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Kiril Georgiev vs Vasyl Ivanchuk
Reggio Emilia (1989/90), Reggio Emilia ITA, rd 6, Jan-03
Gruenfeld Defense: Exchange. Seville Variation (D87)  ·  0-1

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Kibitzer's Corner
Oct-31-05  JamesBath: Certainly a fascinating game,
needlessly dragged out by Georgiev,
who needed to resign after Blacks'
58th.
Nov-01-05  CowardlyKnight: Amazingly insightful and creative play! This game has everything. Ivan detonates his opponent with incredible dynamic and positional manuevering. One of the most instructive games I've ever seen.
Mar-18-07  craigdc: What's wrong with 48. d7 ? I played against Jester (it's not the most powerful program, granted) and won with white.
Aug-06-09  ColonelFearguson: Really a great game by Ivanchuk! It shows that Black's chances for a win in the Seville Variation aren't small if he plays well. <craigdc> Position after 48.d7 Ke7 49.Rxb7 b3 50.d8=Q+! Kxd8 51.Rf7 b2 52.Rf1 is the same as after 53rd move of the game, but White has a single tempo less. Black wins by bringing his King closer to the b-pawn, just like he did in the game.
May-07-10  WhiteRook48: the pawn majority...
Jun-08-13  csmath: This is indeed surprisingly good game including Georgiev. Where did he go wrong? 22. Qe2 surely look natural and so does 24. Nf1. Perhaps 26. g3?

Ivanchuk plays truly a masterpiece Grunfeld.

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