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Raymond Keene vs D Brett Lund
London ENG (1982), ?, Feb-05
Benoni Defense: King Pawn lines (A65)  ·  1-0

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Apr-09-07
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  ray keene: played in london 1982 in a club tournament for the kings head team
Aug-27-07  whiteshark: Couldn't black played better, somewhere ?
Aug-27-07  whiteshark: Maybe <20... Qc7> as a better move here (instead of 20...Be5), reaching the following position:


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Jan-25-08
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  ray keene: i wd probably have replied with a5
Oct-11-08
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  GrahamClayton: Keene rates this game highly because of the 3 "retreating" moves that he played consecutively 21. ♗f1, 22. ♕d1 & 23. ♘b1.
Feb-23-11  kudubux: Good day <Mr. Keene>!

This game reminds me of Gulko-Kasparov 1981. Black carried out attacks that were actually parried. Very brave chess you demonstrated there.

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