Savielly Tartakower vs R Domenech (1934)

Savielly Tartakower vs R Domenech
Sitges 1934 · Indian Game: Yusupov-Rubinstein System (A46) · 1-0

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Aug-05-04		ArturoRivera: 33.-Bxb7!, now if 33.-...Nxb7? 34.-bxa6! winning back the piece and snathing the pawn (of course black cant hang on to the piece, otherwise the pawn would queen)

Dec-18-04		GreenDayGuy: What a beautiful game. Tartakower sure knows how to finish an endgame.

Dec-18-04		akiba82: If 19...h6 20.Bxh6 gxh6 21.Rd7 Qc8 22.Qf5 and wins according to Tartakower. A mistake would be 26Bxf7 Kh8! 27.Rxd8 Qxd8 28.Qd2 Qxh4 with advantage to Black-Tartakower. This ending well illustrates the problems Knights have in dealing with remote passed pawns.

Aug-02-05		notyetagm: Beautiful endgame play by Tartakower. I just love the concluding 35 ... xb7 36 b6! and now the two connected sixth-rank passed pawns beat the two Black minor pieces. I knew that they beat a rook but here they defeat two minors!

Apr-08-06		suenteus po 147: <iron maiden> This game seems to be conspicuously absent from your "Pawns" collection.

Apr-09-06		iron maiden: Not anymore; thanks.

Nov-06-08		sleepyirv: 37.a7 has a nice slap in the face quality. Black is already preparing for an endgame after 37.axb7.

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