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By GM Kevin Spraggett Kevin's blog (parental advisory)
Manila, 1973. Fischer, Kavalek, Campomanes. Kavalek was one of few that Fischer could have confidence and trust in
Quinteros
WHITE TO PLAY AND MATE IN 8!Zuidema Kavalek HOW SHOULD WHITE CONTINUE?Neukirch WHITE TO PLAY AND WIN!- SOLUTIONSKavalek LQuinteros Miguel: (Germany, 1983) 26.Qf1! (26.g4 is tempting but not winning by force after 26Kh4!) 26Rfe8 (26Rg8 27.Qd1 is mate to follow) 27.Rb3! 1-0 There is no defence to the mate threats. Kavalek LZuidema Coen: (Israel, 1964) 16.Rxe5!! dxe5 17.Ne4 White has dangerous threats. 17 g5!? (To be considered is 17Kh8 18.Nxf6 Qd4 but after 19.Qf5! g6 20.Qh3 Kg7 21.Re1! the slightest slip by Black can be fatal; and ofcourse, not 17Qd5? 18.Bxf6 ) 18.Nxf6+ Kg7 19.Nh5+ Kg6 20.Rd1! Qe7 21.g4! Qe6 ( 21gxh4? 22.Qf5# or 21f5? 22.Qxc6+ ) and now the simplest continuation is 22.Rd7! e4 23.Qd1 and Black is struggling to find moves. Kavalek LNeukirch Detlef : (Poland, 1964) 21.Nf6+!! gxf6 ( 21Nxf6 22.exf6 Bd5 23.Qg4 g6 24.Rxd5 etc) 22.exf6 Rxb2 ( Better is 22Bc5 23.Bd4 Qc7 though it hard to see what Black is going to do after 24.Be4 ) 23.Qg5+ Kf8 24.Qg7+ Ke8 25.fxe7! 1-0 White mates or wins material.
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