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Bushka Games
Here's the old dispute between Anneke and me about her defense against 1. f25-c64, 2. ed3.
She won our first game with it, lost the
third and managed a draw in the
fifth.
| 1. f25 | c64 |
| 2. ed3 | cd4 |
| 3. hxe4 | f87 |
| 4. f3x6 | d6e5x |
Anneke's particular defense against the f25 opening. |
| 5. g56 | bc4 |
6. d24
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cf7
 | This is a sacrifice because black has no
room to maneuver at all. On cd5, e23 wins two men. On bd5 or ad5, e23 still wins a man.
White's threats can be found in
Treep defense with 5. g56. |
| 7. f46x | cd5 |
| 8. ed2 | f98 | Black now initiates a combination that
white completely missed. It results in a troubling breakthrough. |
| 9. f57x | e54 |
| 10. gf4x | e76 |
| 11. fe7x | df8 |
| 12. f67x | e6g4x |
| 13. e12! | g43 | Black is forced to promote. If white gets
to move e23, promotion is history and white treatens e34, eliminating the man on g4 and
winning a man on top of that. |
| 14. dc3 | gd3x | The pointe of e12: white can lock away the
black king for the forseeable future! |
| 15. e23 | ef9 |
| 16. f78x | f09x |
| 17. ig6 | f98 |
| 18. h67 | bc5 |
| 19. ih5 | ac5 |
| 20. hg5 | b54 |
| 21. h78 | exg8 |
| 22. g57x | de5 | Black sacrifices a man to liberate the king. |
| 23. e7d6x | c43 |
| 24. dc4x | d3x |
| 25. gf7 | d36 | |
| 26. ed3x | d64x | On ...df6x, fe7 fi6x, e78 white promotes on e9. |
| 27. fe7 | d43 |
| 28. e78 | | Note that 28...de3?? is followed by
29 gf6!-e3h7x, 30 f6g7x and a white win!
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| d36 |
| 29. g67 | di6x |
| 30. gf7 | if6 | Black's last move aims at f4, winning a man. White offers
a draw and black accepts. This has been a great game to play. DRAW. |
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