Efim Bogoljubow and Max Euwe carried a ten-game match across five Dutch cities over the turn of the year. Bogoljubow won 5½–4½, scoring two wins to Euwe's one with seven draws.
A travelling match
The contest moved through The Hague, Rotterdam, Scheveningen, Utrecht, and Amsterdam. Seven of the ten games were drawn, so Bogoljubow's extra decisive result supplied the entire one-point margin.
The historical match table gives Bogoljubow 5½ and Euwe 4½. This is the later 1928–29 contest, distinct from their earlier ten-game match in 1928.
All ten games accounted for
Six games carry 1928 dates and four carry 1929 dates in the source collection. Together they form the complete match, with the archive's +2 −1 =7 computation matching the independent historical record.
Cross table
1 win · ½ draw · 0 loss — click a game number to replay it.