Gormally, Daniel (2472) vs. Sutovsky, Emil (2669)
Gibraltar Masters | Gibraltar | Round 5 | 29 Jan 2005 | ECO: B87 | 0-1
Amazing Queen Sac
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This game was played by two grandmasters I think and white is losing after the shocking Nf4.
What after (8. Qxd4 Ne2+ 9. Kf2 Nxd4 10. Bd1)?
This seems winning for white unless I overlooked something
8. Qxd4 9. Nh3# I think.
You're right, missed the a8 bishop
The continuation is 8. Qxd4 Ne2+ 9. Kf2 g1=Q+ 10. Kxe2 Qxd4
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uscftigerprowl wrote:
I wouldn't call that a sac if you are just going to get another one. Tactical calculation, great, but was it necessary in the game or just theatrics?
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It shows white missed opportunities, like move 32.Rxb2
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No theatrics, Nf4 is strongest it seems.
KS-Y wrote:
This game was played by two grandmasters I think and white is losing after the shocking Nf4.
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uscftigerprowl wrote:
happy_robots wrote:
uscftigerprowl wrote:
I wouldn't call that a sac if you are just going to get another one. Tactical calculation, great, but was it necessary in the game or just theatrics?
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It shows white missed opportunities, like move 32.Rxb2
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No theatrics, Nf4 is strongest it seems.
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I am talking about earlier in the game, move 32.
I don't know when move 32 was, but if you mean 2Â RxBb2 instead of 2 c4 then ..Qf1 +would be mate.
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