White Rook vs Mikhail Tal! Tal Plays Against A Whole Team Of Chess Players

[@SurenAghabekyan]

✅ For Mikhail Tal's top 5 queen sacrifices follow the link... 👉 kzbin.info/www/bejne/h4G2eZ-bjsl7jLc

[@wolfspain7385]

Tal does NOT miss a checkmate twice in a row. I would bet my life on that. The man had brutal, God-like accuracy. He just didn't want to destroy a group of kids. I draw all my games against youngsters on purpose. I'm certain Tal did the same. Which makes him one of the greatest in my eyes.

[@zanetruesdale8336]

"MIKHAIL TAL WHAT ARE YOU DOING AGAINST THESE YOUNGSTERS?!" - I never thought I'd here that sentence in my lifetime.

[@sergiomatos39]

Zane Truesdale you mean hear?

[@user-ks7ur8fs5q]

Was hilarious

[@jeesjohnson6658]

Powerful dialogue... From suren😎

[@jawedameur7913]

suren + mikhail tal = like before watching .

[@Rafaga777]

Of course it is speculative but I suspect that Tal didn't want to checkmate a group of juvenile chess enthusiasts...

[@rogerscottcathey]

completely agree

[@miranhussain7368]

Absolutely Right

[@souravsondesh2622]

I think Tal intentionally drew the game to inspire the youngsters. :-)

[@chrism6209]

Tal is giving the team a lot of chances. He did say to his mom "Mama, I dont defile children."

[@tomt5745]

In my mind M Tal perhaps does these "mistakes" to make the game more interesting. Tal is the grandmaster of luring the opponent into making somewhat murky moves. He is one of the grestest players there ever was. Greatly enjoyed your video, sir!

[@Roman-uc3bs]

if you've seen any games by mikhail tal at all, you know this was a planned draw at the end. A 1900 rated opponent could have checkmated the blundering white team faster than this. Heck, I'm barely 1600 and I'm screaming the mating lines at my monitor.

[@thewanderer673]

What an aggression. That's why I like Magician of Riga

[@Sixstringslust]

Sometimes a match analysis is better than the match itself, you're awesome suren!

[@chinmayghatpande326]

Don't tell Mikhail Tal that he made a wrong move

[@walkers975]

but he did...

[@TornadoHyenyaku]

Just don't tell him, tell everyone else instead =)) :v

[@mrcheezy5779]

Nice game. You always give fantastic games and puzzles I watch then every day

[@luissantiagocorreia]

I agree with you - Very strange indeed that Tal missed those easy mate lines. Thanks for the video.

[@Aurongroove]

Ahh, he was obviously toying with them towards the end. The way he just ignored the knight at the start was so crazy!!!

[@MKD1101]

Honestly, Attack is the only way to win a game. Defence only helps in holding off your opponent from winning, it will get you a draw at the most! That's why, tigran Petrosian has so many draws and Mikhail Tal has so many wins! Yes attacking game makes you prone to defeat as well because it's a double edged sword! You can't have my cake and eat it too.

[@Maximn]

I think you misused the term "no pain no gain" a bit.

[@MKD1101]

Maximn couldn't think of a better analogy.

[@Maximn]

How about a "double-edged sword"?

[@MKD1101]

Maximn done.

[@Maximn]

Nice.

[@stevebernard4272]

Thanks, Suren... loved this video, but hard to believe Tal missed those checkmates, even over the board let alone correspondence.

[@cesgistmajernh4178]

mikhail tal = instant like

[@michroz]

I actually remember that game! Not the moves, but the fact it was published in "Pionerskaya Pravda" newspaper. It was a newspaper - price 1 copeyka (1/100 or rouble), ~8 mln copies per issue, 4 pages, issued two times a week - so the game took a few months, actually. There was somebody in the editorial on the pioneer's side (the level of chess master probably) to comment and suggest the moves, because the move was determined between the issues by majority of correspondence votes (paper mail or postcard - I don't remember). I didn't participate myself, but interested, and I remember to be surprised and disagreed by some of the pioneers' moves. I thought this was not a best way to apply democracy, as we all know today, since the "mass voice" prevailed over the interesting ideas. But this was fun anyway. The "young pioneers" were 9 - 14 years of age. Now I understand Tal didn't want to win. I remember the overall disappointment by the result of this too lengthy a battle. From my honest feelings: pioneers would accept the defeat quite normally. Best to you!

[@SurenAghabekyan]

Mich thanks a lot! Well once you gave me a clue I can spend some time to find that article! I am also temped to think that Tal saw the winning line, but he could write something like this: "And now it's puzzle time, try to find the mating line for Black"🤣

[@WaterPidez]

Im a simple man, I see Mikhail tal I click I see Mikhail Tal + Suren video i get 100%+ dopamine

[@chandrasekharpanda6527]

Please upload mikhail tall best game more n more..

[@ganeshrocks8425]

The suggestion Rh3 given at 4:23 is not a good move because the black knight can fork the king and rook in the next move

[@nillohit4925]

Tal has checkmated many times in unbelievable way. These were so obvious. Surely he did not want to discourage the youngstars.

[@OriginalAimbot]

You dare say there is move better than tal move..... NO NO NO..... NEVER

[@Wtahc]

Divyansh Yadav you seem upset

[@Nostra.Damus14]

Is that you Great Carlini ?!

[@buddingkeys1232]

1:41😂😂 suren ur the best

[@rubenvazquez2996]

I completely agree with you, Suren, that it is very dubious that Tal would miss those 2 checkmate lines in a correspondence game.

[@AshishKumar-es5xe]

Again we see hyper aggression played by Mikhail Tal and total destruction to Italian game ...Nice game Suren.

[@srikrishna8752]

after qh5 why g6 not played

[@sauravkumar3278]

Why didn't tal mate on 4:53 with queen b3 move

[@ausarge]

White Q checked King.

[@priyanshjain6770]

What happened to tal

[@thephenomenol6718]

You cant tell mikhail tal that ,what is the best move . He is a legend

[@nakulbam5067]

I think Anish Giri's previous life's ghost got into Mikhail Tal which led him to draw the game even when he had a win😂😂😁

[@sohansubrat4669]

NAKUL BAM lol

[@mohammadshakir4879]

Legends know ...how to play with pioneers that's their....greatness

[@SurenAghabekyan]

))))

[@amoghbajpai4145]

Hard to believe that Misha missed twice.

[@hirengokani3415]

Mikhail Tal didn't play the best moves, but he played Tal moves....

[@vishwarules940]

No u r wrong ... at 6.50 .. white can move his knight instead of pawn as u show .. to c3 and then to e4 .. so that it guards the black knight from making check and the other way is at 6.50 move b2 pawn and next move bishop to b2 so that knight cant make a check but this is not the best way .. 1st option is the best move knight ... simple.. so white will not lose ... why would they agree for a draw if one thinks he could win

[@mehedihasan-bn1ro]

I couldn't believe Mikhail tal would miss 2 checkmates..... grandmaster tal what have you done

[@kidasuncion6746]

I think, he doesn't missed that actually. Tal was considered to be the greatest attacking-chess player of all time. In some variations, he calculated a lot and some of them difficult to understand. In the case of missing two checkmates, considering it was an endgame, I think, he actually did it with a purpose. We didn't know his reasons, may be. But I don't believe he missed that two checkmate lines.🙂

[@danielw2807]

do you have Twitter?

[@shashwatparth3672]

Except ending, everything was crazy!!!!!!

[@sohansubrat4669]

Mikhail tal's hyper aggressive dubious traxler counterattack!!! !!!!!! By the way what if white plays Qf1 in 1:32

[@clashkingdom3647]

Mikhail tal drawed the game because he didn't wanted to embarrass the whole enemy team

[@YaderBertrand]

Maybe he thought drawing was the only solution because if he had known that there was a mate, believe it he would have found it.

[@alibaba-uv6gy]

So talented..

[@renleedativo2530]

I agree that in the future they will fight again and on that day their lives is on the line.

[@xXjuanpablo1403Xx]

A dubious Mikhail Tal

[@pranabdash6086]

Genius plays alone

[@ytuser903]

5:12 exactly!

[@adamsimpasa9633]

Fortune favours the brave .Tal is the most brave.

[@MrSingh-pi4uo]

This is actually traxler attack I think ....👆👆👍👍👍

[@suadhyayan5558]

In this video black missed a mate. (4:50)

[@suadhyayan5558]

Sorry,, I realized my mistake.

[@pialybhattacharjee8977]

Mikhail Tal just let them play some more move just for their reputation

[@SurenAghabekyan]

lol

[@Plebasaurus5179]

Holy crap nobody cares about how early you are we just want to watch Suren make catastrophic comments about the game

[@amoghbajpai4145]

Looks like the game was fixed.

[@Sixtysixway]

Im I the only one to notice Queen g3 checkmate at 4:52?

[@sohansubrat4669]

Alfonzo Soto González bro it was a check from white queen so black can't checkmate white.

[@Mr.Xh88]

Black is in check already lol its forced somehow.

[@tommyron1792]

It's a check from white. Black can't play Qg3.

[@captainkeyboard1007]

Mikhail Tal must have played under pressure.

[@razin275]

At 4:45 Queen G3 checkmate winning for white

[@quesopez98]

Razin Rahman bruh it was a check

[@at6848]

I'll be using that bishop f2 move to bamboozle my opponents from now on... Follow the moves of tal until until his knight is pinned and then I'll make him kneel before me. 😎👿😜

[@davidkoci8446]

just here for critical position.

[@Philopantheon82]

Tal was playing like a hustler and just wanted to enjoy himself rather showing his dominance, but if it was a blitz then its justified

[@vcvartak7111]

It's surprising, in correspondence game there is plenty of time for each move , genius like Tal miss couldn't that

[@godoukusanagi8707]

I would like miss 10+ attacking lines lol

[@rizwanm5517]

Mikhail u r the best

[@rahuljaiswal4409]

I don't think so ,that even a 1800 rated player, would miss, this checkmate , even in classical chess. So it is impossible that Tal would miss it in Correspondence.😅

[@Ronbo710]

Tal should have played non filtered.

[@bedichintu]

Are you a grandmaster too??.

[@SurenAghabekyan]

no, I am not...

[@bedichintu]

Still you are great👍👍make chess so much fun to watch

[@strmacnikola1846]

...maybe he's Plan was ... To Show how it can be ,when you understand how to Play...and also he's Plan was to Play that Draw Like ist's played

[@anthelynbonifacio1750]

Maybe he didn't play seriously. Maybe he had only 1 minute in his clock the entire game.

[@MeediaArtur]

S*** went from 30 to a 100 in a blink of an eye

[@samuelbruyneel]

I’m sure Tal offered them a draw on purpose.

[@adiadiadi333]

Half of the game is theory...i wish white just played king g8 and refuse sacrifice..and see how tal plays down exchange.

[@senarenas753]

Fried liver attack

[@uritibon17]

Maybe Tal didn't want to win? Didn't want the club to lose the game? They are children after all.

[@walkers975]

looks like a draw on purpose tbh...

[@Vivudhpandey]

A dubious Tal

[@simpleman755]

How badly the daddy beaten all his children!!!

[@zamuelarcena3857]

maybe Tal is going easy since it is not some kind of tournament and decided to end in a draw.

[@ankitshrivastava9936]

#agadmator #suggestion

[@TheArmstrong1969]

Tal wanted the draw against young players

[@samuelbruyneel]

Mikhail Tal played soft, to motivate the youngsters...

[@ridwandwiatmadja3309]

Tal gave draw with a thousand way to die😇😅🤣

[@vietnamattitude9838]

he was probably drunk...

[@litufrk7498]

4:52 quenn to g6 checkmate.

[@Wtahc]

miphlegm tal

[@FirozKhan-mr6nw]

Very dubious chess channel

[@kenitracity]

I think those student were in the comunist parti and Tal were afraid for his life hh

[@kemishkarki7683]

Second to comment! Quite an achievement I guess.

[@JPduprat]

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