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July 12th 04, 05:08 PM
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Adams in trouble
It looks like he is down a pawn with his kingside pawns very weak.Can he hold
the position.Not sure if he has enough counterplay 
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July 12th 04, 05:15 PM
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Adams in trouble
K blundered by giving up the h1-a8 diagonal and A can force a Q ending in an
open position, looks like draw ... "Etj718" wrote in message ... It looks like he is down a pawn with his kingside pawns very weak.Can he hold the position.Not sure if he has enough counterplay
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July 12th 04, 05:21 PM
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Adams in trouble
"Etj718" wrote in message ... It looks like he is down a pawn with his kingside pawns very weak.Can he hold the position.Not sure if he has enough counterplay "The Great Escape" by plucky Cornishman. at the end if Kd4 Qf2+ holds the king away from getting to the b pawn, and there is no place the king can hide. Phil
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July 12th 04, 05:26 PM
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Adams in trouble
"Chess One" wrote in message ... "Etj718" wrote in message ... It looks like he is down a pawn with his kingside pawns very weak.Can he hold the position.Not sure if he has enough counterplay "The Great Escape" by plucky Cornishman. at the end if Kd4 Qf2+ holds the king away from getting to the b pawn, and there is no place the king can hide. Phil In this blunderful game -- the time control is absurd -- Adams missed a win just after the time control and settled for eternal check. -- Ian Burton [Please Reply to Newsgroup]
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July 12th 04, 06:28 PM
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Adams in trouble
"ian burton" wrote in message news:vYyIc.1716$Am.1122@fed1read07... "Chess One" wrote in message ... "Etj718" wrote in message ... It looks like he is down a pawn with his kingside pawns very weak.Can he hold the position.Not sure if he has enough counterplay "The Great Escape" by plucky Cornishman. at the end if Kd4 Qf2+ holds the king away from getting to the b pawn, and there is no place the king can hide. Phil In this blunderful game -- the time control is absurd -- Adams missed a win just after the time control and settled for eternal check. 42...Qe4 won straightforwardly; I think Adams might be a bit shaken up by that.
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