Alexander Alekhine's Amazing Alekhine's Defense

[@lukemarks3281]

The ending of the last game was just evil

[@BREAKocean]

They had a famous rivalry. They did not like each other at all

[@TomJones-tx7pb]

That's what I was thinking. There is no way Alekhine missed the mate. He just took the knight to say "You should have resigned by now, if you play on I will just torture you."

[@sampleoffers1978]

@@BREAKocean The game gives tormenting impression lol.

[@BREAKocean]

@@sampleoffers1978 As it should. Just be glad you were there to bear witness instead of obeing on the opposite end of it

[@sampleoffers1978]

@@BREAKocean It's called "game of gentlemen" otherwise it would devolve into stalemate first opportunity, so Idk that it has to specifically be anything. It is expression though.

[@kosannminn1778]

You always explain moves with behind ideas which very clearly to understand. Very good presentation skill. Thank you.

[@icarod.1238]

Man your vídeos are sooo good thanks for the content

[@Eobard_Thawne123]

This is the opening I was waiting for thanks man

[@Skymaaan]

Its like if you are from Scandinavia you play Scandinavian defense, and if your last name happens to be Alekhin you have to play Alekhins defense 👍🏻

[@georgechue9045]

Scots game breaks the rule. Scottish game should be called. Is the Ukrainian defense a game?? Just asking. It would be a great reply to the Gruenfeld Russian systems!

[@chujwie4028]

that’s why i play the polish opening, plus it’s fun

[@rossdahboss1]

Im German but I play the Italian

[@joeaquilino19]

​@rossdahboss1 we are all Italian in the beginning of our chess journey

[@strongestunited]

beautiful game with clear & calm analysis…

[@carltaft3016]

I like this video because it's a great way to respond to e4. This is just fantastic chess.

[@tomtoss2463]

Sammy, this is the best analysis of chess I have ever seen. Usually other analysts will digress by bringing up other games such that if black plays this then white plays that. It becomes a mess. Rather we should think in simple terms of what is the best move in the given position. Now if only I could think like Alekhine!

[@ayeq6104]

25:00 to end🎉 nice complicated game mode

[@mcronrn]

On the Mustreader podcast, Danya N talks about playing the Alekhine and trying to compete w Magnus, Naka!

[@raphaelzrihen9607]

Amazing game. Thanks and keep up the good work. Loved all about this video.

[@KlausToth]

Thank you to feature the great Aljechin, whose 100 best games are one of the most beautiful chess books ever compiled.

[@cecilkhawula7880]

Hi Sammy, your analysis is very informative and in a short while it has improved my thinking around move selection. How do you prepare your analysis? I would really like to learn in order to improve my chess. Thanks

[@mokshyachathuranga]

Keep up the good work!

[@sampleoffers1978]

Game three shows how with sound opening even tactical inefficiency is very entertaining because maybe he knows exchange path but he knows board either way.

[@Grandcapi]

Great games.

[@joeaquilino19]

Could have Sargent played Queen D7 ?

[@Lotuschessofficial]

Hiiiiii 😁as the first to comment I would like you to make a video on blumfeld😁💯💯

[@lukemarks3281]

Grunfeld?

[@pablocortes1575]

Nice game by Eddie Nketiah

[@Kevin-p2l5b]

Okay.😮😢

[@chrisolson2846]

I thought his name was alek-kine

[@KF1]

I never found black's winning combination because that's when the ad interrupted. Your vids are good but the ads ruin the experience. I'm out

[@massivejuicer1635]

You don’t need to announce your departure bro 😭😂

[@lukacalov1988]

Its aljehin not aljohin btw

[@علیرضارزوان]

دقیقا اینجا دوستان پی میبرن بابی فیشر افسانه‌ای کی بوده که آنقدر می‌گفته همه می‌خندیدن حتی هیکارو مسخرش می‌کنه درصورتیکه واقعا درست میگه همه دنبال مساوی هستن ،اما فیشر هرکاری میکرد که بازی مساوی نشه حتی حرکت مشکوک میکرد اما باز بازی میبرد اما بازیکنان جدید واقعا کسل کننده شدن ،شطرنج ینی خلاقیت