Simon Winawer vs Ignatz von Kolisch (1867)

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Simon Winawer vs Ignatz von Kolisch
Paris (1867), Paris FRA, Jun-10
Sicilian Defense: McDonnell Attack (B21) · 0-1

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Mar-11-03		Rookpawn: 27. Nb4 was a terrible blunder.

Sep-17-03		Honza Cervenka: Why not 29.Nd3?

Sep-17-03		Calli: Maybe 29.Nd3 Qxb2 30.Nxb2 Rxd1+ 31.Nxd1 e2. White can avoid this with 30.Rxe3 Qb5, although Black is still ahead. In fact, 29.Nd3 Re4 may be best for Black.

Jul-12-04		Reszoe: 27.Nb4 is a little trick in a lost position: 28...Rxb4?? 29.Qd8+ and draws. And then, 29...Qxb2? 30.Rxe3 h6 31.Re8+ Kh7 32.Rh8! Kxh8 33.Qe8+ and draws.

Dec-09-14		Knight13: Two small improvements I found: 9. d4 and 13. Ne2-c3.

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