Judit Polgar's Epic Victory with 3 BRILLIANT Moves vs. Mamedyarov

⭐Experience one of the greatest chess games ever played by a woman grandmaster! In this epic match from the 2002 Olympiad, Judit Polgar showcases her incredible skill against Shakhriyar Mamedyarov. With three brilliant moves and six great moves, Polgar demonstrates why she is considered one of the best. Watch as she sacrifices and strategizes her way to victory in a game that every chess enthusiast should see.
🎥 Highlights:
⭐Epic Opening: Judit Polgar’s strategic play from the start
⭐Brilliant Moves: Witness the brilliance of Nxf7, Qf3+, and Qg4+
⭐Incredible Sacrifices: See how Polgar sacrifices to gain the upper hand
⭐Winning Tactics: Learn from Polgar’s winning strategies and tactics
Whether you’re a beginner looking for the best chess openings or an advanced player wanting to study grandmaster tactics, this game has something for everyone. Ravi, our expert chess bot, will guide you through each move with insightful and entertaining commentary.
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[@eudesgeoffroy8416]

The Sokolov - Dautov ending is completely won for white, and you make us play it from the black side.

[@Chessiverse]

Sorry I didn't get you .. in which part of the video?

[@osvaldoautrittiaut]

The classic endgames challenge is gone? Replaced by New master position ?

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Good timing on this comment, they will hopefully be back later today :) Just had a backlog on setting them up!