Young Judit Polgar vs First Woman GM Nona Gaprindashvili
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Follow MprooV on Twitter / mproovapp #agadmator Judit Polgar vs Nona Gaprindashvili
Chess Olympiad (Women) (1990), Novi Sad YUG, rd 4, Nov-20
Russian Game: Modern Attack. Center Variation (C43)
1. e4 e5 2. Nf3 Nf6 3. d4 Ne4 4. Bd3 d5 5. Ne5 Nd7 6. Nd7 Bd7 7. O-O Qh4 8. c4 O-O-O 9. c5 g5 10. Nc3 Bg7 11. Ne2 Rhe8 12. Qe1 Nf6 13. Qd2 Ne4 14. Qa5 Kb8 15. f3 Nf6 16. g3 Qh5 17. a4 Ng4 18. fg4 Bg4 19. Nf4 Bd4 20. Kg2 gf4 21. Bf4 Be5 22. c6 Bc8 23. Qb4 Bd6 24. Qb3 Bf4 25. Rf4 Re3 26. Qc2 Qh3 27. Kh1 Rg3 28. cb7 Bb7 29. Rf7 Rc8 30. Bb5 d4 31. Bc6 Rc3
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I had a pleasure to play with Nona in my childhood, back when I was 8 years old, Participating in a Georgian national Tournament. She played against top 3 players of the tournament (me being on the 3rd place sharing it with another guy), of course she drew all 4 games with us so that we wouldn't feel sad. Back then, she was my hero and it really meant a lot for me, one of my best chess-related memories.... Thank you for covering some of her games man, rock on!
The games played by women remain under the shadow...
Thanks for bringing it to light too!!!
Arindam Das because no one cares about them
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Thanks for your videos man! I really enjoy watching them, not only for how instructive they are, but also because of the short stories you tell. Keep up the good work!
I was so excited and healed to see women chess players reaching such high levels! Thank you, Agadmator.
Nice game from gafrindashvili she really was the best. Thanks
Im really glad you are shoving us famous chess games from best women players.
Judit Polgár is a superb Hungarian chess player indeed.
Worth to watch her games.
Great commantating! Keep up the good work!
Nona gaprindashvili is from Georgia! Not Bulgaria!
Vin tqva bulgareliao?
Polgar ქვია მეტოქეს 😂😂
I'm from Georgia and I'm so proud that Nona is from Georgia too. Nona and Maia Chiburdanidze are legends in chess history ❤️❤️ thank you agadmastor.
probably the first time I found the move.
Love your channel agadmator. Greetings from Tennessee!
I go over many games collections and pick up something from the style of each player : Mikhail Tal
Alpha zero : I did more then 44 million games playing with my self .. and i end up playing like Mikhail Tal.
YASSSS!
Especially, I am from Georgia, where Nona Gaprindashvili and Maya Chiburdanidze were from! Salute
Fantastic game! Great finishing move!
please make videos about Georgian grand master female chess players, especially Maia chiburdanidze მაია ჩიბურდანიძე and about Nona also
caucasia why female players? are you going to fap with them or something like that? come on
great , I have given you 500 subs
🇬🇪 Georgia
before losing the title to Niyaskdajsdkljasdkl 0:43 xD
Mayachiburudanitsa
Marlboro100sfan maia chiburdanidze.
Yes :D
Buy a vowel
Maia Chiburdanidze is true chess legend
Nona gafrindashvili is from country of Georgia, Tbilisi, she win this year in 2017 world championship, chiburdanidze also is from Georgia, Kutaisi, and gasparov was from Baky Azerbaijan
she is from Zugdidi
@@akakinarmania7566 nona is from zugdidi ,but chiburdanidze is from kutaisi.
at 06:44 how about white bishop to f5 forking the queen and the rook?
Yes.black can just capture the queen on f5,after which that ...d4 check leads to loss of the white queen itself.Judit would learn from this loss and became the aggressive player that she was.At one time she was even in the top 10 of the unified list,beating male GMs regularly.
Oh I see! Thanks for the clarification 👌🏼👌🏼
@@tigrengbisakol8280 I don't understand that tactic .how is the white queen is getting captured ?!
"nona gaprindashvili is first woman grandmaster also she is the first woman to acheve title of grandmaster" agadmator 2017.
I think that there are two different tittles, maybe that was he mean
At first I examined Qg2+, but it leads nowhere. Then I saw Rc3 and knew it was correct. Didn't know it was thematic, though, because I don't play this opening.
Agadmator, could you review games sent in by subscribers? #suggestion
TUSHAR BASRA #suggestion
I think he meant that you can write your #suggestion for a game to analyze. Cheers
Νυανγκάο Athanasios Makris tks mate. My bad.
That would be not interesting and waste of time for him
In 7:28 instead of Rc3 why not bishop takes on c6, then its checkmate. If white queen captures the bishop then black queen takes on h2. And if white queen defends by going to g2 instead of taking bishop then black queen can take on h2 and checkmate as the white queen is pinned by the black bishop.
Queen on h2 is unprotected and i can't see any sequel moves after that queen sacrifice.
oh sorry I missed that. Thanks for pointing out. Somehow I was thinking that the rook is eyeing on h2 pawn
D3 is even better t than RC3.
6:40 : if bishop takes e4, queen takes e4, the queen is pinned and this looks good for black doesn't it? Like rook e3 or queen e6?
Wurschtbieb no... there will be nothing that will pin the queen
On the last move, how about instead of rook moving, pawn push from d4 to d3?
That's winning too
That's what I said. But well she won anyway
white queen would than simply move from C2 to C3 more moves than to play on... so that's a no go to win instantly.
@@aifutureknowledge its checkmate, u are wrong
Agadmator. Love your videos mate. Listen.....could analyze games sent by subscribers? If yes,where should we send these games?
+TUSHAR BASRA Thanks. Just write in the comments with #suggestion :)
agadmator's Chess Channel got it.
Awesome
For sure It got more chances to take the rook with the Queen, if pawn takes It Will Be 2 rooks against 1 and the Queen , the other options instead lead to checkmate
at 7:28 instead of ..rc3 , ..d3... simple move...is it wrong???
agree
then Qb3 putting white into advantaje as b7 bishop can't move
Daniel Grosu then Qg2++
what about the white bishop on c6?
yes, i forgot the bishop on c6! you are right, definitely Rc3 is the best move
Agadmator I have a suggestion, will you please review game 11 of Spassky vs Fischer 1972 match it's the last game Spassky one and is often forgot about but I think it's a great game that shows despite Fischer clearly being the stronger player Spassky was no push over.
Suggestion: select a game by Petrov.
At 2:14 is there anything wrong with taking the pawn on d5?
Agadmator what chess programm do you use for the videos?
runforest chess.com analysis board
Lolololol
there was move when she resigned if she takes rook by queen ??? plz check???????????
yes nice game
what about queen e4??
if nona captured you can capture back with the queen
cuz your king is protected by the rock a1 & rock f7
4:50 why doesnt queen capture the bishop??
Correct me if I'm wrong as I am at niebiews level. But on pause I found pawn to D3 with similar/same ideas - is this also winning or I'm wrong at some point ?
Wrong because of Queen to b3
Threatening checkmate
At the last moment what abt a move like Qg2 by black, it seems a feasible
What do you think of Rxh7 for white after Rc8 by black? Isn't it a good move for Judit?
After Bg4 what about Rxf7?
Why do pro players go for trades all the time? Nxd7 Bxd7 for example at the early game
Manuel G Usually in openings like exchange french, exchange caro-kann and petroff defense,we see this Nxd7 theme, I don't know why exactly this exchange of knights is necessary, but I guess we don't wanna play f4 or retreat the knight to f3, thus leaving the option Nxd7 ... Could anyone explain me in detail ? Thanks
You can't really answer that question. It's kind of like asking "Why do fish swim in water" It's because they do swim, you cant really explain it in a complex way it's very simple.
The position was a theoretically analysed one and nxd7 and bxd7 was part of the variation. They didn't trade the pieces because they were grandmasters, just because it's theory
Why not?
She is georgian not bulgarian
Did Fischer really live with the Polgars for a while?
At 7:47 why not f rook to h8 trading queens
You will lose the bishop anyway.
why not white queen to e4? that will cover bishop & checkmate
You lose the Queen in that position. After capture in C6, that Bishop is protected with the rook in c3
4:46 If Rxe2 than black is threatening qQxh2# so Bxd8 isnt viable. But this video was posted 2 years ago so whatever xD
Why doesn't c3x work for Judit?
I would say D3 is even better than RC3, because queen has to move.
Nona is Georgian Nona is common Georgian name, Gaprindashvili is Georgian last name
#nonasgambit
What if Bishop b7 takes bishop c6..
With Nona, you probably smell like chess :)
After rook to c3 why not rook to f3? Your down a piece but I think you can draw.
Bishop and rook are coordinating in that square.
I have an mate idea. 32. bxc3 Bxc6+ 33. Kg1 Rg8+ 34. Kf2 you didnt found checkmate? 34... Qe3+ 35. Kf1 Rg1#. I found mate this line.
Is this where Nona Fried came from? lol
Was this game played in a kitchen?
Lame joke i know xD ;)
Love your channel agadmator. Greetings from Tennessee!