Georg Salwe vs Franz G Jacob (1907)

Georg Salwe vs Franz G Jacob
Ostende-B 1907 · Tarrasch Defense: Symmetrical Variation (D32) · 0-1

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Apr-07-06		Autoreparaturwerkbau: I really enjoyed the tricky 18...Nf3+! White of course shouldn't capture with pawn due to seriously weakening Kside. After 64...Bxe5 white ought have resigned.

Apr-07-06		Autoreparaturwerkbau: The only reason of not resigning is because the bishop is "wrong" in case of 74...gxh3?? (draws) or hoping for a blunder 77...Kxh3??. Jacob was no patzer, of course.

Apr-07-06		Jim Bartle: "After 64...Bxe5 white ought have resigned." Is this really such an easy win, with the g and h pawns? Doesn't black have to be careful not to let white pick up the two pawns for his knight?

Apr-07-06		Autoreparaturwerkbau: <Jim> Play it against machine. I am sure you will win after few undo's (well, we are still patzers and are allowed to do so)! As i mentioned black could blunder with (mentioned) moves 74 and 77, but ... ... just play it through against machine, will ya? ;) I sure you'll find it easy.

Apr-07-06		Autoreparaturwerkbau: For the sake of not only speaking but also doing it by myself i just tried it. I needed only 1 undo. I let him take my g pawn. 2nd time he didn't have that opportunity again ;)

Apr-07-06		Saruman: 19.-Qh4 is quite interesting; it seems as if black can maintain the initiative after 19.-Qh4 20.d5 Qf4 21.g3 Qf5 22.Kg2 Ng5 23.Qg4 QxQ 24.hg Be5 25.f4 BxN 26.BxB Ne4

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