Worst Enemies and Best Friends | Capablanca vs Marshall | Game 23
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Frank James Marshall vs Jose Raul Capablanca
"Cuban b-File Crisis" (game of the day Sep-22-2014)
Capablanca - Marshall (1909), New York, NY USA, rd 23, Jun-23
Tarrasch Defense: Rubinstein System (D33)
1. d4 d5 2. c4 e6 3. Nc3 c5 4. cd5 ed5 5. Nf3 Nc6 6. g3 Be6 7. Bg2 Be7 8. O-O Nf6 9. Bg5 Ne4 10. Be7 Qe7 11. Ne5 Nd4 12. Ne4 de4 13. e3 Nf3 14. Nf3 ef3 15. Qf3 O-O 16. Rfc1 Rab8 17. Qe4 Qc7 18. Rc3 b5 19. a3 c4 20. Bf3 Rfd8 21. Rd1 Rd1 22. Bd1 Rd8 23. Bf3 g6 24. Qc6 Qe5 25. Qe4 Qe4 26. Be4 Rd1 27. Kg2 a5 28. Rc2 b4 29. ab4 ab4 30. Bf3 Rb1 31. Be2 b3 32. Rd2 Rc1 33. Bd1 c3 34. bc3 b2 35. Rb2 Rd1 36. Rc2 Bf5 37. Rb2 Rc1 38. Rb3 Be4 39. Kh3 Rc2 40. f4 h5 41. g4 hg4 42. Kg4 Rh2 43. Rb4 f5 44. Kg3 Re2 45. Rc4 Re3 46. Kh4 Kg7 47. Rc7 Kf6 48. Rd7 Bg2 49. Rd6 Kg7
Games 1-5 were played in New York (until Tuesday, April 27th); game 6 in Morristown, NJ; game 7 in Scranton, PA; game 8 in Wilkes-Barre, PA; and games 9-23 in New York resumed on Saturday, May 8. The match started on Monday, April 19th and finished by late June.
"No difficulty was experienced in arranging the match. Marshall was disposed to play in this case where he naturally discounted his victory. How far he was wrong the result proved. I beat him eight to one with fourteen draws thrown in between. I can safely say that no player ever performed such a feat, as it was my first encounter against a master, and such a master, one of the first ten in the whole world. The most surprising feature of all was the fact that I played without ever having opened a book to study the openings; in fact, had Marshall played such things as Danish Gambits, Vienna Openings, or the like, the result might have been different. I certainly should have experienced more difficulty in obtaining such a result. I had only looked an analysis of the Ruy Lopez by Lasker, on the 3...f5 defense, but the analysis was wrong, as it did not give the strongest continuation for Black. This, and whatever I knew from experience or hearsay, was all of my stock of knowledge for the match. My victory put me at once in the foremost rank among the great masters of the game. The play during the match showed that I was weak in the openings and just strong enough in the simple play for position. My great strength lay in the endgame, and I also excelled in combinations of the middlegame. I had a fine judgment as to whether a given position was won or lost, and was able to defend a difficult position as few players could, as I repeatedly demonstrated during the course of the match, in repulsing Marshall's onslaughts. I may add that my style was not as yet either definite or complete, though it had a wide range, that is, I could attack almost as well as I could defend, and could make combinations in the middlegame nearly as well as play the endings where I felt more at home and was decidedly strongest" - Capablanca in My Chess Career.
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he was the grandmaster of closing theory
Nice comment
For comparison of the $1000 side bet, for example T-Model Ford cost $850 which was a teachers annual salary.
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Keep making long videos with lots of knowledge like this one
That's one of the reasons why your chess channel in different from others
Chess Unpredictably What does that Have to do with Agadmator?
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It's very surprising that Capablanca had no opening theory knowledge, and even more surprising that you didn't mention that before.
Agadmator mentioned it b4, u just either (a) a new subsciber (b) not paying attention
Lollll!!!
@@kennyfa2874 This is a funny/sarcastic comment, if you were not aware...
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Capablanca now have some opening theory knowledge! 👐
It has become self aware!
But it is not vast opening theory knowledge!
Like Carlsen
No he had zero chess knowledge until he Died. After that he heard something from someone about some move in some variant of some opening and then at once he became the greatest gm without even knowing how the pieces moved.
I love your commentary on the playing of this game. I particularly appreciate the flavouring you give by expanding on the personalities and social context. Well done sir !
This is series is great, thanks! I discovered your channel a few weeks ago and have learned more about chess here than in a lifetime of casual play. The stories of these chess legends are especially interesting. Capablanca seems like just a pure genius from childhood (who needs opening theory?) who understands patterns in a kind-of deep way like Alpha-Zero (also doesn't have opening theory!) but he also decided endgame is most important to know. OK, so now I'm getting back into chess and may take his advise to start studying there. Marshall to me plays like a scary tactical genius with deep opening knowledge. Great matchup
Hello everyone! Yesterday, I was playing in chess 960 and....
Believe it or not-
Without any knowledge about opening theory....
I love learning about the stories behind the games
I used to play Dota or FIFA, until I found your channel. You made chess really fun to watch, it makes me enjoyed chess more than playing video games.
I love this saga. Best yet. Like an epic motion picture
I love that you cover the backstory of it as well. Also, feel free to take a day off anytime you don't feel like uploading your video. Your energy and very positive attitude towards your videos and chess matches is what keeps me checking your channel every day for a new content. I would not however want to watch a video which you'd only make so there's a video that particular day. You have to enjoy recording it as much as I enjoy watching it! I hope it makes sense :D
The last part about US citizenship is hilarious. This is so dumb. I just imagine at the end of Capablanca's winning, the judge asking him : "By the way, are you american ?" XD
staffen, your comment is hilarious indeed. Having allowed him to enter the competition and won, you deny him and award the title to a retired player
@Foodie Eats Quite right. As I understand it, Capablanca claimed to be a champion of America after this match, as Cuba is an American island. He couldn't have claimed to be USA champion as he was not USA citizen.
To which, Capablanca would probably reply matter-of-factly: 'Yes, I am. America is a continent, not a country.' ^__^ (only non-USAian Americans will relate)
Capablanca, what a killer! I'm amazed to learn that M. Marshall was a fair opponent as well as a true gentleman.
Many thanks Agadmator. Precise moves as ever. Looking forward to the next chapter.
What a game by capablanca! He got some advantages (more active bishop and rooks), then trades queens in a favourable position and then he pushed his pawns on the queenside... It's difficult and simple at the same time! Thx again for this incredible series 😁
Man, I know it's been like 24 hours but it felt like 24 years. Please increase my vast knowledge.
Trică Nicolae Ioachim You new here or something?
Wasn't it 48 hours?
Its good you take a day off if you feel you need it. Thanks for the excellent work you do on the channel! Keep it up
Still no opening theory...
Didnt you listen?
I'm not a rapper..
Really Laughed this time...!
Well this is awkward... if you listened to the beginning.
And Capa was obviously using Stockfish in the middle-game! :) Capa makes Stockfish's recommendation 23...g6, giving him a clear advantage; Marshall gives Capa a decisive advantage with 24.Qc6 & it's all over.
The goat does not need to know any opening theory.😎
Some great stories at the end. It really expands our vast knowledge and makes your channel so enjoyable
Now that I've watched a few of your videos, TH-cam suggested a few chess videos from other channels. I watched a few, but seriously, they don't have all the stories and the depth of analysis your videos have. Keep up the great work!
ive been following this series avidly. you have done a great job with your chess content and i will continue to watch your videos. keep up the great work.
I like the history input in your videos Agad. This makes you different than any other chess channel on TH-cam. Please keep it up
Feel great to know about Capablanca!! Saw couple of his games before, though, it's easy ( as u said ) I'm unable to understand every move of the game ( Particularly the ideas behind the moves) then. Now for me every move seems very obvious n also his ideas r easy to remember. Now I started to implement some of ideas n strategies in my game which is very helpful...
Thanks for u effort!! Really the Capablanca saga makes me ( hope to millions of people) to understand the basics of chess clearly!
Capa without opening theory is a joy to watch
I download 2-3 of your videos in TH-cam everyday to watch in my commute to and from office.
7:35 "...and is in this position that Tal resigned the game"
4:06 "Kicking back the knight" ... and the knight moves forward.
As the old saying goes "The hardest move to find is a Knight back which means forward"
If you were unaware, capablanca had no opening knowledge
Edit: I never thought that a sarcastic comment like will get 100+ likes
had to say it lool
What did you say? capablanca has no opening knowledge, really? No opening knowledge
Really?????
wait, capablanca had no opening knowledge??
You know who else has no opening knowledge and yet plays better than all opponents? Yup, AlphaZero.
Today,
No *feel free to pause the video* (Puzzle) ☹️☹️😭😭
No *Sorry for that* (adjustment)☹️☹️😭😭😭
No *I'll enjoy the sip of water* ☹️☹️☹️
#Important
No *MEDO* Versus & win the smiley pillow (which MEDO did usually)😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭
But we did see Medo's tail wagging early on.
hahaha yes man 🤣❤
I've started to watch the channel because of Medo! 🐶😍
And then it happened... I got trapped by the classic "Hello everyone!" 😎 even my wife knows what I'm watching now 😁😁😁
My congratulations for this excelent channel! 👏👏👏👏👏👏
It is all replaced by Capablanca did not know any opening theory.
Hello Antonio. I have been watching your videos regularly for at least three months now, and I quite enjoy them. I have grown to like you as time went on, and I am concerned with the large amount of videos that you are making. It's a lot of work, and looking for all of the extra information that you pass on to us, the viewers must take a lot of time, and we appreciate it very much. I have been noticing a few mistakes in your recent videos, incorrectly naming certain pieces, and I was worried about you, thinking that you may need a break. And after you said that you didn't feel like posting a video yesterday, I decided to make this comment. You are posting so many videos so quickly, and I think that it may be too much. Please take breaks whenever you need to, it is important not to get overworked, and to watch over your health. Thank you for the amazing content, and I hope that you have a wonderful week.
Also in this video he said "Marshall wants to prevent the white king from entering" around 7th minute. (Saw this in another comment btw). Hope he's not overworking himself. I know how I myself can get lost in things I really enjoy and forget to eat and drink for hours. Oh and don't take it the wrong way, I would never blame him for naming pieces or moves wrong just thinking it's not very characteristic and hope he knows his limits:) love your work
Nice comment.
agadmator must see this
Totally agree.
Didnt knew there was so much history behind this match, thanks for the video!
Also, capablanca seemed too badass calling himself freaking champion of America lol
Ty for the dedication you continue to show this beautiful game of chess
your pronunciation of names is more enjoyable than the players' games itself! great job and keep going.
Wow, can't wait for that next tournament =) Thanks Agadmator!
Capablanca wrote an opening theory book just before this game, right?
He did. It was all blank pages, and Agadamator read it cover to cover in preparation for this video series.
Not all blank pages. There were two filled ones, the first a weird variation in the Ruy Lopez, and the second an interesting one in the Tarrasch. Apart from the cover page of course.
No that was after he died because until then he even haddn’t seen the chess board.
Match result 8-1 wasn't unheard those days: 1905 Tarrasch beat Marshall also 8-1 and 1907 Lasker beat Marshall 8-0.
Perhaps Marshall wasn't top match player but he had won some before Capablanca match: Teichman 2-0, Janowski 8-5, Mieses 5-4, Salwe 2-1.
Wow I kinda feel bad for Marshall now
Death by a thousand paper cuts! Capa loved to torture his opponents. Super endgame player.
It was exactly midnight 00:00 in my place when you uploaded this.
I read "tits" instead of "this" in your comment and was surprised...
Story behind the game really make it more interesting. Really appreciate 😁
loving the saga!
keep going brother... If u have any time make more videos on capa!! Your stories are amazing by the way.
Thank you for this great series. I'm a great admirer of chess but a really bad player. Capablanca didn't need to know opening theory, he just makes it up as he goes. His end game precision is wonderful.
It looks like the whole world is trying to force some opening theory to be practised by Capablanca.
0:28 Marshall don't come back to the match and *MEDO* rocks started 💪💪💪💪
@Trică Nicolae Ioachim just for fun... No harsh on anyone......
Thank you for this nice coverage :)
Game 11 was by far the best ever game I loved👍☺️. Thanks Antonio for the successfully completing the capablanca saga☺️
this saga is way more interesting than the bobby fischer one. loving it so far!
Only *Critic* can find
7:38 *Marshall* (instead of *Capablanca* ) want to prevent white King from entering the game...🕵️♂️🕵️♂️🕵️♂️🔎🔎🔎🔎
Suyeah!!
You make great videos. I could watch 3 a day!
I am really enjoying this series. The older games are, in many ways, more interesting. This game, a QGD, is less interesting, but it's still instructive.
I agree
Agreed!
What is agadmator's dog's FIDE rating?
Fidget rating of over 3,000
Mark Livsey that is his FIDO rating....
4000+
It's over 9000!
good boy/10
Thanks @agadmator ! You took me 1200 to 1400 rate. I haven’t read any chess book and only watching your youtube videos.
great first chapter of the Capa Saga. Looking forward to San Sebastian with Capa, Rubinstein and Nimzowitsch.
I complained to my wife this morning that I didn't see Agad's video yesterday and I feel strange and even little worried if everything is ok with him...she told me that I went mad probably 😊
0:07
Agad always knows what we are thinking:-D
I think Marshall grew to love and befriend Capablanca thats why he helped him...they were cool guys people like being around
If anyone's curious about Capablanca's level of knowledge of opening theory, Agadmator covers that at @1:42 and @2:31
Can we please get an "Info Corner" T-Shirt?
Can’t wait for the next tourney!!
I’m choosing not to research it. You give such great info on all the little details of each game and match.
Thanks!
This is one video where I didnt pause the video to find great moves and just enjoyed the show. 😆😆😆
Capablanca is a fucking baller lmao. He straight up says I don't care about titles, I'm the best.
And now there is really no way to escape, after 23 games Capablanca finally knew some excellent opening theory.
Hey Agad, What about the game where Marshall first time plays 'the Marshall attack'? I was waiting for that game!
That is 9 years after this.
This is a legit question and not just part of the running joke. Did the audience and FR Marshall knew about Capablancas lack of opening theory?
marshall at least knew it as capa never played the at this time modern theory
I wasn't very optimistic at first but I admit that this Capablanca saga is very entertaining
Another outstanding commentary. Thank you Mr. King of "hoodydom."
"Let me be Frank"......thanks for these games
Great video, hope you've enjoyed your well deserved day off!
Yes, you have one among the best chess chanels...People like to know things around chess also, not only about chess!
well im glad SOMEBODY made him learn some openings :D
6:05 that bishop that is getting attacked sure looks a lot like a queen 😁
judging by the views, i think people aren't watching capablanca games as much as they did watch the others. or maybe its just that agad is posting many videos continously... who else thinks itll be much better if y'all had to eagerly wait for 1 video after a couple of days?... dont get me wrong though lol these videos are very entertaining and helpful
I love this channel!
Amazing dinner with Agadmator
@agadmator :wish to have sir if do you have a PDF file his book(capablanca)? Thanks so much more powers hhe
The idea that Marshall helped Capablanca to get invited to San Sebastion is most likely to enhance Capa's reputation and to make his defeat more palatable. I was a friend of the late Igor Ivanov and he told me this; that he was playing Karpov and he had a position where he knew Karpov would have to accept a draw or play on and lose! Karpov being Karpov figured Ivanov would not follow the winning idea ended up losing. To ameliorate this loss Karpov forced the Soviet Chess Union to send Ivanov along with Karpov to a tournament in Havana. Where Ivanov did well. When plane stopped to refuel in New Foundland Ivanov ran off to a policeman and claimed asylum. Igor had many stories he related to during the week he spent at my home.
Interesting story agad.. Thanks for sharing it with us..
Capablanca is like those UFC or MMA fighters, who go for grappling on the ground immediately, not caring much for punches or kicks.
Capablanca's disdain of opening theory was purely because he didn't need to know any. He knew just enough to stay out of trouble, and help steer the game to the end-game where he had an undisputed advantage over most other players. In this respect Capa was quite similar to Bobby Fischer, who had contempt for players who based their game on opening traps. It's no surprise Capa was one of the few players cited by Fischer as 'great'.
1:49 now Capablanca has knowledge of opening theory!
Great series!
If you are aware that Capablanca had no knowledge of opening theory, then you are an excellent subscriber and also an excellent quality memer
Marshall looks sorta bad at openings, a monster in the middlegame but just inferior to the great Capablanca at the endgames. Capablanca was a monster.
Is it just me or anyone else found "You have to pin the pawn" lyrical?
just you
Marshall played the 1911 san Sebastian tournament and came in 4th, and actually drew with Capablanca in that tournament
At 11:42 and after King to g7, what if White king moves to g5 and if black rook to g3 as a response, king to g4, if rook to h3, again king to g5 ?
Is it true that Capablanca didn’t lose a competitive tournament game for 10 years? What is the longest period of going without a loss? Does Carlsen hold the record now with 22 draws in a row?
9 draws in a row... Marshall must have taken the opportunity to learn from Capa and increase his vast knowledge 😨
In case anyone is wondering, if Kg5 instead of Re7+, then black plays Rg3+ forcing Kh4 and then plays Rg4#.
You promised to make a video on the game that Marshall won.
Did I miss it or you just didn't make the video ?
I think I missed it ..
I think I missed it too :-D
@Water Bottle thanks
I have checked it out
12:56 And to think, just for a moment, that I believed you were going to identify the arbiter as Lothar Schmidt.
Capablanca would have been an excellent subscriber. :)
Hang on did you just gain 10k members in a day? I could have sworn it was 344 yesterday, could be wrong
i really enjoy your background informations
He might not know how to start it but he knew well how to end it
San Sebastián, cant wait
Agad 🐐
BRAVO !
Capa was a beast.