Mikhail Tal's Rules To Brutally ATTACK Your Opponents!

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[@MislavIvkovic-sx8vd]

With all respect you cant analize Tall imposible

[@Karthikeyan_007SK]

Sir , can you teach me personally.

[@davisuehara3528]

I try my best to play like Tal. He's my favorite player since I discovered KZbin. I used to play normal classical chess, but I found Tal's attacking style brilliantly ridiculous.

[@grsharkgamer2249]

Exact same situation I started looking into tals playing style and 2 days later i got my first brilliant move

[@Ebobster]

Dear GM Smirnov I’m a fan of yours & really enjoy your videos. This game by Tal is an instructive example of how Tal mobilizes his pieces & locks in on weaknesses in his opponent’s camp, using relentless tactics. Could you please do more videos on the games of Tal? Thank you!

[@Oj2roman]

You got the most useful chess content. +350 ELO in the last 90 days. Watching mainly your videos. Keep up the great work

[@heisenberg3778]

Daniel Naroditsky as well

[@timothymccoy1569]

What else were you doing to improve?

[@Bruce060]

Bottom line is noticing the positional weaknesses. Thanks a bunch! 😊

[@Puschit1]

Whowudhavthought

[@Radrook353]

The ability of visualizing complex positions and their various tactical ramifications requires a certain type of natural ability that most chess players find very difficult to acquire despite the intense training they employ.

[@BobTaile]

It is amazing how in chess you can be pretty much pinned down and ready to resign but make one last possible move and your opponent makes a small error and you can end up winning!

[@ВалерийТарасенков-п1и]

Thanks to the Author for a very interesting and informative video review of the beautiful game of the chess classic Mikhail Tal.

[@vatsalsr3029]

TAL one of the very greatest

[@Jmasta7]

Thank you Igor, great video and I always learn from your chess content. Lots of amazing tactics in this one and it is clear I need to continue practicing puzzles every day to spot these types of things.

[@GMIgorSmirnov]

Glad it was helpful!

[@Versutus]

the "getting ready for the next game" comment was so beautiful i love you

[@paulosantorops]

Great stuff! Please bring us more full game analysis like this one!

[@cloudofpk5904]

As usual I liked your commentary (which has a mix of real chess knowledge and humour ) and Tal's creative attack! - thanks again.

[@Uli4Munich]

Really interesting how all the pins work together 👍

[@GMIgorSmirnov]

Thanks 👍

[@benjaminramos9793]

Tal is brilliant. Very exciting. The magician of Riga.

[@josephsalmonte4995]

This was a brilliant attacking game but what were the supposed rules?

[@guerreromedieval1003]

¿Duda de Igor Smirnov?

[@mrnelgin]

I think the point is to always be looking for a counter attack and push forward rather than retreating.

[@3Slippers]

just calculate like an above average GM :)

[@DayzoIRL]

He pointed them out throughout the video, for instance, noticing the weaknesses and applying pressure on those weaknesses

[@ivailopavlovski5894]

The best defense is the attack ain't?

[@zarron221]

General Tal is my Favorite ♟️ Player of all times! The attacking General! Thank you nakama friend Shalum!

[@dr.deepakgore1079]

Amazing game , thanks GM Igor sir 🎉❤. It's surprising to see how in olden days without computers ,AI machines humans played brilliantly 😊

[@johnnycooper657]

T'was like watching a chess surgeon opening up the opponent individual ribs to expose the heart of the defense. I find myself convicted of envy but hoping to absorb some of the genius. Thanks for the lesson.

[@Ducksaregreat]

Thank you for these videos! I love when you look at GM games like this!

[@dancu9271]

A lot of thanks for making and sharing your video!!

[@Young_as_Lenin]

Tal in chess is like Tyson in box, so brutal fatality like in mortal combat!

[@victorbryan8269]

For some reason I prefer your chess analysis. Very to the point and without fuss

[@ЖороПк]

Another great chess video! Thank you

[@billystratford]

Excellent video thank you GM Smirnov!

[@jugglingbeast]

Tal played every game like it was his last which in his case was very true as he died quite young.

[@FrizzelFry]

Great leacture in using pins

[@ashoksafaya5397]

Nicely explained sharp sight of great Tal,thanks.

[@sanjeevbjain]

ABSOLUTELY BRILLIANT

[@saadrathore4408]

Tal and Smirnov...my GOAT GMs in teaching chess 😅

[@XtraO_ttio]

Thanks you for teaching us for free ❤

[@usibistro]

It's good to see someone making chess content for free but with this one he's just promoting his course and I'm not against that

[@omsayoer5999]

agrree

[@Markus-_-]

Hello GM Smirnov, aside from tal's course, do also have neszhmetdinov course in your website? thank you

[@rickyvinay]

@gmigorSmirnov - Can you show a video on how to refute English opening as Black - This would help me to prepare against this opening

[@andilencapai295]

What a game by Tal ♟️

[@madhusudanranganathan1382]

positional play is the most important aspect in chess. Material in the game are only as useful as the end itself. In that sense the end of the game is not whether it was a win or a loss, [wins and losses are always present in games] but how far you brought your material toward the end goal. This is chess... not whether you win or lose

[@barrybecker3706]

Great video!!!!

[@ElijahTorres-pj9tz]

one grandmaster was playing with tal and wore sunglasses to avoid tal's evil eye he lost anyway😂😂

[@grahamf695]

I have a book of Tal’s games. It is mesmerising!

[@Henrique-iy2lk]

what book?

[@ishaanrohmetra3447]

its brain storming . thnx mate love from india. tal is love❤❤

[@GMIgorSmirnov]

❤

[@andrei-cezarbleaje5519]

entp moment

[@vivektulja4516]

My dream game would be Tal at his best against Vassily Ivanchuk at his best. Unfortunately, that is not possible.

[@AudrexaNkrullmyaHexburn]

Both can b reborn a bot

[@AadilYaseenLone]

Alireza vs Tal

[@lhavebeenthereman]

Mikhail Tal is the bessttt!!!

[@rivetace]

Something I've noticed about players like this who make sacrifices is that they put a lot of priority on restricting certain key pieces of their opponents. For example in this game, Tal restricted the knight on d2, making white's play very awkward. Sometimes, to attack, you first have to remove defensive options!

[@GlobalWarmingSkeptic]

This is actually pretty tame for a Tal game.

[@woman178]

I have improved a lot with my system and setup no cheating fair play progress and improvement will continue as I carry on playing

[@iskandarsugi6344]

Thanks!

[@omkarsangvikar4166]

Hey guys whats your opinion on 5:45 Dark Bishop of black takes pawn on g2 to check king then king or queen takes Bishop then knight takes e4 attack queen or king

[@jayrivera1532]

Hey buddy Good chess video! Thanks ♟️

[@GMIgorSmirnov]

👍

[@BobChess]

I don't know. Sac and think later I think

[@ExgarPond]

Amazing vid!

[@raajeshchess]

Can you please tell why in kings indian defence when black plays f5 white do not take on f5. And knight a6 is the move in kings Indian defence but why if you have e5 and knight c6.please reply

[@bartholomewtheiiijr.386]

Nc6 in the kings indian doesn't work with the strategy of the opening, as you want the knight to control or land on the c5 square, meaning that Na6 or Nd7 work for that, but Na6 is more flexible because it doesn't block the bishop unlike Nd7, and it also controls b4 from there which could be an important square. If you play Nc6 it could just be kicked by the white pawn and you practically lose the tempo. When black plays f5, white doesn't take, because taking opens up blacks pieces against the white king. The main idea of the kings indian is to attack white on the kingside, and white taking on f5 would open up the black rook, and allow black to capture with his bishop and improving it. It is also more important for white to develop their own piece instead of taking an giving black a free tempo of development for his bishop.

[@Amazing_wildlife7721]

Igor while choosing video content be like" Hey, We're running out of new content. So why don't we just take a new game to an existing content and boom!! Brand new video up"

[@chaseshu1921]

POV: when tal gets drunk

[@cImIcak]

The greates player of all time Tal

[@Chess1503]

The one & only magician

[@oscarmogollonb]

Great match, but what about the rules?

[@ngtecksen7298]

This is Spartans!!!

[@neochemalarm]

what if instead taking g4 with the bishop white takes with the queen?

[@Chessmania123]

Legend

[@playandlearnwithichu2876]

what is the rule?

[@Rashi1504]

real.

[@Flickit100]

Nobody knows, not even Igor

[@AllenProxmire]

try reading: creates threats, exploits his opponent's weaknesses, and keeps activating his pieces

[@AllenProxmire]

​@@Flickit100 hey Waldos: creates threats, exploits his opponent's weaknesses, and keeps activating his pieces

[@oceanfung4140]

Tal's rule = positionally pressure opponent's weakness

[@sking7252]

Rule no 1of Tal: never underestimate your any piece.

[@SmilingIbis]

I love how computers always want you to capture a pawn instead of blow up your opponent's position.

[@GMIgorSmirnov]

► Chapters 00:00 Learn Chess Attacking Strategy from Mikhail Tal 00:34 Game Begins 01:23 1st critical moment 02:38 What to do after the opening stage? 03:38 Tal exploiting opponent's weaknesses 05:19 Few moves before DESTRUCTION 07:46 Mikhail Tal's Shocking Move! 09:58 Do NOT trade queens while attacking 11:24 Spectacular Tactics Combination!

[@JuliusNkabirwa]

So what was the rule?

[@KF1]

To purchase the course or book

[@PeterUKTV]

Why not taking this knight with queen not bishop? If taken by queen, the Tal attack would not work?

[@guerreromedieval1003]

Buenos días. Sus explicaciones son excelentes, gran maestro; por esto mismo, me extraña que en el vídeo no se hable del pensamiento o la psicología de Tal. Gracias de antemano.

[@abdush3268]

10:16 LOOL

[@Money-Fast-Plan-a]

*"There is no traffic jam along the extra mile."* __Roger Staubach

[@josemiguelplanton4613]

Please, tell us the Tal's rules.

[@shivaji856]

Tal playss taht way because he is a genius

[@Lovefrchess]

Even spartans would afraid of tal's strategic attack 😂😂

[@kamilbeelidebelfort3319]

When Rook takes f3, can't white Queen be sacrificed by taking Rook on f8? Or is that even worse for white?

[@examiningdata7952]

Mr. Burns lol

[@showhq7125]

10:16😂😂

[@varadarajcuram2238]

Tal is Tallest in Chess

[@otaviodiniz5934]

International master: "I invested hours in studying the game, so I'll sit there and play like a PHD." Gran-master: "I was born with a blessing for calculations, so I'll sit there and play like a machine." Tal: "I had a lot a booze, so I'll sit there light a cigarette, and play the asshole." And it works.

[@bantanwacono8456]

Tal always found "ilegal move"

[@erniewilliams2790]

Can somebody define “witness” for me?

[@DendrocnideMoroides]

It is "weakness" not "witness"

[@erniewilliams2790]

@@DendrocnideMoroides yeah, that makes a lot more sense. Thanks.

[@ChristianSoschner]

💯

[@Loliloliloli348]

#igornation

[@yatro7728]

why you didnt do ukrainean language video

[@Ζοραν]

They prefer to send you weapons instead

[@bholanathbauri6153]

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[@digocr]

Disappointing click bait. Goodbye.

[@GMIgorSmirnov]

Thanks for your feedback.

[@ExgarPond]

19th

[@kushangpatel686]

So irritating Frog voice

[@jayarajpjayaraj]

Really boring narration

[@IconicIdeals]

What if knight was taken by queen?

[@igoraugusto322]

which is the rule?