David Gedult vs J Tunski (1970)

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David Gedult vs J Tunski
BDG theme corr7275 (1970)
Blackmar-Diemer Gambit: Netherlands Variation (D00) · 1-0

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Jun-29-09		bgkuzzy: Gedult's games are entertaining to watch. However most of his opponents are just super noobs. Like this one for example.

Jul-24-11		Rick360: Gedult is a legend among BDG lovers. He didn't take up the BDG 'til his 67th birthday in 1964. He's beaten masters and at least one IM with it in blitz.

Feb-24-13		PawnSac: There's no question he was a swashbuckler remnant left over from the Romantic era, but black blundered with 18. ..Nb4? and previously, after 16.Rf3 white indicated he was going to double on the f file. With pc4 available to kick a knight on d5, the Ng6 was better placed on d7. But the position was already difficult.

Feb-24-13		perfidious: Would have liked to see a battle between David Gedult (on 28-0 here) and Gioachino Greco, sporting a tidy 79-0 record in this DB.

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