Game 265, Burille, Constant Ferdinand–Judd, Max, played April 12, 1889, from Wilhelm Steinitz, The Book of the Sixth American Chess Congress (1891), printed pages 331–332.

1. 10…Ne6 P—QB3, followed by P—Q4, is the simplest way to equalize the game.
2. 11…Nc5 Justly apprehensive of the effect of B—Q3 which would force him to advance P—KKt3 and thus weaken his position on the K side.
3. 20…Qf8 If 20...Kt x B; 21 R—K8 ch., 21 R x R; 22 Q x R ch., 22 Q—B sq.; 23 B x P ch., and mates next move.
4. 24.Bh4 Q—K3 was much more promising for his attack.
5. 46…Qxg5 Making a draw sure.
6. 47.fxg5 On account of Bishops of opposite colors and equality of position and forces otherwise. No other result could be expected since our last comment.