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Subject: Yusupov-Timman, Reykjavik 1988

Author: Darren Rushton

Date: 12:26:59 10/21/03

[D] 7k/6p1/r2B3p/4P3/4b3/3n3B/6PP/5RK1 w - - 0 1

White could have won by force. 1.e6! Rd6 2.e7 Bc6 3.Rf8+ Kh7 4.Bf5+! g6 5.Rd8
Rf6 6.Bd7 Bd7 7.Rd7.

Yusupov overlooked the intermediate check 4.Bf5+ and chose 1.g3? Kh7 2.Bg2 Bg2
3.Kg2 Kg6 4.Rf8, but Timman found a defence: 4...Nb2!, after which it turned out
to be impossible to convert [his] extra pawn into victory.

Does your program find the correct continuation?

Regards,

Daz

• Re: Yusupov-Timman, Reykjavik 1988: Zappa needs 1/4 second :) Anthony Cozzie 17:33:53 10/21/03
  • Re: Yusupov-Timman, Reykjavik 1988: Zappa needs 1/4 second :) martin fierz 04:58:20 10/22/03
    • Re: Yusupov-Timman, Reykjavik 1988: Zappa needs 1/4 second :) Anthony Cozzie 05:29:22 10/22/03
      • Re: Yusupov-Timman, Reykjavik 1988: Zappa needs 1/4 second :) martin fierz 06:59:39 10/22/03
  • Re: Yusupov-Timman, Reykjavik 1988: Zappa needs 1/4 second :) swaminathan natarajan 00:57:58 10/22/03
• Re: Yusupov-Timman, Reykjavik 1988 John Merlino 14:39:37 10/21/03
  • Re: Yusupov-Timman, Reykjavik 1988 ; Hiarcs 9 agree Vincent Lejeune 17:06:59 10/21/03
  • Re: Yusupov-Timman, Reykjavik 1988 Ray Rogers 15:23:00 10/21/03

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