Siegbert Tarrasch vs Romberg (1893)

Siegbert Tarrasch vs Romberg
Nurnberg 1893 · Chess variants (000) · 1-0

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Jun-30-05		Knight13: 24. Kf4?? is the biggest mistake Black made. He might have won this game if he played more correctly. 30... h4 31. g4 fxg4 32. hxg4 33. h3 Kf2 and White's gonna win the e5 Knight eventually by moving the king e4 or get caught by zugzwang.

Jul-31-05		Honza Cervenka: The pin is real killer.:-)

Jul-31-05		Calli: Ouch! :-O An obvious fingerfehler. Romberg really meant to play 25...Nd4 .

Jul-31-05		Glycerius: It seems interesting that in this odds game, we see White's a-pawn on a3, which does not happen in the other three Tarrasch-Romberg "games" (perhaps "steamrollers" would fit the bill better). I would have liked to see 25...Rc8.

Oct-08-05		chessfreako: where's the 24. Kf4????

Jan-10-09		WhiteRook48: there is no 24. Kf4, white didn't play it on move 24, and neither did Black.

Jan-14-09		WhiteRook48: maybe he means 24...Kf6

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