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Budapest Gambit

Zhigalko, S.Onischuk, V.

2672 2014 · Draw

Budapest Gambit, 2014: Zhigalko (2672) with White against Onischuk (2614), who gives up the e5 pawn early for quick piece play. Everything turns on three moves. On move 14, 14.f3 is a mistake that swings the evaluation from −0.3 to +1.6, and Black answers 14...Nxc4. Then 15.b4 lets more slip: from +1.7 to +4.5, a missed chance for White. Onischuk returns the favour with 15...Ra6, from −4.5 to +3.2. Accuracy: 73% for White, 80% for Black, and a draw at the end. The lesson: both sides can hand the advantage back and forth without either converting it.

Zhigalko, S.(2672)
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Onischuk, V.(2614)
Analysis mode
1/4
Starting position
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Accuracy
Onischuk, V.49%
Zhigalko, S.72%
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