Pillsbury Destroys Lasker's French Defense - Best Of The pre-1900s - Pillsbury vs. Lasker, 1896

[@amosdraak3536]

I also regret that in the early days matches weren’t standardized. I wanted to see Lasker play Maroczy, whom I like him a lot, as a few times he was only right behind or near Lasker in tournaments. And Pillsbury in the late 1890s, and Rubinstein around the early 1910s. And I wish Capablanca actually played another match between 1921 and 1927, maybe against Nimzo or maybe even Spielmann. So many missed opportunities. 😢 Thanks for another great one, Teach. 💯💯💯

[@fivehundrediq5212]

Man Shut up, you’re asking for too much make your own chess channel

[@amosdraak3536]

Yes, the first time in a few decades since Kasparov and the PCA, and in several decades since Alekhine’s death. But at least it could be interesting seeing Ding in a match now… Cheers Teach. 🙂

[@SozialpsychologiemitProfErb]

I personally like the Saga Type series on one of the great players of the past, as e. g. Tarrasch, Botvinnik, Karpov. Also, for me as an intermediate clubplayer these older games are easier to comprehend and to learn from. As for your Chanel, I particullary like the Clearing and eloborated language you use. So I do not only enjoy the chess but also practice my English. Thanks a lot for your content, Sam, and good luck with your channel's growth! 🙂🤞

[@Thecollector719]

Your videos are as entertaining as they are educational. :-) Thank you for the effort you put in selecting all these games and commentating them. Great Channel!

[@strangelyrepulsive77]

6:57 A great moment to pause and try to figure out what pillsbury played if you have tacital insight of a genius and memory of an idiot who doesn't remember how the video started.

[@ДенисЮденков-ь5ж]

At last!

[@aditgoel8261]

First one

[@cynicalfrog5743]

second !