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Dec-21-24 J H Donner vs Najdorf, 1966   edubueno: Clever comments. However, for the computer now, the full game was almost equal.      Oct-28-24 Spassky vs Tal, 1959   edubueno: As an example: 22...Rb8; 23 Qe4 Qxe4; 24 Rxe4 f6!; 25.Bh4 Nd3; 26.b3 Ncxe5; 27.Nxe5 Nxe5; 28.Bg3 Nd3; 29.Rxe8+ Rxe8; 30.Bxc7 Nxc5; 31 Kf1 and the Bishop is stronger than the Knight.      Jun-22-24 Spassky vs A Beliavsky, 1975   edubueno: If 17...Nxc3?? 18. Bxh7+ Kxh7 19. Qh5+ Kg8 20. g6 and white wins      Jun-22-24 Spassky vs Petrosian, 1975    edubueno: Beatgiant: your assemptions are correct, after 19...Nd7 black has a definite advantage. Back to 18 Nxb7, the line your recommended is not a good choice for black, since after 20 Na5 white advantage is clear. Probably 18...Rdc8 permits black to resist.      Apr-15-24 Panno vs Hort, 1973   edubueno: Cannot see how and when to obtain some advantage.      Apr-15-24 Panno vs P Biyiasas, 1973   edubueno: Before movement 24 Panno was in a better position. He could not solve how to gain.      Apr-15-24 Ivkov vs Panno, 1973    edubueno: Friends game.      Apr-15-24 Panno vs Ljubojevic, 1973   edubueno: By the movement 30 the white position was clearly preferable. For sure Panno was in zeitnot, if not he would have won through 31 Tc2! and the convergence of Tower, Knight and Bishop on f6.      Apr-15-24 S Kagan vs Panno, 1973   edubueno: On that time Panno was a category over Kagan, that´s why he played a long term Schweningen.      Apr-15-24 Panno vs W Hug, 1973   edubueno: In this game Panno overflood Hug.

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