How did Lasker become the World Champion | Emanuel Lasker vs Wilhelm Steinitz Steinitz: rd 7

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Wat a battle, both of these guys are Great Players, and they are my Top Favorite Players of All Time.. Thanks Mato Your the best

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Thank you Mato for this exciting game! I really love this games played by the old masters.

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Very interesting game, old games are more interesting than modern book moves....😊👍thank u matho sir for wonderful presentation😊👍

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Very instructive game

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The checking moves of the black king are fantastic!

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[@lajos-berenyi]

Lasker was word champion for 27 years and that is the longest reign of the chess history, but only if we consider the offical word championship title. Steinitz was officially only for 8 years word champion (1886-1894), but unofficially from 1866, when he defeted Anderssen, so he was the best player in the word for 28 years, even 1 years longer than Lasker!

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Oissev Onos yes, obviusly, I fix it.

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please do analysis - Leonid Stein Vs Vladimir Mikhailovich Liberzon [Event "Yerevan"] [Site "Yerevan URS"] [Date "1965.09.20"] [EventDate "1965.09.17"] [Round "4"]

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That was a lovely game. I will uploaded it soon

[@skakdosmer]

Maybe Steinitz wasn’t in good health. But as Amos Burn humorously said, “I have never beaten a well player”.

[@giriiyer3968]

I believe it was tartakower who said that he had not defeated a player who was in good health at that time.

[@skakdosmer]

@@giriiyer3968 I read in a book that it was Burn. So probably they both said it, but Amos Burn was older, so maybe he said it first? (But who cares?) There are also several players (Fischer and Lasker for example) who are quoted for saying that if you see a good move, you should look for a better one. Good quotes are often reused. As Albert Einstein said, the secret of being thought to be creative is not to reveal your sources.

[@giriiyer3968]

@@skakdosmer heh,heh.well said and the Einstein one was even better. Thks.if you say it is Burn,then I stand corrected. But I read somewhere attributing it to tartakower.

[@alexanderharveyconrad2409]

Man, Lasker went full Morphy on Steinitz. An awesome game, for sure.

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Mato At 3:36 after f7xg6 you said black is ok. Next by white 1. RXf8+ ...Qxf8 2.Qxe3 Black loses a rook am I missing something?

[@manusiahmad]

Rxf8+... Kxf8 and black is owkhey

[@Mariosergio61]

Steinitz struggled bravely, but his advanced age and the strong game of Lasker was to much for him.

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93rd..!!

[@postmasterpez]

I would never bet against a 34 year old against a 58 old in a chess world championship match. With that sad I still think Lasker is a greater champion than Steinitz and would have won even without the large agegap. But who would tell?

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King safety first

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Where is Ossiev Onos

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