Unmitigated Pugnacity.pgn 〈720p〉
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"Unmitigated Pugnacity" is a phrase famously used by the legendary chess commentator and author to describe a specific game played between Richard Reti and Savielly Tartakower in Vienna, 1910 . Unmitigated Pugnacity.pgn
: Reti (playing White) sacrificed his Queen to force Tartakower’s King into a position where it was checkmated by a double check from a Bishop and a Rook. The PGN (Portable Game Notation) If you are looking for the text to
The phrase refers to the relentless, aggressive nature of the game, which is one of the most famous "miniatures" in chess history, ending in a stunning double-rook sacrifice and a smothered mate in just 11 moves. The Famous Game (Reti vs. Tartakower, 1910) The Famous Game (Reti vs









