The final round of the Tel Aviv international, 3rd November 1958. In the centre of the stage the leaders, Szabó (Hungary) & Reshevsky (USA) face one another; the game was drawn and the American took 1st place.
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Reshevsky vs Smyslov, Zurich Candidates 1953, round 10.
From the two games they played. The final score was 1.5-0.5 in Smyslov's favor.
Final standings:
1.Smyslov 18/28 (+9 -1 =18).
2.Bronstein 16/28 (+6 -1 =20).
3.Reshevsky 16/28 (+8 -4 =16).
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From the two games they played. The final score was 1.5-0.5 in Smyslov's favor.
Final standings:
1.Smyslov 18/28 (+9 -1 =18).
2.Bronstein 16/28 (+6 -1 =20).
3.Reshevsky 16/28 (+8 -4 =16).
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Reshevsky vs Smyslov, Zurich Candidates 1953, round 10. From the two games they played. The final score was 1.5-0.5 in Smyslov's favor. Final standings: 1.Smyslov 18/28 (+9 -1 =18). 2.Bronstein 16/28 (+6 -1 =20). 3.Reshevsky 16/28 (+8 -4 =16). @UnityChess
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Samuel Reshevsky - Bent Larsen, Chess Olympiad, Lugano 1968
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Samuel Reshevsky - Bent Larsen, Chess Olympiad, Lugano 1968
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Puzzle 128996: Black to win
Click the diagram to solve this chess puzzle from the game Reshevsky, Samuel - Larsen, Bent DEN, Lugano 1968.
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