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1Freeling-Treep 0-1
2Treep-Freeling 0-1
3Freeling-Treep 1-0
4Treep-Freeling draw
5Freeling-Treep draw
6Treep-Freeling draw
8Treep-Freeling 1-0
9Freeling-Treep ...


Bushka Games
Christian Freeling (NL) - Anneke Treep (NL)

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Here's the old dispute between Anneke and me about her defense against 1. f25-c64, 2. ed3. She won our first game with it, lost the third and managed a draw in the fifth.

1. f25c64
2. ed3cd4
3. hxe4f87
4. f3x6d6e5x Anneke's particular defense against the f25 opening.
5. g56bc4
6. d24
cf7
This is a sacrifice because black has no room to maneuver at all. On cd5, e23 wins two men. On bd5 or ad5, e23 still wins a man. White's threats can be found in Treep defense with 5. g56.
7. f46xcd5
8. ed2f98Black now initiates a combination that white completely missed. It results in a troubling breakthrough.
9. f57xe54
10. gf4xe76
11. fe7xdf8
12. f67xe6g4x
13. e12!g43Black is forced to promote. If white gets to move e23, promotion is history and white treatens e34, eliminating the man on g4 and winning a man on top of that.
14. dc3gd3xThe pointe of e12: white can lock away the black king for the forseeable future!
15. e23ef9
16. f78xf09x
17. ig6f98
18. h67bc5
19. ih5ac5
20. hg5b54
21. h78exg8
22. g57xde5Black sacrifices a man to liberate the king.
23. e7d6xc43
24. dc4xd3x
25. gf7d36
26. ed3xd64xOn ...df6x, fe7 fi6x, e78 white promotes on e9.
27. fe7d43
28. e78Note that 28...de3?? is followed by 29 gf6!-e3h7x, 30 f6g7x and a white win!
d36
29. g67di6x
30. gf7if6Black's last move aims at f4, winning a man. White offers a draw and black accepts. This has been a great game to play.
DRAW.