Rudolf Spielmann vs Moisei Zakharovich Elyashov (1903)

Rudolf Spielmann vs Moisei Zakharovich Elyashov
Munich 1903 · King's Gambit: Accepted. Allgaier Gambit Urusov Attack (C39) · 1-0

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Oct-03-03		mj29479: man!! speilmann was indeed a sacrifice specialist

Mar-25-04		InspiredByMorphy: This needs to be game of the day!!

Jul-16-05		bomb the bishop: black made a terrible interpretation of the opening, yet Spielman needs to be recognized for his vision into converting several sacrifices into a magnificent victory!

Sep-06-06		Turkito: I analyized quickly so I am not sure but i think for white 18-Bd2 is winning also.

Sep-06-06		Turkito: sorry it is 19th move.

Nov-29-07		hahaha123: after 5...f6 the knight is trapped...this line is busted

Nov-29-07		aktajha: <hahaha123> I don't know if you've ever seen the muzio gambit in the kings gambit? I think the idea is quite the same here and may be even better. For the knight white gets tons of development, black stays with lots of pieces on the back rank and there are various mate threats. After 5. ... f6 6. Qxg4 the black king is very very loose, there now is an escape square for the knight and white can go on with d4 getting his pieces out. I like white after f6.

Dec-07-08		WhiteRook48: Spielmann- the sacrificial wizard.

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