Constant Ferdinand Burille vs George Hatfeild Gossip (1889)

Constant Ferdinand Burille vs George Hatfeild Gossip
USA-06.Congress New York 1889 · Queen Pawn Game: Colle System (D04) · 1-0

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Annotations by Wilhelm Steinitz. [129 more games annotated by Steinitz]

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Aug-05-06		Knight13: I see a lot of question marks here. But they aren't really THAT bad compared to the endgame ones.

Aug-05-06		Sneaky: You're right. What's with giving 3...Bg4 a question mark? Is it really that bad? Personally I wouldn't make that move until White first plays Nc3 (instead of c4), since I know that in Queen's Gambit positions ...Bg4 is rarely a good idea. But in this game, that didn't happen.

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