Anderssen's Evergreen Game: Every Move Explained For Chess Beginners
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 12 ก.ย. 2024
- Adolf Anderssen's Evergreen Game is one of the finest chess games ever played. Anderssen uses the Evan's Gambit to seize a large initiative and overwhelm his uncastled opponent, Dufresne, with an amazing combination!
Lessons:
* Don't delay. Castle!
* Material can be traded for activity, central control, and more.
* You may need to sacrifice to expose a king in the middle.
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wow i love your carefully explanation of the strategic princips as well as the tactical important lines Sam
I'm a beginner. This video is amazing cause explains the moviments and strategies. Other channels summarily just shows the moviments
Holy shit, the vision these players have is remarkable
Damn.. You explained this so well. And now I feel like I know everything about chess. 👏
Really appreciate the simplicity with which you explain these games. Thank You!
I’m starting to get back into chess, I’ve seen this game before and I plan to memorize it and many of the branches, thank you for a wonderful explanation!
White had two bishops, two rooks and two queens pointing at enemy king, no wonder he had won :). By the way - very nice explanation video ;)
@Rayansh Chhaunker its something the vid creator said wrongly at 14:15 i believe
Awesome .. love the one move at a time concept ... such a great learning experience to know the idea behind a move with limited alternative moves/analysis presentation
came here from a link in my friend's fanfic where she has two characters play this game. i have never been able to 'get' chess but this was a fun watch
Fantastic Explanation of the "Evegreen Game" ! Appreciate your Efforts Sam !!!
Thanks for showing the game! Secretly pleased with myself, as I managed to solve it when I paused the vid at 14:25 :)
One quibble: I would prefer it if the pieces moved slower. Is it just me, or do other people also think that chess pieces in modern TH-cam videos move at a pace that makes it challenging to keep up with the game?
You can lower the playback speed of the vedio from the top right 3 dots.I think it will be helpfull to you .
@@anusreedutta Unfortunately that makes the commentary sound like they are drunk
@@erkkijunkkarinen9303 😅😅😄
Very grateful for the way and style of showing those games, so beautiful as instructive.- P.D.: dear Sam, please I personally prefer the vertical board.
From Palma de Mca. (Baleares) Spain. Miguel Ángel Molina.
This is one heck of an explanation!!! Cheers.
Andersen had nerves of steel to pull that off!
At first: he's too slow
Start explaining: ok let me slow down the speed to understand
good explanation good job thx so lot ; ( may be miss explanation about knight don t capture but king d 8 ; 14.43 )
Excellent narration and explanation!!
Love this thank you
I like Aderssen`s game style
Simply awesome
You're great man but underrated 😭
Great video, thank you. Explanation fantastic.
Great explanation, but the way you give examples on top of the actual game becomes very confusing visually. Try to visually distinguish what position are the actual game and which moves are your analysis.
Very helpful for us beginners..thank you
I love your videos? Very instructional!! Aad Entertaining!!
I really like 1800' chess ♟️
Was there a knight move not mentioned in there..? 🤔
I am a beginner, can anyone explain why he says at the beginning that white bishop to b5 is more popular? would black not just play pawn to a6 to counter this?
Tyson fury is that u?
What if after white rook e7 black had just gone king d8?
White still wins, but it's harder. I think cjxchess has a video explaining it
I haven't checked the catalog, but have you done anything with the great world Caro Kann clinic championship of 1961?
True chess fans know this is actually magnus carlsen last game before retiring
Here cuz I'm playing Chess Ultra on PC lol
Did black need to castle? Are you sure? 😄