Capablanca, José Raúl, 1888-1942 · New York : Harcourt, Brace and company; [etc., etc.] · leaf 170
I White threatened to win the exchange by playingeither Kt—B 7 or Kt—Kt 4. 19. P —B 3 R —B 2 20. P—QR3 K—Ri 21. P —R3 Perhaps all these precautions are unnecessary, butWhite feels that he has more than enough time toprepare his attack, and wants to be secure in everyway before he begins. THE… … 24. R X Kt with this sacrifice of the Rook for a Knight and Pav^TiWhite obtains an overwhelming position. 24 P X R 25. Qx P Kt —B I Kt — Q 2 was better in order to get rid of one of thetwo WTiite Knights. There were, however, any numberof good ref)lies to it, among them the following:Kt (B 5) X Kt,…
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