Author: Uri Blass
Date: 10:59:01 10/18/03
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On October 18, 2003 at 13:43:15, Janos Keinrath wrote: >On October 18, 2003 at 13:26:34, Dan Andersson wrote: > >> Here is a reminder not to take positional factors at face value. This is from a >>team game today with me as white. I'm uncertain if this is a won position but it >>is no doubt that the 'bad' white bishop is in the drivers seat. It would be >>interesting to get the output from your favourite engines gentlemen. >>[D]8/2b4p/k1p1p3/1pP1P1pP/4K1P1/PpB5/1P6/8 w - - >> >>MvH Dan Andersson >> >>PS The opening was an Alekine and a quick 30s-2m blundercheck yielded the >>curious result that there were no obvious tactical errors in the game. >>DS > >After white moves Bb4 the position is dead draw. Black can't break into the >white camp. > >Janos White is the side that tries to win. White has a strong bishop because it can threats the pawn at g5 by Bd2. I do not see what definition defines white's bishop as a bad bishop. Uri Uri
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