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The Opera GameParis · 1858
Duke of Brunswick & Count Isouard
Paris, 1858Use arrow keys to choose a square. Enter or Space selects a piece, then a destination. Escape cancels selection. Tab leaves the board.
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Paul Morphy
Move 11/17Spot the Brilliancy
White to move. Can you find Morphy’s idea on move 12? Drag a piece or click two squares.
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