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Old Indian Defense

Moiseenko, A1.Fressinet, L.

2707 2014 · Black wins (resignation, time or agreement)

Old Indian Defense, 2014: Moiseenko (2707) against Fressinet (2717), a game that stays level well into the middlegame. The first turning point is 17.Rff1, a missed chance that swings the evaluation from 0.0 to +3.8 for White — an opportunity Black immediately takes back. The second comes at 36.Bxg3, from +6.2 to +15.0. Yet the numbers describe a clean fight: 92% of White’s moves at least good, 97% of Black’s. That is the takeaway for club players: overall accuracy is no shield against the two or three critical moments, and here those moments alone decided the 0-1.

Moiseenko, A1.(2707)
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Fressinet, L.(2717)
Analysis mode
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Starting position
?!??
Accuracy
Fressinet, L.98%
Moiseenko, A1.84%
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Moiseenko, A1. vs Fressinet, L. — Old Indian Defense | ChessPivot