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Analyses I chipped in! 1 game, 2001 Chasing the King! 3 games, 1905-1973 Games I submitted! 2 games, 1877-1894 Great Matchups: Mieses vs Teichmann, 1895 In 1895 a match was arranged in London between Jacques Mieses and Richard Teichmann, two of the leading masters of the time. After 6 games, Teichmann proved much superior with the impressive score of +4 =1 -1. 5 games, 1895 Immortal Games 16 games, 1850-1999 Puzzle of the Day Candidates 1 game, 1962 The Art of Attack 5 games, 1844-2004 The Promised Land 3 games, 1620-2006 Unbelievable Blunders by Masters This one is for you, patzers from every corner of the globe, cheers! "In the 8th edition of the Lehrbuch des Schachspiels by the great players Jean Dufresne and Jacques Mieses, a famous work which deservedly attained much praise in the late 19th century, the following line in the Tarrasch Defense of the Queen's Gambit Declined is to be found: 1.d4, d5; 2.c4, e6; 3.♘c3, c5; 4.♘f3, cxd4; 5.♘xd4, e5; 6.♘db5, d4; 7.♘d5, ♘a6; 8.♕a4, ♗d7; 9.e3, ♘e7 click for larger view At this point, the text reads, 'Black has a superior position'." [From Idel Becker's "Manual de Xadrez"] What do you think, patzer? 13 games, 1892-2006