Weaver Warren Adams vs Wolfgang Unzicker (1950)

Weaver Warren Adams vs Wolfgang Unzicker
Hastings 1950 · Bishop's Opening: Vienna Hybrid (C28) · 0-1

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Jun-08-06		Runemaster: And the Adams Vienna hybrid bites the dust again. Unzicker made this look easy. He makes White's knight a target for much of the game, showing that here the bishop was greatly superior.

Jun-08-06		RookFile: The author of "White to Play and Win" (Weaver Adams) could sometimes be a little too optimistic in his play. Weaver Adams believed that the game was a forced win for white after 1. e4!

Aug-29-07		CaptainEvans: <runemaster>if only Weaver had played 15.Nxe6 then there wouldn't've been a N v B contest.

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