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World Chess Championship
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| Game 2 : Steinitz - Lasker |
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| after 21.Ne3-f5 |
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| Game 4 : Steinitz - Lasker |
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| after 29.b4-b5 |
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| Game 7 : Lasker - Steinitz |
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| after 41.Qh6-h2 |
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IM Jack Peters wrote in the December 1994 issue of Chess Life:- (p.40)
Lasker had noticed signs of uncertainty in Steinitz' handling of "simplified" middlegames, without Queens. Recognizing the champion's superiority in managing a full army of pieces, Lasker deliberately sought early Queen exchanges. This strategy certainly worked in Philadelphia.
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| Game 9 : Lasker - Steinitz |
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| after 24.Be3-c5 |
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| Game 10 : Steinitz - Lasker |
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| after 8...Ke8-d8(xQ) |
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| Game 11 : Lasker - Steinitz |
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| after 21.Nc4-e5 |
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| Game 13 : Lasker - Steinitz |
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| after 24...f7-f5 |
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| Game 14 : Steinitz - Lasker |
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| after 20.Ne5-c6(xP) |
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| Game 16 : Steinitz - Lasker |
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| after 17...f5-f4 |
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| Game 17 : Lasker - Steinitz |
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| after 47...Nc4-a3 |
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