John Stuart Morrison vs Max Euwe (1922)

John Stuart Morrison vs Max Euwe
London (1922) · Indian Game: Colle System. King's Indian Variation (A48) · 1-0

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Dec-07-08		butcher123: Obviously,euwe made a mistake somewhere here.. HE had the edge mostly in the game.

Dec-07-08		jinga: had to laugh, because of the last move. now seriously, butcher says the truth, if you ignore the last moves euwe had the edge.

Dec-07-08		whiteshark: <35...R2f7> seems to be not that hopeless as the move in the game.

Dec-07-08		Ychromosome: Does black still have an edge if white gets the queens of the board with 34.Qc4+ White has a knight versus the passed pawns.

Dec-07-08		whiteshark: <Ychromosome> After 34.Qc4+ QxQ+ 35.KxQ Rxd2 black is up click for larger view

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