This position is from Petrosian vs. Korchnoi, Moscow 1963. Viktor Korchnoi (Black) has just played 34… Rf8.
White to move. Position after 34… Rf8.
Now Tigran Petrosian has serious winning chances and plays 35. Rxh6. Was this a good move?
Position after 35. Rxh6.
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Black to move and win (Wesley So – Rameshbabu Praggnanandhaa, 31st Leon Masters 7/6/2018)
Black to move and win (Wesley So – Rameshbabu Praggnanandhaa, 31st Leon Masters 7/6/2018)
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