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Joseph Blackburne vs James Huckvale
Blindfold simul, 10b (1875) (blindfold), London ENG, Apr-21
French Defense: Exchange Variation (C01)  ·  1-0

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Jan-16-17
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  fredthebear: Even Black can see (it's a blindfold simultaneous exhibition game) that White intends f5 next. The White rook can move from danger, but the White knight is pinned to the g-file and will be taken by the pawn thrust.
Dec-08-18
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  fredthebear: Fredthebear is red-green color blind, but he can tell the difference between white and black. FTB meant to say BLACK rook (Re6) and BLACK knight (Ng6) in the final position. Due to the pin, the Black knight is a gonner.

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