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Copyright 1991,1996, 1997, 1998 John Richard Coffey.
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0 [Next]	*These are a collection of lines* *that I have studied recently* White to Move
1 [Next]	White to Move
2 [Next]	White to Move
3 [Next]	White to Move
4 [Next]	White is winning
5 [Next]	White to Move
6 [Next]	White to Move
7 [Next]	White to Move
8 [Next]	.38 pawn Advantage to White according to Fritz 8
9 [Next]	White to Move
10 [Next]	Near equal. .09 pawns for White according to Fritz 8.
11 [Next]	White to Move
12 [Next]	*These are a collection of lines* *that I have studied recently* The old move of O-O here runs into problems after a black Nxd4! (Then if Qxd4?? Qg5! threatens both mate and Bc5! White to Move
13 [Next]	White to Move
14 [Next]	White to Move
15 [Next]	White to Move
16 [Next]	Qg4+ is the recommended Fritz line with a drawn game. NCO likes O-O instead
17 [Next]	White to Move
18 [Next]	NCO says unclear. Fritz 5 doesn't like this line for white.
19 [Next]	White to Move
20 [Next]	White to Move
21 [Next]	White to Move
22 [Next]	White to Move
23 [Next]	Unclear according to NCO
24 [Next]	White to Move Click on Next Page