Annotated by igd13 (1774): This game is a very clear demonstration of why the loss of a king's fianchettoed bishop can have such a weakening effect, and it also demonstrates the power of a very sudden change in direction of attack. Slav defense to the Queen's gambit. With the gambit 2. c4 white attempts to remove the defending pawn at d5 by temping it with the gambit, in order to make way for the white e-file pawn's…
