Bela Balogh vs Jiri Lechtynsky (1986)

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Bela Balogh vs Jiri Lechtynsky
Budapest Spring Open (1986), Budapest HUN, Mar-??
King's Indian Defense: Four Pawns Attack. Dynamic Attack (E76) · 0-1

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Mar-19-19		Sally Simpson: * Game 2 in 'Tactics in the King's Indian' by Gennady Nesis. A good 1992 book (therefore before computers) to dig out and look for missed tricks. click for larger view Here it says White cannot take the b7 Knight due to 28.Qxb7 Rxc3+ 29.Ke4 Rxg2 and White can only get out the matting net at the cost of a lot of material. It is these notes that suck me in and I have to make sure and I must have done here because sometime in the past I have penned in that Qxe7 White wins the ending. 29...Rxg2 was suggested to stop White from playing g4 preventing f5+ so I must have ran ran with that idea. click for larger view 30.Qxe7 f5+ 31.Nxf5 Re2+ 32.Kd4 Rxe7. click for larger view I'm thinking Nesis carried the analysis in the his head without looking at the board and missed Kd4 and the e7 Rook goes with a CHECK!. 33.Nxe7+ Kf7 34.Kxc4 Kxe7 click for larger view Now 35.Kc4 and White wins, he can zug the Black King away from holding the d-pawn. Black is too slow in creating a king side passer. No way did I see that coming when I started poking about for a forced Black win and only saw it when it appeared on the board in front of me. But I suspected something. Back here. click for larger view You dig out by yourself why 31...Re7+ does not work. (it goes into that won White ending.) Give it to a computer and you will see right away 31...Re7+ 4.65 (or something like that). There are a few old timers on here, Perfidious, Socrates etc. who will recall the sheer joy of finding 'extras' in a piece of analysis. Those that plug in a box without first looking miss out on that. It's like buying a DVD, giving it someone else and say 'please watch that and then tell me what is all about.' (first!) *

Dec-08-19		SpiritedReposte: This game is full of lovely KID tactics showing the richness in such positions <14. ...Nxe4!> <21. ...Bg4!!>

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