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Interesting
Here is an interesting position, right from the game, one side is trying to steal the too advanced checker, the other side, while defending it, is mounting an attack on the left side. Normally in such positions black move 1.10-14 forcing the 2...25-22 to get a draw.
But here we also have a hidden gem move 1.12-16! What is really interesting is that my Aurora program repeatedly answers 24-20, can someone show why 24-20 is bad?
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6 Youngblood  
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BTW, here's the shot from 1986.

(1) Ustimenko S. - Tka4enko E.
FRG-5 C.SSSR(g)per-1986, 00-00-1986

1. 11-15 22-17 2. 08-11 17-13 3. 11-16 21-17 4. 16-19 23x16 5. 12x19 27-23
6. 04-08 23x16 7. 08-12 32-27 8. 12x19 25-21 9. 03-08 29-25 10. 07-11 26-23
11. 19x26 30x23 12. 09-14 24-20 13. 15-18 23-19 14. 11-15 27-24 15. 08-12
31-26 16. 02-07 26-23 17. 18x27 24x31 18. 15x24 20x27 19. 07-11 28-24 20.
14-18 31-26 21. 12-16 24-20 22. 18-22 25x18 23. 10-14 18x02 24. 11-15 20x18
25. 01-06 02x09 26. 05x32


5 Youngblood  
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BTW, here's the shot from 1986.

(1) Ustimenko S. - Tka4enko E.
FRG-5 C.SSSR(g)per-1986, 00-00-1986

1.c3-d4 f6-g5 2.b2-c3 g5-h4 3.c3-b4 h6-g5 4.b4-c5 d6xb4 5.a3xc5 c7-d6 6.a1-b2 d6xb4 7.b2-a3 b8-c7 8.a3xc5 g7-h6 9.c1-b2 h8-g7 10.d2-c3 e7-d6 11.c5xe7 f8xd6 12.g3-f4 b6-a5 13.d4-e5 d6-c5 14.c3-d4 c7-b6 15.b2-a3 d8-e7 16.e1-d2 e7-d6 17.e5xc7 b6xd8 18.d4xb6 a5xc7 19.d2-c3 a7-b6 20.f4-e5 d8-e7 21.a3-b4 b6-a5 22.e5-f6 g7xe5 23.e3-f4 e5xe1 24.c3-d4 a5xe5 25.g1-f2 e1xg3 26.h2xb8 2-0

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1. 11-15 22-17 2. 08-11 17-13 3. 11-16 21-17 4. 16-19 23x16 5. 12x19 27-23
6. 04-08 23x16 7. 08-12 32-27 8. 12x19 25-21 9. 03-08 29-25 10. 07-11 26-23
11. 19x26 30x23 12. 09-14 24-20 13. 15-18 23-19 14. 11-15 27-24 15. 08-12
31-26 16. 02-07 26-23 17. 18x27 24x31 18. 15x24 20x27 19. 07-11 28-24 20.
14-18 31-26 21. 12-16 24-20 22. 18-22 25x18 23. 10-14 18x02 24. 11-15 20x18
25. 01-06 02x09 26. 05x32


4 Youngblood  
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Update:

Thank you Sacks for the follow-up on 1... 25-22. Here are a few examples to the follow-up... Sorry about the delay. 1.12-16 25-22 2.18x25 21x30 3.10-14 17x10 4.6x15 24-20 A must for white. 5.1-6 Note the timing on this. I think the timing is in favor of black. Pretty much self explanitory at this position.

Note: White may try and get away, to no avail: 27-23 6.5-9 26-22 7.9-14 30-25 8.14-17 23-18 9.17x26 18-14 10.26-30 14-9 11.30x21 9x2 12.21-14 2-6 13.16-19 6-1 14.14-5 1-6 15.5-9 6-1 [ 15...6-2 16.9-23 2x16 17.19x12 ] 16.9-6 1x10 17.15x6


3 Youngblood  
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Thank you Sacks for the follow-up on 1... 25-22. Here's an example of the follow-up... Sorry about the delay. 1.12-16 25-22 2.18x25 21x30 3.10-14 17x10 4.6x15 24-20 A must for white. 5.1-6 Note the timing on this. I think the timing is in favor of black. Pretty much self explanitory at this position.

2 Sacks  
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Congrutes!!
You are a good player Youngblood and you have explained it very well.So the move which can possibly help to survive is 25-22 that is after move 12-16 to avoid the explosion of the Shotgun.

1 Youngblood  
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1.12-16 24-20 2.18-22 25x18 3.10-14 18x2 4.11-15 20x18 5.1-6 2x9 6.5x32 Shotgun went off!!!

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