Carl Schlechter vs Jakob Bendiner (1893)

Carl Schlechter vs Jakob Bendiner
Vienna 1893 · French Defense: Normal Variation (C00) · 1-0

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Jul-27-04		Pawn Ambush: We are forgetting Schlechter again. I pick this game because it shows how different masters handle similar Openings,Morphy played bishops to e3 and d3 followed by knights to e2 and d2 in a game against Meek,Schechter does almost same but with a diferent move order and with pawns c3 and f3 advanced one square. I used to have problems in blitz against uncommon openings but after I saw the Morphy-Meek game its not a problem any more its a matter of keeping the position flexible until the right moment. By the way how does one become a good speed chess player? which in my opinion is the most addictive form of chess.

Jul-27-04		Pawn Ambush: Here is that Morphy game. Morphy vs A B Meek, 1857

Sep-02-04		InspiredByMorphy: Schlechter handles this opening with confidence, and strength. Anderssen played 2. ...g6 against Morphy and he replied 3.Bd3 . Schlechters 3.c3 is interesting because although it doesent develop a piece, it does defend the d pawn well.

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