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Dusko Pavasovic vs Vojko Srebrnic
Ljubljana op 3rd (1992), rd 4
Spanish Game: Schliemann Defense. Schönemann Attack (C63)  ·  1-0

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Feb-16-06  Whitehat1963: How often does THIS happen? Black must resign even though white is in check! Great puzzling finish! 30. Nd4+ is the obvious reply, but what happens after 30...Kc5? (Player of the Day)
Feb-16-06  Whitehat1963: Never mind. Too easy!
Oct-08-15  estrick: This is supposed to be a dubious line for White, where the LSB is sacrificed on move 7.

But the results in the database show White doing very well.

In this game, according to Fritz, Black had nearly a one point advantage for most of the game. He went wrong on move 23 with ...Qf3+. Getting his own king to safety was of greater importance at this point.

23 ...Kc8 would have maintained his advantage.

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