Author: blass uri
Date: 07:08:00 09/01/98
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On September 01, 1998 at 07:17:44, Howard Exner wrote: >6. This position is a continuation of the previous discussion of Rebel9 vs >Hiarcs6. The only chance of a draw is for Hiarcs6 to play d6-d5 and rely on a >perpetual check in the Q vs Q ending. d5 is losing after g5 d4 g6 d3 g7 d2 g8=Queen d1=Queen Qg1+ black is losing in the endgame. Uri > Instead Hiarcs follows the mistaken path >of >1. ... Kxf4? 2. gxf5 Kxg5 when white's outside passer on the h file can only be >stopped at the expense of white queening on the other wing. >8/8/3p4/p4p2/5PP1/1P2k2P/P6K/8 b - - id "Rebel 9.0 - Hiarcs 6.0"; am Kxf4;
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