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1Freeling-Treep 0-1
2Treep-Freeling 0-1
3Freeling-Treep 1-0
4Treep-Freeling draw
5Freeling-Treep draw
6Treep-Freeling draw
7Freeling-Treep draw
9Freeling-Treep ...


Bushka Games
Anneke Treep (NL) - Christian Freeling (NL)

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1. e14ef7The opening of Game 6 again.
2. f45f0x6
3. ixg6
bd5
With ixg6 white deviates from game 6. The position is now rotational symmetric.
4. hf5cxe5Maximum capture...
5. gf6bxe6
6. hg6cxf6
7. g35dxf5
8. f2x4This 5x5 exchange is not possible if black on his second move captures f9x6 instead of f0x6. The value of the exchange must as yet be established.
bc4
9. hd4xd85x
10. f35ef6
11. gd4de6 Black can employ a phalanx on the 6-line because g4 has been vacated.
12. d23eg6Now the 2x2 exchange starting with 13. ec4 results in a black breakthrough on the e-line.
13. ed2ab5
14. dc3d76
15. ih5fh6?
16. ji6xgh6x
17. hg5! Threatening f56. To parry this, 17 ... de6 is no solution because f56 follows just the same, winning a man while eliminating black's man on h6.
hi6This is going to cost black material. 15 ... fh6 wasn't that bright obviously. Nevertheless, black also breaks through, although promoting is not immidiately possible.
18. f56dxf5Phalanx capture precedes of course. White has choice of capture.
19. d4c6xOf course white breaks through, winning two men in the process.
e97
20. cb6King.
BLACK RESIGNS.