Capablanca Saga || The Conclusion!

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Richard Reti vs Jose Raul Capablanca
"Y'all Reti for This?" (game of the day Apr-08-2014)
Berlin (1928), Berlin GER, rd 14, Oct-29
Spanish Game: Morphy Defense. Modern Steinitz Defense Siesta Variation (C74)
1. e4 e5 2. Nf3 Nc6 3. Bb5 d6 4. c3 a6 5. Ba4 f5 6. d4 fe4 7. Ng5 ed4 8. Ne4 Nf6 9. Bg5 Be7 10. Qd4 b5 11. Nf6 gf6 12. Qd5 ba4 13. Bh6 Qd7 14. O-O Bb7 15. Bg7 O-O-O 16. Bh8 Ne5 17. Qd1 Bf3 18. gf3 Qh3
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Jose Raul Capablanca was regarded as a chess prodigy, yet his father wanted him to maintain the "even tenor of the average boy's way in his youth." Capablanca moved to the USA in 1904 to complete his education. However, he left Columbia University in 1910 without a degree and pursued a career in chess.[3] His first international success was his clear win (+8 -1 =14) over the former world championship challenger in Capablanca-Marshall (1909). After that, he was considered a worthy contender for the title of world champion, and reigning champion Emanuel Lasker commented "Capablanca has shown himself to be a great player."
Capablanca's admirers had suggested a title challenge as early as 1908. Even prior to his first European tournament, León Paredes had suggested to Lasker that he play a match with Capablanca, but Lasker declined. Capablanca himself remained cautious. The hype surrounding Capablanca made Lasker admit that the subject got "on his nerves." Capablanca made his international tournament debut at San Sebastian (1911). He unexpectedly won 1st prize, a result even he hadn't anticipated.[9] About seven months after this success, he challenged Lasker to a title match.]
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#SagaSuggestion The Karpov vs Kasparov rivalry during the 80's.

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Tal

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[@a.i.newton847]

The Capablanca saga was a perfect length. I learned so much about his approach to chess as he developed. I previously had a fixed in time idea of his style from a very small number of his classic games. That impression has changed now. SAGA:) I am still interested in Anand as he is a strong GM who analyses the game with clarity.

[@Nikkos98]

I heard that Anatoly Karpov had an incredible understanding on strategical ideas of chess, and I think that it could be very nice if you cover a Karpov saga, maybe starting with his carrier before becoming World Champion, and then showing the games he played for the World Championship matches against Garry Kasparov.

[@eccentrichorse11]

Use #SagaSuggestions

[@micahbarbee8636]

I agree, I've looked into several Karpov games and boy were they good.

[@johnpender358]

Could be, but Fischer would have spanked him.

[@rezashahmizad9585]

#sagasuggestions: Alekhine's Saga

[@Krivedko]

#saga the Kasparov saga, I think his rivarly against Karpov would be extremely interesting to watch!

[@barakap6230]

naa papa reti saga is butter

[@stopwritingthatreplyjohnat6638]

Garry Kasparov and Anatoly Karpov have 125 games. 121 of which are drawn

[@Zamppa86]

Kasparov-saga would be very interesting. Although Kasparov's games against Karpov have been covered pretty often in youtube so maybe less of that and more games where Kasparov defends his title. Kasparov had quite interesting attacking games against Short for example when he was already the World Champion.

[@romannosejob]

I'd actually prefer Karpov, I always think I learn more watching Karpov games than any other person. I'll never calculate like Kasparov but Karpov has so many positional ideas.

[@romannosejob]

@@MrSupernova111 I'd also be down with that, I believe Alekhine is someone chess coaches suggest you look at as he demonstrated lots of winning attacking moves with relatively simple ideas behind them

[@milklover2830]

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Antonio quit, so do I...I feel better.

[@Nicks721]

@@vladavasiljev Or didn't he...?

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[@asifkass]

Why he didn't join BBC? To much talking...

[@milklover2830]

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[@hadifromlebanon3812]

#saga Karpov. I know he’s not that into crazy chess but his calmness and long positional masterpieces are indeed priceless

[@MrHykru]

#SagaSuggestion Morphy Saga would be great.

[@krishnasykam7930]

Most of his games are novelties because of the weaker players on other side. He is a legend, but the opponents are not exactly ideal

[@MrHykru]

@@krishnasykam7930 I don't think that the majority of viewers in this channel is composed of strong players either. Grandmasters today can spot defensive resources that would nullify Morph's attacks, but, for beginners, it's a great chance to improve our vast knowledge. Besides this is not only a common chess channel. Agadmator always brings amazing stories about the players and the era that they lived. In this matter, probably there wouldn't be another player more interesting to know about than Morphy.

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[@subhodeeeep]

100th like! How are you feeling now that the Morphy saga is about to end?

[@rezashahmizad9585]

This was an amazing journey man!! One that really reignited my passion for chess and I started playing it again after almost 30 years. Tnx for what u do here in this channel and good luck🙏🏻🙏🏻👍👍

[@lawmsiamahlawndo4651]

Last time I was this early Ding had a lead in the tiebreaks

[@Mati-zc2ym]

Only sad reactions

[@coolbluelight72]

🤣🤣🤣

[@saiyaddanapudi9216]

Nobody liked that

[@syedtauheednabi2357]

@@saiyaddanapudi9216 148 people : Pathetic

[@Entropy825]

I loved the Capablanca saga. What an amazing experience to share that on this channel. Thank you!

[@yuristremel]

#suggestion Alekhine or Lasker's Saga! I would prefer to keep the sagas long as this one, because they cover many good games that don't receive the highlight they deserve. Also, for a shorter saga, a Diemer's series would be nice.

[@rickrick5041]

Yuri Stremel Who is Diemer?

[@yuristremel]

@@rickrick5041 Emil Joseph Diemer was a german chess master contemporary to Alekhine who dedicated his whole life to the Black-Diemer's gambit and it's variations. His remarkably sacrifice-everything-hyper-agressive style is what is most interesting about his chess. His attacks are very beautiful and he even won a game against Alekhine on a simul once.

[@rileyvonbevern4652]

I'm from the future and the Murphy saga is quite excellent too

[@maximemenard5266]

#SagaSuggestion: Alekhine's Saga. It would be logical to continue with a great player from the same time period of Capablanca! I also enjoyed the length of the Capablanca saga. I know a lot about him now and I think we would have forgotten details if the saga was shorter!

[@07aniketdeysarkar26]

#suggestion show games where Capa loses... #suggestion Alekhine saga. FEEL FREE TO MAKE IT A 'LONG' SAGA.... LOVE THEM ❤️❤️❤️

[@kavyanshagrawal5279]

He didn't loose a lot ,and if you mean against Lasker ,capa never lost a game in WCC against Lasker,but agad did show one game which Lasker won against capa ,in their second encounter

[@runval]

It's such a bizarre yet satisfying feeling to reach the end of this saga. It's hard to even process that it's over.

[@ArrancerLord]

#sagasuggestion I think an Alekhine saga would be amazing, it would be like making a sequel where the protagonist of the sequel finally meets the protagonist of the first story. At the end we will be rooting for both players in the world championship title match, because we will get to know Alekhine on a deeper level like we got to know Capablanca. It would be pretty cinematic. Especially if you could mention sometimes where Capablanca is at certain points of time, when Alekhine is having a crucial moments in his career. I think the length of the saga doesn't matter, we like all of your videos. And we have enough time.

[@royalemaster3713]

Alekhine was a nazi, so I don't think we'd be supporting him

[@francescopremsolidoro3858]

Use #sagasuggestion

[@francescopremsolidoro3858]

Or #Saga

[@francescopremsolidoro3858]

@@royalemaster3713 he also was a genius. And all of the 19th/18th century grandmaters probably were openly racist

[@ArrancerLord]

@Oissev Onos I understand, so we didn't really get to know the great champion who passed the torch to Capablanca you mean. A Lasker saga would be fine as well, the only problem that I could think of is that it would be an extremely long one.

[@kennethc4391]

#SagaSuggestion 1948 World Chess Championship, the tournament that decided the champion after Alekhine´s dead.

[@kratostv9366]

An alexander Alekhine would be really interesting considering that he never lost his title and that he beat capablanca. #Saga #suggestion #Sagasuggestion

[@MrNuggly]

He refuted every time capablanca tried to rematch him cause he was pretty scared he’d lost in it

[@fian21ful]

Despite losing the world championship to Alekhine, Capablanca still held an advantage in their overall head to head matches. It has been written that Alekhine avoided a rematch by one maneuver after another. Instead, he played against Max Euve and Efim Bogoljovow. Fine players but not in Capablanca's league.

[@xoxo94]

@@MrNugglylmaoo fkn pussy

[@HristoPetrofff]

Alekhin's #saga please ! He was one of the best players ever. An amazing attacker and a true chess genius! Now we witness engines like AlphaZero playing moves that Alekhine used to play almost hundred years ago !

[@gprashant8556]

Ya man next should be Alekhine saga....

[@manu-ox4fe]

I'm all for an Alekhine's Saga . But AlphaZero plays the great moves of all the great players that came before not only Alekhine. Very often Antonio mention that the computer agreed with Capa analisis.

[@gprashant8556]

And sometimes alpha zero plays a move that stockfish never recommends.... still manages to defeat it with ease...

[@HristoPetrofff]

@@manu-ox4fe You are right in what you are saying. However, I ment it a bit more specifically, but I didn't want to write a too long comment. Alekhine often would play h4,h5 or a5,a4 relatively early in the game. Attacking moves, considered risky today and not being played too often on a high level... However, with AlphaZero we see the same ideas bringing success even against calculating beasts like stockfish. After that I saw Carlsen also using similar ideas. (Maybe inspired by Alpha) And my point was - where was Alpha when hundred years ago Alekhine used to play those types of moves ? So ya, Alekhine was definitely a genius that the world should know more about.

[@Tech-vn1jv]

Hello, I'm Cuban, live in the States, thanks for the Saga, great job, loved it.

[@MrJoshie333_]

I'm actually kinda sad that the Capablanca saga is over :( I really enjoyed it!

[@ImGoneForever1]

Gosh, Im gonna miss "we will be back at the Capablanca saga" at the end of the videos :(

[@harrysharp3838]

Reti should have played the Reti Opening since Capablanca would have no knowledge of it...

[@panda4247]

That would not work. He had no knowledge ofvthe Marshall attack, and he refuted it over the board. Capa was a genius

[@suseesuez535]

Indeed, Reti played Reti opening against Capablanca in 1924 NY tournament, where he won the game against Capablanca which ended his 8 year legendary Streak.

[@mohammadaminsarabi6207]

Goodbye capa😭😭 miss you the goat of chess.

[@happyhourstogether6060]

This saga improved my endgames extremely I find this saga rich in endgame tactics

[@mridulshukla5527]

Game start at 14:01 😜

[@mehmetsen2522]

lol i thought it was a joke

[@ArthKryst]

#SagaSelection Alekhine Championship Saga

[@tom7]

I love the long player sagas!

[@inzamamulhaq6427]

#SagaSuggestion Alexander Alkaline , Please

[@pagliaci]

#sagasuggestion Alekhine would be my preference. Possibly Kasparov too. This Saga was great. It was kind of long but I learned a great deal. I really like covering the older players as it helps me understand the basics of the game. I would also suggest covering tournaments for shorter sagas. The portions of this one on the 1914 St. Petersburg tourney were spellbinding.

[@chefcardonalopez]

#sagasuggestion Alekhine saga please. In my personal opinion... Please make them as detailed as possible as this one from Capablanca. Loved it! Thanks Antonio!!!

[@bsinclair81]

A brilliant game to conclude a brilliant saga that I've watched over the past 2-3 months. Thanks a lot

[@gmpillo604]

#sagasuggestion Paul Morphy saga! You could use these resources: - Paul Morphy, The Pride And Sorrow Of Chess - Paul Morphy, A Modern Perspective

[@shivamchaurasia8152]

well well well

[@michaeltellurian825]

85 videos in the saga. I've watched and downloaded all of them. Great work and thanks!

[@triggerfs]

#SagaSuggestion Alekhine or Tal or Morphy.Alekhine should be interesting cause it could be the continuation of Capablanca story.Also chronologicaly is right

[@bruceleroy2113]

I found your channel a couple of weeks ago. I have now completed the Capablanca Saga. Thank you for putting out great content. I look forward to delving deeper in to your other Sagas and your channel.

[@mijoivanovic2508]

#suggestion Hey Agad. Since you have done this saga, my suggestion for the next one is Kasparov Saga. Especially the matches with Karpov, 1984 and 1985 championships. Not to mention his domination in the 90s and loss from Kramnik etc. That is a must cover saga.. Cheers..

[@krishnasykam7930]

@@MrSupernova111 oh my God,for the love of God shut up. Chess is not always about what's decisive,it's the quality of play. If you want only victories, go watch some other game.

[@mizofan]

My favourite player since i had my first chess set and book (with famous games over the years) in about 1970. Thank you so much for the saga. This is a marvellous channel.

[@user-uj2cq6rd8n]

do Alexander Alekhine saga next 😊 #suggestion

[@tele-marmotte]

Thanks for this great saga, I enjoyed it all. Especially the historical part was super interesting.

[@dhruvmistry3738]

#suggestion Kasparov saga plz. As being considered the greatest players by many . One who loves chess should always know who was the best at it .

[@avinashnayak7398]

Agadmator finally finds the book. Congratulations, Agad, 😎😎 You're an excellent finder of books and your girlfriend, on the other hand, might just be too jealous of you putting the video and enjoying the show of Capablanca Saga Conclusion Well done!

[@febriandwiputra7113]

#Sagasuggestion Alexander Alekhine's Saga

[@frosty6989]

This is a very nice birthday present for me! Thanks, Antonio! :)

[@676omchaitanya6]

#saga suggestion Wilhelm Steinitz and Alexander Alekhine

[@kashishmistry4804]

Thank you very much from bottom of my heart for covering 'THE GREAT CAPABLANCA' saga!🥂💛

[@felipemp93]

#suggestion I really like the idea you gave during this saga: Akita Rubinstein.

[@t-wein9224]

This has just been the best! I hope all sagas are long and comprehensive as this one has been. My vast knowledge has been greatly expanded and what enjoyable journey its been following the Cuban legend. I know agadmator will continue to bring us awesome videos no matter who the next saga is on. Thank you so much!

[@tasosgiot7038]

Last time I was this early, Fisher was still the world champion

[@goofyiest]

the long saga was perfectly appropriate. Sometimes players, sometimes tournaments, all good!!!!

[@OldmanNix]

My vast knowledge needs a book to finally be able to do the pauze challenges.

[@amexjam55]

Hi, Agadmator. I enjoyed this conclusion of the Capablanca saga with all the historical information. You should do more like this.

[@varadkousadikar9424]

Welcome back to the good stuff for the last time ;(

[@brbcrew9957]

varad kousadikar no

[@jonathanadams9399]

Perfect length to the saga! Been following you for a while and you just keep getting more and more polished! #sagasuggestion alekhine

[@FatvsWorld]

14:00 for anyone not interested in amazing commentary, but you should be.

[@willm9181]

Just finished watching the series after a few months, been amazing.

[@mohammadaminsarabi6207]

#suggestion quote Capablanca is the greatest of all time. "Mikhail botvinick"

[@mohammadaminsarabi6207]

@Oissev Onos alekhine is a coward who refused cpablanca cgallenge for championship after taking it from capa... also lasker was a champion in time there was no great challenger... as capa came and destroyed him... paul morphy, capa, fischer and kasparov are in another levels...

[@chitramaridi]

@@mohammadaminsarabi6207 Omg you dumbass, how can you not spell Botvinnik's name right?

[@krishnasykam7930]

@Oissev Onos I get your obsession with Lasker,but capablanca on a the whole is a very complete and solid player than Lasker. Is that even questionable

[@krishnasykam7930]

@@chitramaridi it's not a very easy name to spell. But you are so rude

[@roberthansen5727]

@Oissev Onos And Bent Larsen was a more successful tournament player than Bobby Fischer.

[@adamkonysz1269]

#SagaSuggestion I think that Alekhine saga would be the best continuation. It's chronological and also Alekhine played incredible games

[@yeeshusrivastava9651]

We should not judge Lasker at any cost. He will remain legend in chess world!

[@eduardocarvacho8097]

I don't think it's judging. But we can all get an idea of ​​the difficulties that were presented in the Capablanca process to the world championship (Capablanca wasn't the only one who had difficulties dealing with it). For the rest, however brilliant it may had been, it does not imply that it was a good person or at least someone easy to deal with.

[@Shockprowl]

You are the becoming the great chess historian of our internet times. Your research is impressive and your historical commentary is unbiased and enthusiastic.

[@idegas3120]

#sagasuggestion Alekhine i think this would be perfect.

[@krishnasykam7930]

Not that coward saga. He had no values

[@marvov6193]

Capablanca have new photo, nice! Congratz Agad, good and educational videos as always.

[@1badMucker]

Me: Hello grandma & grandpa, here is a link to the Capablanca series. G&G: .... Me: ... G&G: What's a link?

[@theotherside7504]

Thanks for bringing to us the Capablanca Saga. Am a lazy goose and it definitely has enriched my understanding of positional play so much more than self study actually.

[@ediw2246]

#suggestions Maybe Alekhine with great final match with Jose Raul Capablanca.?.

[@n20games52]

The drama of the Capablanca history just makes his life and times seem more interesting. Great little game, too.

[@abhinavgyawali3253]

#SagaSuggestion Karpov saga! And, we would love a deep positional analysis of his ideas. #Suggestion #Saga

[@groussac]

Temporarily losing stuff happens to me all the time. Wife's keys are the latest example. The process goes like this: --Did I throw it away, yes/no? --No. --It's got to be around here somewhere. --Don't blame the wife. --Keep looking. #Suggestion: an autographed copy of the give-away book. Also include a brief statement about where you found it. Great channel, Tony. We've passed from simply viewing chess games into friendship. We follow you because we like you, your dog, and your girl friend when she shows up from time to time. Cheers.

[@austindennis8797]

Can’t believe we’ve been watching this since January, it feels like it started yesterday. What a ride though!

[@sedfreyhebron466]

The good stuff 😭

[@pa2tea]

This channel has made me wish to go back in time and join the chess club of my school ! crazy, nobody used to watch the chess games from my school but now it feels like a wasted opportunity 10 years after...

[@tasosgiot7038]

#suggestion Alekhine saga

[@as795g]

#SagaSuggestion Alekhine's path to the chess throne, decline and rise.

[@jadalsayegh672]

#SagaSuggestion Alekhine's Saga is the best Saga to begin after capablanca's one

[@terrytartu]

I love this older stuff Thank you.

[@user-dc5kq5md6y]

How about.... #agadmatorsaga Telling your journey up until this point

[@haikumagician4363]

I'm excited to watch this series now. 83 videos sounds awesome

[@shyamdas6231]

#sagasuggestion Kasparov. Every saga should be a year long. In the long run, it will become a learning platform for new players.

[@jeesusmeesuss5247]

I enjoyed this video very much! I'm a regular Ruy Lopez player, and all moves Capa made, I loved, and would play myself assuming I'm not blundering a blitz game!

[@matteogauthier7750]

I am extremely curious as to where that book was

[@panda4247]

On h4

[@matteogauthier7750]

panda4247 one would indeed not keep books on h4

[@fluz8503]

Brilliant saga from capa and you! Thanks for this

[@luminamathavan8894]

#saga After some nice ENDGAME SKILLS, let's learn some nice DEFENSIVE SKILLS , so PETROSIAN SAGA...

[@StevenStJohn-kj9eb]

I think there is a good chance I watched 85/85 Capablanca saga videos. I'm feeling like a very excellent subscriber today!

[@igort3300]

#sagasugestion Akiba Rubinstein! I would love to see his games and also get more knowledge about his life :))

[@yungt220]

Keep up the good work Antonio!!👍👍

[@capablanca4095]

#SagaSuggestion Anatoly Karpov's strategical ideas and positional prowess is definitely very interesting to watch.

[@gustavttt4148]

thanks for turning me on chess again, agad. your channel is one of the greatest. looking forward for this capablanca book!

[@deb1847]

#sagasuggestion Emmanuel lasker Leonid stein Emil joseph diemer Karpov

[@lancehunter3821]

#saga Please please please, continue this fascinating history of chess by seguing into the Alexander Alekhine saga and continuing on! Great information on these legendary players and analysis of their games. Thank you!

[@daniloburic3980]

#suggestion Grischuk - Artemiev, Speed Chess Championship

[@petewest3122]

Neither played particularly well in 5+1 and 3+1, and the bullet section was completely one-sided.

[@stevenwisdom5059]

#saga suggestion Alexander Alekhine.

[@stateofdecay2210]

The Legends say: " those who subscribe and like are better chess players"

[@klevialushi571]

ahahahahhaahaah true

[@samuelairadion8991]

#SagaSuggestions. Alekhine Saga will be the perfect continuation to the Story.

[@AlwaysAudacity]

#sagasuggestion Karpov: A New Hope(for the USSR)

[@mohamednasser5775]

#Saga Pre-enginge sagas are preffered! Excellent work Agad!

[@ElRyzzlife]

#SagaSugestion Garry kasparov Saga, from the begging to the mach against Karpov.... and make it long :)

[@BasicLand-Swamp]

Damn! Blaming the weather, an illness for a loss is so sad 😞 For every losing game, a stomach ache. For every winning game, inspiration.

[@miroslavkolarov484]

Who disliked? WHO? I WANT A NAME

[@Noxopoker]

noia

[@NavinBetamax]

and....when you find him/her , bring that person to the parking lot behind this building ( I will be waiting with a baseball bat and a jockey stick - one for me and the other for you !!!).....Lol !

[@kasra9439]

Some people just want to see the world burn

[@antostar3112]

Miroslav Kolarov Peter Svidler

[@ilannevo7388]

Hes sad the saga ended