Frank James Marshall vs Akiba Rubinstein (1930)

Frank James Marshall vs Akiba Rubinstein
Liege (1930) · Queen's Gambit Accepted: General (D20) · 1-0

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May-09-02		bishop: 16...Qd5?

Apr-22-12		Karpova: Black has a fine position after 16...Bf5 for example, but 16.Qd5?? was a bad blunder. Akiva lost his last two games at Liege 1930 due to catastrophic blunders.

Apr-22-12		erimiro1: Oh no. So much energy was spent to stay alive after Marshall's attack (14.-N:e4!), but then, all collapsed at once (16.-Qd5??).

Apr-22-12		RookFile: 16....Bf5 does appear to be the best move. I liked Marshall's Ra3 and Rf3 in this game.

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