Emanuel Lasker's Legendary Ruy Lopez

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One of my favorite chess Channel. Not only for entertainment but also for get so many lessons about chess

[@R.Akerman-oz1tf]

I admire the simple explanations.

[@thehybridrider976]

lasker was a beast. Truly a legend

[@alekhinesgun9997]

I really like the fact that you don't play out the sideline calculations that didn't happen in the game and use arrows instead, it helps everyone improve their visualization, awesome stuff 👌

[@edwardwalsh4454]

Ruy Lopez opening is the first opening I saw and played. After many years of toiling aimlessly I return to discovery this GEM of a video covering my first love! Being totally elated after watching the first scenario and shocked with the destruction it wrought I went to play it out on line and see the outcome!! My matched opponent (1450-1550 range when thinking) was upset with the Bishop's rudeness and got flustered seeing his pawns messed up so early. Then the pawn advance with the Q recapture and threatening his corner rook he move his Q in front of his K and I took and game over in 10 moves as resigned. What a thrilled rushed over me in total elation so I had to share. My rating level is known for blunders after move 5 so I have been trying to get all the book moves down for the first five moves in my analysis after playing. I count this experience as a building block and I thank you for your efforts.

[@stephanbriem1882]

I really like your way of presenting these impressive chess games. The arrows help a lot in visualization (which has already been mentioned and is really true). Thank you for the effort you put in to explain how these great chess players use their tactics.

[@nishusaif6085]

Fisher's Ruy Lopez is your most popular video. I wonder if this video can surpass that.

[@dr.deepakgore1079]

Great games by legend Lasker,very nice commentary 🎉❤❤

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Have to say, I love all your videos they are so helpful and entertaining, thank you 😊

[@OmarPreto]

The goat uploads again

[@SammyChess1]

Haha appreciate it! 🙂

[@PhilipBrughmans-lb9tt]

Dear Sammy, great videos. I hope many more will follow. You have a talent to make chessvideos.

[@SviatikKitUkrajinomovnyj]

3:20 rd9 would also work because:, rd9 rxd9 (but we don't take the opponent's rook immediately, instead we use it to block the king); bd6+ kg8 (forcing king to move at the edge of the board), and finally dxe6=q (we take the rook now, and this is smothered checkmate by promotion)

[@hamedamiri1990]

I love your videos man, thank you

[@Shalom589]

Great lessons. excellently explained. 👍👍👍

[@lavonmiller7692]

You do a wonderful job of explaining these beautiful games . Thank you!

[@isaackellen5584]

I am starting to use the rut Lopez more and more

[@SammyChess1]

Glad to hear! :)

[@malagasymaky1090]

Killer video!!!

[@miltonrivers]

A full course meal of the lopez which I haven't seen since I read the book in 1987 out in the country😮

[@LetsHikeRhodeIsland]

Awesome video. Love your explanations.

[@lazyerki1628]

great sammy

[@mendozakenneth7504]

I love your videos so much, I hope you can do Smith-Morra soon

[@SammyChess1]

Good idea! :)

[@husseinmahmoud8884]

great thx sammy 👏

[@immysteryman1]

The picture of Richards looks remarkably like YOU!

[@akeembell4807]

How does Rook e8 work in the fist game? I can’t see it

[@Ishant-i1c]

Rook to e8 . After rook takes rook . Bishop check on d6 . Pawn takes rook and become queen or rook

[@Black-Jf]

What a move..

[@ReachingHigher001]

22:30 - c6 or c3?

[@811012sa]

好棒的運動器材，大家一起動起來💪

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[@JalenTzy]

​@@SammyChess1Can I request the games of Mikhail Tal, (Sicilian as White)?