Featured is a game played in London 1922 by the great José Raúl Capablanca against Eugene Aleksandrovich Znosko-Borovsky. Observe how, at a very early stage, Capablanca provides black with opportunities to create weaknesses within his own camp. Capablanca's patient deployment of his light-squared bishop and lasting tension on d5 lead to the creation of the first of many exploitable holes. Although the game lasts 38 moves, Capablanca manages to obtain a strategically winning position in 20 moves, and promptly takes full advantage of black's irreparable weaknesses on the queenside.
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