Best 19th century chess games #9 - Steinitz vs. Lasker (1896) 0-1
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Top Comments
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Steinitz and Lasker would not play these horrible moves even if they were on drugs.
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Who are you trying to fool? This is a terribly played game. 1*
All Comments (22)
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wtf did i just watch ?
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I will check this out further.
I know it looks somewhat unbelievable but I know that Napoleon used to attack with his King, and isn't there a Steinitz quote about being "fond of taking the King for a walk"?
Nice tune by the way, what is it?
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what is the music playing in the background....beautiful tune
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lol'd
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are you high?
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when was this match played??when they was1 year old or something like that????
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This is obviously fake, but it is funny lol
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what 's this song?
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haha I knew it is fake from the first move.
2. ... h5 (Lasker threatning to bring out his rook) LOL
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Yeah but I don't see any point whatsoever to promote to a rook or a bishop seeing as though the queen can move the same way that rooks and bishops can move.
some dumb moves. was a long time ago and people then were walking in funny clothes.../// Question.. when black pawn changed to knight, white pwawn changed to queen. ........! why is this ..? Do u choose..? i understood when pawn reaches other side it's queened. please reply anyone. kind regards. Richard ..
THEmuppett 2 years ago
@THEmuppett
You may promote to either a knight, bishop, queen or rook. When a pawn is promoted to a piece other than a queen this is called "underpromotion" - it seems that Lasker thought promoting to a horse would be advantageous as it allowed him to fork 3 pieces at once.
AlexJTelford 2 years ago