Jose Raul Capablanca vs Massimiliano Romi - Paris (1938)

[@osmanbakis4775]

😊 😊 😊 VERY NICE FANTASTIC SUPER CHESS GAME 😊 THANK YOU VERY MUCH 😊 😊 😊

[@ritwikgargchessworld]

Capablanca's games are what's known as sweet and simple!

[@BLVCK_white]

Robert Fischer's favorite players that he talked about so well are Paul Morphy and José Capablanca

[@santkumarpandey2652]

Nice one again❤❤ Love form India

[@richardfabrizio8998]

Made it look easy. W

[@michaele7797]

Very strong and beautyful game from Mr. Capablanca

[@rishikeshshetye7330]

Simple and beautiful game

[@ollibobochum4644]

...and me the real number one....

[@mushtaqahmad9161]

I am watching as No 1

[@justinnscanlon]

"A fine move" indeed. Pithy and occasionally droll. Thanks for your work from the USA!

[@historicalchessvideos8017]

You are welcome, thanks for watching.

[@GrandMoffTarkinsTeaDispenser]

Surgeon like.

[@Luckey900]

Another Capa "Clinic" .............

[@morinokirino-tc3dl]

sir i need more chess games between Tal vs fischer...in all of your videos only two games between them...

[@sachinkakodkar9856]

Capablanca, on account of his peculiar style, makes chess appear rather easy. He constructs a positionally superior position, introduces weaknesses in the enemy camp, and then bides his time before launching the final blow. Some games ... for instance, the one with Ragozin, or his last game with arch rival Alekine, could seem listless and abstruse to novices.

[@springrain1076]

G.G