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🏆 London (1927)

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In the fall of 1927, the British Empire Club organized an international Masters tournament to be held in London, England from October 10th to the 24th. The twelve chess masters invited to compete at the event were first served a banquet dinner at the Empire Club in London on October 9th. There the time control for the tournament was announced at 30 moves in two hours followed by 15 moves every hour. The participants were among the strongest assembled at the time. Frank James Marshall, a former contender for ... [more]

Player: Milan Vidmar

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Game  ResultMoves YearEvent/LocaleOpening
1. Vidmar vs Tartakower ½-½321927LondonA47 Queen's Indian
2. A Nimzowitsch vs Vidmar ½-½301927LondonC49 Four Knights
3. Vidmar vs Colle 1-0281927LondonE16 Queen's Indian
4. Reti vs Vidmar 1-0561927LondonA13 English
5. Vidmar vs Yates 1-0531927LondonE83 King's Indian, Samisch
6. Vidmar vs W Fairhurst  1-0541927LondonD11 Queen's Gambit Declined Slav
7. V Buerger vs Vidmar  0-1631927LondonD37 Queen's Gambit Declined
8. Vidmar vs G Thomas  ½-½381927LondonE10 Queen's Pawn Game
9. Marshall vs Vidmar  ½-½301927LondonA46 Queen's Pawn Game
10. Vidmar vs Bogoljubov 1-0421927LondonD30 Queen's Gambit Declined
11. W Winter vs Vidmar 1-0441927LondonE32 Nimzo-Indian, Classical
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Kibitzer's Corner
Mar-05-16  TheFocus: "Dr. Max Euwe has awarded the special prizes in the recent Masters' tournament at the British Empire Club as follows: First brilliancy prize to Sir George A. Thomas for his game against F.D. Yates; second brilliancy prize to R. Reti for his game against W. Winter; prize for the best played game to A. Nimzowitsch for his game against F.D. Yates," - <American Chess Bulletin>, March 1928, pg. 61.
Feb-07-17  JimNorCal: The description section includes this "The field was rounded out by the very strong British players and British tournament regulars Edgar Colle (and a set of Britishers)"

I guess Colle is intended to be categorized as a regular player in British tournaments but it's easy to think he's being listed as British. He was Belgian, no?

Nov-05-17  JimNorCal: I have a copy of the BCM tournament book: excellent games and analysis. Lots of hyper modern stuff going on.

Photo of book cover:
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