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Walter Browne vs Paul Charles Dozsa
Australian Championship (1968/69), Melbourne AUS, rd 2, Dec-28
Pirc Defense: Austrian Attack. Weiss Variation (B09)  ·  1-0

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Jul-04-17  optimal play: 14...Bxe6? 15.d5! wins the exchange.

29...Rg8? 30.Rxg8!

But then why 31.Ned2?

A better continuation is 31.Bf6!

44.Be5!

This game was from the 2nd round of the 1969 Australian Championship (1968.12.27 to 1969.01.15) played in Melbourne on 28th December 1968.

Browne was the eventual winner with 13/15 [+11/=04/-00]

Dozsa finished clear 4th on 10/15 with this game his only loss [+06/=08/-01]

Jul-04-17
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  ferrabraz: If 31. Bf6? Be4!
Jul-04-17  optimal play: <ferrabraz: If 31. Bf6? Be4!>

If 31.Bf6!? Bxe4?! then 32.Nxe5!

Followed by 32...Rd6 33.Bxh8 Kxh8 34.Nf7+! wins


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