Author: Jan Kiwitter
Date: 14:06:21 12/30/05
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Hi Vas >Actually IMO 20. gxh3, accepting the second pawn, was very strong. In case of >20. g3 my first impression is that black has more than enough comp, there is >always discomfort around the white king. I accept your opinion but I still think white is safe if it plays 20.g3 and can start his own attack either by advancing with a- and b-pawn or by increasing preasure on the centre. Concerning 20.gxh3 you are right, it is probably even stronger than 20.g3 (white spoiled the game later with 31.Rgxh6?). But I just wanted to point out the possibility for white to block the whole kingside in case it wants to avoid any trouble. From my observations I think Rybka let the opponent too often block the position. That's not meant as criticism just a hint where Rybkas still could have a weakness. Greetings Jan
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