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El ajedrez es un juego, considerado un deporte, entre dos personas, cada una de las cuales dispone de 16 piezas móviles que se colocan sobre un tablero dividido en 64 escaques. En su versión de competición está considerado como un deporte.
El ajedrez es un juego, considerado un deporte, entre dos personas, cada una de las cuales dispone de 16 piezas móviles que se colocan sobre un tablero dividido en 64 escaques. En su versión de competición está considerado como un deporte.
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17 ¦xf6! b4 18 ¤e2 gxh6 19 £f4<br />
¤xf6<br />
Checking immediately with 19...£a7+!<br />
is better because it prevents the game<br />
continuation with 21 ¦d4. GM Palciauskas<br />
reckoned this would lead to a draw.<br />
Also possible was 19...¥xe4 20 ¦xe6<br />
¥xc2 with an unclear position.<br />
20 £xf6+ ¢g8 21 ¦d4 ¥b5<br />
21...£b6 is met with 22 ¤f4 £a5 (if<br />
22...e5? 23 ¤e6 or 22...£c5 23 ¥d5!) 23<br />
¥d5! b3 24 h3! bxc2 (24...£d8 25 £xh6<br />
¢h8 26 ¥xc6! bxa2 27 ¦a4 ¦c8 28 ¥d7!<br />
¦xc2 29 ¦xa2 ¦g8 30 ¦xa6 e5 31 ¥f5<br />
¦g7 32 ¦xd6 £g8 33 £f6 exf4 34 ¦d8<br />
¦cxg2+ 35 ¢f1 and wins) 25 ¤xe6 c1£+<br />
26 ¢h2 £g5 27 ¤xg5 hxg5 28 £xg5+<br />
¢h8 29 £f6+ ¢g8 30 ¦d3 and wins.<br />
22 ¤g3<br />
At first sight 22 ¤f4 seems to be a<br />
move of equal strength, but after 22...£d8<br />
23 £xh6 ¢h8 24 c4 bxc3 25 e5 ¦g8 26<br />
¥c2 ¦g7 27 ¤h5 £g5 28 £xg7+ £xg7<br />
29 ¤xg7 dxe5 Black has an advantage.<br />
The point is that 27 ¦g4!! is not available<br />
here.<br />
22...£d8<br />
Best. 22...£c5 23 ¥d5! £xc2 24 h4!<br />
¥e2 25 ¥xa8 ¦xa8 26 ¢h2 £xb2 27<br />
£f2.<br />
23 £xh6 ¢h8 24 e5 ¦g8 25 c4<br />
XIIIIIIIIY<br />
9r+-wq-+rmk0<br />
9+-+-+p+p0<br />
9p+-zpp+-wQ0<br />
9+l+-zP-+-0<br />
9-zpPtR-+-+0<br />
9+L+-+-sN-0<br />
9PzP-+-+PzP0<br />
9+-+-+-mK-0<br />
xiiiiiiiiy<br />
25...¦g6!?<br />
This came as a total surprise to me.<br />
I felt for the first time, that victory was<br />
coming soon.<br />
After 25...bxc3! I could not find anything<br />
better than 26 ¥c2 f5 27 exf6 ¦a7<br />
28 ¦h4 ¦f8 29 £xh7+ ¦xh7 30 ¦xh7+<br />
¢g8 31 ¦g7+ drawing.<br />
26 £f4 ¥e8 27 ¥c2 f5<br />
a) 27...¦g7 28 ¤h5 ¦g5 29 ¦xd6 £e7<br />
30 ¤f6 ¦g7 31 £h6;<br />
b) 27...£g5 28 ¥xg6 £xf4 29 ¦xf4<br />
dxe5 30 ¦xf7 hxg6 (30...¥xf7 31 ¥xf7)<br />
31 ¦e7 ¢g8 32 ¤e4!;<br />
c) 27...¦g5 28 ¦xd6 £e7 29 £h4.<br />
28 exd6 +- £f6<br />
If 28...£a5 29 d7 ¥f7 30 ¥xf5! exf5 31<br />
£xf5 or 28...¥d7 29 c5.<br />
29 ¤h5! ¦xg2+ 30 ¢xg2 ¥xh5 31<br />
d7 ¦g8+<br />
31...¦d8 does not help either 32 ¢f2!<br />
e5 (32...¥f3 33 ¢xf3 e5 34 £xf5 £xf5+<br />
35 ¥xf5 exd4 36 c5; 32...¥g4 33 £e3<br />
e5 34 ¦d5 e4 35 £d4 £xd4+ 36 ¦xd4<br />
f4 37 ¥a4 e3+ 38 ¢e1) 33 £h4 £xh4+<br />
34 ¦xh4.<br />
32 ¢f1 £g7 33 £f2 ¦d8 34 ¥a4 e5<br />
35 ¦d3 f4<br />
35...£g5 36 ¦g3 £c1+ 37 ¢g2.<br />
36 £h4 1-0.<br />
And here Miklós resigned without<br />
waiting for 36...¦g8 37 £xh5! when:<br />
a) 37...£g1+ 38 ¢e2 ¦g2+ (38...£g2+<br />
39 ¢d1 £f1+ 40 ¢c2 ¦g2+ 41 ¦d2) 39<br />
¢f3;<br />
b) 37...f3 38 £xf3 £g1+ 39 ¢e2 ¦g2+<br />
40 £xg2! £xg2+ 41 ¢d1;<br />
c) 37...£g2+ 38 ¢e1 £h1+ 39 ¢d2<br />
¦g2+ 40 £e2 ¦xe2+ 41 ¢xe2 and the<br />
Black £ will run out of checks.<br />
34<br />
1/2001
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