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Played on this date in 1851 is a game famously known as The Immortal Game. Although now played 169 years ago, this game still inspires chess players everywhere. Who Played The Immortal Game? How Was The Immortal Game Won? Where Was The Immortal Game Played? How Has The Immortal Game Been Described? Who

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