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Submitted by IM attilaturzo on Thu, 10/18/2007 at 5:41am.

Erikido23 sent me ideas about the game. Thank you for the feedback! Smile
21.axb3 was played in the game, he suggested 21.Rxh7. I think after 21.Rxh7 the position will be equal if both players play the best moves.

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by figrock - 13 months ago
United States
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All I know is that in the heat of the battle you tasted sweet victory. Way to go!

by talhah - 2 years ago
chicago, IL, USA United States
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you wont win the queen becaue after R takes h7, K takes h7, Rh1+, the king doesn't have to move becasue Bh4 can be played. after which white will take the rook on f4, black will take the bishop on d4 and then white can give a check by taking the bishop on h4 and black will just take the pawn and we have an almost evan game!
by erikido23 - 2 years ago
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Yes, I had looked at the rook takes bishop but not after queen takes rook until last night.  I think you are right seems like at least equality(if not an advantage for black). 
by western_burn - 2 years ago
Brampton, Ontario Canada
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errr... nm, the black rook on f4 can block the check. Rule of thumb... don't take suggestions from me.
by western_burn - 2 years ago
Brampton, Ontario Canada
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21.Rxh7, kxR, 22. Rh1+, Kg7, 23.Rh8+, Kf7, 24.QxR+ Bf6 and white will win the queen me thinks.
by tanmay_chakrabarti - 2 years ago
Uttarpara India
Member Since: Jul 2007
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Analysis is good one.
 
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