"Virtual Cafe" Analysis of games from Bled 1931
Billiards Cafe Chess Club commentators analyze games from Bled 1931, won by Alekhine by 5.5 points!
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Tournament Details Revised: 10/26/2021 6:34:47 AM
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Games from Bled 1931
Among games analyzed: Sako Flohr vs. Edgar Colle
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- "Virtual Cafe" starts at 7:30 p.m. on Sunday, October 31 on Zoom.
- .Email Michael David at michaeldavid329@gmail.com to receive link to Zoom session
- Billiards Cafe Chess club commentators: Michael David, Don Ostrowski, Mike Commisso and others.
- Zoom session in 2 segments: 7:30 p.m . to 8:10 p.m. & 8:10 p.m. to 8:50 p[.m.
- BLED 1931 - August 23 to September 28 - 14 players from 11 countries
- 1st: Alexander Alekhine - 20.5 points
- 2nd: Efim Bogoljubow - 15 points
- 3rd: Aaron Nimzowitsch - 14 points
- 4th-7th: Salo Flohr, Isaac Kashdan, Gosta Stoltz, Milan Vidmar - 13.5 pooints
- 8th: Savielly Tartakower - 13 points
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