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Sep-27-04 | | aw1988: LOL OH MY GOD. I knew this trap when my opponent played 3...Nxe4 but i thought it was mate! Play continued 4. Qe2 Nf6 5. Nc6+ and i was suprised it didn't say I mated him. So after Be7 I just took the bishop!!!! Ridiculous! |
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Sep-27-04 | | aw1988: Most embarrasing game of my life... |
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Sep-27-04 | | Knezh: Most of Koltanowski's games in database don't last... |
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Sep-27-04 | | Knezh: Looking at this game as an example, i wonder why.. |
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Aug-10-05 | | SneechLatke: Yeah... |
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Aug-11-05 | | n30: yeah yeah yeah, nobody EVER fell intro this trap and we're all super chess players. just get over yourselfs or play a few more blitz and you'd be surprised!
** angry because just stepped into exactly THAT trap :P ** |
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Aug-11-05
 | | WannaBe: Err.. I am going to guess that Diller was the one wearing blind-fold?? :-) (I know who was doing the blind by the way, before everyone start to correct me.) |
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Aug-12-05 | | Mitch Mitchell: Why does black resign? He still has a healthy pawn structure. |
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Aug-12-05 | | MaxxLange: Probably a simul game. This is an old opening trap, don't be hating on Koltanowski because of this silly game. |
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Aug-12-05 | | Pretzel Logic: < MaxxLange >
Wasn't there a Max Lange who was famous for something? |
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Aug-12-05
 | | TheAlchemist: <Pretzel Logic> Yes, he's famous for this: Adolf Anderssen vs Max Lange, 1859 and the resulting mating pattern, which is named after him, if I'm not mistaken |
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Oct-23-05 | | elh: Probably Max Lange is more famous for the Max Lange Attack in the 2 Kts (although I only ever get it from the Scotch Gambit). |
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Feb-22-06 | | MorphyMatt: NN vs E Fossan, 1991 |
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Feb-22-06 | | MaxxLange: He was a noted player in the 19th century, and there's a well known line in the 2 Knights named after him. My handle is just a dumb joke, I don't have a point to make about him or anything. His games are nice, romantic style of play. |
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Feb-22-06 | | DCP23: I've played exactly that on ICC many times. As White, mind you. |
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Apr-17-06 | | Rajiv Herman Kramer: This is called the Russian Trap |
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Oct-08-06 | | hellstrafer: Strangely, this is the Damiano Variation of the Petroff. How come all inferior openings are named after poor Damiano? :P |
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Nov-18-06 | | schattke: This sequence was a Diller Killer. |
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Nov-17-08
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Jun-12-09 | | WhiteRook48: 4...Nd6?? |
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Sep-27-10 | | GRANTZIERER: Dudley: I'm in grade school. |
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Feb-06-13 | | Cemoblanca: The question is: Who was blind??? :D |
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Mar-11-13
 | | FSR: Some of the players in Koltanowski's blind simuls were not the strongest. http://www.chessgames.com/perl/ches... In this 1960 blind simul, he won 16 of his 56 games in no more than 15 moves. |
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Jan-11-20 | | cameosis: karl diller from pittsburgh (source: sports illustrated from 1960-12-19): https://www.si.com/vault/1960/12/19... |
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Dec-12-22 | | generror: Well if I'd play dozens of people blindfold, I'd try to end each game as soon as possible. It's perfectly legitimate to use cheap opening traps in this situation IMO. |
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