| 10. | Kt takes P | 10. | K Kt to K 2 |
| 11. | B to R 3 | 11. | Castles |
| 12. | Kt to Q 5 | 12. | Kt takes Kt |
| 13. | B takes Kt | ... |
If White were to capture the Rook, the course of the game would probably be as follows—
13. B takes R 13. Kt to B 5 (!) 14. Kt to R 4 14. Q to Kt 5 15. Q to Kt 3 15. P to Q 4 16. Q takes Q 16. B takes Q And White must lose one of the two attacked Bishops.
| 13. | B takes R | 13. | Kt to B 5 (!) |
| 14. | Kt to R 4 | 14. | Q to Kt 5 |
| 15. | Q to Kt 3 | 15. | P to Q 4 |
| 16. | Q takes Q | 16. | B takes Q |
| ... | 13. | P to Q 3 | |
| 14. | P takes P | 14. | P takes P |
| 15. | Q R to Q sq. | 15. | R to Q sq. |
| 16. | Q to R 4 | ... |
Threatening to win a piece with 17. B takes Kt.
| ... | 17. | B to Kt 3 | |
| 18. | B takes Kt | 18. | P takes B |
| 19. | Q takes B P | 19. | R to Kt sq. |
| 20. | R takes P | 20. | B to K 3 |
The only defence, for Queen and Rook are
attacked, and he cannot play 20. ... R takes R, because of 21. Q to K 8 mate.
| 21. | K R to Q sq. |
Threatening 22. R takes R: ch., R takes R: 23. R takes R: ch., B takes R; 24. Q to K 8: mate.