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Jose Raul Capablanca vs Carl Schlechter
San Sebastian (1911)  ·  Slav Defense: Quiet Variation. Schallopp Defense (D12)  ·  1/2-1/2
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May-08-04  vonKrolock: Schlechter could have played more energetically 22...Rc4!; and R. Spielmann think that whith 28...gxf4 he had good winning chances... well, 29.Rh1!! is a wonderfull move that secures a draw... (the only game between Capa and S.)
Nov-06-04  offramp: We are all warned about putting pawns on the same colour sqares as our bishop, but in the final position Capablanca has a black-squared bishop and his 6 pawns on black squares.

He didn't want to do it, of course - he just got outplayed. But he wasn't outplayed enough!

Jun-07-07
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  Benzol: What a pity they only faced each other once. A match between them could have been very interesting.
Mar-14-09  Fanacas: I would bet on schlechter.
Jul-25-12  kjr63: Schlechter wanted to make his young opponent happy and gave him a draw. He was a nice guy.
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