Feb-11-13 Emanuel Lasker 
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shallowred: If you scroll up to the Chessgames Biography for Lasker and click on the last web link (the one for chessbase.com) you will find the article that states: "Emanuel Lasker spent the most years at # 1."
What more can anyone do?
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| | Feb-11-13 L Forgacs vs Duras, 1909
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shallowred: After 9...Kh8, Lasker says (in his Tournament Book; which is awesome) that if 10. Bxh7 then Black will play g6. But what happens after 11. BxP PxB 12. QxP; winning 3 kingside pawns for a Bishop? Black can play 12... RxN and 13. KxR Qe7+ 14. Be3 Bf4 15. g3 BxB 16. PxB and Black ...
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| | Aug-30-12 The World vs Akobian, 2012
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shallowred: If 7.Nbd2; is the Knight then heading to b3?
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| | Jun-08-12 J S Ryan vs Lasker, 1893
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shallowred: 19... Nc3! 20.BxN PxB and the pawn survives on c3 holding down the c2 pawn; which makes it an easy target; nice plan
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| | Jun-08-12 Gossip vs Lasker, 1893
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shallowred: 13-0 is impressive; I can only wonder how good he felt after this
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| | Mar-04-12 Lasker vs W Napier, 1904
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shallowred: I have one comment about this game and the analysis of it over the years: WOW
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| | Feb-26-12 Ilyin-Zhenevsky vs Lasker, 1925
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shallowred: Lasker was a great game-planner. He would put his mind into his opponent's mental / emotional state. In addition to being sound; his Queen sac might have given Zhenevsky a sense of over-confidence; especially after beating Capablanca the day before. All the while; Lasker is ...
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