Zoltan Von Balla vs Richard Reti (1911)

Zoltan Von Balla vs Richard Reti
Budapest 1911 · Spanish Game: Morphy Defense. Steinitz Deferred (C79) · 1-0

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Sep-07-05		paladin at large: Very nifty endgame win ushered in by von Balla with 28. hxg5.

Sep-07-05		RookFile: I was thinking that 27.... Nd4 might be a good move.

Sep-07-05		paladin at large: 28. hxg5 looks quite good after 27.....Nd4, no? It looks to me at first glance that White can ignore the N on d4 for the moment and proceed to wreck the black kingside.

Aug-31-06		Chess Carnival: Wow. Very instructive endgame. I wonder why this game is not on his notable games. Much more powerful than this one Z von Balla vs A Ritzen, 1914

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