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Ariel Mengarini vs George Kramer
1st World Open (1973), New York, NY USA
Benoni Defense: Modern Variation (A56)  ·  0-1

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Sep-14-12
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  FSR: A surprising conclusion. Presumably White realized that 9.Rxc3 Bxa3! wins at least two pawns, while 9.bxc3 would drop a pawn and leave White with a wretched pawn structure.
Jun-04-17
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  GrahamClayton: 5...♗xc5 is also playable, as an immediate attempt to attack the bishop by 6. b4 loses immediately to 6...♗xf2+ 7. ♔xf2 ♘g4+ 8. ♔g3 ♕f6 9. ♕e1 ♘f2 0-1 Frankenstein-Ehrat, corr 1950, eg 10. ♕f2 ♕xc3+ and 11...♕xa1.
Mar-18-24  YoungEd: <FSR> is of course correct, but still after 9. bxc3 ♕xa2 Black isn't dead lost just yet, right? Black doesn't have an immediate crushing follow-up or anything; it seems a bit early to throw in the towel.

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