Understanding this Game Will Raise Your Rating

In this video, we discuss a game from World champion Capablanca, where he demonstrates how to play the Greek Gift Sacrifice.
If you want to raise your rating on chess.com, then you need to know about the Greek Gift Sacrifice. This game is a key technique that many top chess players use to win games. In this video, we discuss this game and how to play it. So be sure to check it out!
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[@chessdawg]

Master the Greek Gift sacrifice with this book: amzn.to/3zCXKpx

[@michaelw.emerson]

Much appreciated. Did you know the hard cover price is over 1000$?

[@chessdawg]

@@michaelw.emerson Yikes! No I did not.

[@KlausToth]

Thank you, ChessDawg , for featuring the Great Capablanca time and again; Capa is one of my most beloved and most admired players, definitly top three on my list of the greatest chess geniuses of all times, a natural unprecedented. In general i love the games of the old masters the most; their best games often have this flair of romantic mystique about them, far from the more robotic/cyber approach of today's masters. Capablanca was a PLAYER in the purest sense; and that is why he lost to the FIGHTER Alekhine in a brutal duel to the death. (Alekhine's collection of best games is one of the most wonderful chess books that are).

[@mmathems395]

This is content from 11 months ago, but it is on point, and I'm seeing why you rate Capablanca. Many thanks for this content 😊

[@cathya44]

Capa played against the best players in Argentina twice i think and according to him they were not too strong so instead of playing strong positional chess he would just attack , a lot of people do not know in his early years Capa was an attacking demon! Thank you for the game, through the years i have been over it a few times and it just does not get old

[@chessdawg]

Nice observation.

[@gert_kruger]

There is also the sequence ..Kg8 Qh5 Qd3 Nce4 Qxe4 Nxe4 Nxe4. Three minor pieces for a queen.

[@mitchu9677]

ChessDawg is the best instructor.

[@mizofan]

What a magnificent master Capablanca was- my favourite as well as one of the very greatest of all time.

[@Grey-Elder]

Dude PLEASE give more time when you offer the choice to see the next move!!

[@SIIB-ZERO]

You can just hit the pause button