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TCh-ROU 2013 Rd3-GM Berkes(HUN)

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GM Berkes came out on top in a complex King's Indian after white avoided the main lines with 8.Be3.

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Petrisor,A (2401) - Berkes,F (2678)
King’s Indian[E67]
TCh-ROU 2013
Mamaia ROU (3.2), 02.09.2013

Position 1
White has four pawns for a piece but is under pressure. What do you recommend for white?

White to Play

24..Rxf3

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