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Joseph Blackburne vs Celso Golmayo Zupide
Blackburne - Golmayo (1891), Havana CUB, rd 10, Mar-03
Formation: King's Indian Attack (B25)  ·  1-0

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Jun-10-11
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  GrahamClayton: 26...♔h7 27. ♘xh6! ♔xh6 28. h4 with the threat of 29. ♕xg5; 28...♖g8 defending g5 allows 29. f7 forking both Rooks.
Mar-14-16  zanzibar: A great game for Blackburne to win the match on.

Golmayo played into his tactics, but Blackburne is wrong to say 23...Qc7 loses the game, at least not after 24.Ng4.

23...Qc7 is a poor move, but it's very subtle to see exactly why.

On the other hand, it's not exactly trivial to find the correct defensive moves after 24.Ng4, but there are at least two that look playable.

The actual losing move, with the benefit of engines, is 24...e5, it plays right into Blackburne's hands.

Still, a very nice attack and win by the Champion Ingles.

Apr-24-22  YoungEd: These notes are downright expansive by Blackburne's standards! Nice game.

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