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August 27: Today’s Game, Winning Move

Raymond Keene
The Times
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Raymond Keene
The Times

Memory power

Today in my series on mental acuity and chess, in response to the article by John Naish, “Midlife dementia: are you losing your mind or just your keys?”, (The Times Saturday, August 15), I give a game won by the then world champion Alexander Alekhine, playing without sight of the board against 15 opponents simultaneously.

Click on the Interactive tab above to either play today’s game or the Winning Move.