Lasker, Edward, 1885-1981 · Philadelphia : David McKay · leaf 154
Kt-B3 Black can avoid the exchange of pawns, which White triesto bring about after P—Q 4, by playing his Queen to K 2.This covers his K P a second time, and Whites P—Q 4 can be ILLUSTRATIVE GAMES I35 answered with B—Kt 3. Whites Q B P then obstructs theKts natural development. In a game von… … Diag. 103. 7. B-Q2 The pawn sacrifice by 7 Kt—B 3, Kt xK P; 8 Castles ! ismuch more interesting and more in keeping with the spirit ofthe opening.^ White obtains a quick development and pre-vents Black from freeing his game by playing P—Q 4- After8...BxKt; 9 P—Q 5 follows (Moller attack), and after…
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