Emory Tate's Immortal Game

About Master Chess Theatre:
Master Chess Theatre is a weekly introspection on awe inspiring games of chess. This week's episode features a game played between Emory Tate and Leonid Yudasin from 1997.
Follow along with the game by going to the blog post: dailychessmusings.com/2020/07...
Emory was a very dear friend of mine and I consider it an honor to have the very first episode of Master Chess Theatre dedicated to him. We spoke of making this series before he died in 2015. I regret that I never had the time to do it before now.
To get your copy of the book by Daaim Shabazz used in this video
"Triple Exclam!!! The Life and Games of Emory Tate, Chess Warrior"
go to: www.thechessdrum.net/
For analysis of other inspiring Emory Tate games check out my other blog posts:
dailychessmusings.com/2019/01/...
dailychessmusings.com/2017/08/...
dailychessmusings.com/2015/12/...
dailychessmusings.com/2015/11/...
dailychessmusings.com/2015/09/...
dailychessmusings.com/2015/05/...
dailychessmusings.com/2014/07/...
For more information on this series please visit:
Blog: dailychessmusings.com/
Channel: kzbin.info/door/N09...
Playlist: kzbin.info/door/N09...
All the chess pictures in this into were found on: www.chess.com/forum/view/comm...

[@bilalkhares9337]

Who else is here because of Andrew?

[@joeystout3214]

Yes

[@DaPopeOfDope101]

1:16 little did we knew that those two young men would take over the world in a few years

[@americanstylelandsca]

I had the pleasure of hanging out with Emory Tate a few times. He was quite a character. Great player! Excellent video here! Tate sure did see deeply into the game

[@Jayfordy]

What a beautiful channel you here....great work

[@chops4986]

What a game

[@matejskaper]

Amazing

[@AlexAlcyone]

Wow..

[@danielpankhurst3195]

Great game!

[@marlowkaplan3584]

What do we the call the father of 2 top G's ?

[@baiihai1531]

GG

[@thevassinator]

Giga G

[@ViciousCuts]

OG - Original G

[@kalvinversetheworld]

Highest G

[@garlapse4043]

Saint G

[@Dan-ul1hd]

what a game

[@rohancossement5180]

i have a question you said after staring at the board for hal an hour was this really half an hour or was this not litterly half an hour

[@zeeshaanali275]

Emory was a chengis khan in chess

[@statsquo]

Exclaim or exclam?

[@andreg3861]

Nice

[@RobPalmer454]

He’s worse in so many of these variations. Not sure how he managed to win this

[@mychessvideos61]

He is one of the most overrated players in chess history

[@twatsone6030]

Need more meat with your claim lol you’re just hating rn we need more reasons.

[@mychessvideos61]

@Oliwier Nowicki I couldn't care less what Ben Finegold has to say.

[@mychessvideos61]

@Oliwier Nowicki You aren't Ben Finegold. I replied to you not Ben Finegold.

[@mosesgg3223]

how?

[@mychessvideos61]

@@mosesgg3223 He is talked about, isn't he? The fact that he is talked about frequently by top chess players is proof that he is overrated. The mans rating peaked at 2400( fide) in the 2000s, and his rating was in the 2300s for most of his career. An average 2300 player dies almost completely unknown by the chess community. An average 2300 is definitely not talked about as a chess genius. The only reason this man is hyped up so much is because he is black. There is zero other reason.