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Of course this famous combination also features in our series of The World's Most Famous Chess Combinations. Enjoy!
Continue reading...24. June 2008
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Continue reading...12. June 2008
In New Orleans Adams played what is probably the most beautiful overloading combination in the history of chess. Poor Torre was desperately trying to keep his pieces together but in the end could not manage against the well poised violence of white’s heavy pieces.
Continue reading...2. June 2008
Akiba Rubinstein was a great endgame player. We know of several very fine rook endings with which he enriched the world of chess. But he also was responsible for some of the finest attacking games ever played. One of those was his black game against Rotlevi in Lodz 1907, which is sometimes referred to as Rubinsteins' Immortal.
Continue reading...24. May 2008
In Hastings 1895 Steinitz played in a strong field of 22 players. The year before he had lost his world title to Lasker and only reached fifth place in the standings. However he managed to play what was probably the most spectacular combination of his live. The end was both beautiful and sad… Check out the video:
Continue reading...22. May 2008
In Amsterdam 1889 Lasker played a very famous combination against Bauer. Check out the video:
Continue reading...20. May 2008
Do you like candy? Well, here is some chess candy for you. I’ve decided to start a series of videos on famous chess combinations. This installment we’ll take a look at the famous game between Zukertort and Blackburne (no, not Rovers;-)) which was played in London 1883. Enjoy!
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28. September 2008
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