Challenge 1057 / 1747

Chigorin–Steinitz: one move holds everything together

World Championship 4th 1892. At move 31 there is exactly one move for White, and both engines agree on it, nothing else comes close. Find it, then beat Wilhelm Steinitz from there. This was a World Championship game.

Chigorin, Mikhail – Steinitz, William

World Championship 4th 1892 · 1-0

You play White

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Wilhelm Steinitz

“The Father of Modern Chess”

Classical Peak 2600

Opponent: Wilhelm Steinitz
Difficulty: FIDE Master
Goal: Beat the personality.
Reward: Mikhail Chigorin challenge · World Championship 4th 1892. At move 31 there is exactly one move for White, and both engines agree on it, nothing else comes close. Find it, then beat Wilhelm Steinitz from there. This was a World Championship game.

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