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It is an interesting game and it demonstrates the dominance of a bishop over a knight.
20 Bg5? 21 Bf4 24 Be3 cannot be right. He had to play 20 Rxd8 Rxd8 21 Nd2 to centralize the knight to e4. The introductory Rxd8 is necessary for Ra1 to protect pawn a2, which would be lost after the immediate Nd2-Ne4: Rxd1 Rxd1 Bxa2.
It is an interesting game and it demonstrates the dominance of a bishop over a knight.
20 Bg5? 21 Bf4 24 Be3 cannot be right. He had to play 20 Rxd8 Rxd8 21 Nd2 to centralize the knight to e4. The introductory Rxd8 is necessary for Ra1 to protect pawn a2, which would be lost after the immediate Nd2-Ne4: Rxd1 Rxd1 Bxa2.
@tpr said
Nice knight regrouping that you pointed out!
@tpr said
Nice knight regrouping that you pointed out!
Amazing blog. Thankyou for your time.
Amazing blog. Thankyou for your time.
@shiv-angi said [^](/forum/redirect/post/nAQI7lnV)
> Amazing blog. Thankyou for your time.
Thank you!
Very helpful
Very helpful
HEY can you tell me how you are explaining moves of GM despite being nearly the same elo as mine in rapid?
HEY can you tell me how you are explaining moves of GM despite being nearly the same elo as mine in rapid?
HEY can you tell me how you are explaining moves of GM despite being nearly the same elo as mine in rapid?
You don't have to be a GM to understand GM games. This is a famous game which is often taught and explained.
@amrish36 said [^](/forum/redirect/post/DyXkg8yK)
> HEY can you tell me how you are explaining moves of GM despite being nearly the same elo as mine in rapid?
You don't have to be a GM to understand GM games. This is a famous game which is often taught and explained.
THX dude , can we have match ?
>THX dude , can we have match ?
@amrish36 said [^](/forum/redirect/post/orNTvQ1B)
> >THX dude , can we have match ?
Sure!

