| Jun-21-04 | | zb2cr: White's 33rd is the real mark of a master. Most players would grab the pawn and think later. Bernstein sees that grabbing the pawn would allow counterplay by 33  xg6, xg6+; 34  xg6, g8+; 35 xh5, xg2 winning back his pawn and activating his Rook. So Bernstein calmly prevents this, seeing that Black cannot free himself. |
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Dec-02-05
 | | Averageguy: Great strategical game by Bernstein. |
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Mar-02-07
 | | Octavia: game 26 in Chernev "Logical chess:Move by move" |
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| Apr-07-07 | | GrandPatzerSCL: Look how White locks up Black's pawns, effectively demoting Black's bishop to a pawn. I'm sure White wins this game because he was able to use his bishop more effectively than Black. |
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| Jul-06-07 | | sanyas: Well, it is very, err, logical... |
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Dec-06-10
 | | Phony Benoni: Dark Squares, Dark Squares,
Roly poly Dark Squares,
Dark Squares, Dark Squares,
Eat them up, yum. |
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| Sep-20-12 | | Llawdogg: Look at the position after 34 Ree5! The white king is at the head of his army fearlessly leading the crush on the dark squares. That's a sight you don't often see. |
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| Sep-21-12 | | Llawdogg: That Old Black Magic |
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| Sep-21-12 | | rapidcitychess: I really love this game. It's pretty shocking how easily black was dominated. |
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| Jan-12-13 | | JimNorCal: The final position is memorable, four pawns on a side with opposite bishops, yet black is helpless. |
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