Im happy I immediately saw that retreating move. Great move indeed! Improves the worst piece, opens the A file, and creates monumental threats all in a single move
I cant get enough of your videos!!! Your quality is you both verbally and visually explain the ideas. While I do love Gotham , your product brings a much more "too the point" approach. Which I prefer. Thankyou so much for your very instructional videos. If I didn't have work tomorrow morning I'd watch your videos all night!
Fischer always seems to have that one stinging move that immediately finishes his opponents. Always enjoy your videos, Happy 2024! God bless you and yours this new year. In Jesus Name, amen.
Brilliant. The video is worth a Thousand QUEENS !! Enjoy the video immensely as it reveals other potential strategies with the help of 21st century software. And the last connotation is a GAME-CHANGER. That is, "Position your worst piece in a more desirable (attacking) position". Sensational statement. In life the simplest strategies are always the most efficient. Thank You
ChessDawg, Pls analyze the game of Mere Sultan Khan vs J.R. Capablanca. I need explanation on why Capa lost on that game. Sultan Khan was also called the "Genius of Piece Activity" and the "Unsung Grandmaster", He defeated player like Tartakower. he also plays against Alekhine. his opening were unusual but he is a Great Player. Pls show us some of his games🙏
Best analysis of a Brilliant game I've ever seen. The Analysis did go down every possible sideline of every possible position extending the video to 38 minutes unnessarly.
Fischer and Alekhine both had a deeper understanding of chess than their opponents. Capablanca was almost totally undefeated, and had a terrific talent, and in Fischer's heyday, the Soviet chess machine dominated the world. Both ended up being no match for Alekhine's and Fischer's preperation.
Fischer did not liked Alekhine! Fischer claiming Alekhine planning mate attack early move 25 and Alekhine not fresh but too complex heavy attack plans!
Nxe5 was the better move opposed to Re1. For if Black goes Qxe5, you respond with Qd4 offering a Queen exchange. If which most likely they are decent they will trade Queens which I personally believe the position is still great for white. If they get greedy and instead of trading ladies get greedy and go Qxe2, you then go Qg7 threatening to take the Rook AND checkmate with Qxe7. They 0-0 it’s B for Horse it goes much deeper but, just wanted to throw this variation out there for you to ponder!
Thanks, that was an interesting game with just the right amount of analysis and sidelines. Very clear and understandable. Mir Sultan Khan - Capablanca, Hastings 1930-31 would be interesting to analyze. I guess not many (with exception of many commentators below) know the story of this unusual chess prodigy (the Morphy of Asia?)
Watching Bobby Fisher play is like ants watching a giant bootsole coming down from the sky. Our little lives are puny and insignificant in comparison to the bootsole gods…
Nice game! 1900 FIDE strength player here: I worked out Bc1! and the idea and that the rook check etc would accomplish nothing for black. Darga is still alive? That is cool. I lost OTB to someone aged 92 once.
In fact Fischer was LUCKY he wasn’t playing me in that game. Nxe5 was better than Re1 explain to me why what I shared is wrong, especially after I go Qd4?
Im happy I immediately saw that retreating move. Great move indeed! Improves the worst piece, opens the A file, and creates monumental threats all in a single move
What an EXCELLENT chess lecture!
It’s interesting how Fischer had strategic clarity in his games
I cant get enough of your videos!!! Your quality is you both verbally and visually explain the ideas. While I do love Gotham , your product brings a much more "too the point" approach. Which I prefer. Thankyou so much for your very instructional videos. If I didn't have work tomorrow morning I'd watch your videos all night!
Gotham is really overanalyzing his videos. 30 minutes for a signle chess match is waaaaaaaay too much time.
Thanks for the lesson. I think you are a better teacher than the other chess TH-camrs.
Fischer always seems to have that one stinging move that immediately finishes his opponents. Always enjoy your videos, Happy 2024! God bless you and yours this new year. In Jesus Name, amen.
It’s like he gradually sets it up
I saw the move when you announced that it was time for the move!!!! Fischer saw this without having any announcement ... genius at work.
Thanks, I found the move off that rule and will remember it. Thanks.
Your chess videos are so unique among massive others in the internet. Many thanks!
Fischer is unparalleled
Brilliant. The video is worth a Thousand QUEENS !! Enjoy the video immensely as it reveals other potential strategies with the help of 21st century software. And the last connotation is a GAME-CHANGER. That is, "Position your worst piece in a more desirable (attacking) position". Sensational statement. In life the simplest strategies are always the most efficient. Thank You
Excellent video,Thank you,for explaining so clearly!
Hi! I discovered your channel today and I must say Iam verry impressed. Your commentary and choice of Fischer's games is awesome. Thank you!
Very enjoyable game. Thanks CD!
The rule really worth remembering and applied before making a move every time,thanks.
This video is really so informative 😮😮... Glad I watched that
ChessDawg, Pls analyze the game of Mere Sultan Khan vs J.R. Capablanca. I need explanation on why Capa lost on that game. Sultan Khan was also called the "Genius of Piece Activity" and the "Unsung Grandmaster", He defeated player like Tartakower. he also plays against Alekhine. his opening were unusual but he is a Great Player. Pls show us some of his games🙏
Here here l😊
Great lecture - great example! Always something to be learned watching the great Bobby Fischer play!
I also saw Bc1, but only as a nice move, eyeing both e3 and f4.
Didn't expect Bf4 to be so powerful!
!!! GREAT Work Here!!!
..*NOTHING* more important in a *chess video* than the conceptual/thematic/idea orientation😊
I’m glad how I found the bishop move and where it wants to go before you revealed it
I love your videos mate. May I suggest that you add the taken pieces somewhere in the area of players names?
Best analysis of a Brilliant game I've ever seen.
The Analysis did go down every possible sideline of every possible position extending the video to 38 minutes unnessarly.
Very well displayed and thank you for the great tutorial
Nice game and I saw that Bishop move. Thanks.
Saw it ! (You can still lower the camera a notch. )
Excellent lecture !!
Interestingly, Fischer considered the Winaver variation to be "positionally unsound" (for Black).
great, clear analytical video, subscribed!
Awesome lesson. So much fun!
Relative to when he played and looking back on his games to me Fischer is the greatest
I concur, “Hey Francis! You were good in the beginning, but now you’re just in the way…get over there and make yourself useful!”
Excellent post
Another quality video from Mr. Dawg
Wonderful video and wonderful game.
subscibed! Great video -- (ot of the spelling) Makedanov's Rule
Great video ❤
Great principle to keep in mind
Thanks brother for the content.
Fischer and Alekhine both had a deeper understanding of chess than their opponents. Capablanca was almost totally undefeated, and had a terrific talent, and in Fischer's heyday, the Soviet chess machine dominated the world. Both ended up being no match for Alekhine's and Fischer's preperation.
Fischer did not liked Alekhine! Fischer claiming Alekhine planning mate attack early move 25 and Alekhine not fresh but too complex heavy attack plans!
Thank you
Thanks!
Nxe5 was the better move opposed to Re1. For if Black goes Qxe5, you respond with Qd4 offering a Queen exchange. If which most likely they are decent they will trade Queens which I personally believe the position is still great for white. If they get greedy and instead of trading ladies get greedy and go Qxe2, you then go Qg7 threatening to take the Rook AND checkmate with Qxe7. They 0-0 it’s B for Horse it goes much deeper but, just wanted to throw this variation out there for you to ponder!
wow i cant beleive i saw the move before you announced it :D
Thanks, that was an interesting game with just the right amount of analysis and sidelines. Very clear and understandable.
Mir Sultan Khan - Capablanca, Hastings 1930-31 would be interesting to analyze. I guess not many (with exception of many commentators below) know the story of this unusual chess prodigy (the Morphy of Asia?)
Good game! clever stuff...and I DID see the bishop move Bc1 going to f4 with check!!
12:36 missed decisive win Qxc6+ Ka7, Qxd7+.
But anyway it's great content.
Thanks ChessDawg
I saw Bishop to C1 immediately I feel so proud 😅
Good rule in this jungle of rules and moves
You are excellent teacher , love ❤ and respect for you .
I assure You, its worth analysing the games of Sultan Khan..
How often did GM Darga play the French Defense? Winawer he felt like it.
9:16 Petrosian would find this move in his sleep
Anatoly Karpov, please!
I think Fischer called it a problem-like move.
i just hit 2k yesterday, what can i do to further improve my chess?
Become Magnus Carlson
endgames, endgames endgames,,,
Endgame training!
A chain is only as strong as the weakest link.
good shit
In your hypothetical rook to a8 line, why not take the knight?
solid
Watching Bobby Fisher play is like ants watching a giant bootsole coming down from the sky. Our little lives are puny and insignificant in comparison to the bootsole gods…
I'm.not a great player, but that Bishop move was very obvious.
Make a video on Emory Tate games and please put players images front of their game
Hey, its "Tahl", not "Tall". Nice channel, btw.
ChessDawg Do u know Mere Sultan Khan?
Thank you sir
Nice game! 1900 FIDE strength player here: I worked out Bc1! and the idea and that the rook check etc would accomplish nothing for black. Darga is still alive? That is cool. I lost OTB to someone aged 92 once.
me too! and i'm unrated
When I watch these I realize I am not a GM.
If Queen trades take place white also gets c3 talk about top notch
🙏🏽
If you can't think of anything, improve the position of your worst placed piece. Thanks!
This will get me to 700 I know it!
Instead Fischer played Re1 a more inferior move
you are a rather loquacious fellow.
In fact Fischer was LUCKY he wasn’t playing me in that game. Nxe5 was better than Re1 explain to me why what I shared is wrong, especially after I go Qd4?
Fischer would crush you who tf do you think you are?
Well, I am the worst chess player on the planet. But even I have seen Bishop c1. ;-)
Darga/Дарга means Leader in my language😂.. Mongolian
When I play chess, I make a lot of perfect moves. So, what is your point?
Vladimir Makogonov (Azerbaijan, 1904-1993)
That was the idea? What a waste
1st
I like the comments but somehow I find this talking face annoying
Like with everything in chess, the key is knowing in what positions you have a time to take several moves to reroute a poorly placed piece
Thank you!