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Subject: Re: A very hard to find winning move that Junior 6 don't find !!

Author: Côme

Date: 09:36:28 02/18/00

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On February 18, 2000 at 10:28:20, Howard Exner wrote:

>Earlier you mentioned this game was played by Gusev against Auerbakh.
>I'm curious now how they played in this game. Could you or anyone who has this
>in there database post the moves? Thanks.


Hello Howard,
The game Gusev-Auerbakh was:

1. Qxe5!! , fxe5
2. Rf1    , Rc8
3. Bd1    , Rc4
4. Bb3    , b5
5. Bxc4   , bxc4
6. b3     , a5
7. bxc4   , Qe7
8. Kg2    , Qa3
9. Rf2    , Qe7
10. Rf1   , g5
11. Rf5   , g4
12. c5    , Qd8
13. c6    , Qe7
14. c7
1-0

But why do you want to know this only now ?

Best Regards
Alexandre Côme

• Re: A very hard to find winning move that Junior 6 don't find !! Paulo Soares 11:01:35 02/18/00
  • Re: A very hard to find winning move that Junior 6 don't find !! Howard Exner 21:22:38 02/18/00
    • Re: A very hard to find winning move that Junior 6 don't find !! Paulo Soares 01:14:58 02/19/00
      • Re: A very hard to find winning move that Junior 6 don't find !! Howard Exner 09:33:13 02/19/00
• Re: A very hard to find winning move that Junior 6 don't find !! Howard Exner 10:38:27 02/18/00
  • Re: A very hard to find winning move that Junior 6 don't find !! Côme 11:11:23 02/18/00
    • Re: A very hard to find winning move that Junior 6 don't find !! Paulo Soares 01:35:37 02/19/00
    • Re: A very hard to find winning move that Junior 6 don't find !! Howard Exner 20:58:04 02/18/00

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