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James Magee vs Eugene Delmar
Manhattan CC-Franklin CC (1906), New York, NY USA, May-30
Lemming Defense: General (B00)  ·  1/2-1/2

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Jun-30-18
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  Phony Benoni: You know, sometime I get the feeling Delmar played Weird Stuff just to have something to do. Dealing with problems you can see is far more interesting than trying to deal with problems you can't see.
Nov-21-19  Straclonoor: Pawn ending is in favor for black.

Analysis by Stockfish 051119 64 POPCNT:

1. -+ (-2.04): 38.Kf4 Kb4 39.Ke5 Ka3 40.f4 Kxa2 41.Kxe6 Kxb3 42.h5 gxh5 43.f5 h4 44.f6 h3 45.f7 h2 46.f8Q h1Q 47.Qb8+ Ka2 48.Qxa7 Qe4+ 49.Kf6 a4 50.Kg7 Qf4 51.Kh8 Qc4 52.Qf2+ Kb3 53.Qb6+ Kc2 54.Qg6+ Qd3 55.Qg2+ Qd2 56.Qe4+ Kc3 57.Qc6+ Kb3 58.Qe6+ Kb2 59.Qb6+ Ka1 60.Qa6 Qb2+ 61.Kh7 a3 62.Kxh6 Qd2+ 63.Kh7 a2 64.Qb7 Qb2 65.Qd5 Qb1+ 66.Kg7 Qc1 67.Kf7 Qc7+ 68.Kg8 Kb2 69.Qd4+ Kb3 70.Qd1+ Qc2 71.Qf3+ Qc3

2. -+ (-2.04): 38.f4 Kb4 39.Kd4 Ka3 40.Ke5 Kxa2 41.Kxe6 Kxb3 42.h5 gxh5 43.f5 h4 44.f6 h3 45.f7 h2 46.f8Q h1Q 47.Qb8+ Ka2 48.Qxa7 Qe4+ 49.Kf6 a4 50.Kg7 Qf4 51.Kh8 Qc4 52.Kh7 h5 53.Qf2+ Kb1 54.Qe1+ Qc1 55.Qb4+ Qb2 56.Qe1+ Ka2 57.Qe6+ Ka1 58.Kg6 h4 59.Qc4 a3 60.Qxh4 a2 61.Qc4 Qg2+ 62.Kf7 Qf2+ 63.Kg8 Qg1+ 64.Kh7 Qb6 65.Kh8 Qb8+ 66.Kh7 Qb7+ 67.Kh6 Qb6+ 68.Kg7 Kb2 69.Qe2+ Ka3 70.Qd3+ Qb3 71.Qa6+ Kb2 72.Qe2+ Ka1 73.Qe4 Qb1 74.Qd5 Qb2+ 75.Kh7 Qc2+ 76.Kh6 Qc3 77.Qb5 Qc1+ 78.Kh5 Qd2

Jan-07-21
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  GrahamClayton: 2. Ba6 is an interesting choice - Black gets doubled pawns but the bishop is exchanged straight away for a piece on the edge of the board.

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