Author: pete
Date: 07:22:14 08/18/00
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> 24...Ng8!!? 25.Qxf7! Bf6!! 26.Qf8 Re7!
> Here Bernstein played 27.Ne6?? and lost.World champion Emanuel
> Lasker,in his book about the tournament,suggested:
> 27.Nh5! Nd7! 28.Nxf6! Nxf8 29.Bxf8 Qa7!! 30.Nxe8 Rxe8 31.Bxd6,
> retaining two Bishops and two pawns for the Queen.It is very
> difficult to decide who trapped whom in this tangle.What do
> the silicon masters think? JAFM
> Source:"LASKER and His Contemporaries",Issue Number 1,page 22
> [article "The Profundity of Lasker" by Wolfgang Heidenfeld]
Definitely a complicated one which requires a deeper look but look at the line
crafty displays during search of ply 10 first :-) :
10 19.59 -- 1. ... Ng8
10 25.66 -1.00 1. ... Ng8 2. Qxf7 Bf6 3. Qf8 Re7 4.
Nh5 Nd7 5. Nxf6 Nxf8 6. Bxf8 Ra7 7.
Nxg8 Kxg8 8. Bxd6
10 27.54 ++ 1. ... Bd8!!
I'll let it run over the weekend on this one and the position after Ng8 .
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