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Andrei Moskvitch vs Lawrence Day
Toronto Open (1996), Primrose Hotel
Van Geet (Dunst) Opening: Myers Attack (A00)  ·  0-1

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Aug-09-09  whiteshark: <10.Bb3> to keep the tension looks interesting. If <10...dxe4 11.Bg5>


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Aug-10-09
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  IMlday: I probably would have played 10.Bb3 c4!? 11.dxc4 dxe4 likely with a complex endgame of ♗♗ vs ♘♘ and weird pawns.
Sep-15-20
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  fredthebear: Shape-shifting pawn moves of Black:

The sacrifice 12...f6 is interesting. Better to be rid of the pawn than allow Bf6 blocking a backward pawn, restricting Black's movement. Computer evaluations won't like the gift, but the position is more comfortable for Black to manage. As it turns out, there was a fair amount of activity on the f-file that would have been otherwise denied to Black.

36...h6! politely removes the defender. It's the beginning of the end. How many of us would have missed such a simple flank move?

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