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Krisztian Szabo vs Igor Lysyj
28th Cappelle-la-Grande (2012), Cappelle la Grande FRA, rd 5, Mar-06
Spanish Game: Berlin Defense. Rio Gambit Accepted (C67)  ·  0-1

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May-18-12  number 23 NBer: Talk about a marathon victory! Szabo must have been able to save that at some point, but good on Lysyj for keeping on him.
Nov-15-12  Garech: Great endgame fight!

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Jul-08-13  notyetagm: K Szabo vs I Lysyj, 2012

Game Collection: TRAPPED PIECES! TRAPPED PIECES! TRAPPED PIECES! 118 ... Nf6-d7! leaves White a4-knight trapped on edge of board

Jul-08-13  notyetagm: K Szabo vs I Lysyj, 2012

Game Collection: TRAPPED PIECE: ON THE EDGE OF THE BOARD 118 ... Nf6-d7! leaves White a4-knight trapped on edge of board

Jul-08-13  notyetagm: K Szabo vs I Lysyj, 2012

Game Collection: TRAP PIECES BY TAKING AWAY THEIR FLIGHT SQUARES 118 ... Nf6-d7! takes away c5-,b6-flights from Whitee a4-knight

Jul-08-13  notyetagm: K Szabo vs I Lysyj, 2012

118 ... ?


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118 ... ♘f6-d7! <trapped piece: a4-knight>


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Jul-08-13  notyetagm: K Szabo vs I Lysyj, 2012

Compare the ending of this game with the ending of I Kurnosov vs Carlsen, 2012 and tell me what you see.

Dec-04-14  ChessMan94: 132 moves but it looked drawn as early as move 40.
Oct-21-17
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  louispaulsen88888888: Yes it seems like getting the Kt trapped with 118.Kt-R4? was the loser. The king should stay around the base of his pawn chain watching out for knight sacs while the knight should have enough squares to bounce around on. But who can blame white for a slip on move 118; such a long game is tiring.

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