A Clash of Chess Legends - Lilienthal vs Nezhmetdinov
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Andor (André, Andre, Andrei) Arnoldovich Lilienthal (May 5, 1911 - May 8, 2010) was a Soviet-born Hungarian chess Grandmaster. In his long career, he played against ten male and female world champions, beating Emanuel Lasker, José Raúl Capablanca, Alexander Alekhine, Max Euwe, Mikhail Botvinnik, Vasily Smyslov, and Vera Menchik.
At the time of his death, he was the oldest living grandmaster, and the last surviving person from the original group of grandmasters awarded the title by FIDE in 1950.
Andre Lilienthal vs Rashid Gibiatovich Nezhmetdinov
"Nice-mate-dinov" (game of the day Sep-29-2011)
Baku (1951)
Old Indian Defense: Two Knights Variation
1. d4 Nf6 2. c4 d6 3. Nc3 e5 4. Nf3 Nbd7 5. g3 ed4 6. Nd4 g6 7. Bg2 Bg7 8. O-O O-O 9. b3 Nc5 10. b4 Ne6 11. Nb3 Nd7 12. Bb2 Ne5 13. Na5 Nd4 14. Na4 c5 15. a3 Bg4 16. Bd4 cd4 17. h3 Be6 18. c5 b5 19. cb6 ab6 20. Ba8 Qa8 21. Nb6 Qa6 22. Na4 Bh3 23. Rc1 d3 24. ed3 Qa8 25. f3 Ng4 26. Nc4 Bd4 27. Kh1 Qd5 28. Rc2 Bf1
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“I don’t care how many world champions you defeated, but you have a knight on A4 and A5” LOL
"This is not the way I was taught to play chess."
Omg Croatians are so funny
they have a chessboard in their flag (or the coat of arms to be more precise), so you know they are taught well.
Rasid: I don't care who are you , I am the magician , I can control every piece in board , so get lost 😀
Before you started highlighting him, I had never heard of Nezhmetdinov. Thank you for displaying some of his games.
+Gill Rowley Share the name Nedzhmetdinov with everyone. That is my moto :D
How had you not heard of Nezhmetdinov? Def up there as one of the most famous chess players IMO think his positional queen sacrifice game is one of my all time faves
Because I've probably mostly only seen games from Candidates tournaments and world championship matches until recently, and my chess books by Fred Renfield and others don't have any games by him. I agree with you that game is fantastic.
You should watch 3 series documentary on Rashid Nedzhmetdinov made by Jessica Fischer here on youtube. A great watching
me too....and its like whole new world
"Nezhmetdinov"
*Clicks immediately*
"Queen C1"...(moves the rook) " and Knight e3 check.. i mean not check" hahahaha :D and then... "Rashid is the one winning the exchange, but you can feel from the position that it's actually Rashid who is winning the exchange!" That one killed me. But I really like that it's not scripted tbh. Don't change the way you do it.
Any Nezhmetdinov video is much appreciated. Fantastic!
I played once the Tschigorin memorial in St.Petersbourg, Russia and was nicely invited for a dinner by mr. Kropov, president of the Chess club...What a surprise when i came to mr.Kropov's home...Andor Lilienthal and his wife were also there !! i was so surprised, i didn't even knew that Andor was still alive ...Andor was very nice and affordable, my greatest chess memory !
Affable?
Sure affable also... i wanted to say with ."affordable" that it was easy to approach him and talk to him...
Approachable then
Ok for approchable ! in my native language, french, you would say affordable (une personne abordable). Maybe i should stop commenting in english ;-)
I'm glad you did. Amazing that you met Andor.
What a superb game......one of the most complicated i have ever seen....nezhy's plans and lilian's contemplation.....legends and above all agad's lovely commentary
"What if I told you that Neo was trained in chess by Agadmator."
Nah, he just downloaded the Alpha Zero files.
I KNOW THE BERLIN DEFENSE!!!
i would take the blue pill
I watched the documentary on Rashid. What an amazing and humble personality!
Humility is such a nice and attractive quality, especially when talented people have it. It actually enhances their beauty.
#suggestion, Lilienthal va Capa, the game you talked about in this video. Because if Bobby Fisher pays a tribute with a move, you bet that it must be one legendary move.
“The chessboard is the world, the pieces are the phenomena of the
Universe, the rules of the game are what we call the laws of Nature
and the player on the other side is hidden from us”
(Thomas Huxley)
I wake up, have my morning coffee, watch agadmator. Just another routine day.
Love Nez games !!!! One of the most talented players of all time.
Yes, Andor was one strong player!!!!
I'm not really a chess player/fan. I have watched ALL your videos for the stories. It's more entertaining than anything on TV. Thanks.
Love your channel. You have no idea how much I enjoy these Nezhmetdinov games. As I said on another video of yours, you are giving us a history lesson that's making quarantine more bearable.
Pins and discoveries galore!... What a game!!
All Rachid Neizmenov games are great and so amusing ☺☺☺
You only see the good ones.
Amazing video! Thank you very much !
Ah yes--Im reminded why i love Rashid Nezhmetdimov. Such grace
A clash of two legends, and a clash of two hairstyles!
Any day is a good day for a Nezhmetdinov game, especially with your in-depth commentary
True masterpiece by rashid the great...
Thanks agadmator
Agad, please show us that game where Andor annihilated Capablanca.
Thanks
#suggestion
Capablanca also crushed Lilly in another game
Love the games. They are so beautiful.
5:16 'Knight on the rim makes its future dim'
Very good explanations again. Thank u
we all love Nezhy games
i can watch your videos all day!
What a masterpiece by Nezhmetdinov! Can you do a video on the game where Lilienthal beat Capablanca with a queen sacrifice? #suggestion
"The position is simply so good that White can't do anything here!" ... What a great summary and acknowledgement of how Nez conducted the games!
Nej şatrancın dahisi...
@@rasulsamedov1058 Agree, he is a chess genius!
Nice videos sir thnx for showing such a great players battle ....
"His name is Neo, like in the matrix... Very Cool." :D:D
8:77 ''rashid is the one winning the exchange but its actually rachid who is winning this exchange''- agadmator
And still he never became a Grand Master !? Rashid one of the greatest chess players ever!
A Tal pre Tal
Soviet politics... and there was that hotel incident...
The title means nothing if you have no body of work. There were many grandmasters that you hardly hear of because they did not have beauty in their games.
Nezhmetdinov vs E. Paoli, from the 1954 Bucharest International Tournament. Nezhmetdinov won the brilliancy prize with this game.
thank you
Lilienthal, the Keanu Reeves of Chess
I really enjoy Rashid nezhmetinov moves.
Bravo!
The 2 knights placed on the side of the board kind of reminds me of Karpov against Kasparov, once the knights on the side are placed there, Kasparov seized the opportunity to lock down the knights from coming back into the game.
I had a chance to meet Andor Lileinthal in person when he was visiting Ukraine in early 2000s. Nice man!
Thanks for the game.
#suggestion Please post the game where Lilienthal "crushed Capablanca with a beautiful Queen sacrifice."
"a slow move in the end" :))
"I've got two knights on the A file. One for each of ya." -Ben Finegold
Man, I'm kinda digging this Rashi guy. He's my new hero. He's bold like Fischer with the wits of Mikhal Tal.
All Nezhmetdinov could hear was "Little Tal" so he knew he wouldn't have any problems defeating him.
more games of lilienthal....
great game brilliant commentary
Its really like haunting.you feel the death surround
Ahh reminds of this game #suggestion rashid nezhmetdinov vs mikhail tal 1961
Do a video on Rashids positional queen sac!I'm sure u know what game I mean.
Thanks for posting.No wonder ur channel grows like bamboo...
+ddmeltzer8 I did that game :)
Why not " this position has never reached again" or "as of move ___ we have a completely new game"
I really love to know whether magicians positions have been played before or after
Tal, Fischer, Nezmetdinov. My favorit:-)
I love Mikhail tal and nezmeditnov videos
@2:43 why black didn't advance the pawn on f5. I know it woul violate don't bring your king out too early but might gget an advantage controlling the center early on!!!
I see Rashid and watch & like
And btw one day i seriously hope to contribute to your channel. Thanks a tonn
Qué impresionante manera de atacar y definir!
This game made me almost cry. I lost so many games giving up rooks for bishops and losing. Always i am low on time or my opponent defend well..
#suggestion The match where Lilienthal crushed Capablanca with a beautiful queen sacrifice.
Sir, do you think Nez calculated all this or just had the confidence that you complicate the position and wait for the blunder. Its still hard to imagine how he could play such attacking and complicated games. If you could ever do a video explaining this.
He's a smartie
Lilienthal winnig game #sugestion
The Capablanca one!
Nezhmetdinov's picture and style makes him come across as more of an evil wizard.
""He ignores the B7 pawn" and the hand gesture
Ok Dave Bronstein, "what is chess?"
10:08 after Queen to h5 Lilienthal can capture the e2 pawn creating room for the king to escape!!!
show us some more liliantal's game !!! 😄😄
l click like befor watch....
What a great game. RIP gents.
i love your videos
Is there a collection of Rashid's games published?
Michael Koehler “Super Nezh” by Alex Pishkin
🔥🔥
Yay!
Where is that game where Lilienthal crushed Capa with a queen sacrifice? Did you show it?
Amazing game
We should call the opening the Nezhmo-Indian Defense!!!! 😊
awesome.
This is a pretty crazy game. White never really has a chance from pretty early on.
I love his play more than Fisher
AND/OR Lilienthal
"But this is NOT how Rashid play chess" ( in 4:18) HAHAHAHAHA i'm dead !!! Like if you too laughed. 😂
In my Native tongue (Tswana people of South Africa) Neo mean "Gift" and is a very common name
Please show some other games of Andor Lilienthal
9:30 "then you open up this beautiful line for the bishop"
Lmao the knight still blocks the bishop there bud.
When you say Rashid could play queen h5 and after pawn captures knight, if he plays bishop g2 wouldn’t it be mate?? At 11:16
Wow 99 in 2010 born about, 1920ish. What a story he had to tell.🤯
I am amazed when I see masters make bonehead moves. Maybe there is something much deeper than I can comprehend going on. You better have a hell of a plan when you put both your knights on the side of the board and I don't see that here.
Nez plays like me:)
I can't decide who is the better player.
Rashid or Mikhail Tal.
Any comments?
Agad please cover Fischer Vs Spassky rematch 1992. Let's pay tribute to the last official game Fischer played..the champion who never lost..also you could show us the move Fischer played to greet Lilienthal
This is what happens when you face Rashid :)))))))
#suggestion about books to improve chess... Please :) TIA
Nezhmetdinov is one hell of a player his unmoved bishop is more powerful than my nicely placed queen.
Why was knight not captured when doubled on file?
8:58
#suggestion, could you please do a video about the Lilienthal vs. Capablanca e captures on f6 video? would be greatly appreciated thank you
Another SuperNez brilliancy.
'Dynamic compensation Dynamic compensation Doinamic compensation Dynamic comp... Chess fans will know.
Poetry l love this channel