This weeks pair of games are by Kevin Winter who is in his late fifties and lives in Bradford, England. He appeared here a couple of years ago and has now sent two nice Dutch defences against strong juniors: one in which his opponent escaped, the other in which he hammered his attack home.
He has a predilection for attack and wrote two years ago about how he "loves to play in international tournaments and [has] played in masters' tournaments in Vienna, Riga, Isle of Man, Gibraltar, Sicily amongst others". [Pictured with Hikaru Nakamura.]
These two games, though, are both form tournaments in the UK and we start with Agony ion which his opponent escaped. He's provided plenty of notes and I've added mine as JS.
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