Capablanca teaches Tartakower about king & rook synergy

[@talljack6861]

Jerry, I LOVE your analysis. I've always loved this game, but never understood why White played his rook back to e1. You always seem to explain the moves I wasn't getting, and you use your time efficiently. Keep up the great work.

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Hi Jerry, from everyone.

[@okiejoetex]

What a brilliant display by Capablanca. This was a wonder game to showcase and break down. Thanks, Jerry. :)

[@Spudge]

First time i ever got the right answer when you ask for the next move! Feelsgoodman!

[@gregoriysharapov1936]

Zach Shepherd Great job! I am learning slowly too.

[@damnnits]

I thought it was Ke2, not because of the meme though, it seemed like a good position to defend the pawns

[@ernestoruiseco4021]

Wow. A MASTERPIECE.ONLY CAPABLANCA.. ITS SO SIMPLE BUT AT THE SAME TIME SO DEEP AND ACCURATE THAT ANYBODY COULD SEE WHICH WAS HIS PLAN BUT NOBODY COULD HAVE PREVENTED.HE HAS TAUGHT EVERYBODY HOW TO PLAY CHESS AFTER HIM

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THATS TRUELY EXITING YEAH LETS WRITE EVERYTHING IN CAPS :D

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@@AgnaktoreXyou can’t even spell correctly, leave the man alone

[@terandrefoster3829]

Wow what a brilliancy, this is a great analysis which shows the utterly brilliant minds of true Grandmasters. Awesome video, one of Capa's greatest, I've never seen such a "Royal Rook" in all my time 🥂🔥🔥

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[@howardking3601]

I appreciate your complete analysis without excessive commentary on all the optional play. Keep up the good work!

[@Narrowcros]

Capalanca endgame and overall stratigic play is well known and regarded even to this day, good to see a game by him.

[@staypositive4358]

Beautiful game! I'm currently reading "Capablanca's Best Chess Endings" and this is one of the games in the book. I wish I would have read this book years ago as I never fully understood why Capablanca is revered as one of the best players in the history of the game. From a very young age he developed the ability to simplify winning positions and convert them to wins. I say developed but he truly mastered his abilities by the time he was a young adult. Had I read this book years ago I would probably be rated 200+ points higher today as I could have use Capablanca's endgames as blueprint for my own endgames and a jumping board for further development. As always, great analysis from Jerry. Cheers!

[@ricdaguiar]

Great video, many lessons, thank you, Jerry.

[@precioustreasures6045]

As always very instructive lecture

[@Adam-hj1hc]

Thanks for the video Jerry! I saw Kg3, but wasn't sure about it. Then again... the King is just as much of an attacker as the other pieces in the end game. Very nice play by Capa. I'm still learning, and this was a very educational game. Cheers!

[@BeerdyBruceLeeCentral]

Capablanca is my all time favorite chess player. Thanks for this analysis.

[@ChessNetwork]

I enjoy his games too. :)

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perrymkwii nah it can also be favorite also can say color instead of colour or center instead of center (american english)

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Capablanca and Murphy.

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A nice Capablanca analysis on my birthday. Thanks, Jerry. Lots of love

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[@brasilacosta]

Nice explanation Jerry. Thanks!

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Thank you

[@hillsideonly]

Amazing endgame from Senor Capablanca

[@Tulio_Fonseca]

Great video Jerry! I'm quite glad I found Kg3 there. I love Capablanca's style, but had not seen this game yet.

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Yeah.. way to go, Jerry! Keeping us entertained like that..

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Hi Jerry, this was very instructive, much appreciated.

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Thanks!

[@mrmarkstv6585]

Please analize Capablanca vs Alekhine world chess championship 1927

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Mr Marks TV Oh yesss

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It would be cool but witch game exactly

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Mr Marks TV I think first or the last game would be enough

[@staypositive4358]

We don't want to see Capablanca lose. :-/

[@Memorex996]

I've seen this game in so many books, it's just fantasticly done by Capablanca

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Good analysis, Chess Network.

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Lovely video!

[@gsp_admirador]

Thank you Jerry

[@anonymous-yq8mr]

Can u please make a video about rook vs 3 pawns endgame I have searched everywhere and no results. Hope u will help me out

[@looinrims]

anonymous 1997 theoretically it seems you’d want to have your king behind the head pawnwith the two supports next to it, and try to get one promoted before the king and rook get together and take the supports

[@PhilomathBret]

R, 3P, and 2 kings is 6 pieces so there is a tablebase on that. You can enter it into the free endgame tablebase on shredderchess.com and it will show you how to play every position perfectly. Not that that endgame is one of the best to learn if you're trying to improve. For that, I recommend Silman's Complete Endgame Course.

[@Narrowcros]

I studied it with an engine once, even against 4 pawns ( it depends how advanced and connected the pawns are, also king position plays a role) if the pawns are in the enimies position it can get dangrous, otherwise the Rook is just too fast for the pawns.

[@anonymous-yq8mr]

Guys suggest me a engine for learning chess im using deep fritz trial version

[@auffff779]

+, at 13:24 it is not obvious how to win for white against connected 4 pawns and king

[@ashoksafaya5397]

Feeling it to be similar to Magnus Caruanna 2018 game watched in the morning.Thanks.

[@markhughes7927]

0:59 Can you distinguish the essence of Morphy from the essence of Capablanca?

[@maxpheby7287]

I still say that Capablanca was the strongest player ever and my favourite. There was a study done a while ago with engines that showed Capablanca to be the player that played the most correct chess however you have to take into account the competition he had and his style. But still easily top 5 of all time.

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[@FirstNameLastName-tc2ok]

at 10:40 why not Kg4 Rxc3 Bxf5 gxf5 Kxf5 - it seems better to just position the king to recapture the pawn before capturing the knight

[@FirstNameLastName-tc2ok]

Maybe because white needed to keep black's f pawn on the board in order to eventually block the white king from checks when on the f6 square?

[@0DarkTime0]

Whats the downside to pushing the white king forward to F7 @ 14:17 ?

[@coolio4695]

Black can reply with Rg8 threatening Rg7+ skewering the rook, and if white plays Re7 protecting the rook then black can trade and wing the g6 pawn next, creating what I think is a drawn king and pawn endgame. This forces the white king back to f6 after Rg8 and is just wastes a move. the game move is more productive. But hey, that's me analysing, and I'm only rated like 1700

[@0DarkTime0]

coolio4695 thanks man, still learning here too =)

[@berglh]

@coolio4695 @Temsik I had the same thought but @ 17:30. I would have thought the KF7 at this point would be checkmate and that the Rook is actually too late to defend which may be why that idea doesn't actually defend well? I am not even rated so you know, just thought about that example as not being very robust to circumvent the king + rook co-ordination if I'm understanding it correctly. I'd appreciate an explanation here thanks!

[@LenLen175]

Thnx for this game The Great Jerry

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I love your tutorials!

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Thanks!😎

[@therealrucleshe7662]

move 37, can someone explain why not Rook to D7?

[@veogamer7904]

very nice game

[@RyanEmmett]

A great video about a great game! This is my favourite game from Chernev's book "Capablanca's Best Chess Endings".

[@ChessNetwork]

Thank you Ryan. I appreciate that. It’s a gem...many books probably have it. 👍🏼

[@staypositive4358]

I'm reading the same book and just came across this particular game. I couldn't wait to see some analysis on the game and kicked back a little until I go through the actual game in the book. I can't wait to go back to the book (tomorrow) and continue with the rest of the games.

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You better follow the Dutch rules. -GM Varuzhan Akobian.

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[@lukecash3500]

I wonder what's the problem with playing king to g4 before the bishop and knight are exchanged. Doesn't this allow the king to get deep into black's camp even earlier and have an easier time maintaining connected passed pawns?

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[@frooshante]

"straightforward" is probably a better word than "simplistic", yes?

[@gregoriysharapov1936]

Somewhere in the middepart of the video, I saw that the white bishop could check the king. Is that a weak point? I ask this as a beginner to chess.

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Wait till Jerry brings Tom. Then the fun will begin

[@Fanchen]

savage title lol

[@mratkovich]

Move 14, why didn’t white play d6?

[@dhruvchawla3313]

Well played capablanca

[@markhughes7927]

16:22 Yes that was excessively nifty - genius baseball level strategy…!

[@michaelferguson8438]

Excellent KP endgame

[@anthonyfrantz884]

what a game !!

[@johnnyzee383]

There can only be a brilliancy when there is a corresponding mistake by the opponent.

[@Tinybabyfishy]

More often than not I get the right moves or the right plans when you give pop quizzes, Jerry. Nonetheless, I'm still rated below 1500. I think I need a master to set the position up for me and then say "here, there's a win, find it." ...if only.

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Got some snacks, let's watch!

[@peril203]

what is G Eazy doing on the screen of the video?

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THis is better than xvideos

[@asafalupez4211]

Why does Capablanca look like G ez

[@jackattack20000]

There was an additional pawn move in there that was better.

[@ninesrodriguez6641]

So what is gonna happen if Tartakover would play a6, b5, etc. Will Capablanka lose in this case?

[@ΛεωνιδαςΒουτσας]

Nines Rodrigez probably this is a balanced endgame because both sides have the same amount of pawns and quality pawns

[@MrFrak0207]

Hey Jerry I love all your videos and livestreams But I think many would be thankful if you'd invest some money in a new microphone There are always crackling noises when you're recording or livestreaming while you're not talking It's not a big issue, just a feedback from me :) Greetings from Austria

[@ChessNetwork]

Can you provide timestamp examples of the crackles you're speaking of from this video? How long have you been experiencing these issues?

[@MrFrak0207]

ChessNetwork timestamp is basically 0:00 until the outro comes in , it's there all the time but when you're talking, your voice is just louder than the noise. You might only notice it with headphones, because I always hear it and I always watch with headphones And no, it's not possible that it's my headphones that produce that noise, I use many different headphones and I never hear this on other videos or livestreams, but always on yours. So it must either be your microphone or something about your audio settings / mastering. Hope that helps

[@MrFrak0207]

Okay I just checked on an older video, from 2016 and it seems like you're using a different microphone there because of the quality of your voice But the crackling is also there So it must be the audio settings in the recording software you're using. I assume you use the same now as 2 years ago?

[@ChessNetwork]

Thank you for the detailed feedback. I’ll look into it. There are many variables so it’s not so easy to pinpoint.

[@MrFrak0207]

ChessNetwork I hope I was helpful and I hope you know what crackling I'm talking about

[@eldoreschess2428]

Capablanca is amazing I mean he destroyed the MArshall Gambit on first play. The gambit still used even tho the first time MArshall lost!

[@velo_GG]

not sure why black got rid of that beautiful light square bish

[@shyamdas6231]

velo exactly my question.

[@FirstNameLastName-tc2ok]

it was a great blockader of white's kingside majority, and it wouldn't have been easy to target g6

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Hi Jerry.

[@Pacalolo04]

Great choice! This is one of my favorite endgames; and you were on the money with the analysis. Be careful with the pronunciation of Tartakower though. It is pronounced TARTAKOVER. Don't pronounce it as the last part of the word "tOWER," but rather as the vehicle brand Land ROVER. Or just as you would pronounce the word "cover": TARTA-COVER.

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I hate how Capablanca makes it look so easy.

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[@AriAllenby]

So Tartakover could reverse the outcome with a6 move?!