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Meri Arabidze vs Marina Korneva
European Championship (Women) (2012), Gaziantep TUR, rd 4, Mar-05
Slav Defense: Quiet Variation. Schallopp Defense (D12)  ·  1-0

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Jul-30-13  notyetagm: M Arabidze vs M Romanko, 2012

DVORETSKY ANNOTATES -> http://www.chesscafe.com/text/dvore...


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43 ... ♘e4-d2?? <left behind: f6>


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44 ♕b1-b8+ ♔g8-g7?


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45 ♗h4-f6+! 1-0 <decoy: f6>


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(CONTINUATION)
45 ... ♔g7x♗f6 46 ♕b8-e5# <epaulette mate>


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Jul-30-13  notyetagm: Notice the similarity of Arabidze's 45 ♗h4-f6+! 1-0 in this game M Arabidze vs M Romanko, 2012 from last years's EICC w and Melia's 30 ... ♗g4x♗f3+ in A Stefanova vs S Melia, 2013, just recently played in this year's EICC w.
Jul-30-13  notyetagm: A Stefanova vs S Melia, 2013


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30 ... ?


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30 ... ♗g4x♗f3+!


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(VARIATION)
31 ♔g2x♗f3 <decoy: f3>


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31 ... ♕e1-e4# <epaulette mate>


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Jul-30-13  Gilmoy: An epaulette rotated 45 degrees is also a <swallowtail>. Gulp.

A very useful pattern to memorize vs. fianchettos of all sorts.

Jul-30-13  notyetagm: <Gilmoy: An epaulette rotated 45 degrees is also a <swallowtail>. Gulp. A very useful pattern to memorize vs. fianchettos of all sorts.>

Very good point.

Jul-30-13  notyetagm: M Arabidze vs M Romanko, 2012

31 ?


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31 ♖h1-b1! Δ ♖b1-b5xd5 <Dvoretsky>


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http://www.chesscafe.com/text/dvore...

DVORETSKY ANNOTATES: <"Arabidze realizes that she has to secure the knight's invulnerability, so she takes the b4-square away from the bishop and also prepares an unpleasant rook invasion on b5.">

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