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This game would have to be my PERSONAL choice ... for perhaps one of the finest and most brilliant short games ... ever played.
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1.e4
e6; 2.d4
d5; 3.Nd2
c5; 4.Ngf3
Nc6; 5.Bb5
dxe4; 6.Nxe4
Bd7; 7.Bg5
Qa5+; 8.Nc3
cxd4; 9.Nxd4
Bb4;
10.0-0
Bxc3; 11.bxc3
Qxc3; 12.Nf5
exf5; 13.Re1+
Be6; 14.Qd6
a6; 15.Bd2
Qxc2; 16.Bb4
axb5; 17.Qf8+
Kd7;
18.Red1+
Kc7; 19.Qxa8,
Black resigns.
NOTE: I have deeply analyzed this game ... but never found the time to post all of my analysis, and it runs many, many pages. (Aug, 2005.)
Until
such time as I actually get around to building the web page, the greatly
respected GM John Nunn does a wonderful job in his book,
"101 Brilliant Chess Miniatures." (Game # 2) This book was
released in 1999, and was published by Gambit Books. ISBN: # 1-901983-16-1.
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