Tuesday, June 28, 2016

Discoverer

This is a world championship game that brought Bronstein almost winning the match. Bronstein-Botvinnik (Moscow, 1951)
White to play and win. Solution: 1. Bg3 Bg7 2.RxB QxQ 3. Be5 Qxe3+ 4.Kh1 Black resigns. Now, white’s discovering rook is a very disastrous move.
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