John Cochrane vs Bonnerjee Mohishunder (1855)

John Cochrane vs Bonnerjee Mohishunder
Calcutta 1855 · Russian Game: Cochrane Gambit. Bishop check line (C42) · 1-0

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Apr-16-10		DarthStapler: Interesting game

Apr-17-10		kellmano: Yes it is an interesting game. Black's strategy of running his king into the corner at the cost of great time is interesting, as is white's of lining up his pawns.

Apr-17-10		asianwarrior: Since move 29, blacks queen and knight were wasting time waiting for white to blunder and leave h2 unprotected and give mate but that chance never happened.

Dec-21-10		gauer: Although 3 kingside stragglers didn't receive a promotion, once his highness locked up the captives, a ceremony of accolades is signaled when the adversary was found to have not yet surrendered. If one counts coronation row, a 5 phalanx assembles into formation at M Matto vs A Mossiaguine, 2008 of each rank, in unison on the black frontier-line.

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