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@eltraderTristan ¡Hola! Demasiado trabajo. Volveré cuando tenga un respiro. Muchas gracias por preguntar :)

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@WSK207 👏👏

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John Drewitt, 1916. White to move.
✍️(first two moves are enough)

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@MKerr13083 @CliveWismayer It's an interesting move. But Black wins after 2...Rg1

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@Sellig1947 Right, Gilles! 👏👏

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@DennisBrouwer18 Right :)

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@MeerMaurits Great analysis 👏👏

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@LobohombreKoeln Good job :)

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@CliveWismayer Interesting. But Black wins after 2...Rg1

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@PensionRP Nice work :)

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E. Grosdemange, 1847. White to move and mate in 3.

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@zwischenfehler Cool ;)

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@Sellig1947 Right :) 😊

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1996. Belgrade. After only 13 moves, Maia Chiburdanidze ends the game. White to move.

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@LobohombreKoeln Right 👏

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@LobohombreKoeln Interesting ;) But there's a stronger move...

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@eltraderTristan Perfect :)

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@PensionRP Right :) 👏

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@hanshuisman1940 Good, Hans :)

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@MeerMaurits Deadly! 👏👏