Karpov Bests A Young Yasser Seirawan - Seirawan vs. Karpov, 1982

It's rare that the Soviets were out-prepared, but in a previous game against Yasser Seirawan, Anatoly Karpov found his preparation refuted over the chess board in fine fashion. In this game, he gets his vengeance, sacrificing first pawns, then a piece, then a rook to force a beautiful checkmating position! Don't miss what I consider one of the best rapid chess games ever played!
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[@mognuscarlson5393]

Karpov, instructive as always.

[@babithapraveen4980]

awesome sam

[@BREAKocean]

Great game!

[@momirradovic3694]

Sam, seen you in a video for the first time. Excellent commentary! Btw, Yaz and I had a debate after his "Nimzovich's ideas were all rubbish" during the Carlsen-Nakamura Oslo match and my Open letter to him, earlier in the year. He accepted the challenge, which was really quite unexpected and unique as no other GM would deal with a pawn, the Roarring Pawn at that. He earned all my respect with that gracious move (there are a few posts on our exchange on chess.com) Thanks again, Sam, for the great video!

[@momirradovic3694]

It wasn't about liking or not My System, it was about what is Older, Ideas or their implementation in Praxis? I think the answer, erm, is pretty clear. You took his side, but it seems pretty obvious who may have won the debate;)

[@user-ts2co4ov5h]

Great video.....But , every pawn move you say pawn to e4 or any other square, proper way is to say e4 or d4, just like notation in a game, imagine how many times you say pawn unnecessarily....You can save some time in every video. Keep up the good work