Capablanca, José Raúl, 1888-1942 · New York : Harcourt, Brace and company; [etc., etc.] · leaf 176
tion see theeleventh game of the match. 9. Kt-B3 0-0 No longer would 9.. .P X P; 10 B X P, P — Q Kt 3be good, because 11 B — Kt 5 would prevent B — Kt 2on account of Kt—K 5. QUEENS GAMBIT DECLINED i6i 10. P X P P X P 11. Q—Kt3 Kt —B 3 12. P—QR4 P —B 4 Played with the intention of obtaining the… … mm This exposes Black to further attack by P —R 5without any compensation for it. If I had to playthis position nowadays I would simply play 13...R— K I. Then after 14 Q X P, Q X Q would follow,and I believe that Black would regain the Pawn.If, instead. White played 14 P X P then B —Kt 5would give…
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