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Alexander Alekhine vs Efim Bogoljubov
Rastatt blindfold 1914  ·  Vienna Game: Stanley Variation (C26)  ·  1-0
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Feb-11-02  knight: Surely 12...Ne5 was a mistake,from then on the rest of the moves were forced.Maybe ..Nf6 was a better try.
Apr-15-07
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  fm avari viraf: A nice tactical game by Alekhine. Bogo tried his best but couldn't save the day.
Sep-02-07  PAWNTOEFOUR: i thought this was a nice game ...i'm not too familiar with C25 - C28....thought i'd just stop by
Oct-13-07  xeroxmachine: Nice game from Alcohine, the "evans gambit in the vienna game" felt really refreshing!
Jan-10-09  tommy boy: "Alcohine"... show some respect please
Feb-05-09  YoungEd: I don't have a board in front of me, but wouldn't 15. ...f6, trying to blunt White's battery on the f-file, have worked out a bit better? It's true that White would have 16. d6+, but I don't see that this wins immediately. In the game, once White plays Qxf7, Black is cooked.
Feb-05-09
Premium Chessgames Member
  whiteshark: <15.Bf8!!> is really a phantastic move. I wonder how many moves <ahead> Aljechin <had seen> this k.o. move.


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Feb-05-09  AnalyzeThis: There's nothing like watching a good clown slapping to start the day.
Feb-05-09
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  whiteshark: Let me guess: Pavlov's dog reacting on a conditioned <Bogoljubow> stimulus.

Subsequent off beat wisdom contains the word <clown>.

Bingo?

Feb-05-09  AnalyzeThis: Wuff wuff!
Feb-06-09
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  whiteshark: <AT> Good dog! :D
Mar-25-09  WhiteRook48: how to trap a dog
Mar-25-09  WhiteRook48: I mean a queen with a passed pawn
Jun-24-09  pom nasayao: Paacked with tactical surprises!
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