Below you are given five clues about a well-known chess person of the past or present. The idea is to Guess Who? is being described in as few clues as possible. The first clue is visible. After that, click on the link for each subsequent clue. When you know who the person is, give yourself the number of points indicated at the end of that clue. If you do not guess the person correctly after reading all five clues, score zero points and study your chess history. J A score of 80 points or more is excellent.

CLUE ONE: At San Paolo in 1925, I played 29 games simultaneously in blindfold chess, then a record. (100 pts)

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CLUE FIVE

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