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Daniel Stellwagen vs Ruud Janssen
Dutch Championship (2008), Hilversum NED, rd 6, Apr-07
Spanish Game: Closed Variations. Chigorin Defense (C97)  ·  1-0

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Apr-08-08  Wild Bill: This is a very enjoyable game. Janssen's <15...c4>, which is the game's novelty from the best I can tell, is a good move. Janssen had opportunities for the game to turn out better for him than it did, but let them slip.
Apr-09-08  luzhin: Janssen did indeed miss an opportunity: 22...Bxb4!
Apr-09-08  MarkThornton: <luzhin: Janssen did indeed miss an opportunity: 22...Bxb4!>

What happens after <23. Bh6>? <23. Nxe5> (freeing f3 for the White Queen) also needs looking at.

Apr-09-08  luzhin: After 23.Bh6 Black would simply play 23..Bxc3 and will be two pawns up. After 22..Bxb4,23.Nxe5 would be the best response, but following 23.. Qxe5 24 cxb4 Black has a more active position than in the game continuation-- and a useful passed 'c' pawn.

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