@@scarletevans4474 I think you're misunderstanding me, I'm not defending anyone, I'm not a lawyer, you're free to roast whoever you want (or you can), that boy is a legend, no quotes, no questions asked, it's not an opinion, it's a fact, and I never said HE shouldn't have a queen, I said 14 year old kids usually do hang their queens due to lack of attention or skill, which is completely different. But hey, you also have the right of getting offended for no reason at all, that's absolutely up to you :D
Early queen sacrifice was only the warm-up. Not bothering to capture a queen for free. Castle check. Chasing the king to the far corner of the board by force. Multiple options for beautiful checkmates. Black never even moved a piece on his queen side. Incredible game even if he was 40 years older.
It's like the battles in medieval era and before, where the army isolated the enemy king with it's personal guards, and killed him. Beautiful checkmate but respect also to the opponent that continued playing instead of resigning.
Eero Einar Böök (9 February 1910 - 7 January 1990). Probably would have gained more recognition if not for WW II. Yeah, we'd like to see his game against Alekhine.
When this 14 y/o does it its "a brilliant move" and "he's such a genius prodigy" but when i do it it's "a stupid blunder" and "i should either quit chess or learn how to stop hanging my queen"
The difference between a blunder and a brilliant move lies in how they force the opponent to worsen their position with every response. Blunders are just free pieces; brilliant moves come with poison.
alien level chess IQ, I would never though about this, but seeing these kinds of play opens up lots of future possibilities, thanks for posting this game.
An absolutely beautiful game played there. The queen was majestic and the checkmate sequence was wow. Love the video Zach and thanks for showing us a game which all of us probably haven't seen before ❤️
The game is amazing and this is noticeable .. But the most wonderful and beautiful is the way you explain .. You are an unnatural artist .. You deserve the Palme d'Or and the Oscar together .. Thank you, you made me happy on this day. I hope that all your coming days and the days of all your followers will be happy ..God bless you all🙏
When this 14 year old kid sacrifices his queen, he is an 'upcoming legend.' When I 'sacrifice' my queen, i'm a 'completely idiot' and i need to 'quit chess.'
When white plays e5 at 2:44, it's marked as a mistake. I think it's better to take the pawn (with pawn or queen) or bring the bishop out to attack the queen. Black would end up with many trapped pieces and pins because of mate threats. (The black knight is in a really silly place trying to stop the bishop getting to f7, so you don't need to attack it with the pawn. It's effectively dead already).
Hi, Finn here, his name is actually Böök and it's not pronounced anything like "Book". But otherwise a great vid of one of the best Finnish players of all time :)
If I was playing this as white, I would have gotten nervous once black king took white light squared bishop, and doubted ability to force mate. Taking the queen right away would still have been awesome tactic... skewering right after sacrificing queen, and forcing black king forward is great in and of itself. Unbelievable that anybody could see that far ahead and see they could force mate, while losing light squared bishop no less.
Great video! Name pronunciation was completely off the rails, though.😅 Eero is somewhat close to "aero". For the öö in Böök, it's close to 'u' in British "further".
Yes, I have been correct by a great chess historian on this one and will pronounce better (certainly now that Böök is phonetically “Beuk”). I have a question - aero pronounced “airo” or “a-e-ro” ? thanks!
"airo" is close. The actual wovel sound doesn't occur in English, but think of e in "let" and stretch it to roughly double length. Or if you speak German, it's like "eh" in "sehr".
I once sacrificed my queen in a few moves on a person I used to not be able to defeat he is much older than me but me in was a minor back then and so is now that queen sac was an unstoppable force of checkmate blasting through the board the flowers are blooming the sun is shining it's speed Up 4 times everything nice it was so beautiful I'm
6:00 but it's not piece up after White takes the queen with Bishop, Black Bishop h6 check the king have to move and Rook can simply capture that bishop
I was drunk I played bad for fun My opponent was a master This game is actually not real and my opponent invented it to defame me I let my little brother play in my name I played this game without my glasses and I couldn't see well I was late for an important meeting so I blitzed out my moves without thinking I let my opponent win This is a joke game I played this game so I couldn't move any pieces until move 10 My opponent was cheating I wanted to make someone happy so I let them checkmate me This is my first chess game My opponent paid me so he could win the last game and the tournament I was really sick and this badly affected my skills I played this game badly for a scientific experiment I was in a coma and lost a lot of my memory and this was my first game after
well if ur name is book and you play chess ur guaranteed to play some book moves and coincidental similarity isn't irony; irony is opposites for example it would be if he was called "bookless"
I don't know why but I find your face so funny (in a good way). You look like a chef guy from the movie "Ratatouille". Whenever I see you, I start laughing.
7:24 You’re completely misreading this position, and missing forced mate. King b6 is forced mate by Bishop e3 (not the rook to b5 move you looked at). King forced to c6, light squared bishop to b5 is mate.
@@TheJoacojoacoBc5 ends in mate anyway after the bishop is taken by white’s dark sq bishop. Or, Knight c to a4? I’m pretty certain there’s a mate either way c5 I didn’t even think of, to be honest. Wouldn’t it still be mate though? Take with rook and move knight next move for checkmate?
1st, I would not have moved the queen to attack f7, but if I had found this continuation I would have grabbed black’s queen. Obviously I am no master player.
Wow. That's one of the funniest and yet most impressive games I've seen. How does one spell this Finnish champion's name? I was having a hard time looking him up online.
Thanks for the likes! His game vs Alekhine (LOADING…)
Bro took 10 days to thank for the likes 💀
You realize if you weren’t jewish, you wouldn’t be promoted on YT at all, let alone over better non-jewish channels?
@@BubbleBFDIthat’s cause he was on a trip bruh
Zack is Young prodigy😂
He really said not to show it to Levy LOL 😂
I'm surprised he even had a queen at age 14 lol.
But ,He hated her
Bro made it personal
Dang that was deep
@@scarletevans4474 No, but they quite often just hang her due to lack of attention or skill, and this kid is just a legend
@@scarletevans4474 I think you're misunderstanding me, I'm not defending anyone, I'm not a lawyer, you're free to roast whoever you want (or you can), that boy is a legend, no quotes, no questions asked, it's not an opinion, it's a fact, and I never said HE shouldn't have a queen, I said 14 year old kids usually do hang their queens due to lack of attention or skill, which is completely different. But hey, you also have the right of getting offended for no reason at all, that's absolutely up to you :D
Early queen sacrifice was only the warm-up. Not bothering to capture a queen for free. Castle check. Chasing the king to the far corner of the board by force. Multiple options for beautiful checkmates. Black never even moved a piece on his queen side. Incredible game even if he was 40 years older.
Just like Mikhail Tal's games.
I don't care
@mcyeetail9549 you seemed to care enough to leave a comment
I really started playing chess at 14 and here is this amazing player finding such awesome combos at 14... Would love to see more of his games
He really wanted the king to see his horse at home.
bro hes a prodigy! on move 7...like what!!!!, future GM i think! wow!!
it was 100 year ago
It's like the battles in medieval era and before, where the army isolated the enemy king with it's personal guards, and killed him.
Beautiful checkmate but respect also to the opponent that continued playing instead of resigning.
By move 7 I’m still doing book moves but this guy just gets brilliants and greats…
Book moves is better than blunders i would rather have 7 book moves than 7 blunders in the start of the game it's possible
what i mean is that my oppos always know theory and dont blunder straight away lol@@B682
Try the haxo gambit brilliant bishop sacrifice at move 6 and many 1000 elo players fall for it
@@B682 you cant get 7 blunders in the start, maybe like 6
he isn't serious he just means that he blunders a lot in the beginning@@yeahmans
That's not a sac, it's a tactical queen trade
He also won a knight
Eero Einar Böök (9 February 1910 - 7 January 1990). Probably would have gained more recognition if not for WW II. Yeah, we'd like to see his game against Alekhine.
This game reminds us that there are some brilliant chess players in the early times... Few were recognized and some were buried to oblivion...
Love these old games; they really show how to attack & are excellent material for developing one’s tactical sense
I really like this guy for explaining everything in detail and inspiring me to play chess every day
When this 14 y/o does it its "a brilliant move" and "he's such a genius prodigy" but when i do it it's "a stupid blunder" and "i should either quit chess or learn how to stop hanging my queen"
The difference between a blunder and a brilliant move lies in how they force the opponent to worsen their position with every response. Blunders are just free pieces; brilliant moves come with poison.
Loved the call out to Levy. You're more interesting to view than his normal presentation, which is not nothing. He's good. You're better.
"don't show this to levy"
The impulse to defy your orders is killing me
Full LLL
Great explanation,
That certainly humbled me watching such brilliance.
alien level chess IQ, I would never though about this, but seeing these kinds of play opens up lots of future possibilities, thanks for posting this game.
An absolutely beautiful game played there. The queen was majestic and the checkmate sequence was wow.
Love the video Zach and thanks for showing us a game which all of us probably haven't seen before ❤️
The game is amazing and this is noticeable .. But the most wonderful and beautiful is the way you explain .. You are an unnatural artist .. You deserve the Palme d'Or and the Oscar together .. Thank you, you made me happy on this day. I hope that all your coming days and the days of all your followers will be happy ..God bless you all🙏
Thank you for the very kind words Yousef, sending you love my friend ❤️
06:01 black can give a check with dark square bishop and creating discover attack on white dark square Bishop
When this 14 year old kid sacrifices his queen, he is an 'upcoming legend.' When I 'sacrifice' my queen, i'm a 'completely idiot' and i need to 'quit chess.'
4:50 Please castle long. Please do it. Please do it.
5:00 YES HAHAHAHAHAHAHA THIS IS GOLD
When white plays e5 at 2:44, it's marked as a mistake. I think it's better to take the pawn (with pawn or queen) or bring the bishop out to attack the queen. Black would end up with many trapped pieces and pins because of mate threats. (The black knight is in a really silly place trying to stop the bishop getting to f7, so you don't need to attack it with the pawn. It's effectively dead already).
I mean d5.
I’ve sacrificed my queen lots. It’s just that those are blunders and these are brilliant
In the opening mr. Book played a lot of book moves
That one was fantastic, and fantastically told. Thanks! Now, give us the game against Alekhine! :)
The king really went inside the castle 💀
Hi, Finn here, his name is actually Böök and it's not pronounced anything like "Book". But otherwise a great vid of one of the best Finnish players of all time :)
Yes it’s more like “Beuk” correct?
4:49 i knew it he is about to castle 😂😂
Babe wake up, chessnerd just uploaded.
If I was playing this as white, I would have gotten nervous once black king took white light squared bishop, and doubted ability to force mate. Taking the queen right away would still have been awesome tactic... skewering right after sacrificing queen, and forcing black king forward is great in and of itself. Unbelievable that anybody could see that far ahead and see they could force mate, while losing light squared bishop no less.
Beautiful game! We are all waiting for the game against Alekhine ❤️
This is all book moves!
0:32 I get you he will go crazy
This is awesome! Thanks for showing it!
My pleasure!
Excellent video, thanks!
Great video! Name pronunciation was completely off the rails, though.😅 Eero is somewhat close to "aero". For the öö in Böök, it's close to 'u' in British "further".
Yes, I have been correct by a great chess historian on this one and will pronounce better (certainly now that Böök is phonetically “Beuk”). I have a question - aero pronounced “airo” or “a-e-ro” ? thanks!
"airo" is close. The actual wovel sound doesn't occur in English, but think of e in "let" and stretch it to roughly double length. Or if you speak German, it's like "eh" in "sehr".
Yes! Something from Finland
This is highly informative, thank you for making these educational videos.
Warning: I've been sacking my queen on move 7 for weeks. It doesn't work...
Sure, I will watch this at 14 years old.
Devastating brev. Just devastating.
O-O-O+ is always mandatory
10:36 that is truly the best part of this game 😅
I once sacrificed my queen in a few moves on a person I used to not be able to defeat he is much older than me but me in was a minor back then and so is now that queen sac was an unstoppable force of checkmate blasting through the board the flowers are blooming the sun is shining it's speed Up 4 times everything nice it was so beautiful I'm
Thanks for sharing that and I appreciate your enthusiasm with which you shared.
6:00 but it's not piece up after White takes the queen with Bishop, Black Bishop h6 check the king have to move and Rook can simply capture that bishop
In serious need of some book moves. I just blundered my last piece of toilet paper and I have to take a shit. It´s night
Once the king is in that far to enemy territory the end is not that far off but if the king finds sanctuary the tables can be turned
If there's one kind of presentation of crazy chess at it's best, then it's your's, Nerdy! Simply amazing!👏
Mind-blowing game. Many thanks!
Wonderful Analysis! Thank you and I subscribed.
They’re all gonna show this to levy lol
6:06 Bh6+ and Rxd8. White still ++ of course.
Great game, great explanation. How did you find this game?
How do I explain that I got checkmated on a2 from e8 ???
I was drunk
I played bad for fun
My opponent was a master
This game is actually not real and my opponent invented it to defame me
I let my little brother play in my name
I played this game without my glasses and I couldn't see well
I was late for an important meeting so I blitzed out my moves without thinking
I let my opponent win
This is a joke game
I played this game so I couldn't move any pieces until move 10
My opponent was cheating
I wanted to make someone happy so I let them checkmate me
This is my first chess game
My opponent paid me so he could win the last game and the tournament
I was really sick and this badly affected my skills
I played this game badly for a scientific experiment
I was in a coma and lost a lot of my memory and this was my first game after
@@BoomBox263 thnx
That looks like a TAL game
So what. I sacrificed my queen thousands of times. The only difference is that I didn't win afterwards.
Bro thinks he’s Gotham chess LOL
Amazing game! Thank you so much friend!
Ya‘ll better like the video I wanna see Alekhine vs. Book!
well if ur name is book and you play chess ur guaranteed to play some book moves and coincidental similarity isn't irony; irony is opposites for example it would be if he was called "bookless"
I don't know why but I find your face so funny (in a good way). You look like a chef guy from the movie "Ratatouille". Whenever I see you, I start laughing.
Hey, I really like your content and I just want to say one thing: I played 3 games with 80-90 accuracy
Still not better then my grandfather when I was 7
If you play chess turn back, if you are clueless this is for you.
It s not a queen sac if you can take it back by force
7:24 You’re completely misreading this position, and missing forced mate. King b6 is forced mate by Bishop e3 (not the rook to b5 move you looked at). King forced to c6, light squared bishop to b5 is mate.
What about Bc5 or c5 instead of “forced” Kc6?
@@TheJoacojoacoBc5 ends in mate anyway after the bishop is taken by white’s dark sq bishop. Or, Knight c to a4? I’m pretty certain there’s a mate either way
c5 I didn’t even think of, to be honest. Wouldn’t it still be mate though? Take with rook and move knight next move for checkmate?
But at 02:14 black could've taken that pawn on d4 it was hanging right ?
1st, I would not have moved the queen to attack f7, but if I had found this continuation I would have grabbed black’s queen. Obviously I am no master player.
I love your videos and your attitude man
I also saced my queen but it had two question marks and red on the outside🤨🤨🤔🤔
Wow. That's one of the funniest and yet most impressive games I've seen. How does one spell this Finnish champion's name? I was having a hard time looking him up online.
Eero Einar Böök
I will one up him, I've been playing since I was 18 months old, I have only been playing in my free time and I'm rated 1300 on a good day
Love you matojeevi ❤
Do Dragoljub Minić next
8:00 isn’t bishop e2 a faster mate
Suomi mainittu! TORILLE!!
by the way, his name is Böök!
Craaazy.
Nice beautiful
He goes for a Queeeeeeeen sacrifice!!!!
Who invited chess ?
And which country invented !?
Which country promoted chess ?
I'm gonna try that
Bruv how did the black king get to a2
Man I got a 90.7 accuracy and I’m only 10😢
8:32 Why black king doesnt take white bishop? I mean nothing protecting that piece
2:30 what about bc5 then queen checksn
78 views? I doubt it…
His name was pronounced Beck but spelt Book.
I sacrifice my queen by move 3???
Nil Fieldorf ❤❤❤❤ Poland
Who were the players?? Pls write it down Chessnerd. Greetings from Finland!
Eero Einar Böök vs Hiidenheimo, 1924.
Here is a direct link to the game!
www.chessgames.com/perl/chessgame?gid=1228659
what a brilliant game
Unbelievable!😮❤
@GothamChess -- Don't watch this video. 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
He hit the 1000 likes in 20 hours :)
Please upload your blitz games and stream as well