Jennie Frenklakh vs Eric Schiller (1994)

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Jennie Frenklakh vs Eric Schiller
Ch State California (1994), California (USA)
Queen Pawn Game: Zukertort Variation (D02) · 0-1

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Sep-14-21		Brenin: 30 ... Bxb2+ 31 Kxb2 Qc2+ 32 Ka1 b2 mate, or 32 Kh3 Qxa2 mate.

Sep-14-21		stacase: And Black's Rook just sat & watched.

Sep-14-21		Hercdon: I can?t get used to seeing Tuesday?s game at 9 PM on Monday

Sep-14-21		mel gibson: So easy it's not worth commenting as per yesterday.

Sep-14-21		Cheapo by the Dozen: <Hercdon>, <Phony Benoni> is aging, as we all are, so perhaps it wasn't as easy for him to be first poster on midnight puzzles any more.

Sep-14-21		drollere: i had 30. .. Bxb2+, 31. Kxb2 Qc2+, 32. Ka3 Qxa2#

Sep-14-21		An Englishman: Good Evening: Also interesting--Black's opening move order allowed for a clever defense vs. the London System. 1...d5 and 2...c6 clear the way for 3...Qb6!, and if you already use the Slav Defense, 3.c4,Nf6 won't dismay you at all.

Sep-14-21		Phony Benoni: <Cheapo> Waddya mean, aging? I won't be 70 for another couple of months!

Sep-14-21		Jimfromprovidence: A good side puzzle begins on the same move but with white having played 29 Qxb3 instead. click for larger view Black to play and win.

Sep-14-21		saturn2: <Jimfromprovidence:> 29...Rb8 attacks queen and the b2 pawn

Sep-14-21		Cheapo by the Dozen: Frei Nach Schiller

Sep-14-21		agb2002: White threatens Qxb3. The black queen can reach c2 with tempo: 30... Bxb2+ 31.Kxb2 Qc2+ 32.Ka1 (32.Ka3 Qxa2#) 32... b2#.

Sep-14-21		Brenin: No ageism, please, <Cheapo>: I'm 75, and POTD-o'clock is 1am over here. On the subject of age, Jennie Frenklakh was 13 or 14 when she played this game.

Sep-14-21		Teyss: <Phony Benoni: First things first. It's Black to play. Got it.> 👏 <Phony Benoni: I won't be 70 for another couple of months!> Happy birthday! You can print this kibitz, mail it to yourself and hopefully if Postal Service is fast for once, you'll have it on time. Too bad you don't post that often, you're always fun to read. <Brenin> Congrats, alive and kicking at 75! Sincerely, the sharp analyses don't show your age.

Sep-14-21		Johnraho: 24. ….d4 Very nice

Sep-14-21		chrisowen: Ruffles i books a Bxb2+ gotcha arrive ointment bubble heavy vehicles atchoo ruffles i books atchoo kickstart fag it width barbeque quibble a bandjob mule it velocity hope the penny drops its ok ie its elan dug its bracy again mince its puzzle x about bob bible its blubb ghoul again jaffa cooks cakes it summons atchoo her it raid ben it flag atchoo peg its higgeldy piggledy rook embargo fluffed its credible nerf gun its her guess i books atchoo i ford its play its swap meet its sausages atchoos for your pork joint its tonk night for duty atchoo i hop skip and jump its breitling its shadow its dowry its lay man its puzzle Bxb2+ duff;

Sep-14-21		chrisowen: Now I remember my first book SCO no a lion comment x

Sep-14-21		chrisowen: Had your free Fill

Sep-14-21		gawain: I could see only one candidate move. Fortunately it was the right move.

Sep-14-21		1g1yy: <gawain: I could see only one candidate move. Fortunately it was the right move.> Actually, I also looked at Nxd5 as well, and it leads to some very interesting carnage, but it doesn't end in #...

Sep-14-21		saturn2: <1g1yy: I also looked at 30...Nxd5 as well,> Probably losing after 31.Bd1 with two black pieces attacked. Even 31...Nc3 does not help then.

Sep-14-21		drollere: <jimofprovidence: Black to play and win.> thanks for posting this, i wondered about that same move myself. i can only find 29. Qxb3 Qe4+, 30. Ka1 Qxe2, 31. a3 Rh3

Sep-14-21		dhotts: White was happy to be mated; otherwise, he would lose his Queen on the next move.

Sep-14-21		Jimfromprovidence: "A good side puzzle begins on the same move but with white having played 29 Qxb3 instead". <saturn2: <Jimfromprovidence:> 29...Rb8 attacks queen and the b2 pawn> <drollere> <thanks for posting this, i wondered about that same move myself. i can only find 29. Qxb3 Qe4+, 30. Ka1 Qxe2, 31. a3 Rh3> If 29 Qxb3 then 29...Rb8 wins. click for larger view This is winning only because the queen is covering the rook. One interesting variation is after 30 Ng5+. click for larger view Black can play 30...Kg8 or more simply 30...Bxg5.

Sep-15-21		Nullifidian: 30... ♗xb2+ 31. ♔xb2 ♕c2+ 32. ♔a1 (♔a3 ♕xa3#) ♙b2#

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