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David Bronstein vs Peter Dely
"Assault Peter" (game of the day May-09-2007)
Moscow (1962), Moscow URS, rd 8, Apr-??
Spanish Game: Morphy Defense. Anderssen Variation (C77)  ·  1-0

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May-09-07  checkerooni: Is it Peter or Roger Aramayo?
May-09-07  Aspirador: <Is it Peter or Roger Aramayo?> Guns don't assault people, Chuck Norris assaults people!
May-09-07
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  An Englishman: Good Evening: I thought the title might a pun on saltpeter.
May-09-07
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  al wazir: I kept expecting white to play Nxh6, followed by Bxf7 and Nf5+. Didn't happen.
May-09-07  sfm: Here I thought Bronstein was planning to castle queen side. Then he plays Rd1 instead, and castles to the other side. So no I-attack-your-king-you-attack-my-king this time. No, the whole rest of the game was suddenly I-attack-you-try-to-defend. How? The little hole created on f5! Easy! (When you are a Bronstein)
May-09-07  problemist: Tougher seems to be 32. .. f6 instead of just losing the pawn. After that probably 33. ♕f5+ ♕xf5 34. ♘xf5 with a slightly better ending, but Black could still fight on.
May-09-07  Infin1ty: f6 seems like the slightly more resisting continuation, but I think the pawn will still be lost after Nxb7. Black should play Kg7 (Qxb7 would after Qf5+, Kh8, Qe6 result in the recapture of the piece for Nd5 looks the only way to avoid direct mate) and that seems to lead to a pawn down, 4 isolated pawns and not enough pieces to cover them. With Bronstein's technique "resign" would be the only acceptable move :)
May-09-07  kevin86: Saltpeter? I wonder how many people KNO3 what that is-lol.

It is an oxidizing agent used in industry for dying and explosives. Black powder is 75% saltpeter,15 % charcoal powder,and 10% sulfur. The best ratio actually is:74.64 KNO3-13.51% C-11.85 S.

The game is far less interesting than that-but white does have a dynamite attack,however.

May-09-07  PAWNTOEFOUR: when i reached the end of this game,i was curious as to why black resigned....so i whipped shredder out...and it's first move was c5 and stayed that way for over 200 million nodes......so i went bf6 to defend the e pawn,and black's position just caved in!!...i can't wait till shredder 11 comes out!
May-09-07  WarmasterKron: <i can't wait till shredder 11 comes out!>

Why? It'll be exactly the same as Shredder 10, just with go faster stripes.

May-09-07  gBizzle: why 32. ... Kg7? i know its probly something super obvious (my brain isnt working today), can somebody tell me?
May-09-07  object16: <gBizzle> black should have played f6, see comment by <Infin1ty>, but then white responds with 33 Nxb7 Qxb7 34 Qf5+ Kh8
35 Qe5 Qg7 defending the mate or Kd5 defending mate but leads to quicker death 36 Qe8+ Kh7 37 Qxd8 Nd6 38 Qxa5 and black will eventually lose the Knight defending the advancing a pawn supported by the b and c pawns and a bishop.
Jul-11-07  Jaymthetactician: <i can't wait till shredder 11 comes out!> Why? It'll be exactly the same as Shredder 10, just with go faster stripes.>

Not to mention an updated database and improved analysis features :D

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