Riga Match And Correspondence Games
Riga Match And Correspondence Games
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XX'hite: 16. PxP 17. B R4 18. Q R5ch 19. Q B3 20. BxQP 21. R Q 22. P B3 23. Q K2(f) 24. QxP 25. Q Q3 26. B Kt3 27. P QB4 28. Q B2(h) 29. K B Position After White's 29th Move.
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PxP B -B P KtTch R QKtti RxKtP K Kt2 (a) The Handbook here recommends 8. P Q4, B -K3 as the best continu- ation. The text move, however, may also be played.
(b) White now proceeds with a strong attack, which Black defends with great circumspection.
(O If 11 P B3: 12. KtxP, Ktx Kt; 13. RxKt, Q Q2 ; 14. RxBch, QxR; 15. B...xP, etc. , with advantage to White.
(d) Why P--B3 could not be played is explained in note (c).
(e) In order to maintain the attack, White sacrifices the exchange, which is perhaps best under the circumstances.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
XX'hite: 16. PxP 17. B R4 18. Q R5ch 19. Q B3 20. BxQP 21. R Q 22. P B3 23. Q K2(f) 24. QxP 25. Q Q3 26. B Kt3 27. P QB4 28. Q B2(h) 29. K B Position After White's 29th Move.
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PxP B -B P KtTch R QKtti RxKtP K Kt2 (a) The Handbook here recommends 8. P Q4, B -K3 as the best continu- ation. The text move, however, may also be played.
(b) White now proceeds with a strong attack, which Black defends with great circumspection.
(O If 11 P B3: 12. KtxP, Ktx Kt; 13. RxKt, Q Q2 ; 14. RxBch, QxR; 15. B...xP, etc. , with advantage to White.
(d) Why P--B3 could not be played is explained in note (c).
(e) In order to maintain the attack, White sacrifices the exchange, which is perhaps best under the circumstances.
What to read after Riga Match And Correspondence Games?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hartwig Cassel to read onlineMoreLess
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