Schneider vs Edgar Daikeler (1865)

Schneider vs Edgar Daikeler
Unknown 1865 · Blackmar-Diemer Gambit: Lemberger Countergambit. Sneiders Attack (D00) · 1-0

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Jan-19-06		prinsallan: Funny opening :D 9... Bb4+ (hoping that white will capture it with the wellposted knight?) 10. c3 curtains :P

Dec-24-06		Sydro: Black could just have played 10...Ba5 and he is fine.

Aug-25-07		TheaN: Meh, Black is still far worse though. 10....Ba5, 11.a4 and Black has quite a lot to worry about (11.b4 fails, on short terms at least, to 11....Bb6 12.a4 a5).

Mar-13-09		sneaky pete: 10... Ba5 11.a4 Nd4 may be playable. White is of course Edgars Sneiders, the originator of the Sneiders attack, and the game must be from the 1960s or later.

May-03-09		whiteshark: UltraCorr database gives : [Date "1985.??.??"] [White "Schneider, Walter (GER)"]

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