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Tigran V Petrosian vs Vladislav Shiyanovsky
URS-ch sf (1957), Kiev UKR, rd 14, Dec-01
King's Indian Defense: Fianchetto Variation. Classical Main Line (E69)  ·  1-0

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Jul-14-07  engmaster: 12) Kt-e1 typical manuever to allow the f pawn to move to f4.

15) H6 This creates a weak pawn.

17) Qd2 Typical Queen manuever controlling the C1-h6 file

19) f4 finally

26) Qc2 now black cannot protect the Kt on C4 and guard against the check on the king/attack on the Queen when the white Kt on f5 moves

Mar-18-08  Nezhmetdinov: A massive difference in class here.
Mar-18-08  waustad: Yet another exchange sac by Petrosian. Often they are for a knight that owns the whole board but this is different. In any case Shiyanovsky has draws against Smyslov, Korchnoi and Tiamanov, so he can't be that bad. He'd squish most of us like bugs.

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