An attacking game in which “a mysterious plan” (Kg1-h1, Rf1-g1, g2-g4) is used. And finally, a crowning queen sacrifice awaits you!
In the fourth game of the Tarrasch-Lasker World Championship match, Düsseldorf 1908, Black prevailed thanks to an impressive rook maneuver (Rf8-e8-e5-c5-c4).
For Dorian Rogozenco this is “perhaps the best game in Rubinstein's entire career”. In his presentation, the former coach of the German national team explains the key moments of this "absolutely perfectly played game" to you.
Alekhine already gained a small advantage in the opening, which he expanded in the middlegame. The fact that the game is one of the classics is however due to the wonderful final tactics!
Let Rogozenco demonstrate to you how the fourth world champion systematically and in exemplary manner used the wrong positional decisions of his opponent!
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