| Jul-23-03 |
| jaime gallegos: it looks like very easy ! |
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| Jul-24-03 |
| Benjamin Lau: Yup, Philidor paves over another patzer. |
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| May-24-04 |
| HailM0rphy: <I've never seen the idea, that Romantic players attacked willy-nilly -SBC on Paulsen Morphy game> Haha I think SBC should take another look at this and other Philidor/Anderssen games :D |
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Sep-05-04
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| Knight13: That's a forcemate. |
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| Jan-15-06 |
| morpstau: HailM0rphy: <I've never seen the idea, that Romantic players attacked willy-nilly -SBC on Paulsen Morphy game> Haha I think SBC should take another look at this and other Philidor/Anderssen games :D |
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| Jan-30-06 |
| Mate Hunter: After 15.Bg6+ black could protect the mate 16.Qf7# with 15...Qf6 (16.Rxf6+ and then 17.Qf7#). It's better to be mated at the 17th move than the 16th move. |
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| Mar-17-06 |
| DeepBlade: Chess made easy. A piece( ) sac, to create a advanced-Queen weakness, and exploitong the weakness by 13.Bxf4 a nice tempo move. Notice the KGA Rook on f1, his line of attack aims at the Black King. Check, pin, discovered check, mate. |
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| Mar-17-06 |
| RookFile: I think 7. c3 was a very good move by Philidor, especially for 1790.
It deadens the g7 bishop and prepares the way for the Bc4/Qb3 battery. Years later, as great a King's Gambit expert as Spassky erred with Nc3 in a similar position against Fischer, instead of the correct c3. Spassky vs Fischer, 1960 |
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| May-21-07 |
| Whitehat1963: Quite a combination (or puzzle) after 10...hxg5. (Player of the Day) |
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| May-21-07 |
| Autoreparaturwerkbau: From move 10-14 white takes 5 pawns in 5 moves. I've never seen such streak yet. So giving up the knight could hardly be called a sac. |
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| Feb-01-08 |
| wolfmaster: Sticking the queen right in f7! Beautiful! |
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Oct-15-08
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| just a kid: A slaughter to say the least. |
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