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Habla el Filosofo. Otras paradojas mias. 1. Si el ajedrez es tan complicado como se dice, ¿por que un niño de 8 años, casi analfabeto en todo, puede derrotar a un joven campeon; y, porque un joven campeon derrotara siempre a un otro mas viejo campeon? 2. Si los movimientos posibles, de dos jugadores son la mitad de infinitos (porque no pueden ser los movimientos de ambos totalmente infinitos), las partidas siempre terminan en un promedio de entre 30 y 76 movimientos? 3. El ajedrez aparece como un gran ejercicio de la mente humana, pero no lo es. Basta que uno aprenda sus cien reglas, para dominar el juego completamente. Todos pueden ser campeones. La prueba esta en que ningun campeon sera campeon para siempre, es decir, ningun campeon esta excento de ser derrotado.

GREAT analysis. Thank you!

You teach chess BRILLIANTLY! I have Subscribed…much appreciated.

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Excellent analysis. Thank you from France.

Talk about calculations! Taxed my working memory for sure.

Brilliant play by Alekhine.

(9:24) "White has a deadly threat - the rook (...) will join the attack." I don't get it: after Ng6 there is nothing Black can do to stop a mate by the White queen on f8 or h8 - you have shown the rook moves and as for the other imaginable moves: Kf7 would lead to Qf8# and Qd8 would lead to Qh8 with a mate to follow soon. Why bring in the rook?

I thought that castling was prohibited after the king had been in check.

Excellent video! Simple explanation of Alekhine's crazy attack

Is this all computer generated? No human thinking went in to generating the individual particular script for this video, right? And all this is developed from conversational chat bot programing with a computer understanding of the meaning of the language it is using going no further than the way a language translation software can match and convert words and "concepts" from one language to another. You have read the entire chess literature (and viewed all the chess diagrams that go with it all) and can convert all this into your own thinking words? This channel is perfection.

Great chess channel!! Thx for sharing theese brilliant games!

What's with the affected accent? Trying to copy Agadmator, just use your normal American pronunciation. Croatia, Russia, Azerbaijan... what's the difference! But no trouble with r, th, short vowels a, i, or rounding long o and u.

please get a better mic

One of the best chess game analysis channel

Principles are meant to be broken. Not just blindly follow

Nezhmetdinov is the strongest player that majority of people never heard off. Thats sad, just because of communist politics he never had a chance to shine on a world stage, a man who was on the level of Tal

I find it VERY annoying when the Black pieces are displayed on the bottom.

Wow fireworks! 💪💪❤️

Good analysis, but your use of "in case" is wrong. Instead, simply say "if".

What do you mean, strategy as black????

Thank you for explaining the idea behind each move. It’s really helped my chess thinking and strategical understanding. Please never change this.

Thank you for all your video even though my English not good but now i know how to play positionally and my chess has improvement, i will always waiting for your video , thank you so much

An incredible chess genius.

what is your rating broo?

Nice game as well as analysis full of lessons ❤, thanks.

Good explanation 👏👏👏👏♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️

Excellent insights, not only on *why* what happened, _happened_ but why each player dismissed certain options all the way through the game. Thank you! It helps one appreciate just how strong Fischer was.

Brilliant game and great in depth analysis!

it would be interesting to see stockfish's evaluation of the position, to understand how bad his baiting moves are and what white could've done to punish black's wasted moves ... maybe actually sac-ing a pawn or two somewhere.

ok but white can just not take the checking bishop, just move to h1

I have learned more watching this particular game and this particular analysis that any video I can recall.

Your analysis & explanation is awesme... Thank you Sir...

This game was like watching an elegant dance. I'm proud of myself also for spotting bxh3.

Tal was super unique. He was the best in visualising chess as the battlefield during war. Breaching walls (Pawns), sacrificing bigger pieces to enable easy access to the King, and the list goes on.

Really enjoying your analysis of great chess games of the past. I especially appreciate the discussion of the results of alternative moves

Love the way you explain more moves in addition to the moves that are played in the games I’m still a beginner so that stuff is really helpful

@ 14:48 I feel like some stronger tacticians like Chigorin or Steinitz would’ve found that Rd5 line at that time. After several moves of passivity and two ineffective knights, finally having an opportunity to create some problems for Black such as causing the rook to go to g6 would be the start of the realization for true counter play. @ 15:45, while it can be uncomfortable seeing that Bc6 is the threat, considering the alternative is the position @ 14:40, some other move would have to be considered. A move which would allow an intermezzo to gain just enough time to maintain the rook and more importantly, the pin on Bd6. Plus once you consider g4, you also can see that gaining access to e4 gives so many great opportunities for White. So unless White was getting lower on time, perhaps he might’ve resigned himself to the idea that he must play passively, evidencing once again the psychological aspect of chess. But for myself, after playing for a while with little space and knowing how often these NN vs BB endgames play out poorly for the NN side, I would definitely invest the time to see what tactics are available to me and even if I couldn’t calculate all the way to the end, it would definitely feel like the proper path to take. The rest of the game was fine play by Tarrasch to finish. Thanks for this one. Good day

I can't believe you still have these few subscribers. I've been watching your videos during my lunches and dinners and yours are the best videos on youtube for chess. So many details, mindsets and variations. Wow!

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Great video. Do you conduct online lessons? If not you definitely should. 🙂

Fantastic game! 😊

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Oui I just sat through 4 30 second adds……what a joke

I do enjoy the analysis however the adds are too much bro…..good bye for ever , money grabber. Disgusting man

I realy like the way you explains the moves, great video