GM Zherebukh,Y was happy to accept a level queenless game with play for both sides as a way to play for the win with 8...c6(diagram).
8...c6
GM Zherebukh,Y
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Here is the feature game.
Xiong,Jeffrey (2330) - Zherebukh,Y (2623)
Philidor 4.Nge2[B07]
UTD Turner GM Invitational 2013 Richardson USA (7), 11.03.2013
Philidor 4.Nge2[B07]
UTD Turner GM Invitational 2013 Richardson USA (7), 11.03.2013
Position 1
The queenless game is sharp as black has begun to undermine the kingside pawn wedge with 22...g6. What do you recommend for white?
White to Play
22...g6
Position 2
Black has a piece for two pawns and now the question is how to most accurately convert the material advantage as any hesitation will give white a chance to complicate the ending by quickly pushing the queenside passed pawns. What do you recommend for black?
Black has a piece for two pawns and now the question is how to most accurately convert the material advantage as any hesitation will give white a chance to complicate the ending by quickly pushing the queenside passed pawns. What do you recommend for black?
Black to Play
28.c4
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