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Subject: Re: Johan Havegheer, we still have a good chance.

Author: Yar

Date: 22:06:59 04/23/04

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I was unable to find defense after 44. a4. But 44. kc2 looks interesting. Here
is my line:

43.gxh4 f4 44. kc2 kg6 45. na8 rc6 46. nb6 kh5 47. kd2 kxh4 48. ke2 kg5 49. h3
f3+ 50. ke3 kh4 51.na4 kxh3 52. nb2 kg4 53. nd1 kg5 54. nf2 ng4+ 55. nxg4
(better then kxf3) kxg4 56. rc4+
1) 56. .. kf5 57. kxf3
	a) 57. .. a5 58. ke3 ke5 59. re4+ kd5 (59. .. kf5 60. rh4 =) 60. kf4 kxc5 61.
ke5 =
	b) 57. .. ke5 (almost the same as 57. .. a5)

2) 56. .. kg3 57. rf4 rxc5 58. rxf3+ kg4 59 rf6 =

So white can draw here.

Yar

On April 23, 2004 at 19:45:40, Djordje Vidanovic wrote:

>On April 23, 2004 at 18:51:27, Yar wrote:
>
>>I don't think that 43.gxh4 was a mistake:
>>
>>43.gxh4 f4 (44. kc2 still holds i think) 44. a4 kg6 (probably 44. .. rh7 was
>>better)  (45. kc2 still holds i think) 45. kb4 <-crucial mistake
>>
>>Best regards,
>>
>>Yar
>>
>>On April 23, 2004 at 14:10:15, Djordje Vidanovic wrote:
>>
>>>Johan,
>>>
>>>we still have a chance to win this tournament, just hang in there.  The loss
>>>against Hydra hurts, especially because Ruffian reached a drawn position.
>>>White's 43.gxh4 was the critical mistake -- otherwise it would have been a draw.
>>>
>>>Again, just hang in there:  we will do well :-))
>>>
>>>Djordje
>
>
>Thanks for your comments.  Yes, Kb4 looks ugly and was probably wrong.  But the
>crucial mistake in my opinion was allowing Hydra to get the passer on the
>f-file, by 43.gxh4.  Your alternative was Kc2, but the black king goes to h5 and
>positions either at f4, or, else, the black rook gets the c-file.  For example,
>after 45.Kc2 something like this could happen (?):
>
>45...Kh5 46.Kd2 Kxh4 47.a5? (what else) f3 48.Nc4(may be the only move?) Rxc5
>49.Nxe5 Rxe5 50.Rxf3 Rxa5 51.Rf8 Re5
>
>This position looks untenable to me.  What do you think?
>
>Djordje



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