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Dmitry Jakovenko vs Evgeny Alekseev
Karpov Poikovsky (2007), Poikovsky RUS, rd 7, Mar-22
Sicilian Defense: Najdorf. Opocensky Variation Traditional Line (B92)  ·  1-0

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Mar-25-07  Timex: Nice sac
Mar-28-07  sharkbenjamin: What a game!
This is incredible! Seldom do you see this short a game in the Sicilian Defense, Najdorf, Opocensky Variation Traditional Line, (B92). 32 moves! Wow!
Apr-08-07  xanadu: This line with 16...Bg5 seems to be a bad choice for Black. I found 7 games in ChesGames, with +4 =3 for White. After this move the bishop is far from the center and of the main strategic topics of the game related to the pawn advances on the c and d columns.
Apr-08-07  Silverstrike: Why not 25...Qxd6 ?
Apr-08-07  Towershield: 25...Qxd6 followed by Rb6 & d6 winning.
Apr-08-07  Silverstrike: <Towershield> Of course. Thank you. :)
Mar-15-08  positionalgenius: Great game, a flash into the future.
Apr-10-08  Bobsterman3000: wow. Amazing game. 22. c5 is so far beyond the range of even my most vivid dreams. I wish I could be a 2700 just for 5 minutes so I could comprehend that move temporarily.

Nov-15-08  shahjinan: < sharkbenjamin: What a game! This is incredible! Seldom do you see this short a game in the Sicilian Defense, Najdorf, Opocensky Variation Traditional Line, (B92). 32 moves! Wow!> There are many...check this one..
Jiangchuan vs C Lutz, 2001
Dec-05-16  Saniyat24: Beautiful game...this should be in a Game of the Day.

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