Alekhine vs Hugo Maderna La Plata 1926

[@markbutler6788]

Alekhine allows his opponents a comfortable opening, and then steals their soul before they get too happy. Brutal, beautiful chess.

[@locutusdborg126]

Well said.

[@Azkadaz]

What I find beautiful about that ending variation is that the Black King and Queen are in their starting positions when the King is checkmated... almost as if they got slaughtered on their thrones!

[@khalidabuwarda8585]

Yes! it's quite poetic

[@agus.90]

I live in La Plata!!can't believe Alekhine played here!thanks for the video Mato

[@Draalo]

Wow, Ng6 was the first one comes to mind in a 10th second. Just because it blocks and pawn file openig was bad on both sides. In a real game i would thought it through well, but this time i stopped only for 2s then i was sure its Ng6. You teached me well Mato, thx :)

[@KING77818]

Why he is the best in chess analyzation ? Keep The Good Work Up

[@happyjay]

amazing... Other defences after the killah move are exciting too.

[@LJLMETAL]

Great game, Mato! I love how Alekhine makes his attacks look simple

[@locutusdborg126]

Actually, Mato makes them look simple. He deserves the credit, it is what distinguishes him as a teacher.

[@alxmetro]

Great video! Thank you Mato

[@dishil1]

Killer Move is Deficult to guess. .. when I saw it..I was like...:-@. Thanks Mato...:) #TrueFan. . Mato...! Can u Post Game Of Paul Morphy. ..

[@luismattosinho]

hey mato, could you lecture the Korchnoi X Mecking 1974 candidates match? By the way, excellent video =D

[@fporretto]

That matured a bit like a Modern Dragon Sicilian, except that Black had no Queenside counterplay to offset White's Kingside attack.

[@The12963]

Действительно фантазия Алехина была огромной!!

[@The12963]

***** Знаю приятель,но для такого огромного количества совершенно разных комбинаций в тысячах партий нужна большая фантазия - творческое мышление на уровне большого гения.

[@The12963]

***** Мы говорим одно и то же))

[@hakangencer2409]

thanks for the video

[@kevinbyrne4538]

A very instructive attack on a castled king.

[@Czesiek1101]

First time i know all plan after little bit over one minute. But even so, still loking for my jaw on the floor ;)

[@baxterbrown8088]

Is taking on g6 with the Knight or hxg6 better for black's 24th move?

[@iwanabana]

after knight takes, white pawn takes knight, pawn on f has to take, white queen takes pawn on h7 for checkmate.

[@anthonyivanaglugubjr.2645]

Maybe of Many Old Chess Games Records can Tell Who and Where Chess Game Invented?

[@AtomicGuardian]

4:37 Why not queen takes pawn?

[@Sickman1717]

Dropping a knight. Not a good position.

[@darkog8153]

Mato overplayed it a bit. I saw that same thing. In reality game doesnt go so far. After last move Kg6 there is no defence on checkmate with Queen on g7. If any pawn or knight takes on g6, pawn takes on g6 and game over.

[@v.gopalakrishnan350]

Alekhine, the genius, thrills!

[@gerardfeisvuc1241]

beautyfull game, a lot of simplicity in alekhine's mind...also mine, to fail xD ...

[@fisheatinweasel]

:D Found it 3, commited in 18 :)

[@anthonyivanaglugubjr.2645]

Any Phillipine GM Eugene Torre Rook Games in Your Records Could Find Brilliance?

[@joegaster34]

I found the killa move Mato!!

[@peterbago4574]

Me too. It is like the only possible move to continue attack. Either that or resign. Mato I love how you started to move the knight in the other direction first:)

[@oscarbetancourt6628]

damn alekhine vs keres would have been a great match.

[@vishalchavda3663]

No... :(

[@bakersaba6968]

knight to E.7 is also wining

[@ziadalshaer9069]

Check...Mato.

[@youssefhabib4156]

First comment

[@wajdyalnaserallah334]

I think Rook d6 is also winning

[@darkog8153]

Mato overplayed it a bit. In reality game doesnt go so far. After last move Kg6 there is no defence on checkmate with Queen on g7. If any pawn or knight takes on g6, pawn takes on g6 and game over.