Prague Summer Open

[Alan Tate]

Any defence in the rook endgame? It seems like White is too active and can play on both sides of the board. The Black king can't really come to the queenside which means that Black is condemned to passivity and White can then push the b-pawn and march his king up. Quite impressive technique for a kid. Rd3 and g3 was a very nice idea.

The opening looked fine but Black's problems stemmed from the over-ambitious 14...b5.