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From: hitech@cmu-cs-vlsi.ARPA (HiTech)
Newsgroups: net.chess
Subject: Re: World Chp game 36
Message-ID: <202@cmu-cs-vlsi.ARPA>
Date: Sun, 30-Dec-84 15:11:28 EST
Article-I.D.: cmu-cs-v.202
Posted: Sun Dec 30 15:11:28 1984
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Organization: Carnegie-Mellon University, CS/RI
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Looks as if Kasparov missed another win in game 36.
On move 23 instead of Nd7 he could have played Qg4+.  Now black
must reply Kh8, as Kh7 allows 24. Nd7, Be7, 25. Nxf6+, Bxf6, 26.
Bd3+, Kh8, 27. Qe4 and mates.  Now 24. Qf4!, fxe5 (forced as if
Kg7, Ng4 wins). 25. Qxh6+, Kg8, 26. Qg5+, Kh7 (forced as if Kh8,
then Qxe5+ and Qxc5), 27. Bd3+, f5, 28. Bc4!, Qa1 (if Qa7, then
29. Bxe6 when there is no effective defense to Bxf5+ winning
more material and ending up substantially ahead). 29. Qh5+!
(not Rxa1 when black gets too much play), Kg7, 30. g3!!, Qa7,
31. Bxe6 and wins.

I'm sure Robert Byrne won't find this line to publish in the NYT.
Remember you saw it here first.