Max Blau vs Paul Keres (1959)

Max Blau vs Paul Keres
Zurich (1959) · Spanish Game: Closed Variations. Delayed Exchange (C85) · 0-1

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Jun-18-12		AngeLa: ..nice model games, done by magnus at tal memorial 2012 McShane vs Carlsen, 2012 congratz magnus, & kudos to luke ^^

Jun-19-12		darshandatta: A great positional masterpiece.

Jun-19-12		SimonWebbsTiger: a game I always think of when I see the delayed exchange, like yesterday in the aforementioned Carlsen game.

Jun-19-12		darshandatta: I wonder in Carlsen knew about this one. He also used the positional ideas that Keres applied

Jun-19-12		SimonWebbsTiger: @<darshandatta> I would be mightily surprised if Magnus didn't look at this game. Nobody becomes nr 1 without hard work and study to augment their natural skills.

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Zurich 1959
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