Dawg is becoming one of my favorite analysis channels. I love these old games many of which I couldn't understand when I was learning back in the 1970s.
At my level of skill (I'm guessing somewhere around 1600), usually draws are a little boring to watch. This game was absolutely brilliant (your excellent pithy analysis helped me greatly to understand what was going on)! Two fantastic players. I am Fischer fan--I was a teenager when he won the championship in 1972. Thank you!
Excellent choice. Fantastic work to prepare this video. I studied this game many times when I was much younger, but your discussion of all the traps and defense really is enlightening. I remember that it was a quite a fight but Fischer was unable to win with two connected passers. Qe5 could have led to 1-0, we will never know!
what if fischer promoted to a rook instead of sacrificing the queen for the bishop? preventing the stalemate line since rook takes at the end of the line would leave white with a square
Keres was indeed a fighter. To calculate that precisely where every move seemed to teeter on disaster was brilliant.
Imagine getting two queens, your opponent seemingly blunders theirs, only to realize it'd end in a stalemate lol
Dawg is becoming one of my favorite analysis channels. I love these old games many of which I couldn't understand when I was learning back in the 1970s.
Great video as always. I love how you never give redundant explanations or digress into meaningless trivia and details like other channels.
Absolutely diabolic end game. Thank you so much for sharing it. Truly fantastic game and A++ analysis :))
I thought angelic !
I'd say that Keres, Caruana, Rubinstein, and Korchnoi are the four greatest players to never become champion.
There is still hope for Caruana!
and Tarrasch........, but the greatest was Korchnoi.
Bronstein
Levon Aronian is definitely in the discussion.
@@borismirchev5557There’s no hope bud.
What a fantastic fight... I'll study it again. Thanks a lot for your explainations. Excellent as always
At my level of skill (I'm guessing somewhere around 1600), usually draws are a little boring to watch. This game was absolutely brilliant (your excellent pithy analysis helped me greatly to understand what was going on)! Two fantastic players. I am Fischer fan--I was a teenager when he won the championship in 1972. Thank you!
Thank you for your masterful comments of this demonstration of will to survive displayed by Keres, thank youagain.
You can only say wow!!
Excellent choice. Fantastic work to prepare this video. I studied this game many times when I was much younger, but your discussion of all the traps and defense really is enlightening. I remember that it was a quite a fight but Fischer was unable to win with two connected passers. Qe5 could have led to 1-0, we will never know!
Thankyou sir...excellent explaining sir...made me understand this beautifull game of chess
I love this channel thank you for not digressing.
great video as always. thanks
Whao for a game. I've never seen it before, but it's fantastic.
What a game! Thanks for this hidden gem.
Thanks - wonderful game.
Nice one Chess Dawg
Great game. Great analysis.
What a game, what a game!!!!! Thank you for sharing and explaining situations.
Great Game!
A great fight indeed.
Great game indeed!!!
Great game and the way you annotate much better
what if fischer promoted to a rook instead of sacrificing the queen for the bishop? preventing the stalemate line since rook takes at the end of the line would leave white with a square
What a game
Tension ❤
what a game
Wooo Estonia!
3:07 why didnt Fischer played cxb4, axb4 and then Nxb4 regarding that whites c3 pawn was x-rayed by black bishop g7?
Wow!
Would you be willing to show and analyze a match of Fischer losing? Although there are probably not many...
Fischer had a losing record vs Tal, and Gligoric was also a thorn in his side.
Keres wasn't allowed a title shot by Botvinnik who was backed up by the USSR's Polit Bureau.
Gladiatorial!
Wow
paul keres defeated 9 world champions from Capablanca to Karpov...
Paul the Second, as he was dubbed, unfairly, since there was nothing remotely second rate about Keres, as you’ve so ably demonstrated
🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽
Keres, Korchnoi... best players to never be WC
Do not forget the incredible "almost" delegation from Ukraine: Bronstein, Ivanchuk, Geller
I wish I had Fischer's taste in clothes ♡
Dr. Fine said Keres was very anti-communist which was a factor in the soviet swine never giving him a title shot.