Iron Tigran's Impenetrable Defense Is A Myth Or Reality?

By going for Sicilian Scheveningen 9th World Chess Champion Tigran Petrosian sets up a very solid formation against which Philippine IM Rodolfo Tan Cardoso's Keres attack fails to create problems. In a very accurate way Petrosian is managing to put pressure on e4 square and once the pawn drops Petrosian gains advantage. Although White is managing to "invite' Petrosian to go for a king walk but that gives the game a unique and unforgettable taste! A game worth of seeing.
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Rodolfo Tan Cardoso vs Tigran Petrosian
4th Ruy Lopez Memorial (1975), Las Palmas ESP, Apr-??
Sicilian Defense: Scheveningen Variation. Keres Attack (B81)
1. e4 c5 2. Nf3 e6 3. d4 cxd4 4. Nxd4 Nf6 5. Nc3 d6 6. g4 a6
7. g5 Nfd7 8. h4 b5 9. Bg2 Bb7 10. h5 Nc6 11. a3 Rc8 12. Rh3
Nxd4 13. Qxd4 Rc4 14. Qe3 Be7 15. f4 e5 16. f5 h6 17. g6 fxg6
18. hxg6 Nf6 19. Bd2 Qa8 20. O-O-O Nxe4 21. Bxe4 Bxe4 22. b3
Rd4 23. f6 Bxf6 24. Re1 d5 25. Nxe4 Rxe4 26. Qc5 Rxe1+
27. Bxe1 Kd7 28. Bb4 Qc6 29. Qa7+ Ke6 30. Rg3 e4 31. Qf7+ Ke5
32. Rc3 Qe6 33. Rc7 Kf5 34. Rd7 Re8 35. Rd6 Qc8 36. Rxd5+ Kg4
37. Rd1 Qe6 38. Rg1+ Kh3 39. Qa7 e3 40. Qb7 Qe4 41. Qd7+ Re6
42. Qd1 e2 43. Qe1 Qe5 44. Rh1+ Kg4 45. Qg1+ Kf5 46. Qf2+ Kxg6
47. Rg1+ Kf7 48. Re1 Kg8 49. Kd2 Bg5+ 50. Kd3 Qd5+
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[@SurenAghabekyan]

6:37 by unpinning the bishop Black threatened Qb2+ followed by Bg5+ P.S. Here is another "insane Sicilian" by Petrosian: kzbin.info/www/bejne/hmOugGB6p912eM0

[@akiyama1907]

it would be batter to show an images for the players and thank you for your amazing work

[@roryvonbrutt7302]

I love it when I find games hidden, that I haven't seen before‼️®™️🔥🔥

[@jamesfinnegan6275]

Suren: Another fine video. Quick suggestion: You might want to add a slide or an animation of the chess board with only the black king, that illustrates Petrosian's entire king walk.

[@harshpatwardhan7624]

Q×f4+ is the winning move.

[@shivamkureel1838]

Qf4 followed by Rook h1

[@nacicinaa8652]

1.Qxf4 : 2.Rh1

[@dunstanjuniormapuma1832]

Thanks to you my chess keeps improving by the day

[@salvadormarchan1375]

For the puzzle....1) Qf4+; IF Kg1 then, Qxe3+; and Rh1++ or Qf2++ 2) Qf4+; IF Qxf4 or Qf2 or Qf3 then Rh1++

[@meldasusanto9681]

3 ways 1. Qf4 + Qf4, Rh1#. 2. Qf4 + Ke1, Rh1 + Bf1, Qf1#. 3. Qf4 + Kg1, Qe3 check + Kf1, Qf2# or Rh1#.

[@sathyansathyan2982]

First like and i like your voice!!!

[@jaroslavpors6559]

Q×f4+ 1.Q×f4 Rh1# 2.Bf3 (or any other moves) Q×e3

[@MoonBurn13]

Puzzle: 1...QxPch; and whatever move White makes he either loses his Queen (eg 2 NB3 or 2 BB3) or the game (if 2 QxQ then 2...RR8 mate).

[@zeinabibrahim2917]

This is like king hunt.

[@golovkinthebeast1224]

Next Petrosian vs samvel ter sahakyan

[@kinglear5952]

Qxf4+ I believe that this was a Keres-Petrosian game

[@unseenwarriors456]

Q × F4 FOLLOWED BY KE8,RH8,BF8,Q×F8#

[@jorgelenny47]

I dont think its forced mate. After Qxf4+ Bf3 and simply Qxe3

[@djsnake6724]

Jorgelenny47 you are right bro

[@DiRECs]

3:54 So... black was lucky then. A general mess by both players this game.

[@AroundTheW1]

Awesome

[@piyushhanda4603]

At 6:29 why did white not play Rh5+?

[@LuisJayanata]

Black plays Bg5 and no more counterplay for white

[@piyushhanda4603]

@@LuisJayanata I think Bd2 would be a good move. Certainly winning for white.

[@piyushhanda4603]

My bad Bd2 leads to checkmate in one with Qa1#

[@rohanghige]

QxF4

[@BakedPotatoYT1]

My fellow Filipino got wrecked by playing the wrong move. Understandable tho.

[@tanujasen3189]

Queen h1

[@larsenvillaranda5862]

queen takes pawn deflects white queen. if king g1 instead then rook h1+ is winning

[@borisstain1881]

Puzzle Queen f4

[@andyneilson8856]

Queen H1

[@borisstain1881]

Qxf4

[@hengchhunly]

Puzzle: Qxf4 check is winning, if White accept Queen sacrifice it'll checkmate by Rh1. There're several options for white to play after Black's Queen sacrifice however White will lose the Queen and the game by few more moves.