Aron Nimzowitsch had white against Jose Raul Capablanca in New York 1927. Capablanca played one of his few Caro-Kann games against him. What they had on move 33 for white is a very typical, complex Caro Advance endgame structure. See if you can evaluate it properly. White to play. Who stands better and why?
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