Capablanca Locks Up His Opponent's Pieces in Chess Prison!

Capablanca plays a masterpiece and reveals an amazing strategy to control his opponent.
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[@hanswust6972]

1:49 - _'It's Capablanca and he can kind of do what he wants anyway'_
😅😅😅

[@jaafars.mahdawi6911]

feel proud watching this as i just pulled a similar strategy in an online correspondence match, although by no means comparable to this great master's brilliance!

[@joseperez8774]

I never get tired of saying this: CAPABLANCA is the best most natural talented player ever to play the game... and Lazy to study the game. ( My opinion)....

[@benjamindillard2391]

I never ever tire of Capa games.

[@justaguywhozonesoutalot9328]

Watching your video analysis on these games makes me feel like I'm improving and learning.

[@banzaiburger9589]

Very enjoyable game. Love Capablanca stuff. 🔥

[@gustav1235]

Really enjoying your content.

[@jk190]

Another awesome video ChessDawg! One of my favorite channels!

[@DexterHaven]

9:16 if it's a gay king, you were also right the first time (Little Richard).

[@dusanpogacar1399]

I don't like Capablanca's staile how he played, but he was a monster of endgames. Hello from Slovenia from Bled, the place where Bobby and Tal played in 1961.

[@markhughes7927]

0:41
..it’s not obvious…they are Lancelot, Galahad, Gawain, and Tristan…(and Harry the pawn..)

[@MrGyges]

Winter was a decent enough player, but not in Capablanca's class. Grandmasters rarely offer free gifts, as you’ve expertly shown.

[@chryslercartography9024]

Great example from Capablanca. Is the locked bishop really a strategy or a tactic? If it was in fact a tactic what would it be called?

[@smegheadGOAT]

Dry as ever, great analysis with added dry humour. Thanks cdawg

[@markiyanhapyak349]

I liked this too! 🥳

[@ritawilliams8533]

Siempre ❤ contigo ... vaya con dios

[@tonyennis1787]

5:45 it's hard to see how Capa's bishop is any better.

[@felixtoulgoat3185]

Capablanca's bishop is better in the sense that, when the position opens up, which will naturally happen at some point, it will because useful, while the opponent's bishop will just be trapped until the end of the game.

[@fredericpelloud7536]

"In chess, only defeat is instructive," Capablanca said. A curious opinion from a man who (almost) never lost!... He already knew everything!

[@anteschoenberg6431]

Those are the men who breathe chess❤❤❤

[@YingTou1]

(4:30) An "Al Catraz" style befitting the "Ruy Lopez" ...

[@Zabijrusa-ee8ws]

Great Capablanca ❤

[@bring-out]

Great strategy! Better call ChessDawg!