"Maróczy Music" - A Beautiful Attacking Game against Mikhail Chigorin
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Follow MprooV on Twitter / mproovapp #agadmator Geza Maroczy vs Mikhail Chigorin
"Maroczy Music" (game of the day Feb-08-2005)
Vienna (1903), Vienna AUT, rd 3, May-05
King's Gambit: Accepted. MacDonnell Gambit (C37)
1. e4 e5 2. f4 ef4 3. Nf3 g5 4. Bc4 g4 5. Nc3 gf3 6. Qf3 d6 7. d4 Be6 8. Nd5 c6 9. O-O cd5 10. ed5 Bf5 11. Bf4 Bg6 12. Bb5 Nd7 13. Rae1 Be7 14. Bd6 Kf8 15. Re7 Ne7 16. Re1 Kg7 17. Be7 Qa5 18. Qe2 Nf8 19. Bf6 Kg8 20. Qe5 h6 21. Bh8 f6 22. Qe7 Kh8 23. Qf6 Kg8 24. Re7
Hungarian Grandmaster (1950). He is considered to be one of the strongest chess players at the beginning of the twentieth century.
Maroczy began to play chess at the age of 15, often playing with Rudolf Charousek. He studied engineering at Zurich Polytechnic. In 1895 on the recommendation of Emanuel Lasker, he played in the Hastings Amateur Championship where he took the first place and became a Master of the British Chess Federation. In 1896 he was second at Nuremberg, followed by S. Tarrash and Nelson Pillsbury behind Emanuel Lasker, and ninth at Budapest. He showed his best achievements in Vienna (1899-1900), Munich (1900), Monte Carlo (1902, 1904) Ostend (1905), Barmen (1905), and Vienna (1908), being first. In 1899 in London, he shared second place with David Janowski and Nelson Pillsbury, in 1900 in Paris he took third place behind Emanuel Lasker and Nelson Pillsbury, in 1903 at Monte Carlo he came in second place ahead of Nelson Pillsbury and Karl Schlechter, in 1907 at Carlsbad he performed as second also.
During the period 1900-1908 he played 189 games and lost only 17. In the 1920s, he continued to take part in international chess events and he came first in Amsterdam in 1922, in Hastings in 1924, in Carlsbad in 1923, and in Budapest in 1932.
His best result at the Olympiad was 9/12 points on the 1st board in London in 1927.
He played 12 matches, e.g., in 1896 he defeated Rudolf Charousek with a score 7:3, and in 1921 he drew a match with Max Euwe 6:6.
Before returning to Hungary in 1927, he lived in exile for seven years, first in the Netherlands, and then in England and USA.
Several times he was awarded brilliancy prizes for the beauty of play.
After World War II in 1946, he left for Amsterdam but reached only Vienna; even later he again had to come back to Budapest.
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For someone who recently started playing chess I have to say I love this community
Active Sorter i dont even play chess but im watching these videos all day long 😂
"You all remember the strong Hasting's tournament of 1895..." Well of course, that goes without saying, do go on...
+passengerplanetearth :D
My great-great-uncle killed one of the organisers of that tournament!
www.chesshistory.com/winter/extra/womersley.html
Philip R 😂 such a random comment
Lmaooooo
Ha ha I had the same thought
One of the best games I have ever seen.
Mikhail did lose, but his hair and beard game is top notch.
+kjgear That, in itself, is a victory :)
Education is important but beard is importanter. ;)
Probably my favourite game so far. His early sacrifices make it look like he predicted the game before the first move was played.
This is the best presentation of the Maroczy bind I've seen...and the game , what a classic ! The analysis is done with such articulate grace and style. Please keep showcasing the dead legends as you bring them back to life with such pulsating vibrancy.
It is written in Fischar's "My 60 memorable games", "Geza Maroczy left a strange legacy: the discovery that a certain type of Pawn formation imposes a near-decisive cramp on the opponent." This was essentially the positioning of a pawn on c4 by white in response to several varieties of the Sicilian Defence. This pawn was, it seemed, instrumental in imposing this cramp.
I love the fact that you know so much chess history. It really gives great substance to the games you highlight.
Something relentless about this attack. Yes, certainly a real beauty. Many thanks for presenting it.
I love time traveling. Your rookie years AGADMATOR.👏👏
Greetings from Serbia , good job bro :)
Thanks, Antonio! Excellent example of romantic chess ownage :-)
I'm a fan of the famous medo-bind - where I get a leash put on and get to go for a walk.
Am I the only one spending the whole day on internet watching chess videos and playing games lol?
Me toooooo
Currently writing my master's thesis, but I can't help but watch these videos :D
You are not alone, my friend.
Not me. I also view a lot of NASA/ESA/ISS pace videos.
"Not me" ... "Also" 🤔🤔🤔🤔
✌👍Thanks for the game.
Your didn't say "And in this position.. Chigorin.. resigned.. the game" 😔
Beautiful. Ineffable is the word actually. What a beautiful game. Thanks
Wow, Maroczy's attacking style takes balls. I think his opponent could have done something to blunt the attack, but he didnt. I doubt Maroczy would have succeeded in such an attack vs todays GMs.
I've given up and just started 'liking' agadmator's videos as soon as I open them.
was anyone else super excited even they already saw this game before.
Love your channel. How about a Max Euwe game? (I have no suggestions I'm afraid)
Yes I second a Euwe game! Max Euwe, the modest gentleman of chess!
This channel definitely has been getting more viewers as evident by the quality comments its been getting lol
🔥🔥🔥
Wow, what a fierce attack! Beautiful.
McDonalds Gambit? This is a hell of a name...Its gonna be my favorite
wow, music is flowing!
0:50
“...He will be winning against all of the top’s world grandmasters...”
#suggestion plz show nakamura vs anand of London chess classics 2017
Exciting game!
#suggest : Maroczy playing (& winning! [lol]) the Maroczy Bind. [smile] Thanks.
Brilliant. The game reminded me of another, lesser shown master, Rudolf Rezso Charousek, in whom Lasker saw WCS potential. Sadly Charousek died young from TB. But if memory serves he counted victories over all the GMs of his time: #suggestion ...
Maroczy actually defeated Charousek in a match :)
agadmator's Chess Channel Yes, and visa versa...
+Hallands Menved Oh? Didn't know that. Thanks :)
Yes, I haven't checked their mutual standings, but I think they met three times in Budapest, where Charousek won 2 and Maroczy 1...
I'd read that Maroczy was good, but... damn... And against Chigorin no less!
This makes me a proud Hungarian :)
"The defensive power of a pinned piece is only imaginary."
-Aron Nimzowitsch
It seems maroczy has written a book on Morphy games. Annotated almost all his known games. Still considered the authoritative account on Morphy and referred by many. Someone pls check it out and correct me if I'm wrong. So he was a fan of morphy after all.
5:17 Here if Qb6 one of bishops is goona drop no matter what white does. If C4 to protect the light square bishop then Bishop on D6 drops. white needs to play BxN+ then move the other bishop. Interesting game anyhow.
Who needs knights anyway
A dubious opening
#suggestion please do a Vienna Gambit game! :D
Interesting chess fact, but what if maróczy haf 170 draws?
"A strong attacking game against Mikhai-"
This looks like a Tal game.
Re-do This Game At 60fps 😁
Dubious defense... oh, wrong channel.
BraiNDEAD I know that dubious guy suren
cool game gg
Vienna 1882 coverage soon
The accent on the first syllable is always stressed in Hungarian: mArotsee. The garbage on top of the vowels are not accents but pronunciation indicators. But who knows, the name might be from another language, very common in Hungary.
+ agadmator .. pls show Nakamura vs Anand London Chess Classis 2017.
Actual video starts after 3 mints
I do enjoy ur video, and bye for now :D
Fajar Mulyawan
dude that was evil🤣🤣
+Fajar Mulyawan :P :)
Did you know Chuck Norris checkmated me with only his King?
At 6:44, what about black qe1 capturing the rook and checking. After white qe1, knight d7 to make room for the king? Just an idea I haven’t thought it out completely and I’m no chess expert obviously
Well, then also it's losing completely, I guess. If Black plays QxR on e1, followed by white queen capturing on e1 , black knight has no safe square to go. d7 and e6 are both covered by the bishop and pawn respectively. As per your move order, black would be down a queen and a knight and that would be an easy win too. No point prolonging the game when you know you've already lost. I guess that explains. Let me know if I missed something :)
Makes sense. Maybe making a miracle happen with the 2 rooks and the bishop. Highly unlikely though lol. Thanks for the reply
My love Antonio, if it's not a quote, no quotation marks
For those of you who want an easier line for black, try 4.........Bg7
I thought the title said mikail tal
Why did maroczy not just capture the pawn on f6 instead of moving to e7 at the end? Is there a reason I'm not seeing?
Is it cause black could move to c7 to defend the g7 square?
Any live stream today agadmator?
Why you are not covering tal memorial?
Maróczy played 189 games in 8 years. I played 450 in a month and I can't pass 700 barrier. :'(
Result would have been different if it was Mikhail Tal instead of Mikhail Chigorin😉
Would you analize some game played by Lithuanian chess GM and also would be nice to see more games played by women.
:)
At 5'59why black don't captured the white bishop with the queen,of course the king have to rest in his place,a queen for a bishop and a rook is completely winning...two rooks,bishop and knight against queen and bishop
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First like!
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Typical Morphy style of KG...