Davide Marotti vs Richard Reti (1922)

Davide Marotti vs Richard Reti
London 1922 · Vienna Game: Vienna Gambit. Breyer Variation (C29) · 0-1

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Mar-26-05		Whitehat1963: Excellent endgame.

Mar-26-05		beachbum: Where did Marotti go wrong?

Mar-26-05		Whitehat1963: The annotator provides better clues than I can. As far as I can see Marotti doesn't make any egregious errors; he just gets outplayed.

Mar-26-05		Karpova: <beachbum> the game is annotated... wrong: 19.ng6:, 20.dc

Mar-26-05		beachbum: Yeah, the knight was superior to the bishop. Most of the time queen and knight combination is better than queen and bishop.

Mar-26-05		Gregor Samsa Mendel: <Beachbum> This may be quibbling, but the game was a Q+N vs. Q+B ending for only one move. This seems more like a case of Good Knight vs. Bad Bishop to me. Marotti worked hard to get that outside passed a-pawn; maybe he thought it would have magical powers.

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