Sergei Stefanov vs Zsofia Polgar (1984)

Sergei Stefanov vs Zsofia Polgar
Teteven 1984 · Sicilian Defense: Fischer-Sozin Attack. Leonhardt Variation (B88) · 0-1

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Apr-27-02		Sneaky: 18. ...g6 is soooo SNEAKY! But it seems that White might have saved the game by refusing the offer, e.g. 19. Qh3 or 19. Qe2.

Oct-01-02		toro: no don/t have one

Dec-18-03		DWINS: Although 21...Qxg2+ is slightly more accurate, this is one sweet combo!

Dec-18-03		kevin86: She was 10 when she played this!! Put her in a time machine-an have her play a young Morphy or a young Fischer!

Dec-18-03		panigma: DWINS, slightly more accurate for what? It's going to be a mate either way! By the way, when I was ten I learned how to eat spaghetti through my nose.

Dec-18-03		ughaibu: Spaghetti through the nose is great. How many strands at a go? How long to finish a plate-full? What's the preferred sauce?

Dec-18-03		DexterGordon: I suppose what DWINS means is that 21...Qxg2+ is more forcing, since that approach works via checks. With Rd1, White can delay the mate a couple of moves by checking -- though I don't see any way to stop it!

Dec-18-03		technical draw: When I was ten I placed my first phone call, Chicago, Ill. 1959, ten cents. By the way Dexter, is that your real name or are you a jazz fan?

Aug-30-07		TheaN: 21....Qxg2 22.Rxg2 Rd1# is looking better IMO as well. Oh, and DexterGordon, I don't really see a 'series' of checks, two at most: 23.Qxg6 fxg6 24.Bxe6 Kh8...

Nov-07-07		sallom89: nice offense by black it is seriously strange o.0

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