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Eugenio Torre vs Vitaly Tseshkovsky
Manila Interzonal (1976), Manila PHI, rd 9, Jun-24
Sicilian Defense: Richter-Rauzer. Neo-Modern Variation Early deviations (B62)  ·  0-1

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Dec-02-18  Saniyat24: Too many pawns from Vitaly...!
Dec-02-18  JimNorCal: 22 Qd4 looks wrong but I haven't checked with an engine.

33. ...Qxh4 must have come as a shock

Dec-02-18
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  Fusilli: What a fine endgame. The white king is, basically, in the worst possible square, and black exploited that masterfully.
Dec-02-18
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  OhioChessFan: <Jim> yeah, the proposed Queen swap was a wasted move that allowed Black to develop as he rejected the offer. I am guessing Torre missed that 33...Qxh4, allowing Qh7+, was fine for Black. Eventually, Black playing Qg5+ is the winning move in the various lines.
Dec-03-18  JimNorCal: The pawn ending has some unexpected moves.
I wonder if VT was showing off or if the winning path was really that narrow

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