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Sergey Kudrin vs Daniel King
NatWest Young Masters (1988), Bayswater, London ENG, rd 7, Sep-06
Caro-Kann Defense: Tartakower Variation (B15)  ·  1-0

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Dec-14-06  Gritty: This is a little gem of a game from Kudrin. Was King's position doomed from the moment he accepted the Rook sacrifice on h1? I can't see he had any way out after that.
Sep-07-11
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  juan31: !que sencilles¡ demuestra el profundo conocimiento del ajedrez que tiene el Maestro Kudrin
Jul-18-13  JoergWalter: <Gritty> 15....Bxh1? and 17....fxg4 are the losing moves
Dec-12-15
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  MissScarlett: <The Rape of Dan King>
Jun-23-17  SpiritedReposte: So I know the desperate move <...Re6> must lose in the final position but I can't cipher it?

Pulls either the queen or knight away from the mating attack maybe buying time for the black queen to defend the 7th rank.

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