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B14 SUNDAYs OCTOBER 7, 1990 SD LOS ANGELES TIMES By JACK PETERS INTERNATIONAL MASTER CHESS 1 SADDAM. THIS IS HOW TO DO IT!" Saddam, Baby, Ihe next time your go on American T.V. You've got lo use Ihe Madison Avenue approach lo be credible. In Ihe first place: Don'l wear those damned dish rags and deserl sweat bands on your head. They look ridiculous! You've got to wear a gray flannel suit, a blue shirt and a yellow lie and you must look directly into the camera and look very sincere.

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II 10 Ne5 Be8 11 cxd5 cxd6 12 Black equalizes with 12 Nc6. 10 b4 Ne4 1 1 Qc2 Nd7 12 a4 Rc8l Discouraging 13 b5. 13 Bd2 BhB 14 C57I bB Fighting back. Passive play lets White prepare a breakthrough with bl-b5. Probably 15 Ba6 improves Nxe5 16 fxe5 IMxd2 Another tricky variation is 16 17 Nxe4 Ixe4 18 Ba'6 Rb8 19 bxa5 bxc5 20 Bb7 Be2.

17 Qxd2 bxc57 Ceding the b-lile. Alter 17 a5! 18 Ba6. Black has two choices: the solid 18 Rb8 19 b5 Be8l. which avoids 19 cxbB? 20 c6 bxa4 21 Nb5; and the wild 18 RaBI? 19 Bb7 Ra7! (il 19 axb4? 20 Bxa8 bxc3 21 Qxc3 Qxa8 22 cxb6, White's passers decide) 20 BxcB axb4 2 1 Nb5 Rxa4! 22 Nc7 Qxc7 23 Bxa4 bxc5, with two pawns lor the exchange 18 bxo5 QaB 19 Rb3 Rb8 20 Rfbl Rxb3 21 Rxb3 Bg5 Thinking of 15-14. 22 g3 Qc7 23 K(2 Qf7 Also good is 23 Rb8.

24 No2 Bxe2 25 Bxe2 Qc7? With this weak move. Black offered a draw. Black needs Kingside counterplay to prevent White's Queenside breakthrough. Correct is 25 Bh6l, inviting 26 Qb2 (4! 27 exf4 g5 28 Rb7 Even if White safeguards his King with 26 Bf3 g5 27 Kg2 f4 28 exf4 gxf4 29 g4. Black can invade if White concentrates on the b-file.

For example. 29. Qg6 30 Qb2 Rf7 31 Rb8 BI8 32 Rc8 h5 33 h3 Rb7! 34 Qxb7 Qc2 draws 26 Qb4 Rd8 27 Qb7 Rd7 Futile, as tack, the most aggressive answer to the Schcveningcn Sicilian. Nc6 7 g5 Nd7 8 h4 a6 9 Be3 Qc7 10 b5 11 Nxc6 Qxc6 12 Bd4 By striking at g7, White prevents BI8-e7 and 0-0. Bb7 13 0-0-0 Rc8 An important decision.

Black forgoes castling because the defensive 13 14 a3 Kb8 15 Rh3 gives him little counterplay. If 13 h6. White can respond with 14 Bh3 or 14 g6l? fxg6 15 Qg4. 14 Rh3b4 15 Nd6 Obviously 15 16 exd5 protects the Knight. But can Black lind a better time to capture on d5? a5 Black has no time for 15 Qa4? because of 16 Nxb4! Qxb4 17 Rb3 Qa4 18 Rxb7.

16 c4l The justification of White's sham sac. After 16 bxc3 17 Rxc3 Qa4 18 Rxc8 Bxc8 19 Nc3, Black has no threats and his King is still in danger. Kd8 17 Kb1 Making the sac real. However, 17. exd5 18 exd5 Qa6 19 Re3 Kc7 20 QI3 gives White too much for the piece.

Nc5 18 Rf3 Rc7 Inviting 19 Nxc7? Qxe4. 19Re3 Rd7 20 Bh3 Intending f2-l4-f5xe6. h6 21 g6 fxg6 22 Rg1 g5 If 22 exd5 23 exd5 Qa6 24 Rxg6, White's threat of 26 Bxc5 is overwhelming. And 23 Qb6 loses to 24 Re8 Kc7 25 Bxd7 Kxd7 26 Bxg7! Bxg7 27 Qe7 mate. 23 hxg5 hxgB 24 Rxg5 Nxe4 25 Bb6 Kc8 26 Rh5l Even 26 Rxe4 Rxh3 27 Rxe6 works, but White goes for the throat.

Rxh5 27 Qxh5 Kb8 Both 27 Nd2 28 Kc2 0xc4 29 Rc3! bxc3 30 Qe8 and 28 Kb8 29 Qe8 Bc8 30 Kxd2 exd5 31 Bxd7 win for White. 28 Rxe4 exdB 29 Re8 Bc8 30 Bxd7 Uxd7 31 Rxf8 Qe7 32 Qe8, Black Resigns. Black cannot defend both the seventh and eighth ranks 28 Qa8 Rd8 29 Qb7 Rd7 30 Qb8I Qxb8 II 30 KI7. then 31 Bh5 g6 32 Qh8! wins. 31 Rxb8 Kf7 32 Ba6 Threatening 33 Rc8.

Not so clear is 32 Rc8? Rb7. Rc7 33 Bb77 White wins much more easily with 33 a5! Ke7 34 Bb7 a6 (else 35 a6 and Rb8-a8xa7l 35 Bxa6 Ra7 36 Rb7 Rxb7 37 Bxb7 Kd7 38 a6 Kc7 39 Ba8! Kb8 40 Bxc6 Ka7 41 Bd7. a5l 34 Ba6 White regroups. If 34 Ba8 Ke7 35 Rb6 Kd7 36 Ra6, Black hangs on with 36 8d8 37 Rxa5 Rb7! 38 Ra6 Rb2 39 g5. Ke7 35 h4 Bh6 36 Be2 Ro7 37 g4 fxg4 38 Bxg4 Now White has targets at a5, c6, and e6.

Kd7 39 Ks2 Ke7 40 Kd3 Kd7 41 Bh3 The game was adjourned, and White sealed this waiting move. Rc7 42 Bg4 Ke7 43 Bh5! Ra7 After 43 g6, White can win by 44 Bd 1 Bg7 45 Ra8 or by 44 Bg4 Ra7 45 Rc8 Kd7 46 Rh8, but not 44 Bg7 45 Rxh7 Kf7 46 Bg4 Kg8. 44 Bo8l Less convincing is 44 Re8 Kd7 45 Rb7. Rc7 45 Ke2 g6 A little tougher is 45 g5 46 hxg5 Bxg5 47 Kd3 h6. 46 Kf3 Bg7 47 H5g5 The natural 47 48Bxh5 49 Re8 Kd7 50 Rh8 loses the h-pawn.

then the e-pawn. 43 Kg3 Bf8 49 Kg4 Bh6 50 Ra8 Zugzwang Rb7 51 Bxc6 Rb1 52 Ra7Kd8 53 Rd7 Kc8 54 Rxh7 Rg1 55 Kf3 Bf8 56 Kf2 Rh1 57 Bd7, Black Resigns. GM Nunn (England) IM Howell (England), Lloyd's Bank Masters, Lon-don 1 990: 1 e4 c5 2 Nf3 06 3 d4 cxd4 4 Nxd4 Nf6 5 Nc3 d6 6 g4 The Keres At abcdefgh October 7, 1990 Position "5083: White to play and win. From the game Kulig Barsky, Massachusetts 1990. Solution to Position 5082: White wins Black's Queen with 1 Bc7! Qe7 2 d6.

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