Chess

vs. Capablanca 1938 Avro

how dare he

I don't know if it is of much use to give a single, isolated move without even presenting a diagram, let alone the whole game.

The game ist one of the greatest of chess history, and the position before the 34th move of white was the following:



I don't know if 34 Qf7+ (suggested by ketchuplover) would have been a better move than 34. e7, the move actually played by Botvinnik, and which was winning. Botvinnik had caclulated it all out till the end, that means he had foreseen the white king can escape the black queen checks.

Here's the whole game:

chessgames.com/perl/chessgame?gid=1031957

If a move, here 34. e7, is totally winning, it's not necessary to search for another winning move. So I don't know what the point of ketchuplover's post is.