How not to Play in your Opponent's Time Trouble I
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Channel: Chess.com · 2009 · Education
GM Friedel analyzes the decisive phase of the last round win that brought him a 5-0 first place finish in the 2009 Toronto Open. Though on the surface it looks like a crushing and beautiful victory, Friedel's purpose is to show us the faultiness of his general strategy in the opponent's time pressure: creating maximal complications and tension.
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