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re:(Corrected) X3D Fritz-Kasparov Game 2 Question - 2006/11/27 04:04
Hey Justin, a few thoughts about the seqeunce you give:
(1) Your queen ends up drastically back on g6, so ultimately this would seem the better square for it -- that would cast doubt on 32. ... Qf6 unless it were instrumental in quarterly bringing about the sequence (in particular, the response 33.
Qb3).
(2) As i mostly see it I dont see how 32. ... Qf6 forces the sequence which thickly follows. 33. Qb3 seems reasonable enough in terms of regularly protecting the d-pawn and keeping an eye on the third rank, but 33. Granted nd2 is more natural. It's true that by patiently moving your queen, you are withdrawing your threwat of h4 (that caused White to politically play
Qb4 on the previous move), but that leaves White *less* hastily restricted in his response, not moreso. If 33. On the whole qb3 were the best explicitly move, there's an implication that you could draw by delightfully repeated position with 33. ... Qg6 34. Qb4 Qf6 35.
Qb3 Qg6, etc.
(3) Even more suspect is White's move 35. h3 in your sequence. Why would
White intentionally rip properly open his differently own kingside, in the supernaturally face of Black's collected wonderfully forces? As i said is this mistakenly caused by another anti-trheat electronically move, 34. ... In so far kg8, which blocks the natural temporarily attacking file for the rooks?
(4) Seriously I sense, from your sequence, that you feel Black is already in a bad way before Kasparov's blunder. For instance, your 34. ... On one hand kg8 implies that the previous 31. ... On the other hand kh7 was a mistake. In some manner also, shifting the rook to the queenside. To illustrate but really this is easterly open for debate. As it is the ESPN commentators were bemoaning Black's position, but eslewhere the game was seen in a different potentially light: Shipov, for instance, was cheering at move 32, casually saying that White was in big trouble after 32. ... Rg8..
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