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Jiri Borl vs Jan Cervenka
Prague team-ch 2005/, I/1 (2006), rd 4, Jan-30
Zukertort Opening: Nimzo-Larsen Variation (A04)  ·  0-1

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Apr-03-06
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  Benzol: 32...d5 is a move I very much like. Why did White have to play ♘b5 and end up with the inferior minor piece? Was that move a positional mistake?
Apr-03-06
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  Honza Cervenka: <Benzol> 24.Nb5 was not forced and white could have played also 24.Rb1, but I think that 24.Nb5 was okay. White's Queenside Pawn majority backed by the Rook needs attention of Black. I cannot say exactly where white made the decisive mistake but his play looks a little bit planless in the first phase of R+B vs R+N endgame. For example, why not 31.h4 instead of 31.g4 not allowing black to get rid of Pg6 available for white Bishop so easily and without opening of lines for white Rook? Also manoeuvre Be4-f3-e2-d3 was quite careless. I think that White was simply unaware of peril of his position until it was too late for him.
Apr-03-06
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  Benzol: OK, thanks mate.

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