Author: James Thompson
Date: 11:39:44 08/24/00
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On August 24, 2000 at 13:27:11, Imran Hendley wrote: >It looks like neither Junior nor Nimzo has any route to attack the opponent's >backward pawns. It also seems that there is no easy way to open up the position, >so I think it is drawn despite what the evaluation says. If the position were to >be opened up, it would have to be by Junior's choice, because he has the knight >on b6. However I don't think Junior will a pawn down.... Any thoughts? Fritz seems to like black's chances. I wouldn't assume a draw just yet. See evaluation below: 1...Kf7-e7 2.Ra2-a4 Nd4-c6 3.Rd3-d5 Rc5xd5 4.c4xd5 Nc6-a7 5.Ra4-c4 Rc7xc4+ 6.b3xc4 1...Rc7-d7 2.Ke4-e3 Nd4-c6 3.Rd3-d5 Nc6-b4 4.Rd5xc5 d6xc5 5.Ra2-b2 Nb4-c6 6.Rb2-a2; 1...Kf7-e8 2.Rd3xd4 e5xd4 3.Ke4xd4 Rc5-e5 4.Ra2-a1 Rc7-d7 5.Kd4-c3 d6-d5 6.c4xd5;
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