The greatest move of all time belongs to Marshall, Marshall vs Levitsky, 1912

Fantástica partida, gracias chess wisdom, saludos

Muy buena partida y excelente analisis, gracias chess wisdom, saludos

Masterly explanation of a masterly game 👍🏼

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Brutal paliza y excelente analisis, gracias chess wisdom, saludos

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Thank you such a lovely explanation. So intriguing.

Geller was one of the best that never became a World Champ - would crush most of the players today - Geller rocks!

Thanks! Greetings from Sweden

Bronstein must have had an impact on Magnus Carlsen! I just love the play of Bronstein. Very much in the same spirit as Bobby Fisher.

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Those old Soviet games are so full of attacking ideas that one could become a good attacker by simply studying them or by watching your videos!!

Nice historical game ❤ once again with main strategy about pawn advantage, thanks sir.

I love how you explain every game and move so clearly-it’s helped me a lot as a learner. Could you please consider covering the upcoming World Chess Championship games? Your analysis would be amazing to learn from. Thank you for all your great content!

Instructiva partida, gracias chess wisdom, saludos

The following questions could be considered silly, but I want to know...2:42 black does want to eliminate the bishop pair from white, but giving up a key defender of the black king for the bishop who's not such a good piece as the white'squared light bishop as white has all the pawns except from 1 on dark squares, isn't that not such a great idea? Also, 3:11 isn't bxc3 good as well? Fixing the damaged pawn structure(i know the dark squared bishop for white's terrible but on the Bxc3 variation white offers queen trade with damaged pawns, doesn't black get the advantage that way? & with the queens gone, despite white having the advatage of 2 bishops, the chances for attack decrease as the most powerful piece is gone & black can defend).I know in general the positions are more or less equal, but im sure some of these changes affect the middlegame more

Can you add images and name front of pieces for ex- how agadmator make videos and put name and images

Your channel -- undoubtedly one of the absolute brightest cyberspace-chess-satellites, thanks to your engaging, clear, concise and balanced approach, narrated in a brisk tempo and accommodating tone voiced with a remarkable feeling for suspense, covering detailed positional analysis and evaluation with an efficient selection of relevant variations -- holds many shiny gems for posterity to be revealed. Whilst the channeled light may concern the past, at present to me the light fruit of your hard labour tastes as a healing potion for the soul, in this backward world -- positional chess at its peak brought forward in a simple, comprehensible manner (as is likewise key to the understanding of the sciences and the creation of the arts) move-by-move opens the darkened, clattering windows of consciousness to universal logical order, energetically transposes the spirit from futile worldly struggle to peaceful, internal harmony, thereby tempering the soul. But reverting back to your channel's light on the past: Oster actually defended remarkably well considering his apparent strategic understanding of what Fisher was trying to achieve -- far from standard to say the least -- for a long time carefully navigating his rescue-plan through a dynamic minefield with plenty of false promises. Figuring out an opponent's opaque strategic plan that runs deep into the future, together with having to calculate all the immediate tactical variations due to pending imbalances and such is very rarely something that can come to a successful outcome independently of one another. Correctly evaluating and defending an unseen, far-fetched, future plan is intuitively often even harder than outright inventing it; especially in open positions strategic inaccuracies with long-term added-up dire consequences tend to creep in then. Some of Fisher's foresight here whether nearly all calculated long ahead of time or partially intuitively found is nothing short of breathtakingly wide. While the path that he was treading was as narrow as can be.

He was not a world champion candidate but good enough to be given a seat in tournaments featuring Alekhine, Nimzovich and others. How cool is that?

Being both a chess player and a comic book fan, I sometimes get Semyon Furman and Simon Furman confused.

How do you find these games?

b4 is interesting from white. I recall playing a b5 line for black after Nf3 Nf6 g3. I believe a variation is named after spassky

Wow this is an amazing game. Inaccuracies and magic on both sides of the board. Knight woke up just to be sacrificed

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oustanding endgame concepts

This is a problerm you cannot solve with just military assets. Most you can accomplish is to slow down a bit and for a time the supply of drugs. As long there is a market there will be people selling the stuff and rapidly organizing. I wonder howe much time it would take to buy people from de very Delta forces.

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Amazing game, thanks for this vídeo, and analysis 🙏🏻

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😊I like how Gufeld teaches the King's Indian Defence in his book.....He's despicable🎉

What about Ng4 istead of Sd7 at timestamp 10:30?

Remarkable game, instructive analysis. Thank you!

Thanks for the nice historical high quality game ❤.

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I like Gufeld because he wrote my dragon books.

Interesting idea: by moving his knight twice in the opening, Gufeld induced multiple Queen moves for the opponent which resulted in the Queen being trapped or out of play, also clearing the way for his Rooks to enter the attack. Also, first comment under your videos, let me spend two words of appreciation for your channel, truly one of the best chess channels on KZbin. Keep up the great work!

That quote reminds me of first becoming interested in chess. I was drawn in by the statuses of legendary players, and how their characteristics overflowed in their playstyles.

Gufeld - a well-sussed street fighter…!

Konstantinopolsky, Boleslavsky, Bronshatein, Geller - Ukrainian players. All typical Ukrainian names. lol Jesus Christ was a Ukrainian too, I guess. lol

At first glance the thumbnail looked like it's a serial killer documentary.

Brillante estilo de juego de Simagin, gracias chess wisdom, saludos

Brillante obra de arte de Rashid, gracias chess wisdom, saludos,

Brillante sacrificio.gracias chess wisdom.saludos.

brown's game might be my favourite in chess history. So clean and creative at the same time. So tactical, so pure and understandable.

love your channel

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