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Reno, round 6 — Wild middlegame, exquisite endgame

by scribe | Apr 22, 2009 | endings, games, positions, tournaments

After my last post there was a little discussion about why my annotations were so good. Well, just to show that I still have a long way to go as an annotator, I will show you my last-round game from Reno, where I evaluated the position completely wrong both when I was...

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