Olaf Ulvestad vs Samuel Reshevsky (1939)

Olaf Ulvestad vs Samuel Reshevsky
New York ch-ACF 1939 · Indian Game: Przepiorka Variation (A49) · 0-1

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Aug-02-07		sneaky pete: Very picturesque position after 28 moves, when black, with less than a minute on the clock, is probably lost. click for larger view Reshevsky claims black is okay. 29.exd6 cxd6 30.Nc1 e5 31.Be3 exd4 32.Bxd4 Bxd4 33.cxd4 Nxc1 34.Qxc1 Rb3 35.Re3 Rxe3 and now he continues 36.Qxe3 Nc4. After 36.fxe3 .. click for larger view I don't see how black saves himself. If 36... Rc8 37.Qb2 Rc2+ 38.Qxc2 .. or 37... Qe4 38.Qxa3 .. etc.

May-04-12		wordfunph: "This is probably my most remarkable time pressure game." - GM Samuel Reshevsky (in making 14 moves in a fraction of a minute) Source: Reshevsky's Best Games of Chess by Reshevsky

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