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Jan-25-04 | | Fisto: Excellent. |
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Jan-25-04 | | Benjamin Lau: Catfriend, in retrospect, I think we should delete our posts on this page though, it will ruin the surprise. |
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Jan-25-04 | | Catfriend: :( Sad neccesity! O.K |
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Jan-25-04 | | Benjamin Lau: Yeah :-( but it must be done in order to preserve the surprise. |
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Feb-18-04 | | Whitehat1963: Another one that's great fun. |
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May-07-04 | | MoonlitKnight: Almost same mate as J L Hammer vs M Carlsen, 2003, for those who take intereset in such. |
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May-07-04 | | valenti: Haha the dogmatic Tarrasch gets a good whipping, 20...♕h4 being a sort of "epaulette" checkmate! |
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May-07-04 | | iron maiden: I would have preferred 20...Rxh6+ 21. Qxh6 Qxh6#, but whoever beats Tarrasch can do what he wants, I guess. |
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Jan-31-05 | | InfinityCircuit: <MoonlitKnight> Except for the small fact that Tarrasch wasn't rated 400 points below Richter. This should be a game of the day, or puzzle. |
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Apr-21-06 | | notyetagm: So this is the famous game in which Dr. Tarrasch loses to an <Anastasia mate>, a form of <Greco mate> in which the enemy king is trapped in a corridor on the rook file by a knight on K7. |
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Jan-08-14 | | DoctorD: Given as "an actual 19th century game won by B. Richter": http://www.arcamax.com/games/chess/... |
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May-28-16
 | | FSR: Richter Rouser. |
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Jun-11-16
 | | Phony Benoni: Rake your eye off the queen for just a second, and loo at the dangae she can cause! |
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Jun-12-16 | | offramp: Richter's Grin. |
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Jun-19-16 | | Sally Simpson: "Haha the dogmatic Tarrasch gets a good whipping."
These two were good friends. Tarrasch dedicated his ' Dreihundert Schachpartien' to Richter. This game and other losses are included. Tarrasch points out a nice line here with White to play.  click for larger view11.Ng5 and if 11...0-0 12.Qh5
 click for larger view12....NxQ White mates in two. |
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Aug-17-17 | | chessamateur: Nice counter, it'd be a nice Tuesday puzzle. |
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Aug-20-17 | | whiteshark: This game (with colours reversed) has been used* in the twenty-third episode of the third season of <House M.D.> (The Jerk). *as best they could |
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Dec-16-17
 | | alexmagnus: <whiteshark> "as best they could", I guess, refers to the move Rb1 inserted to make the game work with colors reversed? |
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Nov-22-18
 | | Korora: Am I correct in surmising that 17. ♕d3 would have worked better? |
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Nov-22-18
 | | perfidious: <Korora: Am I correct in surmising that 17. ♕d3 would have worked better?> That loses to 17....Nf3+ and ruination follows. |
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Nov-27-18
 | | Korora: I see. Was there some other way Tarrasch could have saved himself or do I remove this from my "ARGH" collection (of games with catastrophic blunders)? |
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Nov-27-18 | | whiteshark: <alexmagnus: "as best they could", I guess, refers to the move Rb1 inserted to make the game work with colors reversed?> Right! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ru_... (~ 4m:30s) |
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Dec-05-20
 | | Korora: When is a pin not a pin? |
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Dec-08-20 | | DrDaveExeter: Used in the TV series House S3E23 'The Jerk'
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_J...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ru_...
I can't see that there was actually a tournament in Halle in 1883 so this was probably a casual game; I think Halle is where Tarrasch lived at the time.
http://www.anders.thulin.name/SUBJE... |
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Sep-01-21 | | Caissanist: Colors reversed but yes, it does seem to be quite similar to the game composed for House MD. A chess.com user reconstructed the game and posted some annotations here: https://www.chess.com/forum/view/ga... . |
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