Rudolf Spielmann vs Alexander Flamberg (1914)

Rudolf Spielmann vs Alexander Flamberg
Mannheim 1914 · Vienna Game: Vienna Gambit. Kaufmann Variation (C29) · 1-0

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Aug-20-03		Qian: very nice play. It will probably follow 15. ... Qxf3 16. Re1+ Be7 17. Rxe7+ Kf8 18. Rd8#

Aug-26-04		micsee: I came across this game in Yasser Seirawan's Winning Chess Tactics and have tried to play out the ending several times. He also suggested the ending for Black would continue: 15. ... Qxf3 16. Re1+ Be7 17. Rxe7+ Kf8 18. Rd8# If Black were to play 15. ...f5 rather than 15. ...Qxf3 wouldn't that make the game a much more difficult win for white? Maybe I'm just missing something.

Nov-26-04		kostich in time: <micsee>F5 is answered by the crude,but effective,bb5ch,followed by nd7,then white playsBd7ch, etc.

Dec-15-04		micsee: <kostich in time>thanks for the reply. I've tried that line 15...f5 16. Bb5+ followed by Nc6. I've also followed 15...f5 with 16. Rhd1. Regardless it is clearly a winning position for White. I guess my original post was questioning the line quoted by Qian. It was the second time I saw that suggestion and I couldn't see (and still can't) why the game should continue that way.

Dec-15-04		notyetagm: no development => loss

Jan-15-06		DeepBlade: White's development looks like the regular development with the Blackmar Diemer gambit.

Jun-29-06		LivBlockade: <notyetagm> no development => Mannheim Steamroller

Apr-13-09		WhiteRook48: no development => being rolled over by a thousand-ton-weight

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