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Karpov vs Kasparov, Game 41

In the common literature, it appears as truth that Karpov missed the winning a6!instead instead of Rxd1 on move 33, Game 41in41, in the Firstfirst Karpov vs Kasparov match. But is the following position, derivate from above, really winning?

[Title "Black to move"]
[FEN "8/P3R1pk/7p/8/r4p2/1N5P/1b3PP1/6K1 b - - 3 46"]

If both sides make the best moves, it is a win for White or a draw?

Karpov vs Kasparov Game 41

In the common literature it appears as truth that Karpov missed the winning a6!instead of Rxd1 on move 33 Game 41in the First Karpov vs Kasparov match. But is the following position, derivate from above, really winning?

[Title "Black to move"]
[FEN "8/P3R1pk/7p/8/r4p2/1N5P/1b3PP1/6K1 b - - 3 46"]

If both sides make the best moves, it is a win for White or a draw?

Karpov vs Kasparov, Game 41

In the common literature, it appears as truth that Karpov missed the winning a6! instead of Rxd1 on move 33, Game 41, in the first Karpov vs Kasparov match. But is the following position, derivate from above, really winning?

[Title "Black to move"]
[FEN "8/P3R1pk/7p/8/r4p2/1N5P/1b3PP1/6K1 b - - 3 46"]

If both sides make the best moves, it is a win for White or a draw?

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In the common literature it appears as truth that Karpov missed the winning a6!instead of Rxd1 on move 33 Game 41in the First Karpov vs Kasparov match. But is the following position, derivate from above, really winning? The position is 8/P3R1pk/7p/8/r4p2/1N5P/1b3PP1/6K1 b with black to move really winning? Description of the position WHITE King in g1 Rook in e7 Knight in b3 pawns in a7 f2 g2 h3 BLACK King in h7 Rook in a4 Bishop in b2 pawns in f4 g7 h6 BLACK to move.

[Title "Black to move"]
[FEN "8/P3R1pk/7p/8/r4p2/1N5P/1b3PP1/6K1 b - - 3 46"]

If Bothboth sides make the best moves, it is a win for White or a draw?

In the common literature it appears as truth that Karpov missed the winning a6!instead of Rxd1 on move 33 Game 41in the First Karpov vs Kasparov match. But is the following position, derivate from above, really winning? The position is 8/P3R1pk/7p/8/r4p2/1N5P/1b3PP1/6K1 b with black to move really winning? Description of the position WHITE King in g1 Rook in e7 Knight in b3 pawns in a7 f2 g2 h3 BLACK King in h7 Rook in a4 Bishop in b2 pawns in f4 g7 h6 BLACK to move. If Both sides make the best moves, it is a win for White or a draw?

In the common literature it appears as truth that Karpov missed the winning a6!instead of Rxd1 on move 33 Game 41in the First Karpov vs Kasparov match. But is the following position, derivate from above, really winning?

[Title "Black to move"]
[FEN "8/P3R1pk/7p/8/r4p2/1N5P/1b3PP1/6K1 b - - 3 46"]

If both sides make the best moves, it is a win for White or a draw?

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Karpov vs Kasparov Game 41

In the common literature it appears as truth that Karpov missed the winning a6!instead of Rxd1 on move 33 Game 41in the First Karpov vs Kasparov match. But is the following position, derivate from above, really winning? The position is 8/P3R1pk/7p/8/r4p2/1N5P/1b3PP1/6K1 b with black to move really winning? Description of the position WHITE King in g1 Rook in e7 Knight in b3 pawns in a7 f2 g2 h3 BLACK King in h7 Rook in a4 Bishop in b2 pawns in f4 g7 h6 BLACK to move. If Both sides make the best moves, it is a win for White or a draw?