Henry Edward Bird vs Max Weiss (1885)

Henry Edward Bird vs Max Weiss
Hamburg (1885) · Bird Opening: Dutch Variation (A03) · 0-1

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Mar-25-02		gafazan: I would like to be able to learn how to play a match. Where are the practice games for me. I think you should add some to the site. This will give chess lovers a chance to improve on their chess game, especially if our opponent is the computer itself. That would be great. gafazan

Mar-25-02		Sneaky: Gafazan, I wish they would let us play chess here too. But there are at least a dozen sites that let you play chess. You can go to http://games.yahoo.com/ and play chess in your browser. Or you can go to FICS at http://www.freechess.org/ and play on a chess server. Click on "help" and I think they have ever more places.

Apr-02-08		Knight13: 9..d4! you don't see that move much in this opening.

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