Author: Drexel,Michael
Date: 04:11:21 01/30/03
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On January 30, 2003 at 06:39:49, Rob wrote: >>minutes after the game. I knew that white could play 27.Kh2. >>I wouldnt let activate the c2 rook with 27...Qd1?. >>I would play 27...Qe1! with big advantage for black and now its your turn. >>28.h4 is not a good try, neither 28.Qh4. >>my next move could be Nd3. :) >> >>Michael > >Well I don´t think that white has a draw... I only think its not a forced easy >win for white which can be shown by just one line.... even in my line i think >black can win through some very hard to find moves (manouvre Nd7... Ne5 later). >But its not what one would call an obvious loss.. ok but i take on your original >line: > >27 Nf1 Qd1 28. Rd2 Qc1 29. Ra8 e3 30. fxe3 Ne4 31. Rd4!? is playable.... >e.g. Ng3 Rxf4 and wheres the forced win now ? >this line seems complex to (Queen sacrifice to follow with compensation) > >does all of this means its draw... no because its a stupid analysis by a patzer >like me... but its a complex position - maybe not for you though.... > >regards, > >Rob I gave 28...Qe1 which seems to be better because it attacks f2 and white has to sacrifice the exchange with Rxc8. I gave only one line because I dont see any reasonable defence for white. Some have stated 25...f4 26.h3 should have been a draw and this is not the case. It was not my point to prove that black has a forced win. there should exist better moves for white than 26.h3.
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