The Immortal Game

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Anderssen and Kieseritzky, in London in 1851

http://chess.about.com/library/pal4/zbstches/blzbst01.htm


very impressive

I never thought it was a great game. I think a great game is when both players play a sharp line of play and have chances to win. Game ten of the Lasker Schlecter title match is such a game. The game that Marshall played the Marshall Gambit or Marshall Attack vs Capablanca may be considered a great game. That game shows how well Capablanca could play through the complications of the middle game. Capablanca's real chess power was his middle game play?

Originally posted by mochiron
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Anderssen and Kieseritzky, in London in 1851

http://chess.about.com/library/pal4/zbstches/blzbst01.htm


very impressive

This and "The Evergreen Game" are 2 examples of chess at it's finest.