Author: Howard Exner
Date: 08:45:29 01/21/98
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On January 21, 1998 at 10:01:25, Amir Ban wrote: >Legend: UNS - Key is correct, not solved > SID - Key is correct, found side solution > COR - Key is wrong or insufficient, found right solution > BAD - Key is wrong, and there's no solution > ? - Awaiting forum's verdict > >No. Key My move my score category >============================================= > 11 Nxg4 Bb5 126 UNS > 17 Rxd5 Nf6 161 SID > 19 Rxf6+ Nxe6 638 COR > 24 Rxf4 Qe3 -92 ? your #24 is my #28 (typo or my suite is off?) Anyway this one is BAD.The defending side made a poor move as posted previously > 29 Rgxg6 Rxa6 227 SID (also Rf4) > 43 Bxg2+ Qxc2 224 SID > 51 Rxh2 Qc5 99 ? Also BAD as there is no decisive plus score. At least my understanding is to have a suite that produces a decisive advantage. > 60 Bxh2+ Qh6 260 COR > 63 Ncxd5 Nbxd5 183 SID > 68 Bd3 Ne4 -123 BAD > 71 Qh6 Kg2 565 COR > 76 fxg6 fxe6 465 SID > 81 Qb1+ Bxc6 130 SID > 84 Bg6 cxb5 159 ? Bg6 looks strong with this line: 1.Bg6 Rxe2 2.Bxh5 Rxe1 3.Rxe1 g6 4.d6 Bc6 5.cxb5 (Rxb5 or axb5) 6.Bg4, followed by Rc1 and d7. This one is fuzzy as black can put up a stubborn resistance despite a piece down. It would not hurt to delete this one in any event. > 96 Qe8+ Nf6 Mate SID >115 Nxh7 0-0 63 UNS >117 Ne7+ Ra7 351 COR >123 Nxd6 Bxe5 146 COR >130 Rxe7 f4 64 UNS >131 c5 g4 48 SID >137 c6 Rc3 224 COR (also Qe2) >142 d3+ Rg8 -9 ? the Qf2 Rd1 then d2 plan looks strong but may not be decisive enough. >145 Bd4+ Rf2 447 COR >148 Rfc8 Nxf4 0 ? This one is BAD as the defender mis-stepped. >153 Qd8 Qd6 855 SID >155 Ra8 Rb8 142 UNS >162 Rd7+ Rb8 213 SID >180 Bd4 Bc4 223 COR >186 Nxh6 Qe8 322 SID >187 Nxe7 Nxf6 44 UNS >190 Nd7 Ne7 121 COR >191 Bd3 Qd4 336 SID >193 Nb6 Qh3 -58 UNS >198 Ba6 Nc5 351 COR >==============================================
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