| Mar-08-05 | | Jaymthegenius: Quite a game by Reti! Knows how to create possitional and exploit weaknesses quite well! |
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| Mar-08-05 | | Everett: I think this transposes into a QID |
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| Mar-08-05 | | Jaymthegenius: And if you look at the endgame you would notice that Reti is distincly superior to Marshall. |
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| Mar-08-05 | | Everett: 26. Nd3 is a stellar move. I'm not sure if the endgame is played perfectly, but Reti's 26th is a keeper. |
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Mar-08-05
 | | aw1988: Nd3 is witty indeed, although not too hard to spot. |
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| Mar-08-05 | | Everett: Not easy for me, at least. |
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Mar-08-05
| | aw1988: What move would you consider? |
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| Mar-08-05 | | Everett: without thinking too much, retreating the queen to c3 and then up to c6. Nd3 is better, I see now. |
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Mar-08-05
 | | Calli: A beautiful ending by Reti. Can't see anything to save Marshall. Earlier, though, he should sccept the sacrifice 27...Rxe5 which at least gives him a fighting chance. |
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| Mar-15-05 | | Jaymthegenius: Also, I've played a game on chess21.com, I was wondering how my opponent could have gotten an advantage (I know I was worse at some point) Here is another as black (I use "antipositional defense to strengthen my possition) [Event "Chess21"]
[Site "www.chess21.com"]
[Date "06-feb-2005 14:26:17"]
[White "polat"]
[Black "jaymthegenius"]
[Result "0-1"]
[WhiteElo "2223"]
[BlackElo "2282"]
[TimeControl "10/0"]
1. d2-d4 Ng8-f6 2. c2-c4 g7-g6 3. Nb1-c3 Bf8-g7 4. e2-e4 d7-d6 5. Ng1-f3 0-0 6. Bf1-e2 e7-e5 7. 0-0 Nb8-c6 8. Bc1-e3 (8.d5 is what I would play as white) Nf6-g4 9. Be3-g5 f7-f6 (Fritz say's 9...f6?? (Nf6 better, but I like the knight where it was) 10. Bg5-h4 e5xd4 11. Nf3xd4 Nc6xd4 12. Qd1xd4 Bc8-e6 13. Qd4-d1 Qd8-d7 14. Nc3-d5 g6-g5 15. Bh4-g3 f6-f5 16. e4xf5 Be6xf5 17. Nd5xc7 Qd7xc7 18. Be2xg4 Qc7xc4 19. Bg4xf5 Rf8xf5 20. Ra1-c1 Qc4xa2 21. b2-b3 Rf5-b5 22. Qd1-g4 Qa2xb3 23. Rc1-c8 Ra8xc8 24. Qg4xc8 Kg8-f7 25. Qc8-d7 Kf7-g6 26. f2-f4 Rb5-f5 27. Qd7xd6 Bg7-f6 28. f4xg5 Rf5xf1 29. Kg1xf1 Qb3-c4 30. Kf1-e1 Kg6xg5 31. h2-h4 Kg5-f5 32. Qd6-d7 Qc4-e6 33. Qd7xe6 Kf5xe6 34. Bg3-f2 a7-a5 35. Ke1-d2 b7-b5 36. Kd2-c2 a5-a4 37. h4-h5 Ke6-d5 38. Kc2-b1 Kd5-c4 39. Kb1-a2 b5-b4 40. Bf2-e1 b4-b3 41. Ka2-a3 Bf6-e7 42. Ka3-b2 a4-a3 43. Kb2-b1 a3-a2 44. Kb1-b2 Be7-f6 0-1 This opponent was very tough, but the passed pawns helped me alot. |
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Mar-15-05
 | | AgentRgent: <Jaymthegenius> Why did you post your game here? What's the connection to the Reti-Marshall game above? |
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| Mar-16-05 | | Jaymthegenius: The connection is you can see some of Reti's princuples going to work in my game. |
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Mar-16-05
| | AgentRgent: <Jaymthegenius> Umkay.. perhaps it would have been a bit more apparent if you'd posted on a game where Reti was Black, or even on Reti's page. |
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Mar-11-07
| | Fast Gun: A knight for all seasons!! Reti shows the knight with it's full range of powers, by restraining the b-pawn while supporting the advance of his own d-pawn. Is the bishop really stronger than the knight in the endgame? |
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| Apr-07-09 | | bengalcat47: White's "star move" to win here is 56. Kf3. By gaining the "distant opposition" White forces the game. He will either win the g-pawn or succeed in queening his last remaining pawn. |
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| Nov-26-10 | | TheRavenPK: Great great endgame skills by a man who teaches me playing chess even after more than 80 years after his death. I live in a city where Réti was born and as a chess player I am really proud of him. |
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