Author: John Merlino
Date: 13:31:57 08/06/99
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Chessmaster never puts Black up more than 2.86, which I feel is more accurate.
Black's MAIN error was 33...g4+. Should have been 33...Qf2. The text allows the
eventual 36.Ng3, which temporarily traps the queen, forcing Black to keep giving
check and losing material until the queen can escape.
jm
On August 06, 1999 at 14:52:39, pete wrote:
>A very interesting game I had the pleasure to watch . Tal judges +7.00 after 16.
>... Bxh3 ; for a lot of moves it is way up to +9.00 ; my impression watching was
>black should have won this one , but where was the decisive mistake ?? thanks
>for your help !
>
>
>[Event "Bringer 1.5 beta ( PII300/128 MB RAM ) - Tal 2.03 ( P233MMX/32MB RAM )
>40minutes / 40 moves, Evaluation/Comments by Bringer "]
>[Site "Berlin/Germany"]
>[Date "1999.08.06"]
>[Round "1"]
>[White "Der Bringer"]
>[Black "CSTAL 2.03"]
>[Result "Draw"]
>
>1. d4 { 0.00} d5 2. c4 { 0.00} e6 3. Nc3 { 0.00} Nf6
>4. Nf3 { 0.00} Be7 5. Bg5 { 0.00} O-O 6. e3 { 0.00}
>Nbd7 7. Qc2 { 0.00} c6 8. cxd5 { 0.27} exd5 9. Bd3 { 0.00}
>Re8 10. O-O { 0.00} Nf8 11. h3 { 0.00} g6 12. Bxf6 { 0.00}
>Bxf6 13. b4 { 0.00} Ne6 14. Rfd1 { 0.00} Bg7 15. a4 {-0.06}
>Ng5 16. Nd2 {-0.05} Bxh3 17. gxh3 {-0.44} Nxh3+ 18. Kg2 {-1.33}
>Nxf2 19. Re1 {-1.59} Ng4 20. Nf1 {-1.62} Qg5 21. Kf3 {-1.60}
>h5 22. Qg2 {-2.02} a5 23. bxa5 {-1.96} Qf6+ 24. Kg3 {-2.02}
>Qe7 25. a6 {-0.75} bxa6 26. Qd2 {-0.79} Bh6 27. Qg2 {-1.53}
>Rab8 28. Nd1 {-1.21} a5 29. Qc2 {-0.82} Qg5 30. Kh3 {-0.81}
>Ne5 31. Be2 {-1.33} Qg1 32. Nc3 {-1.79} g5 33. dxe5 {-1.79}
>g4+ 34. Bxg4 {-0.93} hxg4+ 35. Kh4 {-1.32} Rxe5 36. Ng3 {-0.67}
>Bg5+ 37. Kxg4 {-0.66} Rb4+ 38. e4 {-0.66} Qc5 39. Ra2 {-0.66}
>dxe4 40. Rxe4 { 0.25} f5+ 41. Nxf5 { 0.28} Bf6 42. Rf4 { 0.52}
>Kf8 43. Ne2 { 1.12} Qd5 44. Nfg3 { 0.00} Re3 45. Qg6 { 0.00}
>Qf3+ 46. Kf5 { 0.00} Qd5+ 47. Kg4 { 0.00} Qf3+ 48. Kf5 { 0.00}
>Qd5+ 49. Kg4 { 0.00} 1/2-1/2
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