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Michael Roiz vs Natalija Pogonina
Russian Team Championship (2012), Sochi RUS, rd 1, Apr-09
Nimzo-Indian Defense: Classical Variation (E32)  ·  1-0

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Apr-09-12  The17thPawn: I do not understand 39.)..., f7-f5 in this game? Black seemed to be holding on until this point. I wonder if this was time pressure or just misplaced ambition?
Apr-10-12  zluria: What's not to understand? With seconds on her clock, Pogonina makes a natural move. It seems to force gxf5 (because of the threat fxg4), when after Nxf5 the d4 pawn is solidly defended. It also makes room for the King to come out with Kf7.

Of course, this is all moot because 40. Ne7+ wins a pawn and the game. Pogonina clearly missed this because of her time troubles.

Apr-10-12
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  Penguincw: Removes the last piece in the black position, and black can't watch both sides.
Apr-10-12  The17thPawn: <zluria> - Well I did mention this may have been time pressure but not having witnessed the game I could not assume anything. Where did you discover that this was a time pressure error?

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