Adolf Zytogorski vs Howard Staunton (1841)

Adolf Zytogorski vs Howard Staunton
London m (f7 & 1841 · Chess variants (000) · 0-1

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Jan-19-06		prinsallan: White starts with a pawn on e4 and also gets the first move? - If so the player with white messes things up bad. Staunton crushes the poor guy in just a few moves. Staunton breaks several rules, mostly by moving the Queen allover the place, but the White player does not know how defense in Chess works :D

Sep-25-07		Morphyisgod: He didnt play poorly, and staunton still beat him with the odds

Aug-01-08		HurtU: Couldn't White have continued to defend with 12.Re1? After 13...Qh2+ 14. Kf1, Qh1+ 15. Ng1 defending! Now what does have Black have?

Aug-01-08		tpstar: 12. Re1 Qh2+ 13. Kf1 Nxe3#. 6. Nf3 would have defended the Kingside better.

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