Daniël Noteboom

Daniël Noteboom ( born February 26, 1910 in Noordwijk, † January 12, 1932 in London) was a Dutch chess champion.

Noteboom was next to Max Euwe one of the greatest chess talents of the Netherlands in the 1920s and 1930s. Mid-1920s, he joined a chess club in Leiden. Noteboom played for the Netherlands at the Chess Olympiads in 1930 in Hamburg and in 1931 in Prague. His result 1930: 9, -1, = 5 ( = 76.6 %) signified the best result on the third board. Noteboom played three matches with Salo Landau: In 1928 she played in Leiden 2,5:2,5 ( 1, -1, = 3 ), 1931, they played twice in Rotterdam. The first competition won Noteboom 5,5:3,5 ( 5, -3, = 1), the second he lost 1,5:5,5 ( 1, -5, = 1). 1931 was subject Noteboom Max Euwe in Amsterdam with 1,5:4,5 ( 0, -3, = 3). 1931 in Nice, he was fourth, 1931/32 in Hastings third parties. Noteboom died at the age of 21 from pneumonia.

His best historical Elo rating of 2570, he reached in March 1931.

According to him, a variant is named in the Slav defense of the Queen's Gambit: 1.d2 d5 2.c2 d4 d7 - c4 - c7 - c6 - c3 e7 - e6 3.Sb1 4.Sg1 -f3 d5xc4 5.a2 -a4 Bf8 - b4 6.e2 -e3 b7 - b5 -d2 a7 - a5 7.Lc1 that Notenboom variant.