King's Gambit! | Gunsberg vs Capablanca | St. Petersburg (1914)
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Isidor Gunsberg vs Jose Raul Capablanca
St. Petersburg (1914), St. Petersburg RUE, rd 10, May-05
King's Gambit: Accepted. Bishop's Gambit Bogoljubow Variation (C33)
1. e4 e5 2. f4 ef4 3. Bc4 Nf6 4. Nc3 Bb4 5. e5 d5 6. Bb3 Ne4 7. Nf3 c6 8. Qe2 Bc3 9. dc3 g5 10. Nd2 Bf5 11. Ne4 Be4 12. Bd2 Nd7 13. c4 Qe7 14. cd5 cd5 15. Bc3 O-O-O 16. e6 Nf6 17. ef7 Qf7 18. O-O-O Rhe8 19. h4 h6 20. hg5 hg5 21. Rh6 Re6 22. Bf6 Rf6 23. Qg4 Rf5 24. Rdh1 f3 25. Rh7 fg2 26. R1h6 g1Q
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The St Petersburg Tournament of 1914 featured the joint winners of the 1914 All Russian Championship and players who had won at least one major tournament. There were the veterans Blackburne and Gunsberg, established masters such as Tarrasch, Bernstein, Janowski, Nimzowitsch, Alekhine and Marshall as well as the World Champion Lasker and his two most prominent rivals, Rubinstein and Capablanca.
The tournament was divided into two sections. The first stage from the 21st April to the 6th of May was an all-play-all event with the first five finishers proceeding into the second stage which ran from the 10th to the 22nd of May. This second stage was a double round all-play-all with the scores from the preliminaries being carried over to the final.
Prizes amounted to 1200, 800, 500, 300 and 200 Rubles. Each non-prizewinner received 20 Rubles for every game won and 10 Rubles for every drawn game.
A brilliancy prize was being considered for Nimzowitsch vs Tarrasch, 1914 after the 5th round's finish, but more than 2 rounds later, it was awarded a 2nd brilliancy prize as the runner-up to the Capablanca vs O Bernstein, 1914 coup.
The main source for this collection was the St. Petersburg 1914 International Chess Tournament book by Dr Siegbert Tarrasch. ISBN 0-939433-17-6.
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I respect Gunsberg because he played the King's Gambit against Capablanca.
FoxBlade Le Gosu in those days it was considered a very strong opening. I don't get the point.
@@sambowie4989 lol you really dont have a clue about that. In those days, King's gambit was not considered "a very strong opening" at all
@@sambowie4989 Is say it was on its way out at that point. The King’s Gambit is firmly a Romantic Era opening.
Vast knowledge 0:00
First move 2:59
Find next move 9:02 / 10:04
you again? :"D
@@constantinospapadopoulos6778 i like your question, 'you again?'....LOL
I appreciate your effort sir, yet I'd still love to enjoy the whole video since he's very entertaining.
0:00 *HELLO EVERYONE*
pple did not come to just see to find next move, no need for it
1:54 Conspiracy Theorist Agadmator : The Turk was burned down in 1854 and also Izidor Gunsberg was born in 1854! Is that a coincidence? You know. Hard to say. (Hilarious as ever, Agad :) )
A replication of it is in a museum in my city as the tournament my club organizes is even called after the Turk
Wow :)
10:35 "up a whole rook" .... no Agadmator, up 2 rooks =)
Peter Negan rook and a half and we are all happy
Call the police.
the great Edgar Allan Poe exposed the hoax on his essay "Maelzel's Chess Player", highly enjoyable, if you are interested
woah, cool. im gonna look that up!
www.eapoe.org/works/essays/maelzel.htm
So this is like Capablanca defeating the 1914 version of _"Alpha Zero"_
No.
@@droceretik Oh.
No, he defeated Izidor Gunzberg.
Wow, I actually did see Black's ...f3 move! You've improved my chess greatly, Antonio, and for that I heartily thank you!
Started playing chess a few days ago (and I'm now questioning myself why I didnt play chess in my early years..I'm 23! hahaha) and I am now ultra addicted!!, either I'm playing online chess or binge watching your videos. Thank you Agadmator for the in depth analysis and for showing us mere mortals God battles. Love your work! ( aaaand for introducing me to Mikhail Tal
welcome to the club!!
How are you doing? Are you still addicted to chess?
I also started playing chess at 23, about an year ago...and i enjoys it a lot 🙂
So... you a GM now?
if you like tal check out mamaderov or judit polgar
Love the capablanca series I just order his book chess fundamentals can’t wait for it to arrive and start gaining vast knowledge
Capablanca is such a gentleman. He castled for his opponent.
That's an awesome opening to play against Capa. Gunsberg was a badass
A Kasparov saga would be greatly appreciated. Just a #suggestion.
Breathless game! Great!!! Thanks, Antonio.
Rdh1 led to the Cuban Missed-File Crisis.
That is the best pun by a commenter on this channel for a long time. Bravo!
You have no pale idea what’s a missile crisis looks like, particularly if they are pointing to your ass, so the pun is at least disgusting
mad max si lees bien entenderias que ahi estuve, por eso no me gusto el “chiste”
9:41 "The pawn is pinned due to the bishop being on F3" lol
“You are an excellent winner of games.”
The history behind Gunzberg was excellent. Thanks for the Vast Knowledge.
Was waiting for this
i came, i saw, i liked :-)
@agadmator, I can't thank you enough for your immensely informative videos. I'm a student of literature and I have been hooked on to your channel since you published that poem chess game, about two years later, you continue to increase my knowledge, and I salute you for that, sir.
What an explosive game. Haven't seen those in a while.
I reached 1900 blitz rating in chess.com only by watching your videos and watching other chess matches.( and I don't know any opening theory loool). thanks agad for great content.keep it up
I have also been watching his videos but not going pass 1300
Wow I'm 1550 on blitz rating, need to study more..
That's incredible. I've been playing chess for a long time and watching all these videos and can barely break a thousand
I’m almost there too
I don't play. I just enjoy the show.
This is why your channel rocks. Awesome history.
another great video! tnx!
Hey Antonio! It's Djinn from da states checking in! I've gotten better at my World Chezs Championship! I'm now 30 wins over .500 and a Class 9 player! I also beat two Class 8 opponents! I learn a lot from viewing your videos! I now use the Queens Gambit and try to dominate the center 4 squares in all of my games and 80% of the time I have the better position. Thanx for the great games! Luv ya mab
Wow dude! You are so great at explaining the games. Just been watching the Carlsen v Nepo matches and that lead me to this one. Great stuff. Thanks.
Enjoy!
Continue, you're the Best !
Wow. Once again appreciate the effort of Agadmator for making chess so interesting.🙏
hey agadmator, i love ur videos
They're amazing....
Continue with your job...
I will donate to your channel soon..
A replication of the Turk is in the so-called HNF in Paderborn(it is about an hour from Bad Pyrmont, where you were, if I recall correctly) during a tournament my club organizes, which is even called after the Turk.
Everyday you tube recommend me one video of last year and everytime I open that my comment makes me smile .
another good game. thanks!
brilliant videos thanks
Remarkable. Thanks for increasing my vast (viewed microscopically) knowledge.
*Kings gambit*
*Agadmator :* "The more the merrier"
Good effort from Izi with the KG. I wouldn't mind seeing capa use it! Bc4 line is nice and sharp. I guess this was the era when romance was fading, sadly. And for what? A pawn advantage....
for him was enough
King's Gambit against Capablanca, wow that's gutsy
That was really good 😮
amazing!!!
Hello sir... Always waiting for your video..
The Black Death! Joseph Henry Blackburne incoming!
Things are about to get romantic. #chessgasm
I knew about this machine since I was 8 years old. Long time ago.
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Thank video.
I have found a strategy to beat strong opponents. Just shout at them "Hello everyone" right before the game. They will be distracted for the rest of the game and you'll crush them. Thank me later
"And it was in this position on move one that my opponent resigned the game"
And it was in this position that my opponent had to go into therapy and his time-clock ran out.
"And it was in this position that she came all over me"
You are awesome!
Liked without Seeing ...bcz I know it will gonna nice 👏👏👏😵Love from INDIA 🇮🇳 👌
RIP English.
man that was some spooky shit, agad goes "capablanca goes queenside castle" and I'm like "wait didn't gunzberg queenside castle? im confused" then agad corrected himself right there ahahaha
#suggestion Can you cover some of the games from champions showdown in saint louis? There were some very interesting games played, especially one that I saw between Topalov and Dominguez. Keep up the good work my man!
The best player for me
Did Casablanca play for you? You must be very old.
@@droceretik
Nop, but in my opinion he is the best ever
How does the top 5 leaderboard look? How many rounds has been played and how many rounds will be played in total? I liked it when you showed the leaderboard in the last video :)
Capablanca, the only player to castle two times 😂
Thanks aga.
The butt-kicking is now officially underway. Great playing by Capablanca.
Iam not playing alot chess but like to watch ur videos :)
Hungary! I don't know why, it just warms my hearth hearing my nation is/was in chess history
Excellent game
Now i know the opening lines..
Welcome back to Casablanca saga..😂🤣
Do a video on your thoughts on the book game changer!!! What you learned, opinions and so on, would make for a very interesting video.
great game
10:17 another good move would be to capture white rook with queen, then h1 rook will capture queen. Then capture white pawn with pawn, then f5 rook check to king, then promote the pawn.
F5 rook is pinned as the white queen would be checking the black king. Still a horrible position to play though.
10:08 was amazing
Notifications squad
Watching on iPhone and at 0:35 Siri gets activated and looks for someone named Addi in my contacts
@agadmator There was no option of activating the rook (you probably had Rf1+) instead of queening on g1 because the rook on f5 was pinned :)
Hmm... just like deep blue (according to Gary) ;)
Hello you too!
And now SF is bitch slapping that AI 48 - 47
10th hahaha.... is there a price for 1st?
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A very convincing victory for Capablanca!
Gunsberg had a fine position until he played the QR from d1 to h1.
Hello Agadmator!
I found fxg7! I'm so proud of myself!
I see kings gambit. I click and watch.
Thanks for reminding me that one should never play King's Gambit
Except if you're Morphy
You can play and win many games against lower ranked players. The positions under King's gambit have a lot of poison and when studied properly you can win many games at the amateur level
Bobby Fischer, as Black, lost a tournament game to Boris Spassky in a King's Gambit, then wrote an article : "The King's Gambit, Busted" for U.S. Chess Life & Review, then opened as White with the King's Gambit in the U.S. Championship, in a crucial game against Larry Evans, which Fischer won. All in the year that he won the U.S. Championship 11-0. (Larry Evans 2nd with 9 1/2 - 1 1/2). Don't ask me to explain this.
Ok it's a pretty bad opening, but it was a tactical blunder lost the game for Gunsberg, not the King's gambit.
Stfu Muzio gambit is life
Which software do you use for analyzing and preparing videos?
Capablanca on the black pieces is the best
So, just saying: my dream is an Akiba Rubinstein saga #suggestion
Kings gambit to king himself.
Ahhh mechanical sorcery 😂
1:03, hey I got a chance to educate the Agad for a change!
Its magnetism, as the "Turk" moved the pieces on the bottom they moved on the top.
Nigel short i've got his back kings G!
Respectable game by the Oldie Gunsberg. After Re1 instead of the blunder Rdh1 this could have been hard work for Capablanca.
At the end instead of resignation.....can't white keep playing.... Qxg1 Rf1 check.....and then insted of taking that rook white can play Kd2 and then if capablanka takes the queen his own queen is under attack as well and if he plays Qf4 with check white can play Qe3........can someone tell me what is wrong with this line?
Ok i got it.... Then after black can play Rf2 and king have leave the defense of queen and then black queen will capture the white queen
@@viralchotai6803 Are you talking to yourself?
@@droceretik it appears so...
Better attacking player:
Mikhail Tal or Paul Morphy
Alekhine
rashid nezhmetdinov
Morphy
3.15: "Capablanca refused any gambit most easily by accepting it" - agadmator
He says "refutes" and "refuses"
Lel good luck accepting the Traxler and surviving Capanoob
Ayy
He played an Ernesto Inarkiev
10:35 up 2 whole rooks.
Fucking love this channel!
Never gambit against the goat😎
This capablanca dude seems good, he's probably need to be a parfume or something
Could you show the game alekhine vs lasker 1934 next?
9:59.. How about Queen captures Bishop? The pawn on d5 is still pinned, if he captures the Queen on e4, then Capablanca's Queen on f7 falls. Where am I going wrong?
If Q x B , then P x Q , B x Q , R x B and your down a piece...
At 10:00, gunsberg should play Q×Be4 and the game is lost for capablanca I presume.
Did any of Capablanca's opponents accuse him of using a computer like Alpha Zero?
They should have checked his hair gel for a mini computer hidden inside.
10:53 😂😂😂😂😂😂
I love me some mechanical sorcery.
yaay i'm an excellent sacrificer of queens!