Here is an Indian game (Queen's Indian/NimzoIndian) with lots of pins. The game could have gone either way. Whoever had the best pin was going to win. Sometimes the pin is mightier than the sword. Read more »
Here is a game in which I played the Sicilian, Keres Attack as White. Both players castle on the opposite sides, then attack each other from opposite sides. Whoever breaks through first, usually with a sac, wins. Read more »
Here is a game I played at the US Open in1977. My opponent sacrificed too much and did not have a good enough attack on my King. When you sacrifice a piece, you better calculate it all. Read more »
Here is a game I was playing at the 1975 U.S. Booster Championship in Los Angeles. I lost some material earlier in the game and perhaps should have resigned. But my opponent became more greedy and grabbed another pawn. I was able... Read more »
Here is a game I played at the first World Open, held in New York City in 1973. It was a French, Exchange Variation. We castled on opposite sides of the board and exchanged attacks. He attacked on one side, I attacked on the othe... Read more »
Here is my first tournament game where my opponent opened up with 1.f4 (the Bird's Opening). Read more »
In 1975, I played in the World Class Championship in Vancouver, British Columbia. The open section was won by Paul Keres. I took 5th place in the Class section. One of my games was a pure swindle and I was lucky to win. The... Read more »
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