I 'll try to copy Alekhine's games,as they 've been presented and coomented in Alexander Kotov's book,in his series : "The Kings of Chess".
This one is his first game in his first official tournament ever!
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In this one,we can see Alekhine's ability to set dangerous traps!
A fantastic combination,a unique game!
An ingenious combination!
alekhine was THE man, i love his games above all others except for maybe tal or lasker depending on my mood. he was so artistic, original, deep and heavy-handed. he could play positional or in your face tactical too. openings were good, mid-game was awsome and could hold his own in the end game. a true chess champion that knew the ins and outs of the game. thanks for sharing
This one demonstrates his ability in the endgame!
A fantastic endgame here too:
This game has been played at the 1st official USSR Championship!
A 10-move combination beginning with 33...Be6!
An incredible move,makes the opponent resign!
Please,don't forget to read the annotations!
Studying Alekhine's games and searching for more sources,I was surprised when I read Kasparov's comments in his book:"My grate precedators" about the game I've posted before "Treybal-Alekhine"!
This diagram is also enriched with Kasparov's comments!
The "pawn crushes queen" finish to the Rosanoff game is a stupendous treat! To think that this was Alexander's first game in his first tournament! He introduced himself to the chess world by flaunting a sparkling gem. Exhilarating!
Thanks much dioniso. What is the threat that makes Black bring his King out on 19... Kf7! ?
I looked, but I dont get it.
:)
Paul
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