In other games,
- Katona,J-Bodrogi,L 1-0 in a Nge2 Nimzo-Indian(E46); This was a surprising upset as black looked to be outplayed. White repeated the line I used in round 1 and made an improvement on move 9.
- Zilahi,G-Nagy,L 1-0 White won a nice ending.
- Czibulka,Z-Szili,A draw in Catalan. White saved a lost ending.
Here is my game.
English Reverse Sicilain [A26]
Amator Cup (6), 21.11.2012
This was a sharp game with black calling the shots in a kingside attack.
The ..f4 attack wedge has been formed. How should black continue the attack? The initial thought I had was ...Qe8-h5, ..Ng4,...fg and then ...Rxf3 destroying the h2 defender and then ...Qh2#.
Is the an immediate combination?
Is there a favorable forced line?
Is there an optimal attacking plan?
The position still has some promise or so I initially thought. What is right way to continue?
-Guard b7 to prevent counterplay first
-...Qh5+ and win the e-pawn for a sharp game
-Something else
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