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(2) Bán,J - [+]
1p Tipográfia Tournament, 1961
1.d6
The basic problem is that the black knight must be dislodged from
g8. [ If the white king approaches, Black immediately picks
off the d-pawn: 1.Kh4
Ne7 2.d6
Nf5+ ; or: 1.Kg4
Nf6+ ; If the white
king retreats with 1.Kh2
then the black king can simply move over to the d-pawn, while the black
knight can defend against the two white pawns: 1...Kg7
2.Kg1 ( 2.Kg3
Ne7 3.Kh4
( 3.d6 Nf5+
) 3...Nxd5
( or even 3...Nxg6+
4.hxg6 Kxg6=
) 4.Kg5 Ne7
5.h6+ Kg8
6.g7 Nd5
) 2...Kf8 3.d6
Ke8 4.g7
Kd7 5.Kh1
Kxd6 ]
1...Nf6
2.Kh2!
absolutely nothing else works: [ 2.Kh4?
Kg7!
3.Kg5
( 3.Kh3
Nxh5
4.d7
Nf4+=
) 3...Ne4+=
; or 2.Kg2
Nxh5
3.d7
Nf4+
4.Kf3
Ne6=
]
2...Kg7
3.Kg1
Kh6
4.Kf1!
[ White must tread cautiously. For instance 4.Kf2?
Ne4+
]
4...Kg7
5.Ke1!
[ Again 5.Ke2?
would be a big mistake: 5...Nxh5
6.d7
Nf4+
7.Ke3
Ne6=
]
5...Kh6
6.Kd1
Kg7
7.Kc2
Kh6
8.Kb2!
The king still cannot approach: [ 8.Kd3
Nxh5
9.d7
Nf4+
10.Ke4
Ne6=
; 8.Kc3
Ne4+=
; 8.Kb3
Ne4!
9.d7
Nc5+=
]
8...Kg7
9.Ka3
Kh6
10.Kb4
[ 10.Ka4
Ne4
11.d7
Nc5+=
]
10...Kg7
11.Kc5
Kf8
12.h6
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