Pavel Freisler vs Jan Plachetka (1986)

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Pavel Freisler vs Jan Plachetka
Czechoslovak Championship (1986), Prague CSR, rd 15, Jun-??
Formation: King's Indian Attack (A07) · 1-0

White to move.

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1-0

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Mar-02-21		g15713: E. 1.0 Black to move after 45. Rbe4+ click for larger view Black had to move his king but where? Black chose 45...Kf5? and lost: Game continuation: 45...Kf5 46.Ref4+ Kg5 47.Rhg4+ Kh5 48.Rg3 Rfe8 49.Rf7 Kh4 50.Rgxf3 Re5+ 51.Ka6 Re6 52.Rb7 Ra8+ 53.Ra7 Rb8 54.Rf4+ Kg5 55.Rg7+ Kh6 56.Rb7 Ra8+ 57.Ra7 Rb8 58.Rb4 Rxe3 59.Rd7 Ra3+ 60.Kb5 Kg6 61.b7 Kf6 62.Kb6 Ke6 63.Rc7 1-0 Stockfish gives the following analysis after 45. Rbe4+ 1) =0.00 (34 ply) 45...Kd5 46.Rd4+ Ke6 47.Rhe4+ Kf6 48.Rf4+ Ke6 49.Rxf8 Rxf8 50.Kc6 Rc8+ 51.Kb7 Rf8 52.Kc6 2) +3.02 (33 ply) 45...Kd6 46.Ref4 f2 47.Rh1 Kd5 48.Rd1+ Ke5 49.Rf1 Rfd8 50.Rf7 Rd5+ 51.Ka6 Rd6 52.Re7+ Kd5 53.Rd1+ Kc4 54.Rc7+ Kb3 55.Rb1+ Ka2 56.Rcc1 Ra8+ 57.Kb7 Rdd8 58.Rf1 Rab8+ 59.Ka6 Ra8+ 60.Kb5 Rab8 61.Rb4 Rf8 62.Kc4 Rfc8+ 63.Kd3 Ka3 64.Rbb1 Rd8+ 65.Ke2 Rb7 66.Rxf2 Ka4 67.Rf5 Re8 68.Kf2 Rg8 69.Rfb5 Rgb8 70.R1b4+ Ka3 71.e4 Ra8 3) +3.40 (33 ply) 45...Kf5 46.Ref4+ Ke6 47.Rh3 f2 48.Rhf3 Rh8 49.Rxf2 Rh1 50.Re4+ Kd5 51.Rb4 Rh6 52.Rf5+ Ke6 53.Rff4 Kd5 54.Rfd4+ Ke5 55.Re4+ Kf5 56.Rf4+ Ke5 57.Ka6 Ra8+ 58.Kb7 Rhh8 59.Rbe4+ Kd6 60.Rd4+ Ke7 61.Rfe4+ Kf6 62.Rh4 Rhb8+ 63.Kc6 Rc8+ 64.Kb5 Rab8 65.Rdf4+ Ke6 66.Rh6+ Kd5 67.Rd4+ Ke5 68.Rd7 Rd8 69.Re7+ Kd5 70.b7 E. 1.1 45...Kd5! was the correct move to draw click for larger view But Black has to defend carefully for example after: 45...Kd5 46.Rd4+ Ke6 47.Rhe4+ Kf6 48.Rf4+ E. 1.2 Black to move at 48 click for larger view Black has to play 48...Ke6! not 48...Ke5? If 48...Ke5 then 49. Rxf8 Rxf8 'https://syzygy-tables.info/?fen=5r2... 50 b7! f2 51. Rf4! E. 1.3 White is winning click for larger view

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