Author: Sune Larsson
Date: 06:59:23 06/22/01
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On June 22, 2001 at 08:34:25, Dan Andersson wrote: >How does black infiltrate the position if white plays h4 at the appropriate >moment? Black can try a setup with Ke5 and play the knight to e7. Then white has to keep the bishop on b1-h7 to prevent Ng6/Nf5. That might make it inpractical for white to keep the king on d3. Black is then also free to try different knight manouvers to d4/e5. I can't see a clear cut win for black but white must perform a limbo number to protect all the weaknesses on the queenside, kingside, c4, d4, e2 and f3. Don't really think he can manage that at the same time. Can't prove it though - only instincts...;) Sune Blck will have a hard infiltrating time due to the white bishop covering >the g6 field, or checking from d8. Ok, the black knight gets out. But that >doesn't automatically win since the king at d3 defends the e2 and c4 pawn and >the bishop seems able to defend both flanks simultaneously. An intersting >endgame, but Hansen's defence seems far from optimum. > >Regards Dan Andersson
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