Kasparian accepted this version and holds Rusinek in high regard for a brilliant expansion of his idea. 🙂
In one of his articles, Jan Rusinek wrote that he would not have worked on this idea knowing Kasparian’s earlier work.
Marcin Kania is pleased, though he simply wishes to point out that it is not a fortunate study for Jan Rusinek. However, if Jan Rusinek (the author) took such a liking to the obvious 1. h3+ key, perhaps there is something to it, and this remarkable work will remain a masterpiece.
The only strange thing is that no one had noticed this obvious version before.
It seems that Jan Timman, to increase the number of black queen sacrifices, should remove the black rook to achieve full harmony of play.
I hope Jan Rusinek accepts my new (!) version as the best one for his brilliant idea (based on Kasparian's work!).
Kasparian accepted this version and holds Rusinek in high regard for a brilliant expansion of his idea. 🙂
In one of his articles, Jan Rusinek wrote that he would not have worked on this idea knowing Kasparian’s earlier work.
Jan agrees to accept it if you start with the moves 1.h3 Kh4 - King has moved.
Marcin Kania is pleased, though he simply wishes to point out that it is not a fortunate study for Jan Rusinek. However, if Jan Rusinek (the author) took such a liking to the obvious 1. h3+ key, perhaps there is something to it, and this remarkable work will remain a masterpiece.
The only strange thing is that no one had noticed this obvious version before.