Stop Trying to Hit Me and Hit Me! | Capablanca vs Lasker | St. Petersburg (1914)
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Jose Raul Capablanca vs Emanuel Lasker
St. Petersburg (1914), St. Petersburg RUE, rd 2, May-11
Spanish Game: Open. Bernstein Variation (C80)
1. e4 e5 2. Nf3 Nc6 3. Bb5 a6 4. Ba4 Nf6 5. O-O Ne4 6. d4 b5 7. Bb3 d5 8. de5 Be6 9. Nbd2 Nc5 10. c3 d4 11. cd4 Nd4 12. Nd4 Qd4 13. Be6 Ne6 14. Qf3 Rd8 15. a4 Qd5 16. Qd5 Rd5 17. ab5 ab5 18. Ra8 Nd8 19. Ne4 Re5 20. Rd1 Be7 21. f3 Rf5 22. Rc8 O-O 23. Rc7 Bb4 24. Be3 Ne6 25. Rcd7 Rc8 26. R1d5 Rd5 27. Rd5 Rc2 28. b3 Rb2 29. Rb5 Rb3 30. Bd2 Bc5 31. Rc5 Nc5 32. Nc5 Rb2 33. Be3 Re2 34. Bf2 f6 35. Kf1 Ra2 36. g4 Kf7 37. Ne4 h6 38. Kg2 Ra3 39. f4 Rb3 40. Ng3 Ra3 41. Nf1 Rd3 42. Ne3 Rc3 43. Kf3 Ra3 44. f5 Ra2 45. Nd5 Rb2 46. Nf4 Ra2 47. h4 Ra5 48. Bd4 Ra3 49. Be3 Ra5 50. Nh5 Ra4 51. Ng3 Kg8 52. Ne4 Kf7 53. Bd2 Ra1 54. Bc3 Rf1 55. Nf2 Rc1 56. Bd4 Re1 57. Ne4 Rf1 58. Bf2 Ra1 59. Kf4 Ra4 60. Bc5 Rc4 61. Kf3 Rc1 62. Bf2 Ra1 63. Kf4 Ra4 64. Kf3 Ra3 65. Be3 Ra5 66. Nc5 Ra1 67. Ne6 Ra3 68. Ke4 Ra4 69. Bd4 Rb4 70. Kd3 Rb3 71. Ke4 Rb4 72. Kd5 Rb1 73. g5 hg5 74. hg5 fg5 75. Ng5 Kg8 76. Ne6 Rd1 77. Ke4 Kf7 78. Ng5 Kg8 79. Ke5 Re1 80. Kf4 Rf1 81. Kg4 Rd1 82. Nf3 Rf1 83. Be5 Kf7 84. Kf4 Kg8 85. Ke4 Rd1 86. Ng5 Re1 87. Kd5 Rd1 88. Ke6 Re1 89. Nh3 Rb1 90. Nf4 Rb6 91. Ke7 Rb5 92. Ng6 Rb6 93. Bd6 Ra6 94. Ke6 Rb6 95. Ne7 Kh7 96. Nc8 Ra6 97. Ne7 Rb6 98. Nd5 Ra6 99. Nc3 Kg8 100. Ne4 Rb6
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The St Petersburg Tournament of 1914 featured the joint winners of the 1914 All Russian Championship and players who had won at least one major tournament. There were the veterans Blackburne and Gunsberg, established masters such as Tarrasch, Bernstein, Janowski, Nimzowitsch, Alekhine and Marshall as well as the World Champion Lasker and his two most prominent rivals, Rubinstein and Capablanca.
The tournament was divided into two sections. The first stage from the 21st April to the 6th of May was an all-play-all event with the first five finishers proceeding into the second stage which ran from the 10th to the 22nd of May. This second stage was a double round all-play-all with the scores from the preliminaries being carried over to the final.
Prizes amounted to 1200, 800, 500, 300 and 200 Rubles. Each non-prizewinner received 20 Rubles for every game won and 10 Rubles for every drawn game.
A brilliancy prize was being considered for Nimzowitsch vs Tarrasch, 1914 after the 5th round's finish, but more than 2 rounds later, it was awarded a 2nd brilliancy prize as the runner-up to the Capablanca vs O Bernstein, 1914 coup.
The main source for this collection was the St. Petersburg 1914 International Chess Tournament book by Dr Siegbert Tarrasch. ISBN 0-939433-17-6.
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A long standing legend claims that Russian Tsar Nicholas II, who had partially funded the tournament, formally conferred the title 'Grandmaster' to the five finalists: Lasker, Capablanca, Alekhine, Tarrasch and Marshall. Chess historian Edward Winter has questioned this, stating that the earliest known sources that support this story are an article by Robert Lewis Taylor in the June 15, 1940, issue of The New Yorker, and Marshall's autobiography 'My 50 Years of Chess' (1942).
Thank you for expanding my vast knowledge.
Tsar Nicholas II was a coward and abdicated the throne of Russia, ran
They are all grandmasters if you go by how "norms" work. You have 3 world champions in those 5.
Take a shot every time Capablanca goes for Ruy-Lopez.
Maciej Sawala id be drunker than alekhine
Until this moment I always heard "Real Opus" and I couldn't find it anywhere. Thanks :D
most hardcore drinking game
He was born Spanish after all
I would have blundered the end game so many times from either side. That was masterful.
The Lazy Cuban? Me thinks not.
Look at that end game. It was like a relentless barrage in a seemingly drawn position. Excellent persistence and perseverance by Capablanca.
Props to Lasker too for keeping his nerve against such a fierce attack.
When it's the end game but there is another 10 minutes you know you're up for something
"for those of you who have listened and came Back, you are an excellent listener of epic music." 😂😂😂
Right, great music, but I couldn't wait till the end of the song to see this game.
😂😂😂😂
Guys, the audio of the track is in Sanskrit, which is an ancient indian language..The Lines translate to:
"Oh Holy Mother, please take me from darkness to the path of Light and goodness.
Peace Peace."
:)
Yeah, I laughed so hard. Love his sense of humour. :-D
Left me crying man hahahahhahahahhahhahhah
I love how you always say "Congratulations you are an excellent...", so congratulations you are an excellent chess commentator :)
15:32 freaked me out so much, idk why
It freaked me enought that I immediately knew what you wre talking about... just a glitch
not a glitch, but an illegal move with a sound to let you know.
I think it proves how concentrated you are and that a minimal noise causes a bad reaction.
Me too lol
I discovered today that you can make a chain of 5 players from Steinitz to Carlsen. Steinitz played Lasker, who played Botvinnik, who played Karpov, who played Carlsen.
@Joaquin Stubbs not infinite
Who would be next
The irresistible force meets the immovable object! LOL
I have a real soft spot for Lasker. Might have something to do with his Manual of Chess which I have had since I was a kid. I read somewhere that if you study Lasker's games you don't get a lot of brilliancies and stunning combos. What you get instead is the spirit of the chess fighter. Following his method will make you a very difficult opponent to beat.
Antonio Radic has become so influencial among chess bloggers that you see the rest trying to catch up. No day goes by without seen other sites posting Capa games. Capa saga has been very successful . Thank you for your dedication Antonio.
Thank you for video, very interesting
Love the capablanca saga agad!
Thanks!
“Capablanca is not interested in a draw against the World Champion. Why would he, after all he’s Capablanca.” Haha, very true and that’s what I call sheer hubris and paisan could back it up.
Lasker is a monster
#suggest i want to see ur fav game between tal and keres that u said tal sacrificed 3 pieces to get a draw in a losing position... after the capablanca saga of course
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2nd game ever?? How do you know that they did not play any secret games online??
What, with two tin cans and a string? LOL
@@_Cheerio r/wooosh
Dev Pandey he isn’t joking though. he actually doesn’t understand that they didn’t have computers
@@_Cheerio Maybe, but I don't think anyone's that dumb lol
So I am not the only one to whom YT recommended one of the supposed Fischer online games from 2000.
And suddenly the guy who uploaded the video with the epic music will see 378000 more views in one day. I can imagine his surprise 😲😲😲😵😵😵!!
#suggestion Akiba Rubinstein saga
This Capablanca saga is getting so lit! I can't wait for the next video! Keep up the good work!
Lasker on Capablanca ... “I have known many chess players, but among them there has been only one genius - Capablanca!”
You’ve reignited my love to chess and made me a better player and for that i really thank you and wish you the best
Thank you for giving the option of not having any music.
I tire of youtube, adverts & media in general trying to manipulate the way I feel rather than offering me an authentic experience of feeling that way.
Just wanted to say, I'm playing chess again... after a pause of almost 10 years ! I subscribed to Lichess and I almost went to a rapid competition this Sunday... Don't feel quite ready yet... But playing sure enhances following your channel !! I guess I'm not just here for the show anymore :)
I am an excellent listener of epic music
this was truly enjoyable to watch...thank you
Great video. It was so funny when you said "You are an excellent listener of epic music"
Once there is only 7 pieces left (75. Nxg5+), it is a tablebase draw and remains a tablebase draw. No blunders.
You are forgetting that human beings are not computers and make mistakes..all the time..
So 73 was wrong?
I love the epic music so much, it actually inspired me to make a playlist of epic music
Love ❤ the clash of styles and approach to the game.
Thank you so much, Cabablanca is the most player I enjoy his game
i start playing the music on the pause, the sync is awesome xD
It's amazing how such a basic question can't yet be known. The rook has at least one point short of the pieces and they are in the hands of Capablanca, the end game demon. Chess will never be tamed.
Thanks for the vid, A.
Thanks for the video Antonio. Congratulations 🎉 on winning your chess club championship! Could you go over your games? I really enjoyed the previous ones you went over . Thanks! #suggestion
What I love in Chess :
You can learn a lot ,even from games more than 100 years old :)
I came as soon as I saw the notification as I'm an excellent subscriber (and I also read the description)
Awesome, in all respects. Thank you very much sir!
Excelent listener of epic music !! 😂😂😂 COME OOOOOON hahah
Vast knowledge 0:00
First move 1:11
I am glad you do not include the music in your videos. It would be quite over the top and definitively spoil your beautiful and nuanced storytelling.
Great minds and a great game
Beautiful music,...thanks.
one minute in....gotta check out the epic music before the game.....BRB
After listening to that epic music i am fully in mood to watch this marvel
One of the best games I’ve seen. Thanks for u
The content.
That was amazing
The best of the this video " so Laker played a nice HUMAN MOVE" 😂😂
I am in mood bring it on.
Nice slight toward modern players and their reliance on engines
Capa, saga best one yet, still a lot to watch.
Excellent game. Very enjoyable video.
This might be the greatest endgame I''ve ever watched
18:07 is an instructive moment. If the bishop moves, then ...Rxg6! fxg6 is a fortress draw. Unless your name is Sam Shankland of course
19:28 -- Capablanca doesn't have a forced win that I can see, but, if he had played only a few moves further, he could have arrived a few situations in which Lasker is reduced to a single response to avoid eventual checkmate, and they begin with Ng3, (Lasker: any rook move on 6th rank), Nh5. --Capablanca is thus threatening to exchange his knight for the black pawn. (Lasker: as before, any rook move on 6th rank), NxP, KxN, f6+, Kg6 (only viable move for a draw), f7, RxB+ (only viable move for a draw). After Nh5, Lasker could push g6 instead, but these also lead to blunder opportunities.
Essentially, after fifty moves of general screwing around, Capablaca only needed to screw around for two more moves to see if Lasker would have either his rook or king in the wrong position.
That end game was exhausting lol
wow that was one heck of an endgame.
You're the best!
just EPIC !
congrats on your tournament win Antonio
One like alone for the #Matrix reference. Great video!
God, i fucking love agad so much, best chess channel on youtube period.
Did anyone enter the position in the 7-men tablebase? This should be solved perfectly, no super computer required.
I did. It's a straight draw from the moment there are 7 men, and Lasker played the correct drawing moves.
But could there have been a more favorable way the position could have been simplified since the start of the endgame? I don't know.
I want to enjoy the show so epic music can wait after the game, I hope I am still an excellent subscriber
You are NOT
Lasker has found the appropriate barber I see.
Hey Agad, thanks for the shout out! Love your channel. Do you have any recommendations for good books for beginners? So many out there, don't want to waste my time with bad or extremely outdated ones. Thank you!
Both played brilhantly, but Lasker is so fucking resourceful that it never fails to amazes me.
#suggestion... Can you show some of the better games of the second phase other than the Capa games also ?
Hello Everyone! I am actually listening to the epic music!! :D thanks for that
Thanks! The more I learn about both chess in general, and Emanuel Lasker specifically, the more I respect him. On another note - is it just me, or does Capablanca's facial expression seem very reminiscent of Al Pacino's Micheal Corleone in The Godfather??? tavi.
FWIW, the final position of this game is a tablebase draw. One easy and quick way to show this is as follows:
1. Go to the online tablebase site syzygy-tables.info
2. Make sure that "White to move" is selected.
3. Enter the FEN position "6k1/6p1/1r1BK3/5P2/4N3/8/8/8" in the text box below the board.
4. Click "Set FEN". The evaluation will appear on the right.
I'll leave the initial endgame position as an exercise for the reader, as no tablebases exist for that many pieces. :)
1:01 😂😂😂
Awesome reference to The Matrix in the title!!!
i.imgur.com/tdQiiGC.gifv
Like the awesome lord of the rings references in other videos
Agadmator have a good taste in music as well👌👌👌
Antonio, you used a Bruce Lee quote for the video title. You are now officially a Chess dragon
Ran it a bit in Stockfish 10. It said white had a slight advantage at the beginning of the endgame but eventually it was a draw.
Epic indeed
I heard the epic song and came back to see the match...
This Capa Saga is just fantastic, you learn so much, its purely interesting and it displays boths extraordinary personalities, although I consider Capablanca to be the best and favorite chess player, I definitely enjoy watch Lasker.
In my opinion, these are the top 5 chess players of all time:
1. Capablanca
2. Fischer
3. Lasker
4. Kasparov
5. Morphy
magnus would wipe the floor with all them ;)
@@arnoldo8642 Imagine Capa in his prime suddenly being in our time, and realised how much money is at stake in chess, and as we know that Capa was lazy and did not study that much theory, he would have learned it intensively, then I think Carlsen would have been totally lost. And Carlsen got coached by Kasparov, so he should first deal with him before getting to the best of the best ;) Ehm, you forgot that there is a certain Fischer somewhere waiting to give him a little beating as well...
@@MrHari232 haha nah i agree though with todays knowledge capa would most likely give carlsen a run for his money but i think even more so fischer because his dedication to chess was impressive and some might even say insane. still though i think carlsen might come out victorious considering the way he has stayed number 1 for so long in this era where all the other top player also have engine analysis which makes everyone at the top nowadays extremely strong. that pretty much speaks for itself.
@@arnoldo8642 I wouldn't like to make a discussion out of this because everyone has a different point of view. Nevertheless, you avoid the fact that if Fischer, Capa, Lasker would have been active in this era with all the engines and knowledge that is present, and again not to forget the prices in chess today as a motivation to be the best, to include and combine their capabilities with nowadays possibilites, Carlsen is not somebody who would really make the difference compared to them, when we look at it objectively.
At his prime any of this players could give Carlsen a run for his money . The only requirement would be to up date their game.
Unfortunaly as long as I know only two extrardinary players had faced each other in their prime for the championship title. Karpov and Kasparov. The rest has been Champions past their prime against younger opponents. Probably Capa and Alexander Alekhine were both in their prime.
lol
that om shanti om in the video (5-6mins into the video) , the first link!!
How come do you get the feel of battle over the board after that music?
7-pieces syzygy tablebases were solved somewhat recently (a couple months ago) and they are on lichess. Stockfish gives +1.1 but this isn't checkmatable (because the tablebase would give the answer immediately otherwise) unless on move 101 white blunders and plays Nf6+
*If you haven’t found something strange during the day it hasn’t been much of a day.*
Last time I was this quick to a video Casablanca was still world champion.
I am an excellent listener of great music!!
That's one hell of a title 😁
Thanks for the game and saga. Great work. Capa tortured Lasker in Carlsen style 😂 How does Black play after Qc6+ instead of a4? Is this bad for White?
what a game!
Great defense by the old lion Lasker!
I must say, I was watching this video while playing the music
The names on that list...all greats in their own rights
Thanks for your epic contribution. May your name go down in the annals of chess history. You once quoted Mikhail Tal (above board) saying something to the effect of' Capablanca's lightweight system has long been refuted (or are outdated?)' My question is, where can I find comparisons of how different systems/styles have evolved over the years. If anyone could point to such a resource I would be grateful.
Rohan Malolan:super game by capablanca and lasker
Why would he after all he is capablanca.... Loved it
@agadmator for Syzygy endgame tablebases, after 75.Nxg5+ it's a draw.
The title is hilarious
20 minutes of intense play
I’m an excellent subscriber
This game reminds me of an end game of stockfish vs alphazero, not a specific game, just the methodical repetition of positions in the endgame.
epic matrix music :D
Morpheus, is that you???
Great! Any news about the subscribers' video?