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Joshua E Friedel vs Boris Gulko
US Championship (2008), Tulsa USA, rd 4, May-16
Spanish Game: Classical Variation. Modern Main Line (C64)  ·  1-0

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May-17-08  shr0pshire: This could easily be the game of the tournament. After 17. d5 I watched to see how white would finish the attack. After black got his a rook, I just didn't see the compensation there.

But I went back and reviewed it and a masterfully played game. Well done Friedel.

Jun-09-08
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  al wazir: See Kavalek's analysis of this game:
http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dy...
Jun-16-08  shr0pshire: For white, move 20 and play to win should be a great puzzle.
Mar-03-09  atripodi: Friedel offers extensive video analysis of this game at: http://www.chessvideos.tv/forum/vie...
Mar-03-09  whiteshark: <Friedel offers extensive video analysis of this game > great video, highly recommended!!!

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