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Walter Browne vs Tibor Weinberger
National Open (2006), Las Vegas, NV USA, rd 3, Jun-17
Caro-Kann Defense: Bronstein-Larsen Variation (B16)  ·  1-0

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Jul-17-06  Ger7ry: Why does Black resign here?
Jul-17-06
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  WannaBe: <Ger7ry> Shredder has white up 3.69 in this line: 23...h5 24. Qxh5 Rxa2 25. Re1 a6 26. Qf5 Ra3 27. Bd4 Nf8
Jul-19-06
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  Richard Taylor: Black's position is very weak - his pawns are weak on the King side and White has the two Bishops and control of most squares. He threatens to open up Back's King position

Here is a line 23 .... a6 24 a4 b5 25 a:b5 26 a:b5 (or White gets on the h1 a8 diagonal) 27 Ra1 Ne7? 28 Qxb5!! ch wins at least the Rook. But other variations eventually lead to Black getting weaker...this is an example of the power of the two bishops - sometimes two knights are better - but here the 2 Bs tell.

Jul-19-06
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  Richard Taylor: Of course he is also a pawn up.

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