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Vadim Zvjaginsev vs Robert Huebner
Elista Olympiad (1998), Elista RUS, rd 12, Oct-11
Nimzo-Indian Defense: Three Knights Variation (E21)  ·  1-0

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Kibitzer's Corner
Jan-30-10
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  plang: This very sharp line for Black seems a bit out of character for Huebner. 15..g4 was an improvement over 15..Qf6 played by Salov against Kamsky in Moscow 1992 which led to a large advantage for White after 16 Bh5+..Ke7 17 Bf7. Although Zvagincev was up a pawn after the long exchanging combination ending with 25 Kxd1 the White pawns were very weak and the ending was likely drawn had Huebner played 26..Kb7 or 26..Kb8 eliminating potential forks and thus allowing the rook acess to the g8 square. After 31 Ng7 Black had to lose material..eg 31..Ne5 32 Ne6+..Ke7 33 Nxf8.

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