Rapid victim
One day, world champion Emmanuel Lasker had to play alcoholic chess with Hungarian grandmaster Geza Marosi for a prize of some mercenary.
The terms of such a game were that each figure on the board is a container with alcohol, and, having taken the enemy figure, you need to drink this alcohol. And for this match the figures were made so that their strength depended on the type and volume of alcohol contained in them.
On the third move, Lasker unexpectedly donated a ferzha, which was a 200-gram bottle of whisky. Morocco, who recklessly accepted this sacrifice, immediately stumbled, and Lasker easily led the game to victory.