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Springaren
2021-2022 Tournament.
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[Event "1st prize Springaren #15023"] [Site ""] [Date "2022"] [Round ""] [White "Tallaksen Ostmoe=G"] [Black ""] [Result "1-0"] [SetUp "1"] [FEN "R3N2k/P7/8/5p2/5Pp1/8/6K1/q7 w - - 0 1"] [PlyCount "17"] [EventDate "2021"] 1. Rc8 $1 (1. Rd8 $2 Qa2+ ({or} 1... Qb2+) 2. Kg3 Qa3+ $1 { with perpetual checks, as} 3. Kh4 $4 Qe7+ {even wins for Black.}) (1. Nf6+ $2 Kg7 2. Rg8+ Kxf6 3. a8=Q Qb2+ {is also a draw by perpetual checks.}) 1... Qa2+ $1 {Forcing the king to g3 in order to play for stalemate.} (1... Qxa7 2. Nf6+ Kg7 3. Rc7+ $1 Qxc7 4. Ne8+ {wins.}) 2. Kg3 Qxa7 3. Nf6+ Kg7 4. Rc7+ $1 Kh8 $1 (4... Qxc7 5. Ne8+ {wins.}) 5. Rd7 $1 (5. Rxa7 $2 {is stalemate.}) 5... Qb7 6. Kh4 $1 {Lifting the stalemate, and heading for g6 with a mating attack.} Qh1+ 7. Kg5 g3 8. Kg6 g2 9. Rd8# {MM: From the beginning I liked this study the best. A classic duel with stalemate avoidance and mate. Such constellations with "floating" pieces are not new, but here the running white king becomes the match winner.} 1-0
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[Event "2nd prize Springaren #15136"] [Site ""] [Date "2022"] [Round ""] [White "Rusinek=J"] [Black ""] [Result "1-0"] [SetUp "1"] [FEN "3KB3/P2P4/1n1k1P1r/8/3P3B/1b6/5p2/8 w - - 0 1"] [PlyCount "15"] [EventDate "2023.02.18"] 1. Bg3+ $1 ({logical try} 1. Bxf2 $2 Rxf6 2. Bg3+ Kc6 3. a8=Q+ (3. Ke7 Nd5+) 3... Nxa8 4. Ke7 Re6+ 5. Kf8 Nc7 $1 $11 6. d8=Q+ (6. d5+ Bxd5 7. d8=N+ Kc5 { /Kb6=}) 6... Rxe8+ 7. Qxe8+ Nxe8 $11) 1... Kc6 (1... Ke6 2. Kc7 f1=Q (2... Na8+ 3. Kb8 f1=Q 4. d8=Q Kf5 5. Qa5+ Kg4 6. Bd7+ Kxg3 7. Qg5+ Kf2 8. Qxh6 $18) 3. d8=Q Kf5 4. Kxb6 $18) 2. Bxf2 (2. a8=Q+ $2 Nxa8 3. Bxf2 Rh7 $11) (2. d5+ $2 Kb7 $1 3. Bxf2 Nxd7 $11) (2. Ke7 $2 Rh7+ $1 3. f7 Bxf7 4. d8=N+ (4. d8=Q+ $2 Bxe8+ 5. Ke6 Bf7+ 6. Ke5 Nc4+ $19) 4... Kd5 5. Bc6+ Kc4 $1 6. Bxf2 Bd5+ 7. Kd6 Rxa7 $11) 2... Rxf6 (2... Rh7 3. d5+ $1 Bxd5 4. Bxb6 Kxb6 5. f7 $18) (2... Kb7 3. Ke7 Rh7+ 4. Kd6 $18) 3. a8=Q+ $1 (3. d5+ $2 {MM:} Kb7 $1 ({not} 3... Bxd5 $2 4. a8=Q+ $1 Nxa8 5. Ke7 Re6+ 6. Kf8 Rf6+ 7. Kg7 Rf7+ 8. Bxf7 Kxd7 9. Bxd5 $19) 4. Bxb6 Bxd5 5. Ke7 Re6+ 6. Kf8 Rd6 7. Bc5 Rxd7 8. Bxd7 $11) (3. Ke7 $4 Nd5+ $19) 3... Nxa8 4. Ke7 (4. d5+ $2 Kxd5 $1 5. Ke7 Rd6 $11) 4... Re6+ 5. Kf8 Nc7 $1 ( 5... Rf6+ 6. Kg7 $18) (5... Kc7 6. Bg3+ Kd8 7. Bh4+ $18) 6. d5+ $1 (6. d8=Q+ $2 Rxe8+ 7. Qxe8+ Nxe8 $11) (6. d8=N+ $2 Kd6 7. Bg3+ Kd5 $11) 6... Bxd5 (6... Nxd5 {/Kxd5} 7. d8=Q+ $18) (6... Kb5 {/Kb7} 7. dxe6 Nxe6+ 8. Ke7 $18) 7. d8=N+ $1 ( 7. d8=Q+ $2 Rxe8+ $11) 7... Kd6 8. Nf7# {MM: Bazlov already showed an ideal mirror mate with knight promotion and 4 self-blocks (1st/2nd prize Corus-70 AT 2008), but the scheme is different. There are minor flaws in Rusinek's study (capture of two technical pawns, Be8 without move). On the other hand there are many positive things: 1.Bg3+!/1.Bxf2? with a touch of logic, subtle justification of move order and of course 6.d5+!!} 1-0
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[Event "3rd prize Springaren #14908"] [Site ""] [Date "2021.09"] [Round ""] [White "Pasman=M"] [Black ""] [Result "1-0"] [SetUp "1"] [FEN "8/p3P1q1/1pR5/2R5/1kP3r1/8/Kpp1p3/6Q1 w - - 0 1"] [PlyCount "33"] [EventDate "2021"] 1. Qe1+ Ka4 2. Rxb6 c1=N+ 3. Kb1 Qh7+ 4. Kxb2 Qh8+ 5. Kxc1 axb6 6. Kc2 $1 Qh7+ (6... bxc5 7. Qa1+ $1 Qxa1 8. e8=Q+ $18) 7. Kb2 Qg7+ (7... Qh8+ 8. Ka2 bxc5 9. Qc3 $1) 8. Ka2 Qxe7 9. Ra5+ $1 bxa5 10. Qc3 Rg3 11. Qxg3 Qb4 12. Qd3 Qd2+ 13. Qxd2 e1=Q 14. Qd7+ Kb4 15. Qb5+ Kc3 16. Qxa5+ Kxc4 17. Qxe1 $18 {MM: A wild starting position that doesn't actually suggest anything good. But then comes an epic fight with sacrifice, counter sacrifice, knight promotion and at the end a skewer and suddenly there are only three pieces. All pretty forced and two captures of technical pawns. I have long hesitated where to place this study. Not all judges will agree on this.} 1-0
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[Event "1st hm Springaren #15133"] [Site ""] [Date "2022"] [Round ""] [White "Avni=A"] [Black ""] [Result "1-0"] [SetUp "1"] [FEN "1K4k1/8/7P/6qP/5n2/8/2B1R3/7R w - - 0 1"] [PlyCount "13"] [EventDate "1980"] 1. h7+ Kf7 (1... Kg7 2. h6+ Kf7 3. Bb3+ Kg6 4. h8=Q $18) 2. Bg6+ Nxg6 ( 2... Kg7 3. h8=Q+ $1 Kxh8 4. Re8+ Kg7 5. h6+ Kf6 6. Rf8+ Ke7 7. Re1+ $1 Kd6 ( 7... Kd7 8. Bf5+) (7... Kxf8 8. Re8#) 8. Rd1+ $18) 3. hxg6+ Kxg6 {[#]} 4. Rg2 $3 {skipping shrewd stalemate mines:} (4. h8=Q $6 Qb5+ (4... Qe5+ $2 5. Qxe5) 5. Kc7 Qc5+ 6. Kd7 Qd5+ 7. Ke7 Qe5+ $1 {now!} 8. Kd7 Qd5+ 9. Ke7 Qe5+ $11) (4. Re6+ Kf7 5. h8=Q Qb5+ 6. Kc7 Qd7+ $1 7. Kb8 Qb5+ 8. Kc7 Qd7+ $11) 4... Qxg2 5. Rh6+ $1 (5. h8=Q Qg3+ 6. Kc8 Qg4+ 7. Kd8 Qg5+ $11 {with perpetual check}) 5... Kxh6 (5... Kf7 6. h8=Q $18 { no perpetual because the rook can defend along the sixth rank}) 6. h8=Q+ Kg6 7. Qg8+ $18 {MM: 4.Rg2!! is the move of the tournament. Who expects two rook sacrifices in this simple position? 3 caputures on g6 prevent this study from receiving a prize. } 1-0
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[Event "2nd hm Springaren #15074"] [Site ""] [Date "2022"] [Round ""] [White "Gurgenidze=D"] [Black ""] [Result "1-0"] [SetUp "1"] [FEN "8/7K/5r2/7k/6R1/p7/3pR3/7b w - - 0 1"] [PlyCount "21"] [EventDate "2022"] 1. Rg1 {(threatens 2.Rh2#)} Be4+ 2. Rxe4 Rh6+ 3. Kg7 Rg6+ $1 4. Rxg6 d1=Q 5. Rh6+ Kg5 6. Rhe6 $1 Qd7+ (6... a2 7. R6e5#) 7. Re7 a2 8. Rxd7 a1=Q+ 9. Red4 $1 Kf5 10. Kf7 Ke5 (10... Kg5 11. R7d5+ Kh6 12. Rh4#) 11. R7d5# {MM: After an economically and technically well implemented introduction with black sacrifices, the play ends in a classic duel RR - Q with echo mats, which are always welcome.} 1-0
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[Event "3rd hm Springaren #14851"] [Site ""] [Date "2021.06"] [Round ""] [White "Arestov=P"] [Black ""] [Result "1-0"] [SetUp "1"] [FEN "8/8/3R4/7P/1r4b1/8/B6K/5k2 w - - 0 1"] [PlyCount "15"] [EventDate "2021"] 1. h6 (1. Rf6+ $2 Ke2 $1 2. h6 Bf5 {/Bd7/Bc8} 3. Rxf5 Rh4+ 4. Kg3 Rxh6 $11) 1... Bf5 $1 (1... Be2 2. Rf6+ {/Kg3+-}) 2. Be6 $1 (2. Rf6 $2 Ke2 $1 3. Rxf5 Rh4+ 4. Kg3 Rxh6 $11) 2... Rh4+ (2... Bh7 3. Kg3 Ke2 4. Rd7 $18) 3. Kg3 Rxh6 4. Bc4+ $1 (4. Bxf5 $2 Rxd6 $11) 4... Bd3 $1 {play for stalemate} 5. Bxd3+ Kg1 6. Bg6 $1 (6. Rxh6 $2 {stalemate}) 6... Kf1 (6... Rh8 7. Rd1#) 7. Re6 $1 Rh3+ ( 7... Rh8 8. Bd3+ Kg1 9. Re1#) 8. Kxh3 $18 { MM: The pawn is the bait to turn into a pretty scheme with stalemate avoidance. } 1-0
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[Event "commendation Springaren #15020"] [Site ""] [Date "2022"] [Round ""] [White "Avni=A"] [Black ""] [Result "1/2-1/2"] [SetUp "1"] [FEN "8/2K5/8/5P1B/1k4N1/5R2/2p5/4n1r1 w - - 0 1"] [PlyCount "23"] [EventDate "2021"] {[#]} 1. Rf4+ Kb3 2. Rc4 $1 ({Try:} 2. Bf7+ $2 Ka3 3. Rc4 Rxg4 4. Rxc2 Nxc2 $19 ) 2... Kxc4 (2... Rxg4 3. Rxc2 $11) 3. Ne3+ Kd4 (3... Kc5 4. Nxc2 Rg7+ (4... Nxc2 $11) 5. Kd8 Nxc2 6. f6 $11) 4. Nxc2+ Nxc2 5. f6 Ke5 6. f7 Nd4 7. Kd7 (7. f8=N $2 Rg7+ $19 {e.g.} 8. Nd7+ Ke6 9. Be8 Re7 10. Kd8 Nc6+ 11. Kc7 Ne5) (7. Kd8 $2 Rb1 $19 8. Bg4 Rb8+ 9. Ke7 Nc6+ 10. Kd7 Nb4 11. Bf3 Kf6) 7... Rf1 (7... Ne6 8. Ke7 {main} Ra1 9. f8=N Nxf8 10. Kxf8 Kf6 11. Ke8 $11 (11. Kg8 $2 Rg1+ $19)) 8. Ke8 $1 (8. Ke7 $2 Nf5+ 9. Ke8 Ng7+ 10. Ke7 Ra1 11. f8=Q Ra7+ 12. Kd8 Ne6+ $19) 8... Ne6 9. Ke7 $1 {now!} (9. Bg4 $2 Nc7+ 10. Ke7 Nd5+ 11. Ke8 Nf6+ 12. Ke7 Nh7 $19) 9... Rg1 (9... Re1 $5 10. Bg4 $1 (10. f8=Q $2 Nxf8 11. Kxf8 Kf6 $19)) 10. Be2 $1 (10. f8=Q $2 Nxf8 11. Kxf8 Ke6 (11... Rg5 $19)) 10... Ra1 11. f8=N {phoenix; unlike the position after black's 6th move, here the knight promotion works} (11. f8=Q $2 Ra7+ 12. Ke8 Ra8+ $19) 11... Ra7+ (11... Nxf8 12. Kxf8 Kf6 13. Kg8 $11 {a reverse echo of the variation after black's 7th move} ( 13. Ke8 $4 Re1 $19)) 12. Nd7+ $11 {MM: In the introduction a rook sacrifice to eliminate the dangerous black pawn. At the end a phoenix knight. Not spectacular, but solid. } 1/2-1/2
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[Event "special comm Springaren #15137"] [Site ""] [Date "2022"] [Round ""] [White "Samilo=V"] [Black ""] [Result "1-0"] [SetUp "1"] [FEN "8/1N6/5p1p/7K/5k2/2P5/8/8 w - - 0 1"] [PlyCount "15"] [EventDate "2023.02.18"] 1. Nc5 $1 (1. c4 $2 Ke4 2. Na5 f5 3. Nb3 Ke5 $1 4. Nd2 Kd4 5. Kh4 Kc5 $1 6. Kg3 h5 $1 7. Kf4 h4 8. Ke3 h3 $11) 1... Ke3 2. Na4 f5 3. Nb2 f4 4. Nd1+ Kd3 5. Kg4 Ke4 6. Kh3 $1 Kf3 7. Kh4 $1 Ke4 8. Kg4 $1 $18 {MM: A small snippet with a surprising key move and a classic triangle maneuver to force Black to move.} 1-0
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[Event "not in the award Springaren #15197"] [Site ""] [Date "2022"] [Round ""] [White "Christophers=E"] [Black ""] [Result "1/2-1/2"] [SetUp "1"] [FEN "2N5/r1p3p1/k1p3P1/p2P2P1/P3B3/1p4P1/pP4n1/K7 w - - 0 1"] [PlyCount "20"] [EventDate "2023.02.19"] 1. Bxg2 Ra8 2. Bf1+ Kb7 3. dxc6+ Kxc8 4. Be2 Rb8 5. Bg4+ $1 (5. Bh5 $2 Rb4 ({ MM: dual minor} 5... Rb6) 6. g4 Rb5 7. axb5 a4 8. b6 cxb6 9. c7 a3 $19) 5... Kd8 6. Bh5 Rb4 7. g4 Rb5 8. axb5 a4 9. b6 cxb6 10. c7+ Kxc7 {stalemate} 1/2-1/2
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[Event "Springaren #15197v"] [Site ""] [Date "2023"] [Round ""] [White "Christophers=E"] [Black "Version Minski"] [Result "1/2-1/2"] [SetUp "1"] [FEN "2k5/r1p3p1/2P3P1/p2B2P1/P7/1p6/pP4P1/K7 w - - 0 1"] [PlyCount "16"] [EventDate "2023.04.11"] 1. Bc4 $1 (1. Be6+ $2 Kd8 $1 (1... Kb8 $2 2. Bc8 $1 $11) 2. Bg4 (2. Bc4 {e.g.} Ke7 3. Be2 Ra8 4. Bh5 Rd8 5. g4 Rd1#) 2... Ra6 $19) (1. Bf3 $2 Ra6 $1) 1... Ra8 2. Be2 Rb8 3. Bg4+ $1 ({logical try:} 3. Bh5 $2 Rb6 {/Rb4} 4. g4 Rb5 $1 5. axb5 a4 6. b6 cxb6 7. c7 {position X with bKc8} a3 $1 $19) 3... Kd8 4. Bh5 Rb6 5. g4 Rb5 6. axb5 a4 7. b6 cxb6 8. c7+ {position X with bKd8} Kxc7 {stalemate} 1/2-1/2
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[Event "1/2.p Corus-70 AT"] [Site ""] [Date "2008"] [Round ""] [White "Bazlov=Y"] [Black "(+4146.21c6f6)"] [Result "1-0"] [SetUp "1"] [FEN "2n1n3/3Qp1RP/2Kb1k1P/8/3q4/6B1/8/8 w - - 0 1"] [PlyCount "17"] [EventDate "2008"] 1. Bh4+ $1 (1. Qxc8 $2 Qa4+ 2. Kd5 Nc7+ 3. Qxc7 Qd1+ 4. Kc6 Qc2+ 5. Kb5 Qb3+ 6. Ka6 Bxc7) (1. Be5+ $2 Qxe5) (1. Rf7+ $2 Kxf7 2. Qf5+ Nf6 3. h8=N+ Kf8 4. Qxc8+ Ne8 5. Ng6+ Kf7 6. Qf5+ Qf6) 1... Qxh4 2. Rf7+ $1 Kxf7 3. Qf5+ Qf6 (3... Nf6 4. h8=N+ Kf8 5. Ng6+) 4. Qxf6+ exf6 (4... Nxf6 5. h8=Q Bf4 6. Qg7+ Ke6 7. h7 Nxh7 8. Qxh7 Nd6 9. Qg6+ Ke5 10. Kd7) 5. h8=Q Bf8 $1 (5... Bf4 6. h7 Ne7+ 7. Kd7 Ng7 8. Qd8) 6. h7 (6. Qh7+ $2 Bg7 7. hxg7 Nxg7 8. Qe4 Ne7+) 6... Ne7+ 7. Kd7 Ng7 8. Qg8+ Nxg8 9. h8=N# 1-0
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[Event "British Chess Magazine"] [Site ""] [Date "1892"] [Round ""] [White "Locock=C"] [Black "Anticipation of #14784 Vrabec"] [Result "1-0"] [SetUp "1"] [FEN "6k1/3p4/3p4/3P4/4P1p1/6P1/8/K7 w - - 0 1"] [PlyCount "15"] [EventDate "1892"] {British Chess Magazine/7.} 1. Kb1 $1 (1. Kb2 $2 Kh8 $1 2. Kb3 Kg8 $1 3. Kc3 ( 3. Kb4 Kf8 $1) (3. Kc4 Kf7 $1) (3. Kc2 Kh7 $1) (3. Kb2 Kh8 $1) 3... Kg7 $1 4. Kd4 (4. Kc4 Kf7 $1) (4. Kb4 Kf6) (4. Kd2 Kh6 $1) (4. Kc2 Kh7 $1) 4... Kf6 $1 5. Ke3 (5. Kd3 Kg6 $1) 5... Kg5 $1) (1. Ka2 $2 Kh7 $1) 1... Kg7 (1... Kh8 2. Kb2 $1 Kg8 3. Kb3 Kh8 4. Kc4 Kg7 5. Kc3 Kf7 6. Kd2 Kf6 7. Ke2 Kg6 8. Kd3) (1... Kf8 2. Kc2 $1) (1... Kf7 2. Kc2 $1) (1... Kh7 2. Kc2 $1) 2. Kc1 (2. Kc2 $2 Kh7 $1) 2... Kg6 (2... Kf6 3. Kd2 Ke5 (3... Kg5 4. Ke3) (3... Kg6 4. Kd3 $1) 4. Ke3) 3. Kd1 (3. Kc2 $2 Kh7 $1) (3. Kd2 $2 Kh6 $1 4. Ke2 Kh5) 3... Kg5 (3... Kg7 4. Ke2 $1) (3... Kh6 4. Kd2 $1) 4. Kc2 $1 Kh6 (4... Kf6 5. Kd2 $1) 5. Kd2 $1 Kh5 6. Kc3 $1 (6. Kd3 $2 Kg6) (6. Ke3 $2 Kg5) (6. Ke2 $2 Kh6 7. Kd2 Kh5 8. Kc3) 6... Kg5 (6... Kg6 7. Kd3 $1 Kf6 (7... Kg7 8. Ke3 Kg6 9. Kf4) 8. Kd4 Kf7 (8... Ke7 9. e5 dxe5+ 10. Kxe5 Kf7 11. Kf5) (8... Kg6 9. e5 Kf5 10. exd6 Kf6 11. Ke4 Kg5 12. Ke5 Kg6 13. Kf4 Kh5 14. Kf5) 9. e5 dxe5+ 10. Kxe5 Ke7 11. d6+ Ke8 12. Kf4 $1 (12. Kf5 $2 Kf7) 12... Kf7 13. Kf5 $1 Kg7 14. Kxg4 Kf6 15. Kh5 Ke6 16. g4 Kxd6 17. g5 Ke7 18. Kh6) 7. Kc4 $1 Kg6 8. Kd3 1-0
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[Event "not in the award Springaren #14784"] [Site ""] [Date "2021.03"] [Round ""] [White "Vrabec=F"] [Black ""] [Result "1/2-1/2"] [SetUp "1"] [FEN "6k1/8/1p6/1P1p4/4p3/4P3/5P2/2K5 w - - 0 1"] [PlyCount "17"] [EventDate "2023.01.21"] {(Korrektur Kc2->c1)} 1. Kb1 $3 {main A:} (1. Kd2 $2 Kf7 2. Ke2 Ke6 3. f4 exf3+ 4. Kxf3 Ke5 5. Ke2 Kd6 6. Kd3 Kc5 $19) (1. Kb2 $2 Kf8 $3 2. Kb3 Ke8 $3 $19) (1. Kc2 $2 Kf7 $19) (1. Kd1 $2 Kf7 2. Kc2 Ke7 $19) 1... Kf7 ({main B:} 1... Kg7 2. Ka1 $3 (2. Kc2 $2 Kf7 $1 3. Kb2 Kf6 $19) 2... Kf8 3. Kb2 $1 (3. Ka2 $2 Kf7 $1 $19) 3... Ke8 (3... Ke7 4. Ka3 $11 {see main C}) (3... Kf7 4. Ka2 $1 $11 { see main A}) 4. Kb3 $11) ({main C:} 1... Kf8 2. Kb2 $3 (2. Kc2 $2 Ke7 $19) 2... Ke8 3. Kb3 (3. Ka3 $2 Ke7 $19) 3... Kd8 4. Kb4 $1 Kd7 5. Ka4 $1 $11) 2. Ka2 $3 (2. Kc2 $2 Ke7 $1 3. Kc3 (3. Kb3 Ke6 $1 $19) 3... Kd7 $1 4. Kb4 Kd6 $19) 2... Ke7 (2... Ke6 3. Kb3 $11) 3. Ka3 $1 (3. Kb3 $2 Ke6 $19) (3. Kb2 $2 Kd6 $19) 3... Kd7 (3... Kf8 4. Kb2 $3 {see main C}) (3... Kf7 4. Ka2 $1 {see main b}) ( 3... Kd8 4. Kb4 $1 {see main C}) 4. Ka4 $1 Kd6 5. Kb4 Ke5 6. Kc3 Kf6 7. Kb2 $1 Kf5 8. Kc2 Ke5 9. Kc3 $11 1/2-1/2
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