1965), England, rd 6, Jun-15
King's Indian Attack: Smyslov Variation (A05)  ·  1-0

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Nov-11-05
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  ray keene: a good example of the reti/smyslov system.
Nov-11-05  Steppenwolf: 24...f5 was lame and 29...Rb6 was, well, no comment. Play your own size, GM! Anyway, interesting game. Thanks.
Nov-11-05
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  ray keene: <steppenwolf> dont forget this game was played 40 years ago and my opponent was my size then-in fact probably considered a little larger! i agree--rb6 is a howler but he cd already have resigned--but f5 is necessary at some point since i threaten ng4 and if he plays ---h5 to stop this i continue f4 with the threat of f5 myself. i think he is strategically lost after 23 moves.
Aug-27-18
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  ray keene: Curious precursor of Caruana v Karjakin St Louis 2018

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