Fischerfriend Member since Oct-04-17 · Last seen Jul-05-25 no bio

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Oct-11-24 A Dappiano vs A Bonafede, 2012   Fischerfriend: 19..RxB is a beautiful sacrifice of the exchange. All that follows is exemplary too!      Oct-06-24 Saemisch vs D de Lange, 1969    Fischerfriend: What happened? White is clearly better at the end, but black won?!      Oct-15-23 J Borisek vs M Godena, 2009   Fischerfriend: Hi Fredthebear, That's a very handy overview you offer us. Makes studying this variation much easier. Thanks!      Sep-01-23 A Bandza vs Barsov, 1994    Fischerfriend: 1-0 is absurd. Should probably be 0-1      Aug-27-23 V Ciocaltea vs E Grumer, 1972   Fischerfriend: 33.d6+ was a bad move, although it won quickly! Just 33..Rd6: and B is better. By 33.Qe7+ W would've won convincingly.      Aug-08-23 S Bell vs A Dunnington, 1988   Fischerfriend: Amazing game. W just put his attacking pieces at the right places. B resigned without a fight, as he couldn't put up any more resistance!      May-25-23 Pillsbury vs Gunsberg, 1902   Fischerfriend: 13..Qd7 14.Rad1 Qg4 (14..Qf5) 15.Rd4 Qh5 (15..Qf5!) 16.Rh4 Qg6 17.Be7 ± (1-0) was Pillsbury - Groots 1902 Black is alive in the Old Berlin!      May-19-23 Pigusov vs G Soppe, 2002   Fischerfriend: Black has deserved the draw at full. Could even have played on because after 28..Rc2 he wins back the sacrificed pawn.      May-29-22 Halprin vs Pillsbury, 1900    Fischerfriend: Early improvement: After 14.b6 there's no need to take the b pawn. Black has the so desired castling within reach and had better play: 14..0-0! There might follow: - 15.ba b6 followed by Bb7 and pawn a7 is nothing to be afraid of for Black - 15.Ra7: Rb8 and there's no      Mar-27-22 J Polgar vs M Sharif, 1989    Fischerfriend: It's funny to realise that Black could've taken on e4 with great effect 3 moves earlier. The sacrificed N is won back very soon, after which black has the better game. 9..Ne4:! with possible variations: 10.Ne4: Qe7 and now - 11.Qd3 Bf5 12.Nd6+ cd 13.Qf5: Qe3:+ - 11.Qc2 ...

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