

— Checkmate! Checkmate.
— What? We haven’t started yet.
— You would have opened with the Queen’s Gambit. I would have countered with a Slav Defense. You would have panicked, thus exposing your queen. Seeing your queen exposed would have compelled you to defend her. Thereby neglecting my castle. Checkmate.
Shut up and deal
À la date de 1941, le jeu doit être un ancêtre du Scrabble, peut-être Anagrams.
The game won by Boris Yellnikoff (Larry David) seems to be real, concluded by Nh6+mate