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Ray Robson vs Abhimanyu Mishra
United States Championship (2024), Saint Louis, MO USA, rd 10, Oct-22
Italian Game: Classical Variation. Giuoco Pianissimo (C53)  ·  1-0

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Oct-23-24  goodevans:


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53...Qc6? lost another pawn after which 'resigns' would not have been premature. Did Mishra think White's Q was rooted to the protection of the e-pawn?

After 54.Qxa5 Black cannot capture 54...Rxe6 because then 55.Qa2 would force 55...Kf7 after which White trades off all the pieces on e6 to leave a simple K+P endgame win.

Oct-23-24
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  Sally Simpson: Yes it does look like he missed 55.Qa2 and the pin on the e6 Rook. 16 moves later the e6 pin with a trade down in mind did appear and Misha resigned.


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A good game by Robson. I liked the 42 Kg3 idea to remove the BQ from the blockading square. When the pawn could advance the WK ran back to h2.

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