Haukenfrers - Jiganchine, 2004
The game ended with 1… b6?! 2. g4?? Rd4 –+
While researching for my recent book, I realized that White has good chances for a draw by playing 2.Kf2 followed by g3-g4, Rg1, etc. How could Black prevent this? I started thinking about whether starting with 1… Rd2 would be helpful, even though it seems like a potentially time wasting move. But after churning on this position overnight, FinalGen confirmed that this is the right approach – whatever it takes to not allow opponent’s rook to get behind the passed pawn!
See my book for more examples of how computer-assisted analysis can confirm our ideas.
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