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Vladimir Georgiev vs Rustem Dautov
European Team Championship (2003), Plovdiv BUL, rd 2, Oct-12
Slav Defense: Exchange Variation (D10)  ·  0-1

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Kibitzer's Corner
Feb-16-22
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  plang: 10 g4?! was a new idea (10 Qb3 is standard) that Dautov was sceptical of; it has not been repeated. 13 b3?..Bb4 14 bxc..Bxc3+ 15 Rxc3..Qa5 would have cost White material. White's pawn grabbing backfired after 19 Kd1?; better was 19 0-0 though after 19..Nxf4 20 Qg4..Rc6 21 Qf3..Rh6 22 Kh1..Rxh2+! 23 Kxh2..Qh4+ 24 Kg1..Nh3+ 25 Kg2..Rxf3 26 Kxf3..Qf4+ 27 Ke2..Qxd4 28 Rcd1!..Qe5+ 29 Kd2..h5 Black would have had some advantage. 32 Qxd4..Rd8 33 Qxf6..Rxd2+ 34 Kc3..gxf 35 Kxd2..Rxb3 36 a4..Rh3 would have been winning for Black.

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