After watching this you will never forget the Lucena position in rook endgames
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 9 ก.ค. 2019
- There are certain theoretical endgame positions in chess that you should never forget. One of them in the Lucena position in the rook endgame. Although many students study it from time to time, they tend to forget.
In this video we show you a practical example of a game between 12-year-old Tarun and 84-year-old Subramanian T.V. which reached the Lucena position. It seemed like the veteran would win the game and then something very interesting happens.
Studying endgames with such videos of practical examples followed by the right method explained by IM Sagar Shah, helps you to create a memory marker in your head. Next time the Lucena comes up, you will remember this video and the game of Tarun vs Subramanian. That's why we believe that watching this video carefully will ensure that you will never forget the Lucena position for the rest of your life!
Video shot by Amruta Mokal
Video editing and explanations: Sagar Shah
#Chess #ChessBaseIndia #GoaGM2019
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Hats off to Sagar analyzing lower rated games.
In the US, higher rated players avoid lower rated players like the plague.
because in the usa we have a higher standards
@@L2ggs ok....so do you know about India's standards?
Do some research then speak
are you kidding.. Gothamchess , Chessbrah, Nardosiki All works with beginners regularly on their channels..
yeah because they suck lol.
I literally get slightly worse just by being near them
T v subramaniam is from Tamil nadu, my state and when I started playing chess 10 yrs back he was 1800+ rated. Now I cant believe and take it that he is 1300+ rated...anyways hats off the veteran's love towards chess!!
Yes I have played with him and made draw while he was 1700+ ....he is from trichy
Yes I know him
When I started playing he was 1900+
He is my grand dad!! So proud of him!
@@anandmg If u send email I can forward photos of him played at 4 queens 2018
Interested thing is Arbiter is analysing game in tournament hall.
You discussed very Well Lusena position. Every time I fail to memorize but now I can do. Thank you.
Thankyou sir for explaining in such a easy way , 👍🙏🙏🙏 please bring more types of videos of endgames
Very nice .... In this age he wants to learn .... Learning makes perfection.... Thankyou sir
Make more videos of endgame ...
He is very experienced.
He is not learning
@@pranavanil5420 he is talking about the kid.
@@xfilesmanson why so rude bro.. this guy is complimenting something..
Excellent explanation- thank you IM Shah and ChessBase India
Well I think we can all agree that Mr. Subrasomething is playing for fun first and foremost, so it doesn't really matter if his endgames skills are a bit rusty.
84 yrs old Subrahmanyanji played very well
He used to be a very strong player..1800+ fide
@@pushingyourownagenda9889 then I really wonder how he would not remember how to play the Lucena position. At least, he steered towards it, just didn't play it out correctly.
@@lukastux3024 oh come on...he's old and it's good he still playing decent level...ofc do u expect him to remember every possible endgames and stuff
At the age of 84 more than 50 reflexes and memorization goes away
What a great video and very well explained.
Best. Covers all scenarios.
I have played with subramanian t.v sir,he is from our state
Same ending we had ...what a coincidence!!!!!!!the result was draw
omg man
This was a Very Very Instructive Endgame Video! 😃👍👌👋👏💯👑
Thank you Mr.Sagar
Great subramaniyam ji
Hats off to the 84 years old man really awesome....
thank u sir!
great example! Congrats! I wonder when are they going to start using computers that write the moves.
Very nice .. I play correspondence with someone and we have a similar position ..
What a fantastic game ....
Very good
I also learn from this endgame❤️❤️
Sagar sir i want to see u the world Champion at least once.
Sagar at the time 7:20 white can deliver mate instead of black and you missed that. Because took is on h1 it goes to h8 with check and the white king locks the black king.
Pawn can capture.
Good
Whatever the result is, but I really hat's off to that 85 years young man.. 💪💪❤️❤️
85 and young in one sentence, talk about irony
I played against subramanian in a state level tournament . he Got very good skills in middle game . he played solid defence against unforeseen tactics. he lost time due to time crunch. in endgame he made some mistakes and I capitalise on that
anyways i wont forget lucena
He's playing in GH Raisoni tournament nagpur right now
❤️❤️
Samay's favorite
11 years with a rating of 1219 uscf
End game all variations
he was 1650rtg approx in 2011
i lost against him in GS raisoni open tmt 2011 Nagpur.
At 6:22, even after Black queens the pawn, its a draw for white (no game over as you said!) by perpetual check by the rook like Rh7 + K-G2, R-g7+ etc. ! Otherwise black loses his queen once more. Am I right?
After Rh7+ Kg2 Rg7+ you go Kh1 and if white tries to Rh7+ you go Qh2 and opponent is forced to exchange. Then you must mate him king+rook vs king.
@@miszorek31 yep because it is with check, correct.
Thanks
i am kinda sad he lost
rh7 had been drawn after b1=Q
6:22 its still a draw....and not game over!!!
Why still a draw, black is completely winning
@@vivaanjain2260 because black decides to be fair and blunders the rook
6:21 you cannot make Queen as white Rook will check and you will lose Queen next move or make repeated moves?
no no no, white is in the ropes here. If white decides to trade his rook by a queen then its easily a rook king mate
even without a queen by black, white can never mate his opponent with one piece and it is the king
just listen to few last sentences he says
very instractive
Actually TV Subramanian sir is our state and he was a gm
Raja huta ghatna ghuta