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Alfred Ettlinger vs David Janowski
Casual game (1898), New York, NY USA, Dec-??
King's Gambit: Falkbeer Countergambit. Blackburne Attack (C31)  ·  0-1

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Sep-21-03  ZScore: What the analysis after 10. Ke2?
Sep-21-03  masterwojtek: 10.Ke2 Bg4 and soon ..Ng1 double check
and wins the white queen or back to the main line
Sep-21-03  crafty: 10. ♔e2 ♗g4 11. b4 ♗b6 12. g3 ♘xh2+ 13. ♔e1 ♘f3+   (eval -3.79; depth 9 ply; 500M nodes)
Sep-21-03  kevin86: The last move is mate! Another Boden-like mate;is this my imagination,or have we seen lots of Boden and Boden-like mates lately? They are both elegant and effective.
Mar-22-07  Whitehat1963: Puzzle after 7. Nxf7.
May-03-12  LoveThatJoker: Guess-the-Move Final Score:

A Ettlinger vs Janowski, 1898.
YOU ARE PLAYING THE ROLE OF JANOWSKI.
Your score: 24 (par = 14)

LTJ

Jun-09-13  Karpova: According to page 79 of the 1900 'Wiener Schachzeitung', the actual game went

<10.Ke2 Bg4 0-1> while the game continuation shown here (10.gxf3 exf3+ 11.Be2 f2+ 12.Kf1 Bh3#) is merely analysis to show why the knight cannot be taken.

Dec-08-14  billyhan: With "6.Qe2", White over-powered Black's lethal d-pawn (the one that ended up on the f-file as one of the three mating pieces) and should have eliminated it with "7.Nxe4". Of course, it's deadly potential wasn't easily discernible before move 10, and the forking of Black's Queen & Rook, with "7.Nxf7" must've been too tempting.
Dec-19-15
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  ChessCoachClark: Laszlo Polgar included this game in CHESS: 5334 Problems, Combinations and Games as Game #4512 on page 822.

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