1930:Alekhine vs Nimzowitsch

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aristeidis9

In the years following his match with Capablanca, Alexander Alekhine dominated the international chess scene. He was not satisfied with winning a tournament by a small margin, but played every game with a fierce will to win. San Remo 1930, was one of his greatest triumphs, as he won by a margin of 3 1/2 points, and would not agree to draws even in the final rounds. Here his artful use of pins reduces Nimzowitsch, who finished second, to virtual Zugzwang in only 30 seconds.

Daniel3

When I first started playing chess and saw this game, I tried to make Alekhine's Gun in every one of my games! Such a good game.

jpd303

did he really win in under a minute?

donngerard

nice!!!

JoEvJohn

 such a beautiful game in the french winawer

 

Gautam05

nice

fllugo

To me this should be considered the best zugzwang game: a zugzwang with so many pieces and pawns on the board!

damafe
Elmohtro escribió:

To me this should be considered the best zugzwang game: a zugzwang with so many pieces and pawns on the board!

this is the best immortal game tongue.png 11 pieces (Ale-Nim has 10), and black won with one piece less