Borghetti - Moiseyev, game 3

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Borghetti - Moiseyev, game 3

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Game 3

RED: Alex Moiseyev
WHITE: Michele Borghetti

1. 10-14 22-17
2. 9-13 17x10
3. 6x15 24-19
4. 15x24 28x19
5. 1-6 19-15
6. 11x18 23x14
7. 6-9 26-23
8. 9x18 23x14
9. 2-6 25-22
10. 6-9 22-18
11. 8-11 29-25
12. 12-16 30-26
13. 4-8 27-24
14. 16-20(A) 31-27(B)
15. 8-12 (C) 24-19
16. 11-16 26-23
17. 7-11 25-22
18. 11-15 19x10
19. 16-19 23x16
20. 12x19 10-6
21. 19-23 6-2
22. 23-26 14-10
23. 26-30 10-6
24. 30-25 6-1
25. Resign!

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Notes:

(A) (by Tommy Canning)

I think there is no draw afer this 14.16-20? Instead the 14.7-10 cut, 14. ... 14x7, 15. 3x10 draws.
But there's a lot to see and analyse to find a draw crossboards for any player...

(B) (by Tommy Canning)
Here 14 . ... 32-27 kills red.

(C) (by Tommy Canning)
15. 7-10 cut again gives red hope, but to no avail.
Last edited by Ingo_Zachos on Fri Aug 19, 2011 8:29 pm, edited 2 times in total.
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Re: Borghetti - Moiseyev, game 3

Post by George Hay »

Here are tommyc's full notes to game three, so as not to forget 14. 16-20? 32-27!

14. 16-20.........................I think there s is no draw after this 1620? Instead the 7-10 cut 14x7 3-10 draws.But there s alot to see and analyse to find a draw xboard for any player..
31-27 ..........................here 3227 kills red.
15. 8-12...................710 cut again gives red hope ,but to no avail.

What timing with 7-10! --George Hay
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