In Just 17 Moves Siegbert Tarrasch Sacrifices 2 Rooks And A Queen
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- čas přidán 6. 10. 2019
- German chess master Siegbert Tarrasch was one of the strongest chess players and the most influential chess teachers of the late 19th and early 20th century. In this video I am analyzing one of his games where in just 17 moves he sacrifices both Rooks and a Queen and announces a checkmate! In the end of the video as usual you can solve the daily puzzle!
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NN vs Siegbert Tarrasch
Munich (1932)
Spanish Game: Morphy Defense. Neo-Archangelsk Variation (C78)
1. e4 e5 2. Nf3 Nc6 3. Bb5 a6 4. Ba4 Nf6 5. O-O Bc5 6. Nxe5
Nxe4 7. Nxc6 dxc6 8. Qf3 Qh4 9. Nc3 Nxc3 10. Bxc6+ bxc6
11. Qxc6+ Bd7 12. Qxa8+ Ke7 13. Qxh8 Ne2+ 14. Kh1 Bxf2 15. h3
Qxh3+ 16. gxh3 Bc6+ 17. Kh2 Bg3#
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Sir please reply me
Puzzle at 4:45 (main line):
1. Bxg6+ fxg6
2. Rxg6 Kxg6
3. Qg5+ Kf7
4. Qxh5+ Kg8
5. Qg6+ Kh8
6. Qg7#
I didnt even see that. That was spectacular
Idel Becker points out in his book "Aberturas e Armadilhas" (Openings and Traps) "a perfect mate (model, pure and economical).
This should have been the game of the century
Fabulous! Sacrifices are pivotal in a good game. 🤓👍🏾
Siegbert Tarrasch sacrificed both rooks but still managed to win the game. But, even after I was down a rook yet up the attack in one of my chess games, I lost the game. My attack got burnt out.
You forgot take care
Bxg6+ fxg6
Rxg6 King must take the rook, if you play random move, there will be checkmate on Qh6#
so after Kxg6
Qg5+ Kh7
Qf7#
King could also go to f7
@@ritujain8515 Then Qh5+ Kg8, Qg6 Kh8, Qg7#.
Qg7 not f7 its blocked by the rook
But after 3.Qg5 +
Black King moves to f7, and if 4.Qg7 + Ke8 and save. If 4. Q takes h5 + Kg8 and save. If Qg6+ Kh8. White checks to h6 and get perpetual checks.
@@mazlahhasymi1366 after Kg8, not Qh6, but Qg7 mate.
Wow what a energy on suren commentary loved that❤️
thanks Saroj
Qg5 threatening Qh5. If 1...Kg8, then 2 Qh6 with no defence to 3 Qg7#. If 1...Rg8 then 2 Qh5#
1.…Bg4
ein Steppenwolf RxB.
@@Arumenuyama What about 1.…Rh8?
ein Steppenwolf That’s the most beautiful line :)
Bxg6-Kg8; Bh7++ - Kf8; Qg8+ - Rxg8; Rxg8#.
@@Arumenuyama if Bxg6: than fg6:. Better is ...Rg3: , hg3: Qh5+ , Kg8 Qh6
Puzzle : 1)Bxg6+ - fxg6 2) Rxg6 - Kxg6 3)Qg5+ - Kf7 4) Qxh5+ - Kg8 5)Qg6+ - Kh8 6) Qg7# . I hope this is correct🙂🙂
Qg5. The threat is Qxh5 or Bxg6 and any defense fails. For example, if Bg4, rook just captures it. If Kg8, than Qh6.
Black has Bf5 to block the mating threat
Mark Lester Endaya Just BxB.
White doent even threatening to play Bxg6 after Qg5.. it is pretty force line.. white only threatening to play Qxh5 and soon mate on g7
Hafiz Life Simple If black plays Rh8, then Qxh5 doesn’t work and Bxg6 is the move.
Puzzle: 1. RxP (threatening 2 QR6ch, KN1; 3 QN7 mate) 2...PxR; 3. BxPch, K-N1 (if 3...KxB, 4. QN5ch, KR2, 5. QN7 mate); 4. QR6 (again threatening mate, by 5. QN7 or QR7); 4...R-B2 (if 4...QQ2, 5. PB7ch, BxP; 6. QR7 mate); 5. BxRch, BxB (if 5...KB1, 6. QN7 mate); 6. Q-N7 mate.
We wanted that munching sound when the queen is saqed
Old masters were relaying on their opponent's failure in defence or weak defense!?
I think, it was a blunder
Oh my God
If Tarrasch sacrifices like in this game aginst a modern good club player he will lose...the art of good defense were not developed in those days!?
Puzzle: 1. Bxg6 fxg6 2. Rxg6 Kxg6 3. Qg5+ Kh7 4. Qg7#
Rook g1 to g6, pawn f7 to g6
Quin d2 to g5, rook f8 to g8
Quin g5 to h5 mate.
@ 2:11 at this point, if you are saying that move is a mistake then you should not post this video with the title, "Scarifice"...!
Qg5
BxG6
What if fxg?
- Black is forced to capture with f x g6
- White recaptures with R x g6
- Black is forced to capture with K x g6
- White introduces a check with Q g5+
- Black moves king back on K f7
- White captures pawn with Q x h5+
- Black moves king on K g8
- White checkmates with Q g7++
warrior892 lol, I'm not sure how to write the moves - It's the f-pawn that captures the bishop. :-)
Terji Djurhuus Yeah, it’s that ) No problem!
Good work! Qg5 works too, but 1 move longer...
Interesting thing is Bxg6 wouldn’t work without silent pawn on h4...
@@terjidjurhuus1917 ,one move is less and that is that after Qxh5+ Kg8 qg7 is illegal,so you have to play qg6 and then qg7#
Has "unknown" ever won a game?
Nobody knows.
That's unknown
U have already publihed it yet i know u cant reply i m damn sure
did I? honestly can't remember
If u don't mind can u plz go back to mot using the mouse I feel like that was a lot better. Thank u and I hope u have every good day
Please put the puzzles In the starting
Of course not he won't. I'm sure you can guess why
Bxg6+ fxg6
Rxg6 King must take the rook, if you play random move, there will be checkmate on Qh6#
so after Kxg6
Qg5+ Kh7
Qg7#
Isn'it a checkmate on g7 and not on f7?
@@user-bm5kj8qo3t yeah! Its g7 not f7 tnx brother! :)