#OnThisDay in 1889, Richard Réti was born. The Austro-Hungarian (and later Czechoslovakian) master was a world class player, author, and composer of endgame studies. As one of the proponents of "hypermodernism" Réti famously beat Capablanca in New York in 1924 using 1.Nf3/2.c4.

Here are 11 chess puzzles from the games of HUN Richard Reti (1889 - 1929) : http://wtharvey.com/reti.html Find the winning moves. #puzzles

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Puzzle of the Day!

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Richard Réti does not only have an opening named after him, but also a maneuver. Instead of giving his famous pawn endgame, here's another example (published in Národní Listy, 1928). White to play and draw.