Samuel Reshevsky vs Walter Bradford Suesman (1938)

Samuel Reshevsky vs Walter Bradford Suesman
USA 1938 · Dutch Defense: Alekhine Variation (A92) · 1-0

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Mar-03-12		King Death: Black was probably better off playing 9...Nd2 like in the much later game C Ionescu vs K Bischoff, 1985. This idea of Alekhine's (6...Ne4) looks interesting but the play by Reshevsky's opponent was not very strong as he got in to an inferior position pretty quickly and played weakly once he was there.

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