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3/31/2011 – In this sharp position from the 3rd game of the recent match Anand-Kasimdzhanov Black here played 16...Nxf2 preventing the opening of the h-file through h3xg4, which was followed by 17.Ng5 f6. How would you assess the situation after that? A) favourable for White B) favourable for Black C) balanced The solution is here, but first ponder over it with a larger version of the diagram.
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In this sharp position from the 3rd game of the recent match Anand-Kasimdzhanov Black here played 16...Nxf2 preventing the opening of the h-file through h3xg4, which was followed by 17.Ng5 f6. How would you assess the situation after that?

A) favourable for White
B) favourable for Black
C) balanced

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