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Jonny Hector vs David Baramidze
Bundesliga (2010/11), Emsdetten GER, rd 12, Mar-19
Italian Game: Evans Gambit. Anderssen Variation Cordel Line (C51)  ·  1-0

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Jun-12-11  Big Pawn: Another interesting Evans Gambit from Hector. It seems Black really didn't know how to react to White's plan of 12.Nd2-Nf3-Ne5 and f4-f5. It is kind of like a Pillsbury Attack meets the Evans Gambit.

It seems Black's queen gave White too many free tempos. White ended up getting his pawn to d5 with tempo. Blacks plan to undermine the d5 pawn backfires when he finally "wins" the d pawn 22.Nxd5.

Maybe it was better, in the beginning, to play 10...Qd8.

Dec-29-13  Poisonpawns: Black blundered with 22..Qf5? which hands the initiative over after the obvious 23.Nce3 Black has to play the simple 22..Rxd5!23.Rxd5 Qa8


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.Ne3 Bxe3 25.Bxe3 Bxd5 26.Qg3 f6!


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Now White will have to fight to hold a draw.

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