Author: Paulo Soares
Date: 17:19:42 10/25/00
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On October 24, 2000 at 21:20:01, Eelco de Groot wrote: (snipped) >This variation was the best I could do to "repair" the sacrifice; after 1. Bxc4 >dxc3 2. Bxf7+ Ke7 3. Qb3 Nf6 maybe the more correct way to fight on would be >with 4.Ng5: 12.02 -0.11 4.Ng5 cxb2 5.Qxb2 Qb6 6.Qd2 Nxe4 7.Ba3+. At least >that's what I had as best output before I unwisely decided to see what was >happening here still having seven chess-engines running as well.. Minus .11 >pawns but the situation is not very clear yet, to say the least. Into the >swirling snow, trying to find a passage up the forbidding mountain, this is >chess! > >Regards, Eelco > >http://www.thelordoftherings.org/multimedia/images/nasmith-01.html >(Being something of a Tolkien-fan, I've got this calendar with Ted Nasmith's >pictures, from 1992, still hanging on the wall because of the beautiful >illustrations. This seemed a fitting image.) Eelco, after 6.Qd2, in your mainline, leave your favourite program to choose the move and see what happens. In reality, 6...Nxe4 it's not a good move, may be 6...h6 is the best move in the position. Thanks by the picture, beatiful,and it sometimes transmits as the people are when analyzing a position :) Paulo
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