Commentary is by Rob van Zeijst, who by this victory over his Russian opponent obtained the right to represent the Netherlands at the Fujitsu Worldchampionships.
Comments on some alternative lines of play have been omitted for brevity. Black resigns after white-88 but Rob van Zeijst continues with an alalysis up to move 95 of why white-88 was the kill stroke.
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Alexander Dinerchtein (Russia, 7th dan) - Rob van Zeijst (the Netherlands, 7th dan), 2 december 2001, Amstelveen, the Netherlands
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