Lasker, Edward, 1885-1981 · Philadelphia : David McKay · leaf 295
Q—Q 2 18. Kt—B 2 P—Q R 4 Black wishes to open up files on the Queens side. 19. P—Q R 3 Freeing the Q R. 19 P-QKt4 20. Q R—Q I Q R—Kt I 21. R-Q 2 P-Kt 5 22. RPxP KPxP 23. p_B 4 R—R 1 24. Q—B 3 R—^ 7 Before trying to push home his advantage on the Queensside which is made possible by the weakness of… … Diag. 167. Black should simply play P x P with the following continua-tion : 26 BxP, Kt—Q 5 ; 27 KtxKt, QxKt; 28 B—K 3,Q—Q 3. After the move in the text, Whites attack is over-whelming. 26. Kt—Kt 4 ! White obtains a Rook and two pawns for his two Knights ;this is in itself an equivalent of…
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