GM Alexander Morozevich Top 10 Amazing Chess Sacrifices!

[@kingscrusher]

GM Alexander #Morozevich Top 10 #Chess Sacrifices! All likes, comments, questions etc appreciated. Cheers, K

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[@kingscrusher]

According to Wiki regarding Alexander Morozevich: "His first win in an international tournament was in 1994, when at the age of 17 he won the Lloyds Bank tournament in London with a 9½ out of 10 score. In 1994 he also won the Pamplona tournament, a victory he repeated in 1998.". I remember this Lloyds bank masters in London :)

[@10coolfacts]

That first game is such a beautiful mate!

[@clecklass]

The last example was the best - the way he piled on the pressure by taking on h7 - beautiful. This is a very enjoyable series on sacrifices.

[@herzwatithink9289]

If there is a modern-day Mikhail Tal, it must be Alexander Morozevich!

[@chantecaesar1448]

Thanks KC I like your Commentary :)

[@kingscrusher]

Cheers!

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[@Lightysword]

Loved this one! And I'm really looking forward to the Svidler selection :)

[@kingscrusher]

Many thanks :)

[@Isaiah_McIntosh]

i am so happy watching tthis now i was able to find all of the initial moves for every puzzle and the follow up except for the double queen madness game missed the queening idea

[@kingscrusher]

Well done! Cheers, K

[@TIMS3O]

I love these videos

[@kingscrusher]

Many thanks :)

[@bruno1m2m3]

another great video from kc.

[@Narrowcros]

Morozevich is great with the rooks, some of the great GM's tent to favor certain pieces

[@kingscrusher]

Yes I think so :)

[@arejay9509]

LOL I spend 10 minutes looking at the position at 14:30 and black's pawn is on the wrong square.

[@adolphohenrique402]

Moro is my favorite GM. Hingscrusher why Carlsen usually lost to him?

[@Herkull14]

One fine video

[@kingscrusher]

Many thanks!

[@scottpi729]

In the final game, instead of Bxg7+, why doesn't White just take Bxh7+? Then KxB. Rxg7+. Kh8/6 and white plays Rd1, threatening mate on Rh1 next move? If Bh3, then R(1)f1, followed by B+ and mating. What am I missing? If instead kh8, then Rxg7, threatening R(g)xf7. So, Bxh7 can mate whether black takes the B or no . . .

[@themanwithnoname3145]

Why didn't he eat the bishop with Queen from h4 to f4? If mozoroveich would have gone to h8 King goes from g8 to h8 eating his queen in h8 the rook on d8 eats black rook on f8 while black queen from f4 eats white rook on f8, that would prevent putting queen from c3 to h8 and maybe the game could have been a lot different

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[@vishandteja]

Hi KC, superb analysis of the game. I hope you will reply in sometime.

[@TheSLK66]

,The true heir of Mikhail Tal.