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Sergei Rublevsky vs Valeri Yandemirov
Russian Team Championship (2015), Sochi RUS, rd 2, May-02
Scotch Game: Malaniuk Variation (C45)  ·  1-0

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May-03-15  Mr. V: How does White win the endgame?
May-03-15
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  Penguincw: < Mr. V: How does White win the endgame? >

That's a good question. Using an engine, I found that black has to defend the pawn (55...Rb8), 56.Ne3, threatening a fork. This'll force the king out of f6, and white can push the pawns (well, that's a start).

I also see that these 2 have played before once, and that was 24 years ago, when Rublevsky was only about 17. Wow.

May-04-15  Mr. V: Thanks. I'm certain Rublevsky would have the skill to execute that properly, but it is a difficult finish to see!

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