Rubinsteins Immortal; Rotlewi vs Rubinstein 1907
Everyone wishes they could play a game that they can call their own Mona Lisa. Some kind of masterpiece that they can truly be proud of. Rubinstein created it with this game. Although Rubinstein is typically known for his endgame and technical prowess, here he puts one of the greatest combinations in chess history on display. Starting on the black side of a symmetrical opening, he gradually outplays his opponent, gaining several tempi and transforming that into a fearsome attack. Check out how he made it happen.
Analysis
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