Grandmaster Raymond Keene says that White should have played 19. Nd6! You can see the game at one of my favorite chess site: http://www.chessgames.com/perl/chessgame?gid=1501136
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About Me
- My name is Ron Dwyer
I'm from Chicago and I have many interests.
I am unrated but have been playing chess informally and have followed chess since I was a kid.
Chess analysis on this blog is typically based on or influenced by computer chess.
2 comments:
ron ill visit your chess blog always, i hope to learn from you:)
thanks chesspatzer...I am unrated though but this blog might help me get better...you have a nice blog yourself and I visited Montreal a few years ago it was a pleasant experience
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