If you say Mikhail Tal move is incorrect then your statement is incorrect ! Yes !! Great magician and mass entertainer Mikhail Tal. His game never bore us because lot of fireworks and lot of shocking moves ! The opponent will get electric shock when Tal move his pieces. From child to oldman every ages love Mikhail Tal ! Yes ! He was chess hero . Unique different style of play ! We love you Mikhail Taaaaaaal !!!
Puzzle: 1. R×e7+, K×e7 (not definitely Kd8 because Q×f8#) 2. Nd5+ If Kd8 then Q×f8+ and after Kd7, Qe7# So Kd7 or Ke8. But in both cases, Nf6+ is winning as black king has d8 the only safe square. Then Q×f8+, followed by black Q(h5)e8 and finally Q(f8)×e8#
I see a few responses to the puzzle that start with Rxe7+. I think better is: 1 Nd5 to be followed by Rxe7+. Black can't prevent it since both the knight and bishop are pinned. If the black queen tries to protect the knight with Qh7 or Qxg5 then obviously white just captures with the queen. If 1 ... Qf7 then 2 Rxe7+ forces Kd8 then 3 Rxf6. Or 2 ... Qxe8 3 Nxe8 Kxe8 and white trades the knights and trades the rook for the queen. If 1 ... Kd7 then 2 Nf6+ forking the queen. 2 ... Kd8 leads to 3 Qxf8+ Qe8 4 Qxe8 #. If 2 ... Kc6 then 3 Qc4 removing the queen from the attack by the black knight, then 3 ... Kb6 4 Nxh5. Going back, if 1 ... Kd8 then 2 Rxe7 threatening 3 Qxf8+ Qe8 4 Qxe#. So after 1 Nd5 Kd8 2 Rxe7 then black must play 2 ... Qe8, followed by 3 Rxe8 Kxe8 and white has gotten back the extra piece and traded the rook for the queen. If 1 ... Be6 blocking the rook then 2 Nf6+ again forking the queen. 2 ... Kd8 3 Qxf+ Qe8 4 Qxe8#. Actually as I look at it, if 1 ... Qf7 then 2 Nf6+. If 2 ... Kd8 then 3 Qxf7. If 2 ... Qxf6 then gxf6 and white again wins the queen. In all scenarios white has two passed pawns, possibly connected. Yes, I think 1 Nd5 is the correct solution. Suren, sir, what think you of the idea of posting the solution to the previous puzzles when you post new videos?
You did such a large analysis that I even feel sorry to disappoint You, but... 1. ...Qg4+. And how is white gonna escape a permanent check without even losing the game? That’s why forced moves are the way to go...
Bat Fang Well, Black won’t pick a rook, but will sure get a perpetual. Nevertheless, You still did an excellent work analysing all other lines! But, most of the time, forcing moves are the solution. Of course, there are exceptions, and finding that kind of winning moves (subtle, non-forcing) is often harder...
Thanks Warrior. Good solution. I was wondering what happens after the black queen interposes on e8. I like your rook-winning continuation. And once the rook is gone black can't even win the trapped knight. The g and h pawns are much too strong.
Actually white doesn't win the rook because of the initial exchange sacrifice, but does regain the downed piece. I think the first move is Nd5 to be followed by Rxe7+. Posting a separate reply.
Bat Fang I didn’t say anything about white being a full rook up, but it’s a piece + 2 connected passed pawns that would seal a deal... Nd5 doesn’t look forcing enough for me. Yeah, probably it’s still good enough, white is better, but some moves like Be6 or Qf7 can at least prolong the game and need deeper analysis, while Rxe7+ is a forced quick victory.
@@Arumenuyama See my separate post where I analyze all combinations including Be6, where 2 Nf6+ will lead to a forced mate. It goes like so: 1 Nd5 Be6 2 Nf6+ Kd8 3 Qxf8+ Qe8 4 Qxe8#. I also analyze 1 ... Qf7 2 Nf6+. If 2 ... Kd8 then 3 Qxf7 or if 2 ... Qxf6 then 3 gxf6, in either case winning the queen. There is also an analysis of Rxe7+ after Qf7 where white comes out better but I added the 2 Nf6+ at the end after another look as it's much better.
@@SurenAghabekyan Hikaru Nakamura and Magnus Carlsen are my favorite vs *anyone* , but you can analyze whatever is easier for you. I like a game where they sac pieces and then win the game 😁😀. Tq Suran 🙏🙏 for your good work, I closely follow your channel from a long time.
Tal expected that his bluff - he told about 3. b5, it is horrible - would make his opponent not to make it. Because of it he was thinking 20 minutes after this move. D
Chess with Suren no, I think he had to think long, because in reality he didn’t prepare for this line, he thougth his bluff sentence would be enough not to face to the 3. ... b5 move. But his opponent was brave enough to exept the challenge and a good game was created.
Solution to the puzzle: 1) Rxe7+ If: Kd8 Then: 2) Qxf8+ Qe8 3) Qxe8# If: Kxe7 Then: 2) Nd5+ If: Kd7/Ke8 Then: 3) Nf6+ royal fork Ke7 (Kd8: 4) Qxf8+ Qe8 5) Qxe8#) 4) Nxh5 and White is up a Queen and Black king is very vulnerable If: Kd8 Then: 3) Nf6 and Black Queen is trapped that is, it has no safe square Whatever Black plays, loses it's Queen And white would be up a queen and win easily.....
RXe7+ if KXe7, then Nd5+ if Kd7 or Ke8 then Nf6+ or if Kd8 then QXf8+, Kd7 forced, so again Nf6+ is winning. if Kd8 after RXe7+ then QXf8+ follows mate in one.
If Rxe7+ Kxe7 Nd5+ Kd8 Qxf8+, then Kd7 is not forced. Black can block with Qe8. Then what? I think the first move is Ne5 setting up Rxe7+. Will post a separate reply with full analysis.
Sucks to be a GM and get handled like that. Both guys would slaughter me, I know, but there are levels to this thing. Great game. Tal’s imagination is virtually unmatched by almost everyone.
Thanks for watching! For Mikhail Tal's game vs Uwe Boensch mentioned in the video follow the link!
👉 th-cam.com/video/UcErnActLA4/w-d-xo.html
When Tal thinks for 20 minutes you know that the hippo is half drowned 🤣🤣
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We don't go without hitting like button when tal is on the board
Glad you like his games...
No one played like Mikhail Tal sacrificing pieces great ideas what match creative of genius💪👌🤒
Rashid played beautifully as well.
leonide stein too @kamran l
Mikhail Tal is really one in trillion
Really appreciate the way you point out the layers of how the winning occurs and why.
Great video, Suren! Thank you!
Glad you liked it!
Tnx Suren for professional analyze.
Glad you liked it...
If you say Mikhail Tal move is incorrect then your statement is incorrect ! Yes !! Great magician and mass entertainer Mikhail Tal. His game never bore us because lot of fireworks and lot of shocking moves ! The opponent will get electric shock when Tal move his pieces. From child to oldman every ages love Mikhail Tal ! Yes ! He was chess hero . Unique different style of play ! We love you Mikhail Taaaaaaal !!!
Leaving a comment here, so that after ages I can come back watching this master piece and creativity shown by Magician from Riga. 💚 #genius
I don't know why people hit dislike on these videos
tastes differ... 😣
Mikhail Tal is a legend! 👏👏👏👏👏
Caro-Kann defense was quite a challenge for Mikhail Tal than Sicilian defense!
Sicilian was always an easy walk for Tal...
@@SurenAghabekyan true
10:26 if black queen takes e4, isn't white queen to g7 mate in 1?
No, it's check. White need to get rid of it first
@@RAS-pu1fz get rid of the black queen? How? Nothing is threatening it. I can't see it lol. I am a Noobie so please explain
@@heeshassi Qxe4+ watch white's king
Black queen takes e4 with check
Awesome game 👌👌👌.
Thank you 👍
1. Rxe7+, Kxe7
2. Nd5+, Kd8
3. Nf6 (attack on queen, no safe place for black queen. Whatever black plays, forced mate in max 4 moves.
3...b5?
yes...
I know of no other person that can make chess so exciting .
Can you please tell me the page number of the book
382
Thanks ......Hammm is all your video's on Mikhail Tal is from the book"Life and games of Mikhail Tal"
@@raghu.k5742 not really but mainly! In that book Tal treasured many of his best games...
Is every game played by Mikhail Tal is in that Book
Can you please upload the video that the game make Tal as world champion
10:25 why not Queen takes in G7???
White is in check.
Suren sir, Tal's autobiography is it available only for sale or its PDF is available? Pls share
Write me a private message on Facebook please I will help...
At 8:50 if ..., KxBg6 / Bf5+, Kf6 then not BxQe5+ but Qh4+! winning the Q while keeping the B, for if ..., Kf5 then Qg5+.
0:24 Sicilian defense to showing Caro Kann lol.
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Puzzle:
1. R×e7+, K×e7 (not definitely Kd8 because Q×f8#)
2. Nd5+
If Kd8 then Q×f8+ and after Kd7, Qe7#
So Kd7 or Ke8.
But in both cases, Nf6+ is winning as black king has d8 the only safe square. Then Q×f8+, followed by black Q(h5)e8 and finally Q(f8)×e8#
10:23 If Queen takes E4, then isn't White Queen to G7 a checkmate?
queen takes e4 comes with check thats why
@@puravpatel6657 Oh yeah. I missed it. Thanks..
Honestly Suren, if Tal did this to me I would seriously question my ability to find the best moves.
It was been such a long time that I didnt watch this channel 😭😭
why?(((
@@SurenAghabekyan school bro 😂😂😂😪😔😭😭😭
Stay safe Suren, I wish for your country and yourself health and peace amid this COVID-19 outbreak😊
you too! Stay safe and use this great chance to learn new things...
6:42 King side bishop on c1 is developed😂
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I've done similar h4 sacrifices in Ruy Lopez too. Won voth games, but seems like opponents already know me and didn't allow a checkmate like that.
Good job! A typical sacrifice followed by g3 Kg2 Rh1 can be used very often ...
I see a few responses to the puzzle that start with Rxe7+. I think better is:
1 Nd5 to be followed by Rxe7+. Black can't prevent it since both the knight and bishop are pinned. If the black queen tries to protect the knight with Qh7 or Qxg5 then obviously white just captures with the queen. If 1 ... Qf7 then 2 Rxe7+ forces Kd8 then 3 Rxf6. Or 2 ... Qxe8 3 Nxe8 Kxe8 and white trades the knights and trades the rook for the queen. If 1 ... Kd7 then 2 Nf6+ forking the queen. 2 ... Kd8 leads to 3 Qxf8+ Qe8 4 Qxe8 #. If 2 ... Kc6 then 3 Qc4 removing the queen from the attack by the black knight, then 3 ... Kb6 4 Nxh5. Going back, if 1 ... Kd8 then 2 Rxe7 threatening 3 Qxf8+ Qe8 4 Qxe#. So after 1 Nd5 Kd8 2 Rxe7 then black must play 2 ... Qe8, followed by 3 Rxe8 Kxe8 and white has gotten back the extra piece and traded the rook for the queen. If 1 ... Be6 blocking the rook then 2 Nf6+ again forking the queen. 2 ... Kd8 3 Qxf+ Qe8 4 Qxe8#. Actually as I look at it, if 1 ... Qf7 then 2 Nf6+. If 2 ... Kd8 then 3 Qxf7. If 2 ... Qxf6 then gxf6 and white again wins the queen. In all scenarios white has two passed pawns, possibly connected. Yes, I think 1 Nd5 is the correct solution.
Suren, sir, what think you of the idea of posting the solution to the previous puzzles when you post new videos?
You did such a large analysis that I even feel sorry to disappoint You, but...
1. ...Qg4+. And how is white gonna escape a permanent check without even losing the game? That’s why forced moves are the way to go...
@@Arumenuyama Have to admit I missed that one. Black will get a perpetual and possibly pick up the rook.
Bat Fang Well, Black won’t pick a rook, but will sure get a perpetual.
Nevertheless, You still did an excellent work analysing all other lines!
But, most of the time, forcing moves are the solution. Of course, there are exceptions, and finding that kind of winning moves (subtle, non-forcing) is often harder...
Thx
Any time
What if, after rook d7 by taal, instead of resignation, rook take g2 check was played?
G2? You mean f2 right?
Rxe7+, Kxe7
Nd5+. If Kd7, then Nf6+ royal fork, so Kd8.
Qxf8+, Qe8
Qxe8+ Kxe8
Nxc7+, winning the rook.
Thanks Warrior. Good solution. I was wondering what happens after the black queen interposes on e8. I like your rook-winning continuation. And once the rook is gone black can't even win the trapped knight. The g and h pawns are much too strong.
Martin Guerre Thank You!
Right, even winning the knight won’t help black, 2 connected passed pawns would be unstoppable.
Actually white doesn't win the rook because of the initial exchange sacrifice, but does regain the downed piece. I think the first move is Nd5 to be followed by Rxe7+. Posting a separate reply.
Bat Fang I didn’t say anything about white being a full rook up, but it’s a piece + 2 connected passed pawns that would seal a deal...
Nd5 doesn’t look forcing enough for me. Yeah, probably it’s still good enough, white is better, but some moves like Be6 or Qf7 can at least prolong the game and need deeper analysis, while Rxe7+ is a forced quick victory.
@@Arumenuyama See my separate post where I analyze all combinations including Be6, where 2 Nf6+ will lead to a forced mate. It goes like so: 1 Nd5 Be6 2 Nf6+ Kd8 3 Qxf8+ Qe8 4 Qxe8#. I also analyze 1 ... Qf7 2 Nf6+. If 2 ... Kd8 then 3 Qxf7 or if 2 ... Qxf6 then 3 gxf6, in either case winning the queen. There is also an analysis of Rxe7+ after Qf7 where white comes out better but I added the 2 Nf6+ at the end after another look as it's much better.
1.Rxe7+ - Kxe7 2.Nd5+ -Ke7 3.Nf6 +- or 2.....-Ke8 3.Qxf8 -Qe8 4.Qxe8 -Kxe8 5.Nxc7
Tal makes crazy moves
I see Tal, I hit like
Suran! What if you make videos about on Magnus Carlsen's on going invitational tournament?
which game would you suggest?
@@SurenAghabekyan
Hikaru Nakamura and Magnus Carlsen are my favorite vs *anyone* , but you can analyze whatever is easier for you. I like a game where they sac pieces and then win the game 😁😀.
Tq Suran 🙏🙏 for your good work, I closely follow your channel from a long time.
Puzzle: Rxe7+ Kxe7 Nd5+ Ke8 Nf6+
Congrats! I posted a little longer/more stubborn line.
@@Arumenuyama Thanks, After many videos I get first place.
goldyarora1977 You deserve it!
@@Arumenuyama Thanks for giving me this pleasure. You could also answer early than me.
goldyarora1977 Well, if I posted the short answer, we could end up nearly simultaneous ) But does it really matter?
Sureee❣️❤️
the magician
Tal the magician
Mikhail tal playing with the white pieces is a spoiler
10:25 if Qxe4 then Qxg7 checkmate
no, the white is checked.
Tal keeps on harresing his opponents
Tal expected that his bluff - he told about 3. b5, it is horrible - would make his opponent not to make it. Because of it he was thinking 20 minutes after this move. D
Lajos you agree right, that it was really a dubious decision of him spending such a long time thinking over the 4th move??
Chess with Suren no, I think he had to think long, because in reality he didn’t prepare for this line, he thougth his bluff sentence would be enough not to face to the 3. ... b5 move. But his opponent was brave enough to exept the challenge and a good game was created.
Solution to the puzzle:
1) Rxe7+
If: Kd8
Then: 2) Qxf8+ Qe8 3) Qxe8#
If: Kxe7
Then: 2) Nd5+
If: Kd7/Ke8
Then: 3) Nf6+ royal fork Ke7 (Kd8: 4) Qxf8+ Qe8 5) Qxe8#) 4) Nxh5 and White is up a Queen and Black king is very vulnerable
If: Kd8
Then: 3) Nf6 and Black Queen is trapped that is, it has no safe square
Whatever Black plays, loses it's Queen
And white would be up a queen and win easily.....
was this it hard to solve or like others?
@Chess with Suren
It was an easy one since only 3 pieces are taking active part and they account for the result of the game.....
RXe7+
if KXe7, then Nd5+ if Kd7 or Ke8 then Nf6+ or if Kd8 then QXf8+, Kd7 forced, so again Nf6+ is winning.
if Kd8 after RXe7+ then QXf8+ follows mate in one.
If Rxe7+ Kxe7 Nd5+ Kd8 Qxf8+, then Kd7 is not forced. Black can block with Qe8. Then what? I think the first move is Ne5 setting up Rxe7+. Will post a separate reply with full analysis.
@@batfang5583 yeah, sorry if he thought to not loos his Queen then only it is forced 😅😆😆😆
10:02 knight should be moved at the side of rook
then White can capture it with a rook making the bishop on g7 unprotected
At 10:24 if Q takes bishop that’s mate in one, Qxg7#
White king in check
Down in material and getting attacked at the time..... urg🤦🏿♂️
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Tal The terrible!💪🏾🤓✅
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Sucks to be a GM and get handled like that. Both guys would slaughter me, I know, but there are levels to this thing. Great game. Tal’s imagination is virtually unmatched by almost everyone.
this is what happens when a GM faces a chess Engine...
Check out. Tony Biggz defeats stock fish10 In 1min 13sec. Only 18 moves Level 12cpu on pro.
Dear Suren,
Please stop abusing the expressions "Guys!", "Y' know?" and "...and yeah..." !
Thanks! :)
kurzackd no i love it
abusing? 🤨🤨
Heeeey
Rook take knight on e7
and did you calculate up to the end?
@@SurenAghabekyan yeah i calculated till the end
@@SurenAghabekyan is it right or not as i also thinks that it is not the best continuation of the attack
Mikhail tal is manny pacquiao in boxing
Tyson
Repertwa
Rxe7 is winning
did see the upcoming fork as well??