Carl Schlechter vs Hermann Von Gottschall (1904)

Carl Schlechter vs Hermann Von Gottschall
Coburg (Meisterturnier) (1904) · Spanish Game: Closed Variations. Flohr System (C92) · 1-0

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Aug-01-05		gambitfan: What is the Zaitsev variation of the Ruy Lopez ? I understood that it is 9... Bb7 ?? But I also understood that it is : Bb5 Bc5... (variation of the classical defense...) Help !!

Aug-01-05		Runemaster: The Zaitsev is 9...Bb7.

Feb-04-08		schnarre: I think Black could have probably drawn this game with careful play, but it would not have been easy.

Feb-04-08		Gilmoy: A 10-move opening, 15-move middle game, 32-move pause for halftime (from 27.Rah1 to 59.Rh7 -- Tom Petty performs <American Girl> and <Free Fallin'>), 10 more moves for TV timeouts, and finally 69.Rxf7. A 30-move game with 45 moves of styrofoam peanuts to absorb shocks during shipping.

Feb-04-08		Jim Bartle: You forgot the six-hour pregame show.

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