Samsonov vs Rashid Nezhmetdinov - Kazan (1929) #1

Samsonov (White)
Rashid Gibiatovich Nezhmetdinov (Black)
Kazan-ch (1929), Kazan URS
Vienna Game Vienna Gambit. Main Line
Thanks for watching.

[@brianvittachi6869]

One of my favorite games. When Tal played Bobby Fischer he had Nezhmetdinov as advisor.

[@abdulshakur3981]

Superb game thanks

[@ibrahimjaleel5900]

Super GM. Rashid Nezhmetdinove was Muhammadh Ali of chess.

[@sophietheophiedog]

Playing like a drunk man! Now I know the secret to good chess. 😀

[@AnupKumar-zj1ne]

When you drunk then you not afraid to take risk in chess 😂😂

[@LoneWolf_2308]

I'll drink 3 vodkas before plays chess games from now...

[@OnlyKarobar]

Love this type commentary with soft n beautiful tune in beginning and ending

[@AnupKumar-zj1ne]

One knight cheaaacckk maaaaaate ... Best check mate

[@giovannicorno1247]

While defending, one must keep control of emotions. This is a psychological victory: White blundered in front if a player well known for his attacks, worried by the aggressive mood.

[@historicalchessvideos8017]

I agree, chess is also a psychological game so simply capturing the bishop was the best move and white is surviving.

[@phillipmiga3961]

Tal never smothered anybody

[@ajazakhter4612]

It is my favourite checkmate pattern ❤

[@pavansaisajja3433]

Explain rashid games

[@wasadsaadi8815]

Да это гений,о нем ничего не говорили,у, советы,у,русский мир

[@richardfabrizio8998]

I can’t breathe

[@anasmoideenanasmoideen7043]

Chess world 1st magission

[@rogerscottcathey]

Smother mate, or the straight-jacket mate!

[@RoughMachine]

I now Nezhmedinov will play Nd3 for smoothered mate.....insanely good attack and very poison rook sacrifice.

[@sachinkakodkar9856]

Mihail Tal was surpassed by Rashid Nezmetdhinov and Leonid Stein - masters of the chess board indeed.

[@jimutprasadkuiry905]

sir...your address ?? and whose county ??

[@aremovies6149]

But I like Tal....

[@wallaceazambuja4040]

1:35 he was...? Someone answer me, pls, I did not understand the phrase.

[@historicalchessvideos8017]

Yes I said Sonny Liston, because he was very intimidating as a boxer and they say he was so intimidating that his opponents knees were shaking even before going into the ring facing him... So they say Nezhmetdinov as a chess player was also very intimidating himself because of his unpredictable moves, because of his over aggressive style and because of the look in his eyes that his opponents usually felt in pressure just by sting infront of him even before the chess game. Strangely it is also reported that Tal who was the admirer of Nezhmetdinov had the same aura, the same look in his eyes and some of his opponents said that when he stares at you it makes you feel like he was reading your mind. Sorry for the long letter, thanks for watching.

[@pavansaisajja3433]

Explain all played games of nehzmitdinov

[@historicalchessvideos8017]

I will try to do the most of the instructive and entertaining ones. Take care and thanks for watching.

[@galleryofgalaxy4282]

Nice Game.

[@LoneWolf_2308]

The father of Tal's style... Keep going & best regards

[@historicalchessvideos8017]

Thank you very much sir for your continious support. My best regards for you too, stay safe and take care.

[@LoneWolf_2308]

@@historicalchessvideos8017 it's a my pleasure watch the games that you shows in your channel. Best regards