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i liked it, i really like skeptical sacrifices, not in tournaments though....
Was this my game? Looks real familiar.
haha no no, the victim was someone else this time =)
what if on move 21 instead of qxg7 go with bx b8, because then Qd7 is mate
That was good judgements of your sacrifises. Well done!
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seminoleman wrote:
what if on move 21 instead of qxg7 go with bx b8, because then Qd7 is mate
good catch, that wins faster!
the clear refutation =)
Feb 21, 2009
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It's just what I would have played...didn't know if it made any difference or if the sac had some lines prepared for that move.
shuttlechess92 wrote:
seminoleman wrote:
what if on move 21 instead of qxg7 go with bx b8, because then Qd7 is mate
good catch, that wins faster!
Or the inferior find I made for the same move!
21. Qc7+
then go back rank for a free rook.
But it kind of takes the pizazz out of it to know that I missed a way better move on the same move. That's the same feeling you get upon finding out that your neighbor doesn't really have a cat, so the furry thing you petted under the table must have been a large rat.
the title bites off a game Sam Reshevsky played in the French, because it has a very similar sacrifice