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Herman Steiner vs NN
California - 1945  ·  Italian Game: Two Knights Defense. Fried Liver Attack (C57)  ·  1-0


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Feb-22-04   Dillinger: * was an early chess computer developed by Japanese engineers held POW in California during WWII. Also known as the blunder-bot, the technology behind * was blamed for generating the tactical decision to bomb Pearl Harbor...
Feb-22-04   TrueFiendish: Does that just sound like a tall story or is it supposed to actually be one? :-)
Feb-22-04   Benjamin Lau: In computer systems, like DOS, * can be used to mean "wild" or "anything" so maybe * is another form of NN, meaning basically no one knows who the person is.
Feb-22-04   Dillinger: Probably an instructional game with goat moves for black. Look at Steiner's picture though, he's horribly bored.
Dec-11-04
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  InspiredByMorphy: 12. ...c6 13.dxe5+ Ke6 is better.
Mar-02-05   soberknight: <InspiredByMorphy> Maybe 11...c6 is even better. In your variation, Black loses time by moving his king to d6 then back to e6.
Apr-13-05   zb2cr: <InspiredByMorphy>,

Not sure about your idea. 14 g4 looks strong in response, threatening mate.

I see 3 defenses:

a. 14 ... Kxe5; 15 Qe2+, Kd6 ( if 15 ... Kd4; 16 Be3+, Ke4; 17 Bc5# ); 16 Bf4+, Kd7; 17 Re1, Be7; 18 Qxe7+, Qxe7; 19 Rxe7+, Kd8; 20 Bxc7#.}

c. (14 ... cxd5; 15 Qf5+, Ke7; 16 Bg5+, Ke8; 17 Bb5+, Bd7; 18 e6! looks like it settles Black's hash. Th e only way I see out of mate for Black is 18 ... Qf6; 19 exd7+ and now he loses his Queen.

c. 14 ... g6; 15 Ke2! looks promising for White, although I haven't worked this out yet.

Jan-15-06
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  RonB52734: I had the black pieces today against a young fellow rated about 120 USCF higher than me. We played this game through and including 12...exd4. At that point, my opponent played 13.Re1 and I held on to win. Chessmaster 9000 likes 13.b4 best, giving it a +3.41 after about 10 minutes. It rates Steiner's 13.Bf4+ and my opponent's 13.Re1 both at about +1.00.
Feb-19-06   MorphyMatt: 16. Kd2!! is great.
Sep-05-06   AbhinavAsthana: What about 11.Bxd5+! In case 11...Kd6 12.Ne4+ Kd7/Ke7 13.Qf7# If 11...Ke7 then 12. Qf7+ Kd6 13.Ne4#
Isn't it?
Oct-09-08
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  TheaN: Was thinking that, but after either 11....Kd7 White has close to nothing, but after 11....Kd6 12.Ne4†?, 12....Kxd5 seems to hold just fine. But even 11....Kd6 12.Ne4† Kd7?! 13.Qf7†? Qe7 , and White seems not to have any resources against the King on d7.
Dec-11-08   thebribri8: It is always nice to wake up in the morning, have some coffee, listen to the radio, and watch NN get beaten to a pulp.
Aug-04-09   WhiteRook48: proof why ...Nb4 is bad

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