Curt von Bardeleben vs Joseph Henry Blackburne (1889)

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Curt von Bardeleben vs Joseph Henry Blackburne
Breslau (1889), Breslau GER, rd 17, Jul-26
Scandinavian Defense: Main Lines (B01) · 1-0

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Apr-18-08		Lutwidge: Did Black really resign here?

Dec-23-16		Fanacas: That indeed does not seem right, i think the score is incomplete he might have lost since his position of course is worse.

Dec-23-16		ChessHigherCat: It also seems really strange that Blackburne didn't play 30. ...Rxe5, gaining a pawn and the initiative. His game goes straight downhill from there.

Jun-19-17		Nosnibor: <Fanacas> See my comments on the Breslau 1889 tournament page which explains what really happened.

Jun-19-17		ferrabraz: ChessHigherCat: If 30...Rxe5 31.Qh6 Qc5 32. Ba2! and white will take on h7 soon and infiltrate in g8

Jun-19-17		ChessHigherCat: <ferrabraz> Good point, I missed the nasty threat of Qh6

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