Vladimir Vukovic vs Rudolf Spielmann (1922)

Vladimir Vukovic vs Rudolf Spielmann
Vienna (1922) · Blumenfeld Countergambit: General (E10) · 0-1

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Dec-14-02		ughaibu: What about this opening?

Dec-14-02		ksadler: It's basically a Benko a few tempi down. I also try to play 1. d4 Nf6 2. Nf3 c5 but with the idea of playing the Benoni without the Taimanov lines. Black just decided to go into a Benko.

Dec-14-02		ughaibu: Blumenfeld Gambit I think, I liked Spielmann's insistance on losing a piece.

Dec-14-02		GregorMendel: Why did White resign? I don't see what happens after 32.Qxb8+.

Dec-14-02		Sneaky: Gregor, I think it has something to do with the strong move ...Qd5 which is imminent. White's got a few "spite checks" but when they run out, it looks like White gets mated.

Dec-27-06		ivanov90: Beautiful game. Look on black pawn's square in centre! But also too many mistakes, many weak moves...

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