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No.804 (AO)

OganesjanNo.804 
Aleksey Oganesjan
(Russia)

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No.804 by Aleksey Oganesjan – Non-standard idea in HS#, with some reflections on a classical S# in its final. (JV)


No.804 Aleksey Oganesjan
Russia

original – 16.05.2015

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White Kb1 Rc2 Pf4 Pe3 Pf3 Pe2 Ph2 Black Kh3 Ra2 Ba1 Pf5 Ph4 Pa3 Pb2

hs#6,5                                      (7+7)


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seetharaman
seetharaman
May 17, 2015 21:13

White and black switchback is charming probably justifying this format when compared to the S# predecessors cited.

Juraj Lörinc
Juraj Lörinc
May 18, 2015 18:44
Reply to  seetharaman

There is crucial difference between 804 and referenced s#s. In the antagonistic play it is difficult to imagine other way to remove bishop from the corner than battery check of knight. In 804 thanks to the helpplay it is the rook doing the job. Additionally, f1 is made taboo for bK dynamically. Also the switchback of bK is present in orthodox s#s, but here the voluntary one seems nices. On the other hand, to make things in antagonistic play is much more difficult, thus the Stibbe&Zucker example is very good with true captureless 5-move roundtrip of wB.

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