Author: Ernst Walet
Date: 13:14:57 01/04/01
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On January 04, 2001 at 15:21:08, Jeroen Noomen wrote: >On January 04, 2001 at 14:54:14, Ernst Walet wrote: > >Hi Ernst, > >This is not a 'trap'. A trap is an opening line that leads to a bad position for >one of the two sides. Here I think there is nothing wrong with White's position. >The real problem was the pinned knight on a2. If Rebel had activated the knight, >it would have a good position in my opinion. > >I also think White had a draw with Ne1! (see my posting above), so the real >errors came later. I find it funny that people always blame the opening after a >loss! Here it was pure chess knowledge that led to the loss. > Ok you're right about the trap, but because this has been played before I had expected that Rebel wouldn't leave the book right away. I did read your posting above, and will look more deeply. Wondering if any program would play that move, or if there is a refutation. Good luck with your little renovation! :) (Ed told me why you couldn't operate yesterday). Ernst. >Jeroen > > >>Wasn't this "trick" played before at AEgon? If so, Rebel has fallen into a >>known trap. >> >>Ernst.
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