CHESS OPENINGS

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Annotated chess games with this chess opening:
chess opening #54142
(5)
Steinitz vs Rock (1863)
Steinitz, Wlihelm (2735) vs. Rock, J. (2000)
Annotated by darknite13 (1200): Originally annotated by Hicks in 2003. Adding additional notes to show just how beautiful this game really was. It should be pointed out in the original game, Steinitz gave his opponent his rook at the beginning of the game, so the board for white had only 1 rook. Personally, I prefer 3. Bb5 for more of a Ruy Lopez approach, but this is a good alternative and accomplishes the same goal:…
chess opening #837
(41)
Exhibition Game (Stalking the Enemy King 101)
Wilhelm Steinitz vs. Rock (unknown)
Annotated by tag1153 (1724): I was playing through some games by Steinitz and ran across this one. In it, Steinitz sacs his queen for a beautiful 6 move forced combination that sends the enemy king right to the morgue. Enjoy:) Italian Game. Evan's Gambit. White cedes material for rapid development. Black leaves the book. 6...d6 was the play. Develops and prevents enemy castling. ? Again, 7...d6 was better. Steinitz…
chess opening #33619
(4)
Annotated by capablancanot (1873): This is my game with cenarius. It was a team match game. I am sharing it and I hope you like it. Cenarius is a real good player, but he made a mistake this game and I saw it so I won this time. Now he thinks I am playing the Italian Opening. This is the move for the Evans Gambit. You give away this pawn for a chance to develop faster. With this move he must move his Bishop a third time in 5 …
chess opening #1561
(10)
Annotated by bakerbaker (1200): I am White. The Evans' Gambit. My idea is to drive the bishop to the unimportant b4 square, and play c3 with tempo attacking it. Other moves allow me to play d4 with an overwhelming centre. Threatening to take over the centre with d4. Defends the pawn and threatens f7 7...d5 is risky because after exd5 Nxd5, I can sacrifice my knight with Nxf7 and then play Qf3 check, forcing the king to …