Nezhmetdinov VS Tal || "Loch Nez Monster" || 1957
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“I am both sad and pleased that in his last tournament, Rashid Gibiatovich came to my home in Latvia. He did not take first place, but the prize for beauty, as always, he took with him. Players die, tournaments are forgotten, but the works of great artists are left behind them to live on forever.” Mikhail Tal
Rashid Gibiatovich Nezhmetdinov vs Mikhail Tal
"Loch Nez Monster" (game of the day May-14-2013)
USSR Championship (1957), Moscow URS, rd 6, Jan-29
French Defense: Winawer. Bogoljubow Variation (C17)
1. e4 e6 2. d4 d5 3. Nc3 Bb4 4. e5 c5 5. Bd2 Ne7 6. a3 Bc3 7. Bc3 b6 8. b4 Qc7 9. Nf3 Nd7 10. Be2 Nc6 11. O-O O-O 12. bc5 bc5 13. dc5 Nce5 14. Ne5 Ne5 15. Qd4 f6 16. f4 Nc6 17. Qe3 Rd8 18. Rad1 e5 19. fe5 fe5 20. Bb5 Bb7 21. Qg3 Rd7 22. Rf2 Re8 23. h3 Ba8 24. Ba4 Bb7 25. Kh1 Ba8 26. Rf5 e4 27. Qc7 Rc7 28. Rfd5 e3 29. Rd7 e2 30. Bb3 Re6 31. Be6 Kf8 32. Bg7
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"Nezhmetdinov beats Tal and Tal beats everyone else."
Incredible, isn't it? "Tal's Tal" !!!!
lol
Robert James Fischer eventually came up with ways to beat Tal too
@@tarantula_7u863 Yes he did! (He said to a friend I will never let Tal beat me again ... and he was never beaten by Tal again.)
@@gheffz after tal was out of his peak
Rashid Nizshmidinov is the type of guy that fails easy questions but is the boss of difficult work out problems. #BossMove
Rshid never needed to win the world championship because he won 3 out of 4 encounters with Tal. That is better than any title.!!!
❤❤❤
Anyone can have a plus score against certai. Players, not just anyone becomes world champ.
@@lonewolfstone6383 Rashid
was at his peak during world War 2 and coz of that there were no championships
The champions you have like kasparove, magnus, Karpov, Karpov kassparov,fissure etc etc they won their titles at their peak which was 27 to 32 of age and Rashid lost that time to world War 2
@This is suraj yadav Yes! "Tal's Tal" !!
PMP PMO, Project Coordinator u gay or?
Nez beats Tal
Tal beats everyone else
Everyone else beats Nez
Rock paper scissors
Infinity Salinity 😂😂😂😂
Infinity Salinity it means rashid is the king
Jan Dom
Meanwhile, Tal was actually a world champion
Infinity Salinity you dislike rashid don't you.
Jan Dom
I don't kiss his arse if that's what you mean. But he seems like a nice chap.
Who's here in 2020 coming back to watch before viewing game 4?
I am...
To describe what kind of player Nezhmedinov was, I once read a comment: "He was like Tal, only more aggresive."
Tal was like nehz but not so aggressive.
Nehz is Tal's teacher
A non-GM who beats a lot of GM. He’s an greatgrandmaster .
Rashid wasn’t a GM? 😱
@@gonzalo4658 No, there is a petition ongoing to make him one as there are a lot of allusions to the fact it was due to him being a muslim.
Muslim Tartarian.
@Anton Anton he crushed many gm. He is the teachrr of great tal what are u talking about
Im gay since Im responding to your comment, but no
Rashid is tal's kryptonite
Tal, Nehz and Dubov.
I love how crazy this guys play chess.
They're the reason why I love playing chess so aggressive.
Not Ivanchuk also??
Richard Rapport also one of them I think.
I have to admit, Nez is one of my favourite players. "Tal's Tal" !!!!
You once said "You can't Out-Tal Tal" but in this video he got Nezhmetdinated :)
Rashid is great at maintaining initiative for a full game.
Brilliant game.
Tal and nezhmetdinov are the greatest chess players that I have seen in my life
You're really giving people a wonderful history lesson by going over the games of past greats from Morphy to Nezhmetdinov. Thank you for making quarantine a bit less onerous.
@@Cyrpto_Engineer What
Tal losing a game. There is something you don't see every day!
Great game!
That first game against Chernikov was just insane! Thanks for the recommendation. You are right - it is a great documentary.
I enjoyed the bio of Nezhmetdinov, and now I love to watch any of his games whenever I can. Especially his games against Tal!
Very enjoyable game 🌿 Nezhmetdinov is a cool player♟
Its always a pleasure watching these two magicians fight over intuitive and tempo
Saw the documentary on Nez by Jessica Fischer. Thanks for recommending. You are too good, Agad!
I'm really enjoying your vids. Always boosts my enthusiasm for chess playing.
Don't lie 😜
Coming here from agadmator's 400k subscribers
I really really miss attacking games like this in this channel
@@sozibrahman8504 i also
haha thanks for uploading this Anthony...I think i've never seen this one between tal and Nez...I've seen some of the others.quite the wizards these 2 players
Your dog is hilarious lol
BraiNDEAD hahahah
4:10
With his ELO of 4000 he doesn't know who could challenge him. So he keeps wrestling with the couch instead.
My back itches!
nezhmetdinov beats tal and tal beats everyone else haha. btw it's with a T, right?
Of course with a T.... serves me right for typing instead of copy/pasting :D
Thanks for the analysis
Nezhmetdinov*!
Quite the name...
You read my mind. I was gonna ask for this match.
Finally I found a chess channel where I can listen from beginning to end. You have a great English accent and have a direct way of analyzing games without going full retarded on chess engine variations. Sick of Mato, Suren, The "GM" Chess Puzzler, and kingscrusher!
chessnetwork not even to mention...
check out john bartholomew, he’s my favorite
Chessnetwork is alright ~ gotta love jerry
Have to mention powerplaychess and Chess to impress.
Mato is still the best.
Нет слов, одни выражения. Восхищаюсь
"Hullo everyone" like ur videos very much..
It's always fascinating when a world champion meets someone that appears to "have their number".
For example, Magnus has a losing record against Ian Nepomniatchi, but crushes everyone else. Tal killed in this tournament. But Nezhmetdinov just seemed to have his number psychologically
Thank you for the referral to 3 part video on Nezhmetdinov on Jessica Fisher's channels. I am only just starting it and it is already amazing. The first two games they show are monsters. He is like Hannibal vs. Scipio Africanus in the Battle of Canae, Second Punic War. If he makes any display of weakness, be afraid. Be very afraid. He is like Chuck Norris.
Well I enjoyed the dog in background enjoying the sofa.
Love the great Tal games, I hope you look into his match against Rukavina
Fabulous attacking game! A masterpiece!
It is so good to see Tal hoist with his own petard.
I always feel a little sad when I see Tal lose.
But this loss makes tal happy.
yes, but not to rashid.
Nehz is one hell of a chess Player.
Super Nez!!
thank you
What amazing mate
Wow! This is before agad's "captures captures" era.
One of my favorite games so far
thank you sir
How does this not have 1 million views?
The finishing picture at 9:00, this arrangement of pieces reminds me of the Evergreen 1852. Rashid, like Anderssen performs an impressive checkmate with their bishop pair on the 7th row while Tal, like Dufresne is one move away from putting a queen on the first row for a check.
what an amazing game!!!
Watched Jessica Fischer video on rashid...best chess documentary ever...thank you agad
+azhar salim Glad to hear it. Now I will watch it again :D
:D
Beautiful
This game is like a horror movie.
I dedicate this victory in bright memory of the great Rashid Gibiatovich Nezhmetdinov.
You got me with your chess quote agad. I thought Tal is going to crush nezhmetdinov with his passed pawn.
how amazing would it have been to see this game in person?
In the checkmate variation, right after the Rook captures the Queen (4:46), there is an astonishing move by the Dog!..
I like u and ur dog please keep going I only watching u in TH-cam
I like the fact that you Pronounce Rashid's last name in its Arabic Proununciation Not Saying it As Literally As it is Written.
🔥🔥
Inspiring games
Try this one.
1. White: Samsonov
Kazan 1929
Vienna Game
1. e2-e4 e7-es
2. Nb1-c3
The Vienna Game. In this opening,
White tries to open the f-file by f2-f4
in order to develop an attack on the
black King (at f7). In case of an
exchange on f4, besides the open file
White gets pawn superiority in the
center (d- and e-pawns vs. a d-pawn).
In several variations White intends to
storm the castled King by f2-f4-f5
and g2-g4-g5. Black in tum tries to
hinder White's flank attack by a
counter-thrust in the center (d6-d5).
2. ... Ng8-f6
One of the best responses, preparing
the advance d7-d5. Also possible is
2 .... Bc5, in order to take control of
the center square d4 and the diagonal
a7-gl.
3. f2-f4
The brilliant Russian player
Alekhine preferred the continuation
3. Bc4 followed by d3 to prepare f2-
f4. However, by 3 .... Nxe4, Black
gets sufficient counterplay.
After 3 .... Nxe4 4. Qh5 Nd6 5. Bb3
(if 5. Qxe5+ Qe7 6. Qxe7+ Bxe7 7. Bb3 Nf5 and after c6 and d5 Black
has a solid position) 5 .... Nc6 6. Nb5
g6 7. Qf3 f5 8. Qd5 Qe7 9. Nxc7+
Kd8 1O.NxaS b6, the fight is very
sharp. Black, in spite of his sizable
loss of material has, apparently, the
better chances since his attack is very
dangerous.
The following example shows how a
player unfamiliar with opening
variations gets into difficulties. In a
1940 game against the Kazan
Category I player Ingenol I fell into
this line for the second time (the first
was against Saigin in the 1939 Kazan
championship, where I drew with
difficulty). After long consideration,
White found the following fantastic
plan of mobilizing his forces: Qd5-
d3, Qd3-f1, Qf1-g1, h2-h4, Qg1-h2,
0-0. White ultimately won this game,
exploiting poor play by Black.
But now I would on no account
want to repeat this artificial
maneuver.
3 .... d7-ds
A counter-thrust in the center is the
best reply to a flank attack.
4. f4xe8 Nf6xe4
5. Ng1-f3
5. Qf3 and 5. Qe2 are often played
here.
5. ... Bf8-b4
I played the opening without having
any real idea of opening theory.
Unfortunately, I learned the strength of many theoretical variations by my
own bitter experience ....
As is generally known,S .... Be7 and
5 .... Nc6 are good continuations.
In the latter case, the interesting
variation 6. Qe2 Bf5 7. Qb5 a6 8.
Qxb7 (S. Qxd5 Nb4!) S .... Nb4 9.
Nxe4 de 10. Nd4 RbS 11. Qa7 Bc5
12. Qxc5 Qxd4! 13. Qxd4 Nxc2+ 14.
Kf2 Nxd4 gives Black the advantage.
6. Qd1-e2
Stronger here is 6. Be2 with a good
game for White.
6. ... Bb4xc3
7. b2xc3 Bc8-g4?!
Activity at all cost! This is the way
I generally played at the beginning of
my chess career.
This move is the beginning of a
combination by Black which, if
White plays correctly, leads to a
draw. Black should castle, to put his
King in a safe position. Then a
position with about equal chances
would arise.
8. Qe2-b5+
This inexact move gives Black
tactical counterplay. Correct was 8.
Ba3!, and White gets significant
chances for an attack on Black's King
which is caught in the center.
I will cite one possible variation: 8.
... Nc6 9. 0-0-0 Nxe5 10. Qb5+ c6 11.
Nxe5! cb [Here the zwischenzug 11 .
... Qc7! foils White's line: e.g., 12.
Qb4 Bxd1 13. Bd3 0-0-0 14. Nxc6
Qxc6 15. Rxd1 Kb8 and Black
remains the exchange ahead.-RSC]
12. Bxb5+ Bd7 13. Bxd7+ Qxd7 14.
Nxd7 Kxd7 15. Rhfl with a marked
advantage for White in the endgame.
8. ... c7-c6?
S .... Nc6 is more active; then 9.
Qxb7 is risky because of 9 .... O-O!,
and if 10. Qxc6? Bxf3 11. gf
[Instead White should play 11. h4!
though after 11. ... Bg4 Black still has
the better position-RSC] Qh4+ and
White loses material.
In this case better is 9 Be2 Bxf3 10.
Bxf3 (10. Qxb7? 0-0) 10 ... 0-0 with
chances for both sides.
9. Qb5xb7 Bg4xf3
10. Qb7xa8
Instead of such a straightforward
attempt to win material, White should
make a deep appraisal of the specific
features of the position. Then he
would probably have found this
promising sacrifice of the exchange:
10. gf! Qh4+ 11. Kdl Nf2+ 12. Ke2
Nxhl 13. QcS+ QdS (13 .... Ke7??
leads to mate after 14. Ba3+) 14.
QxdS+ KxdS 15. Bg2. In this
position, Black's small material
advantage is outweighed by White's
large positional advantage; a strong
pawn center, two active bishops, and
the lack of coordination of Black's
pieces are grounds for evaluating this
line in White's favor.
10 .... Bf3xg2
11. Bfl-e2?
Suicide. 11. Bxg2 is correct and
after 11. ... Qh4+ 12. Ke2 (worse is
12. Kdl since after 12 .... Qg4+ 13.
Ke1 O-O! 14. Rgl Qh4+ 15. Kd1 Qf2
16. Rfl Qxg2 Black has a strong
attack, for example: 17. Ke1 Qxh2
IS. Ba3 Ng3 winning) 12 .... Qf2+
13. Kd1 O-O! 14. Bxe4 de 15. ReI
Black should force a draw by
perpetual check (15 .... Qf3+ 16. Re2
Qfl+ etc.).
11.
12. Ke1-d1
Qd8-h4+
Ne4-f2+
13. Kd1-e1
14. Ke1-d1
IS. Rhlxel
Nf2-d3++
Qh4-el +!
Nd3-f2 mate
The first and only "smothered
mate" in my career. It was only many
years later that I noticed that the final
attack in this game recalls the ending
of a game by the famed Italian master
Gioacchino Greco (1600-c.1634).
Hey Antonio
You read my mind. I was hoping to ask for a Nez game from you.
Couldn't get any better than getting Nez Vs Tal.
Thank you
Hey aga, I love your explanation on every game you have made videos of and I feel your passion, just curious on what your rating is?
magic
Thats why everyone loves to move the h7 pawn forward (early)
Amazed
I would love to see how Tal beat Nezy, hopefully it will be shown soon :)
Mad doggo in the back!
According to Max Euwe, fifth World Chess Champion, the game Tal vs Aronin, from the 1957 USSR chess championship, "is one of the most brilliant draws in chess history".
4:20 steals the show! lol
Someone defeating tal deserves the adverb GENIUS
Your dog is cute.
Greatest rivals or master student bond ever
Goatee Agad, vintage..
Can we find their unofficial games by any means.no doubt that will be a gold mine
Nezhmetdinov the name is of arabic origin...it is a compound name of two words nezhemetd=star..din=relgion...it is a common name in arabian territories
Rashid Nizammuddin
He was an ethnic tatar born in city of Kazan,which was once the Capital city of the Kazan khaganate, they were also sunni Muslims.So that explains the name.
@@enesduraku6087 When he was a kid, was he a tatar tot then?
butvHe was not Arab
Ali Hussuna Nezhmetdinov is a Turk, Tatar Turk. His name is Necmeddinov. However in english it changes like Mohammed.
Your dog sneezing though...
😂😂😂😂😂
Yeejjh another Tal game :) :)
Wow Rashid was a fucking monster....guy doesn't get enough recognition. Not a lot of ppl can beat Tal and make it look so easy
I wasn't able to find the game Tal beat Rashid at your channel. As far as I concern, you had only posted three games in which Rashid won the games against Tal. Would you be able to upload a review of that game, too?
Rashid is a monster....Antonio i suggest To you to change your favorite player jajaja. ....Hello from Argentina
4:20 The 🐕 behind is scratching and sneezing!
Rook pair And Bishop pair against Tal
Legendary
Wow. What a great game.
i got this idea jet: tactic is although strategy but a very short one
3:56 - Medo is happy
Nehzmetdinov messed up the fide rating prediction. A real dragon slayer.
Hyper aggressive game
Rashid beats Tal and that too 4 times. My God. Unbelievable. I start liking this guy. Is there any game where Rashid got beat by any player?
#suggestion more Capablanca games!
#Suggestion Please show more games of Morozevich
Couldn't find the Jessica Fischer's vedio you are talking about .Can u please post the link
th-cam.com/video/T_Io7jbHsYs/w-d-xo.html
The big question is, who does Agadmator love the most between Nezhmetdinov, Tal and Ivanchuk?
Can we get at least a few alekhine games at some stage? Would love to have you break some of them down
Nezhmetdinov the genius Explorer of the chess. The inventor of how mathematically can be enjoyed with this game.
Maravilloso!!
#suggestion
Cover the London tournament games 😢
Rasid was a nightmare for Tal!
How did tal blunder like that?
can someone explain to me (a complete beginner) why 5.bd2 is such unusual?? for me look pretty natural, in fact i would have played it the move before