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Dejan Antic vs Raja Panjwani
34th World Open (2006), Philadelphia, PA USA, rd 3, Jun-30
King's Indian Defense: Orthodox Variation (E94)  ·  0-1

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Oct-17-06  siggemannen: nice selfmate here
Jul-19-09  sheaf: what the hell was Kd5 ??..2491 player missed Rf6..
Jul-19-09  Micah Hughey: Sheaf,
...Rf6 was never played. Did you miss that, meaning ...Re6? How ironic.
Jul-24-09  sheaf: <Micah Hughey> thanks for correcting me, I don't know why I wrote Rf6 when I obviously meant Re6...I suspect it was a typing error rather than a visual one....

anyway, Kd5 allows a trivial mate via Re6..e5 f5 takes away the only escape square that white king could possibly have..and there is no way to prevent c6 #. Kd3 should lead to a draw.

Oct-03-12  mrfuddington: I can only assume he was under time pressure, approaching move 40.

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