Featured is the chess game between José Capablanca and David Janowski from the 1914 St. Petersburg Tournament. Capablanca, the Chess Machine, makes it look too easy in the Ruy Lopez, Exchange variation. After Janowski castles queenside, we reach an opposite sides castles position. Capablanca then undertakes a simple plan of attack that Janowski knows is coming but is still unable to defend against it properly.

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