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Aug-05-25 Gisela Gresser   Lossmaster: Picture in a 1945 simul: https://numerique.banq.qc.ca/patrim... More details about the event in G Gresser vs J E Patenaude, 1945 .      Aug-04-25 G Gresser vs J E Patenaude, 1945   Lossmaster: A nice picture of this Montreal simul, showing reigning American Woman Champion Gisela Kahn Gresser in action before a row of pondering gentlemen, can be seen here: https://numerique.banq.qc.ca/patrim... This game was her only loss of the 18-board simul, which lasted from 8 PM ...      May-31-25 Alburt vs Polugaevsky, 1965   Lossmaster: Related pun: D Solak vs D Paunovic, 2001      Dec-01-24 H Rebickova vs M Voracova, 1995   Lossmaster: This game holds the record for the longest series of checks (74, by Black’s Queen), according to Tim Krabbé’s chess records page. Also the Rook on h1 is not played once during the game’s 105 moves, which makes it both the longest Rook immobility and longest ...      Aug-24-24 R A Hansen vs D Kovachev, 2009   Lossmaster: The game holds the record for the most active Bishop (111 moves by White’s DSB) according to Tim Krabbé’s chess records page.      Aug-24-24 K Valkesalmi vs M Agopov, 1998    Lossmaster: Black’s d5 pawn sits there from move 2 to move 184, the longest immobility for a pawn not on its original square according to Tim Krabbé’s chess records page.      Aug-18-24 P Valdez vs J Xu, 1989   Lossmaster: Oh, giving check while underpromoting as a Knight on f-file right in the middlegame, huh? Can do too!      Aug-12-24 Milov vs A Timofeev, 2004   Lossmaster: This game has the longest sequence of moves (21) with four Queens on the board, according to Tim Krabbé’s chess records page.      Aug-12-24 M Dann vs A Kovchan, 2017   Lossmaster: This is the longest game ending with checkmate according to Tim Krabbé’s chess records page. It’s also the longest one with no castling.      Aug-09-24 R Skrobek vs S Kornasiewicz, 1992   Lossmaster: According to Tim Krabbé’s chess records page, this game has the longest sequence with three Knights on one side: 13 moves.

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