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Isidor Gunsberg vs Max Weiss
"Weiss Guy" (game of the day Jun-13-2016)
6th American Chess Congress, New York (1889), New York, NY USA, rd 27, Apr-27
Russian Game: Classical Attack. Berger Variation (C42)  ·  0-1

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Oct-29-05  Calli: The ending might be 30.Ke2 Rxe3+! 31.fxe3 Qg2# A very modern looking attack by Herr Weiss. I can't recall any earlier game that features the sac of the b7 pawn gaining time for the rook lift and 21...Rxg3+! A game that could have been be played yesterday.
Feb-09-06  Arpit Deliwala: On 30.Kg1 ,30.Rg6 Finishes it off!

Feb-08-10  backrank: You surely mean 30. Kg1 Bd6.

The finish has been played very lovely by Black, but White has lost too many tempi here (b3, Bd3-e2-f1) and finally, he opened Black the f-file voluntarily by Nxe4.

Dec-06-14  Knight13: <backrank> You forgot 12. Qxb7-b3-c2. :)

White still had chance to save his game with 15. Ne5, but 15. b3? killed all(?) counter-play and 16. Be2? was the last straw.

Jul-21-15
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  FSR: Weiss Guy.
Jun-13-16  Virgil A: Congrats, FSR.
Jun-13-16  Virgil A: A Weiss guy from New York.
Jun-13-16  Virgil A: A Weiss guy in NY.
Jun-13-16  catlover: The pun sounds like a line from the Three Stooges. Nice attack by Weiss.
Jun-13-16  Knight13: <The pun sounds like a line from the Three Stooges.> Or Goodfellas.
Jun-13-16
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  kevin86: Black's queen and rook dominate!
Jun-13-16  Eduardo Leon: Vice guy?
Nov-20-20
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  Messiah: <Eduardo Leon> wise.

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