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Georg Marco vs Emanuel Lasker
Graz (1890), Graz AUH, rd 2, Sep-02
Spanish Game: Morphy Defense. Tarrasch Variation (C77)  ·  0-1

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Apr-15-14  DrAttitude: Great comeback By one of the greatest counterattacking chess player of the last 200 years.
Jul-15-14  joddon: after mv 46.....all white has to do is gather up forces on the queen side and push up that pawn....really in the end white has pieces but no connectivity with the attack that he tries to launch.....I mean he must have had some serious time trouble issues....cus really to push up a pawn alone and say check or what not,and have no decent square for his rook....like that trade off with the rook taking the center piece...I mean back in the days was there a lack of light or something???I sound weird but I mean to go off on squares to find an attack with the queen and not swaping must mean that he must have had a good idea against Lasker.....but in the end I guess to figure out how lasker cuts off the power circuits I guess not no normal human being could do that so easily....getting rid of Laskers queen from the start seems to be the best idea against super GMs these days or else ask for trouble again and again!!
Jun-14-18  notmtwain: https://www.chess.com/blog/simaginf... is a thorough review of this game.

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