Paul Morphy's Brilliant King's Gambit

[@JadyGrudd]

lord morphy of the swamp, best ever

[@JadyGrudd]

@@SammyChess1 he's from New Orleans

[@chriswaudby1084]

Love the way Paul Morphy played such a class player and light-years ahead of everyone else around him in his day and most of these kings gambit lines really show how important the centre pawns are as a pawn duo and with good centre control white is able to totally suffocate black when played in Morphy fashion 😊

[@alexenns1463]

loved the way you narrated the games! thanks

[@tedstenz2148]

Totally agree. He speaks with such fluidity and surprise, as if the chess games are being played now.

[@iankirk9097]

He was streaks ahead of his time. Without a doubt in today's era his chess brain would have adapted accordingly to achieve super GM status. He could play all night winning every game convincingly against the best in his day without faltering.

[@marcoporta6319]

Great video Sammy! Thanks you so much!

[@youngd5510]

Yes, Sammy we need that Kings Indian Series of Nakamura, Kasparov, Fischer and more Paul morphy vids like this!

[@gyurimirk9534]

Great explanations for all your videos. Thank you!

[@marskunu57]

i love your content so much, you reveal every deep plays of every gm players that helps me understand the playstyle of grandmassters.

[@ianattong6989]

Awesome !!! Morphy the Magician at his best !!! Thanks for the explanations.

[@tanjastefanovic5206]

King in the game of kings playing king's gambit

[@thekidd2189]

Him and Adolf Anderssen

[@fminc]

Excellent work. Subscribed.

[@lemat579]

Impressive.... a lot of new ideas for me to use this unsettling opening

[@M0rmagil]

“Mozart of chess” Good one.

[@giriiyer3968]

There is a six part video series by Jessica Fischer called "Paul Morphy the Mozart of chess". It's nice. Watch it if you are interested.

[@veerakumarveerakumar5092]

All are excellent games brother

[@alexroc172]

Wow ! What a brilliant series of games by the wonderful Paul Morphy. His play is fearless, creative, and joyful. He totally dominates the initiative, and doing so he demonstrates the futility of playing for material advantage.

[@eliezerferrieri]

Game 4: Paul Morphy vs Charles Amedee Maurian, New Orleans 1858.This game is wrong in the endgame, mate occurs with the rook of king, simply because the rook on a1 has never been there. In this game Morphy grants the advantage of rook a1 to Maurian. In fact Maurian has never played on par with morphy he always received advantages or rook or knight or pawns and move etc. One other thing to note about Morphy's game is that he always activated all pieces he would never leave a piece stationary. Taken from the databases they are full of errors it is better to extrapolate the games from the books, even if they contain errors they are not as gross as in completely unreliable databases

[@wilsonfineart]

there are so many chess channels. this is my favorite.

[@SantonaAkter-xi6hf]

Great thanks

[@makum_otaku]

@9:44 I fail to understand why he resigned. Can you let us know the continuation.. .

[@chatrahj]

White has 2 bishops and 2 knights, Black has 1 Bishop 2 knights

[@klampassn9987]

As a 400 elo this bring me a lot of useful techniques and idea in king gambit! Bless me as a beginner also i do found knight sac!

[@xavier3153]

dont play kings gambit if you are lower rated.....it will do little help in improving your rating

[@klampassn9987]

@@xavier3153 that was 1 month ago but i can see why now

[@youngd5510]

Seriously I could watch these videos for hours, I just need more 😭😂 Is there a reason you cam only upload on Sundays? I know these probably take a lot of time to make and you have to a have a job but please maybe 2 a week soon?

[@youngd5510]

Yeah man well I'll be here the whole way through. I am now your most valiant subscriber haha

[@odiumimbues]

15:10 is hilarious.

[@jimmyco2430]

my favourite structure

[@XiangLiu23]

Even the pawn small move can make the opponent suffered...Morphy was a God.Nobody can make a move like that ever.

[@eliezerferrieri]

Game 2: Paul Morphy vs George Williams Lyttelton, Birmingham 1858 he was one of eight simultaneous blindfold opponents

[@Наргис-г7о]

Please more King's Gambit videos

[@ambrose7196]

gahd dayum thats good oh my god. thats fckin awesome

[@hsuilungmarcdacascos4079]

Master pieces

[@eliezerferrieri]

Game 5: Paul Morphy vs T. Knight, New Orleans 1856 the video of this game has to be redone completely, as some considerations you have made are not possible as in this game Morphy gave the advantage of rook a1+knight on b1. Friend, I already told you about the unreliability of consulting the databases for the games. In particular, since I've been researching all the Morphy games for more than 3 years, I can confirm that the Morphy databases are full of errors.

[@sahalstudio799]

Thank you ❤

Excellent

[@cameront3768]

Morphy was the Magnus. Carlsen of his Era, with brilliant end game skills.

[@giangra92]

I would say carlesn is the Morphy of our era

[@iankirk9097]

Brilliant from first to last move also.

[@TarekYahia-v2j]

Thank u Mr Sammy ❤

[@robertmac7833]

We’re not worthy! We’re not worthy!!

[@JoshClass]

Master of deception. 😂😂😂

[@fingerfeller]

excellent

[@SviatikKitUkrajinomovnyj]

Interested, all his opponents accept the gambit and he destroys them, but if they declined?

[@zbigniewopenchowski9555]

Imaculatta ❤❤❤❤❤ Poland Maryja

[@jerryshunk7152]

I wonder how many games Paul would have to try the King's Gambit against Magnus B4 he could win one ?!?

[@koenraadspijker7776]

Very beautiful

[@mrahhsht3436]

Return 💀

[@brandonzhu8750]

kingambit is the best

[@aniketwakekar918]

Wow 😳😳

[@hazemfoda3662]

❤❤❤❤

[@AzamKhan-fq4yb]

super comontrator sammy

[@ibrahimjaleel5900]

Ouch Ohh Mama Mia.

[@thewarlordscalling6537]

Well.he wouldn't hold up to any Top 20 Player in the Kasparov Era with this type of play.in the current new generation of players,he wouldn't hold up even in the top 500.his games are fun to watch though

[@iaminvincible4441]

Opponents are just too weak

[@yashwanthhm9830]

chess was not advanced in 18th century

[@migorymichael9105]

Are you strong? Not at all

[@migorymichael9105]

Are you strong? Not at all

[@morphyhead]

Morphy was too strong. 100 years later Boris Spasky elo’s equal Morphy elo. And this time Spasky second strongest chess player in world