Author: Telmo C. Escobar
Date: 22:03:56 07/02/05
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On July 02, 2005 at 22:57:29, Uri Blass wrote: > >In the game that you posted I am not sure if you did not miss a draw in the >endgame > >You played 36.axb4 > >Fruit can see no progress in the evaluation after 36.cxb4(evaluation at high >depth is not better than evaluation at small depth) > After 36.cxb4 Black is able to double rooks along the "c" file. White would have no counterplay. Then Black's king slowly would travel to b5 and, after a swap of one rook, to c4 and b3. White pawns at b2 and a3 seem doomed. For a GM like Seirawan, 35...b4 may be a risk-free move. A veteran patzer like myself would prefer to make two or three moves with the king before sacrificing the "b" pawn. Telmo
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