Paul Keres vs Jaroslav Sajtar - Amsterdam Olympiad (1954)

Paul Keres (White)
Jaroslav Sajtar (Black)
Amsterdam Olympiad Final-A (1954), Amsterdam NED, rd 10, Sep-23
Sicilian Defense Najdorf Variation
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Very Very beatiful game

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Yep, it was a very beautiful chess game indeed, an attacking masterpiece.

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Keres' games are always satisfying. Thanks again, HCV!

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His chess games are very instructive and eye opening, Keres was a very special player. Hopefully I will show some more of Keres games in the future, now we have some Tal games next.

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The recap at 8:29 was a nice touch, especially for this dynamic game

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I'm glad you liked that sir, I also hope that you liked my new format. But this doesn't mean that I will never show up again on the camera. I think this style is better for focusing on the chess games without distractions.

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Very interesting and exciting chess game, thank you very much!

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