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Anatoly Karpov vs Alexander G Beliavsky
Interpolis 10th (1986), Tilburg NED, rd 11, Nov-01
Queen's Gambit Declined: Exchange. Positional Variation (D35)  ·  0-1

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Aug-23-03
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  Honza Cervenka: Excellent play of Beliavsky!
Jun-02-04  AdrianP: Dennis Monokroussos mentioned this game as an example of how things can go wrong playing for a queen-side minority attack in a Carlsbad-type position, namely you might get brutalised on the K-side. There are some nice crisp tactics at the end.
Jan-07-06  KingG: Pretty impressive to beat Karpov on the Black side of this variation. Karpov's score against everyone else is unbelievable.
Jan-07-06  Koster: Karpov really had a bad day tactically. One of Beliavsky's best tournaments, maybe the best?
Jan-16-07
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  keypusher: As far as I know, this game marked the first time Karpov lost to a Soviet player in an international tournament since Korchnoi at Hastings in 1971.
Jan-16-07  sucaba: Well, he lost twice in the tourney on occasion of the 60th anniversary of the October Revolution: Karpov vs Taimanov, 1977 and Karpov vs Beliavsky, 1977.
Jan-16-07
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  keypusher: <sucaba> Thanks, you are right.
Mar-11-14  onam: 17.___ Ng6 This was necessary to prevent. Nf4. Beliavsky
May-18-15  onam: 12. Why no Ng6 first? then Be5 and Bd6
Apr-18-18  SpiritedReposte: Such an underrated gem!
Nov-19-22  LoveThatJoker: GOTD: Minority No Confidence

LTJ

Nov-19-22
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  Sergio X Garcia: Is humor?

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