Rainer Polzin vs Helmut Fritzsche (1996)

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Rainer Polzin vs Helmut Fritzsche
Berlin (Germany) (1996)
Bishop's Opening: Urusov Gambit. Keidansky Gambit (C24) · 1-0

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Dec-17-04		Knight13: Black is already lost from move 6. Very nice trick to beat people.

Apr-02-08		TheaN: I'm starting to like the Bishop's Opening more and more with tactics like these. 3.d4 seems strong.

Mar-26-09		Nuncle: Black can save himself from immediate defeat with 7 ...Ne3, but nobody ever spots it. I've played this game twice as white, and both times my opponent didn't even realise he was in trouble until Bh6.

May-28-13		Infohunter: Black erred grievously with 5...Nd6. Correct was 5...Nf6.

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