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David Bronstein vs Anatoly Ufimtsev
USSR Championship (1947), Leningrad URS, rd 17, Mar-03
Spanish Game: Morphy Defense (C78)  ·  1/2-1/2

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Oct-06-16
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  plang: This is the only time that 9 d5 has been played - Bronstein liked to go his own way. Bronstein intended 55 Nc7..Rxc7 56 bxc..Qxa8 57 Qb8..Qa1+ 58 Kh2 winning but mistakenly thought that Black could set up a perpetual with 58..Qc1. He also missed a second strong move with 57 Qh4 as 57..Qxd5 could have been answered by 58 Qxh7+..Ng7 59 Qg8+. Missing that the game simplified to a draw.

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