 | J. H. Sarratt - 1808 - 324 Seiten
...will he demonstrated in the first and second Back-games, beginning at tbejifth move of the Black. (c) The Black loses the game by this move ; he ought to have given you check with that Bishop. This will be analysed in the Second Book. (d) There will be two Back-games... | |
 | Gioachino Greco - 1819 - 512 Seiten
...K. Kt. P. two squares 4. KBP one square• 5. P. takes Kt.t 6. K. to his second square 7. K. to his square • The Black loses the game by this move; he ought to have played either K. Kt. P. oнe square, or KB to K. Kt. second square. t If Black refuse taking the Kt.... | |
 | Gioachino Greco - 1900 - 286 Seiten
...R4 9. P— QKt4 B— Kt3 IG. B— Kts ch. K— Bi or Qii n. R— Ki Q— KB4 i2. R— K8 mate. * " Black loses the game by this move. He ought to have checked with the KB." (LEWIS.) t " Many players would think this a bad move, and instead of it would interpose KB or... | |
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Many players would think this a bad move, and instead of it would interpose KB or Q ; the remaining moves show how decidedly better it is to move K, as Black cannot now avoid the loss of a piece. 