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Rudolf Spielmann vs Siegbert Tarrasch
Karlsbad (1923), Karlsbad CSR, rd 7, May-06
King's Gambit: Declined. Classical Variation General (C30)  ·  1-0

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Nov-28-09  Max Lange: Wow, that move 30. Bxf7 was slick boy! The Last Knight of the King's Gambit scores one against Dr. Tarrasch.
Mar-23-16  fispok: Bold attack, the king is name of the game here.
Mar-25-16
Premium Chessgames Member
  pittpanther: If black plays 30....Rxf7 is there a clear win for white?
Jan-07-21  Trt32: What if Black plays 28....Qxe5.
Does that not bring Black in big advantage?
Jan-07-21
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  beatgiant: <Trt32>
On 28...Qxe5 White has <29. Rxg6+> because the f-pawn is pinned, and after 28...Qxe5 29. Rxg6+ Kh7 30. d4 Qb8 (only move to avoid a rook discovered check winning the queen) 31. Rxc6+ Kg7 32. Qf5, White has a huge attack and looks winning.
Jun-18-22
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  louispaulsen88888888: How about 28 king to corner
Jun-18-22
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  louispaulsen88888888: Stockfish

1) -2.57 (38 ply) 28...Kh8 29.Qc3 Be3 30.Qb2 Rad8 31.Qc3 c5 32.bxc5 Qxc5 33.Qxc5 Bxc5 34.Bxf7 Be7 35.Rxf4 Kg7 36.Be6 Rxf4 37.Nxf4 g5 38.Nd5 Bxa3 39.Nc7 Bb2 40.Nxb5 Bxe5+ 41.Kg1 Rxd3 42.Kf2 Rd2+ 43.Kf3 Kf6 44.Bg8 h5 45.Bc4 Rb2 46.Bd3 Rb3 47.Ke3 h4 48.Ke2 Rb2+ 49.Kf1 Rb4 50.Na7 Bg3 51.Nb5 Rb2 52.Nc3 Ke5 53.Bg6 Kd4 54.Nd1 Rd2

Jan-04-23
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  Chessical: <28. Rf6?! > is a coffee house move, <28. Qxc6> was sound and equal.

Tarrasch misses the threat to his <g6> square and gets mated after Spielmann kicks the foundations of his defences away with <30. Bxf7!>.

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