Excellent work again mate!! The Felderhof game is pretty fearless chess. Unusual to see Euwe playing 1.c6. Thanks, as always!!👍
Max Euwe in NED champ 1933
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Hi simaginfan, check the 5th vs Spinhoven. It impressed me Euwe's 27. Bg6. It seemed a little of gambling at first look. Engine sees a big blunder. All I could see is a following rook with Rh1 but some plies ahead. I think that Euwe played there a little with the opponent's fear.
introuble2 wrote:
Hi simaginfan, check the 5th vs Spinhoven. It impressed me Euwe's 27. Bg6. It seemed a little of gambling at first look. Engine sees a big blunder. All I could see is a following rook with Rh1 but some plies ahead. I think that Euwe played there a little with the opponent's fear.
Yeah, definitely a gamble!. He doesn't seem to have wanted to go backwards. He seems to have played the tournament with a sense of superiority, for sure.
This post is mainly for a couple of photos I've found and three games that I didn't see in online databases, regarding Euwe in NED champ 1933.
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From 1st round against Mulder two shots...
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From 4th round against Felderhof. Possibly the only game played in Leiden. I think the shot is taken after the game, while they are analyzing...
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On 8th round Adolf Georg Olland, an important Dutch chess figure, passed away by heart attack, while playing. Euwe & Bosch agreed to draw their game cause of this [TNS 8-9/1933, 220].
Euwe's games. The three I didn't see online are 3rd: against Olland, 6th: vs Wolthuis, & 9th: against Rassers.
The one against Olland...
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And all 9 to download
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