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Subject: Re: An Interesting Positional Test Position and Why It Is Interesting

Author: Dan Andersson

Date: 12:00:38 01/01/01

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h3 is a tricky move that makes blacks task harder in the way that he must decide
what to play  moves, but then again he will have to anyway as its Kramnik he
meets. Black lost to an error later in the game.
[D]r5k1/pn1q1pp1/1pN4p/8/8/4P2P/PQ3PP1/2R2RK1 w - - 0 1

where followed 27 Qd4 Nc5? (27 ... Qe6! and white has nothing at all)
18 h3 did not lead to any advantage by force therefore I would not think a
computer is remiss in not playing that move. Other 18th moves may be better for
white.

Regards Dan Andersson

• Re: An Interesting Positional Test Position and Why It Is Interesting G. R. Morton 13:28:13 01/01/01
• Re: An Interesting Positional Test Position and Why It Is Interesting Dan Andersson 12:03:34 01/01/01

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