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Evergreen Game

Evergreen Game

Chess game won by Adolf Anderssen against Jean Dufresne in 1852.

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  1. Immortal Game

    Chess game played in London in 1851.

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    German chess player (1818–1879).

    21%

  3. Jean Dufresne

    German chess player and chess composer (1829–1893).

    11%

  4. Evans Gambit

    Chess opening.

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  5. Pure mate

    Special checkmate position.

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  6. Savielly Tartakower

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  7. Wilhelm Steinitz

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  8. London 1851 chess tournament

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  9. Algebraic notation (chess)

    Method to convey chess moves.

    1.1%

  10. Howard Staunton

    English chess master and Shakespearean scholar (1810–1874).

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  1. Immortal Game

    Chess game played in London in 1851.

    50%

  2. Adolf Anderssen

    German chess player (1818–1879).

    16%

  3. Descriptive notation

    Notation for recording chess games.

    8.3%

  4. Pure mate

    Special checkmate position.

    4.1%

  5. Giuoco Piano

    Chess opening.

    3.8%

  6. Evans Gambit

    Chess opening.

    2.3%

  7. Chess

    Traditional board game for two players.

    1.3%

  8. Jean Dufresne

    German chess player and chess composer (1829–1893).

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