q 29 P—B 3 Q—K Kt 4 30 White have now succeeded in putting Threatening, of course, P—Kt 4, their opponents on the defensive, but and then R—K 6, but it is useless, it is only for a time, and Black's strong and R—Kt sq would be met by Kt— position, with their passed Pawn, soon К 2. There follows now… … PxP 58 P-R 5 P—R 6 59 P—R 6 31 Kt—B 4 R—B8ch бо K—Q 5 P—R 7 бі P—R 7 OE CORE Was there any valid reason why Black should not now K—Kt 2 62 Kt—B 5 ch play K—B 2, which seems to win a KxB 63 P—B8Q piece? The White Kt at K 6, of and wins. course cannot move, and it would then
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