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19.Ne4! [Black is behind in development and his queen is misplaced on g4. Therefore, White decides to exploit them at once.]

19...f5 [19...fxe5 20.Qxf8+! Bxf8 21.Nf6+ Kh8 22.Nxg4+–]

20.Nf6+! [Movsesian does not allow his opponent to breathe. Now Black is forced to part with his dark-squared bishop.]

20...Bxf6 21.exf6 Rxf6 [21...Be6? 22.Be5 c5 23.b4! b6 24.bxc5 bxc5 25.Qd2 Bd5 26.Rf4! Qg5 27.h4!+– △Raf1]

22.h3! [22.Rae1!? Bd7 23.Bxc7 Bc6 24.Bf4±]

22...Qg6 23.Be5!± [△Q×d4]
Nana Dzagnizde grabs a sole lead in the #CairnsCup winning against the young American talent Carissa Yip, who is yet to find her game in this tournament.

Top standings after 3 rounds:
1. Dzagnidze - 2½
2-4. Lagno, M. Muzychuk, Harika - 2.
Valentina Gunina gets off the mark with a win over Irina Krush, while Nana Dzagnidze leads alone after Round 3!
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Muzychuk, Mariya - Koneru, Humpy

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Cairns Cup 2020 round 02
Max Euwe with his chess sets and books (1945). The board position is from the game Euwe-Alekhine 1937, after White's move 18.Be3! (White won in 41 moves).

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18.Be3!
"Chess is the art of analysis."

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Move of the Day!
Alexandra Kosteniuk bounces back with a win while Carissa Yip's tough start goes on:
Women's World Champion Ju Wenjun grabs her first win of the #CairnsCup!
Standings after Round 4
Nana Dzagnidze maintains her lead, but there is a huge tie for 2nd place.
Introducing the #FIDECandidates: Kirill Alekseenko (🇷🇺 2704).

The 22-year-old player from St. Petersburg is a “dark horse" of the upcoming event. 2019 was his breakthrough year (crossing 2700, third place in the Grand Swiss) & he's up for more.

More: http://ow.ly/DZ5n50yiM8a