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Eugen von Schmidt vs Johannes Zukertort
Breslau (1865), Breslau POL (Prussian Empire)
King's Gambit: Accepted. Tartakower Gambit (C33)  ·  0-1

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Jan-08-20
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  Honza Cervenka: This line of King's Gambit is not worth of repeating. After five moves white is already lost. Maybe 4.exd5 was a bit better.
Dec-02-21  YoungEd: I agree, Honza, that 4. e5 was not good. White never regains the pawn and never gets the f-file. I'd probably try 4.d3 with the idea of trying to regain the f5 pawn.
Dec-03-21  sudoplatov: Tartakover tried this opening as White 4 times in the 1924 New York tournament. He won vs Bogoljubov and Yates but only drew with Alekhine while losing to Capablanca. Instead of 4.e5, Tartakover played exd.
Dec-03-21  boz: Horrible play by White.

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