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Sunday, 25 July 2010

Ruslan Dusenov drinking from one of his trophies

Name: Ruslan Dusenov
Age: 24
Country: Russia
City: Astrakhan-Moscow
Chess level: FM-elect, highest FIDE rating 2314
Education: MA in IT from ASTU, studying for an MA in Economics at HSE
Occupation: software developer
Hobbies: poker, intellectual games (e.g. jeopardy), football, literature, cinema

Ruslan decided to share with us one of his games from the IM-tournament he played at Chess City, Elista in 2005 against FM Akhmedzhanov Kamil.

First of all, try to find Black's continuation in this position:

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Here is the entire game (quite impressive and instructive, btw):

Kamil Akhmedzhanov (2363) - Ruslan Dusenov (2235)


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Comments (2)
1. Written by This e-mail address is being protected from spam bots, you need JavaScript enabled to view it on 03:58 26 2010 .
 
 
This puzzle illustrates an interesting concept I wont forget. That the Knight at f3 is also guarding c1 and others by forking those positions off the King in the next move! Of course I know about Knight forks, but this puzzle drove home how one can play off an open King fork position as if it was already being guarded. A very sneaky tactic indeed! 
 
Thank you Natalia; thanks for sharing this Ruslan!
 
2. Written by This e-mail address is being protected from spam bots, you need JavaScript enabled to view it on 06:51 26 2010 .
 
 
: 1.Qc8!Q.Q 2.Ne2+ -+ Q N :zzz
 

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