Curious about chess??? You're welcome to visit this small experience. All you need here is: 1. click or tap to the right of the screen centre to see the next turn. 2. click or tap to the left of the screen centre to see the previous turn.
Enjoy this legendary chess game once played in London in 1851. It was a casual game between Adolf Anderssen and Lionel Kieseritzky. Anderssen won by sacrificing all of his major pieces—his bishop, both rooks, and his queen—to deliver a checkmate with his remaining minor pieces. Kieseritzky was so impressed that he telegraphed the moves and the game was published shortly after, earning it the title "The Immortal Game". Credits to all passionate for chess.
