A lesson in the Greco Gambit | Schlechter's magic| Schlechter vs Walter Berlin 1896

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Carl Schlechter vs Walter
Berlin 1896, Berlin GER
Italian Game: Classical. Greco Gambit Greco Variation (C54) · 1-0
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[@cheilas87]

After all these games with Schlechter i can understand better when mato said " before Tal there was Schlechter". He was a genius attacker.

[@swewunna]

Romantic games of the 20th Century. Thanks for the upload Mato.

[@johnrider2108]

Some of these Schlechter games should be memorized. They're Fun-the-Mental.

[@rkuppal5]

Carl Schlechter's attacking games are among the best iv seen. .

[@saggabepuffin]

schlechter is my new favorite player

[@Into-The-Light]

You know the game is full of tension when there's a lot of 'Let's take it back!' by Mato.

[@bestwishes7556]

Walter was punished more than criminals for grabbing just 1 pawn. Walter thinking : i would rather be a thief than playing chess

[@MandeepSingh-ns1yq]

Love ur videos watching u from 2 years ❤️

[@AroundTheW1]

Awesome

[@KillberZomL4D42494]

What a beast Schlechter was.

[@slaveyminchev1424]

Thanks, Mato. Really great game

[@alexanderharveyconrad2409]

What a bloodbath!

[@onlinechesslecture9003]

thanks mato uncle means a lot to me

[@amyalindaily3781]

Tks

[@BeerdyBruceLeeCentral]

Qd6 taking the rook is better than Knight F7.

[@front331]

Funny how mato said an arbiter walking by saying your queen and king are backwards 😁😁.

[@TSgitaar]

I am not a e4 player at all, but I must admit that this is really tempting to try in blitz. Very nice tactics.

[@northfolkshaq3054]

Hahahahahaha Maaato. Imagine the arbiter walking past and saying: Hey guys, you got your king and queen in wrong places hahahahahahahah Thank you Mato

[@katox5768]

Very instructive game indeed :)

[@maximus4007]

Thank you Mato

[@11Kralle]

Mato needs a carrot for his next outro! "That's all, folks!"

[@RunPJs]

This was a bit faster than usual

[@onlinechesslecture9003]

I watch your full ad

[@simon_patterson]

That's funny, I did too.

[@alinawaz19]

hi this is toMato !

[@lenovo-sm8dp]

Thanks alot.. Could you please make achess video related to Leó Forgács

[@andrew6069]

The lesson is to play 8...Bxc3 rather than Nxc3, theory has shown that it gives black an advantage.

[@smokeywoki4788]

Crazy insane calculation...too heavy for me only playing in 1400 elo

[@zbigniewopenchowski9555]

Love you JEZU

[@jackbrian3529]

Instead of pawn c7 taking the pawn on d6, why not take it with bishop?

[@threethrushes]

Mato, good analysis, just rather too fast for my liking. In such a complicated position, I would like to spend a bit more time - because it is such a whirlwind otherwise!

[@TSgitaar]

This game is not really that complicated, its very straightforward and tactical. You can also watch it again or pauze if you don't understand the position right away. I don't think this is meant as an analysis btw, its basically just the moves with a nice story. Like Mato has been doing for many years.

[@MatoJelic]

@@TSgitaar Thank you for your comment

[@zztop3137]

It would be interesting to see how many moves Magnus Carlsen would need to win over these old masters ......7, 11, 22 .... yes , if a time machine was available ---

[@beri4138]

I don't think he would win in the middlegame. He would trade down to a favorable endgame and win there with his greater technique.

[@razvantanasee5602]

Why not q to d6 taking a pond and q d3?is not a good one?👍👍👍

[@deoliveiragilson]

Complex

[@skakdosmer]

Perhaps Carl didn't win against Emanuel Lasker ... weil er ein schlechter Spieler war?

[@alexthefine]

Checkmate isn't serious as Mato says!