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Here’s one of the greatest chess games ever played between Rashid Gibiatovich Nezhmetdinov (white pieces) & Mikhail Tal (black pieces) at the USSR Championship in Baku in 1961. Reviewing this game we’ll learn some of the best ideas & sacrifices from the greatest attacking players in chess history. We’ll analyze how they play – their strategy, moves, traps, ideas & tactics. Playing Tal, Super Nez setup a great trap by making an exchange sacrifice, then opening up the center & attacking the king, which ultimately forced Mikhail Tal to resign! Tal was a true gentleman and exhibited the highest level of sportsmanship. When asked what the happiest day of his chess life was, World Chess Champion, Mikhail Tal stated it was this day when he lost to Rashid Nezhmetdinov and later, they also went to become very good friends. This game features the Scheveningen Variation of the Sicilian Defense – Najdorf line. I also have an interesting chess puzzle at the end of this video, let’s see if you can solve that.
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i thnk PE6 is best
White Rf8
we have to just move the queen ♛ only 1step
Why didn’t Tal pick up the queen at 4:47
answer to puzzle
Rf8 +
Rf8+, Kxf8, Kf6+(forking the king and the queen.
We have to move the rook to checkmate the king. First we will move the rook one step . In second step we will move the queen behind rook and then check mate
It's mean sacrifice kroge tab hi crest pr pahuchoge 👍🎯
rook f8 check. king is forced to capture and knight e6 forks king and queen. wherever king moves, knight captures queen and if pawn take knight queen takes knight and its winning
Horse to f1. Because the only way for the king is to move to the g2 to prevent king from getting checkmate ..
Check with Rook and fork Knight to king and queen
6:00 ANSWER TO THE PUZZLE IS Rook f8, yep, sacrificing the rook to reposition the king. Of course, the king has no options but to take: King takes f8, then we play knight to e6 check, forking the queen and king.
Wow
Rf8chq-Kf8
Ne6chq-Kg8
Nd4-Pd4
Qg4-Rb2
Qc8chq-Kf7
Qc5and so on…
Rook to f7
R-f8 check , q-f3 check, qf7 check, ke6 check and qc7mate
Best move for white is Q f3 and Q f8 checkmate
For white wining we should play do ladder technique but two pawns are stoping so we should play bishop th G4 then now rook to h6 then the we should activate ladder technique
The answer is Rf8+ K×f8 Ne6+ King want to move whatever we will take The QUEEN
rf8
rf8 then attack eith you queen and night
Ke6
Rook f8 is best move and king has to take and then knight to e6 with a royal fork
Knight to e6 the Black's queen has been attacked and queen has to move to e3 and then rook to f8 is a beautiful checkmate
r.f8 then k.e6 for the quinn
Rook on f8 and kings takes then knight goes to e6 fork on king and queen then queen takes then knight takes and we simply capture the Black's knight etc etc… am i right or not ???
Rook to f8 and the sweety is gone
Rf4
Should sacrifice white rook
knight to 6, queen is forced to move then rook to f8 is a stunnning checkmate
best move of the puzzle
white -> rook from f2 to f8
(check to black )
black king is forced from
black-> g8 to f8
white 's knight ->g5 to e6
hence black king is in the check and black's queen is in trap and is eliminated by knight .
That is a beautiful game. I like this channel. Commentary straight to the point. Some channel discussion long winding GM should play this or that till I lost the plot. This is how commentary should be done, short and simple.
rf4 then pawn to f4 and then qe8 is a check mate
or if takes the rook withe theen our pawn is killing it
Rook to f8
Best is Ne6
ROOK F3
Rf8+
Kxf8
Qf3+
if Kg8
Qf7+
Kh8
Qf8#
if Ke8
Qf7+
Kd8
Ne6+ (Royal fork)
Kc8
Qc7#
Puzzle ans. Night to e6 and rook to f8 and it's a mate
4:09 white gets advantage not black
Rashid is tal's tal
Puzzles answer rook check the night check win queen
Rook check then fork enemy queen your up by piece
Easy puzzle this tym 😊
Did Tal play Magnus before?
First of all, I want to say how great your channel is. It’s always so clear and concise, which is a real skill.
Secondly, I want to say that this game is exactly why I admire players like Tal and Nezhmetdinov. They weren’t concerned with winning. They just wanted to create. They were artists in a way that few people, not just chess players, often are.
Oh, and thirdly, I found the solution to your puzzle. It’s fairly simple.
1. Rf8+ Kxf8
2. Ne6+ Kf7
3. Nxd4 exd4
4. Qxg4
Nice little attraction tactic to get a fork.
We will move white knight to e5 then black queen will be forced to move on d6 then we will move white castle to f8 then king will be dead
No google
Ne6 and the night on g4 is gone
puzzle solution : 1st move should be a roooookkk sacrifice to f8 then the king captures it then the knight gives a fork and sweetie is gone ::
wow, what a game
Rf8 followed by Ne6