Geza Maroczy vs Richard Reti (1924)

Geza Maroczy vs Richard Reti
New York (1924) · Spanish Game: Closed Variations. Chigorin Defense (C97) · 1/2-1/2

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Sep-20-05		paladin at large: Réti defends well to get the draw. With 53. .....Nd3 he eschews taking the white h-pawn in favor of a sensible division of labor. Black's king can handle the h-pawn in due course, while the black knight is urgently needed to deal with the queenside.

Mar-08-07		slomarko: i dont understand 57.Nc6 couldn't he have tried 57.Ke1?

Mar-08-07		euripides: After <57.Ke1> one line is 57...Kh6 58.Kd1 Nxb3 59.Nxb3 Kh5 and the h pawn falls.

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