Capablanca, José Raúl, 1888-1942 · New York : Harcourt, Brace and company; [etc., etc.] · leaf 245
sists in waiting for developments. He seesthat if P —K R 5, P X P; P X P, the Queen goesto R 6, and White will have to face serious difficulties.In this situation White decides that the only courseis to bring his King to K Kt 3, so as to defend thesquares K R 3 and K Kt 4, where the Black… … 39. P —KR 5 Px P 39...P — K Kt 4 would be answered by Q—B 5,with a winning game. 40. PxP Q—K2 Against K — Kt i; White would play Q — Kt 4,practically forcing the exchange of Queens, afterwhich White would have Httle trouble in winning theending, since Blacks Bishop could not do much damagein the…
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