Capablanca’s chess is very instructive, including his blunders. This game featured three mistakes you could learn a lot from.
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Jose Raul Capablanca – Leon Paredes
1901 Match Series
Advance French
We are continuing the match series Capablanca played in 1901 against Cuba’s strongest players (too weak for him though). The game was an advance French in which Capablanca had managed to completely misplay the opening and had given Paredes the opportunity to get a winning advantage very early on.
After that had gone unpunished, and he managed to regroup, the game became equal. It was then that Capablanca blundered for the second time. A tactic could have been played that would have ended the game straight away. And, as it often happens, his opponent missed the chance and blundered the game away himself a few moves later.
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