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Apart from Alekhine and Tal add Paul Morphy ‼️

Thank you for your comment! Bent Larsen did not play the game until checkmate; he resigned early. Resignation in chess is common when a player realizes their position is lost and there’s no way to recover. However, we continued the game in the video to demonstrate the final moves for beginners and help them learn. I hope you found the explanation helpful!

@ that helps. It just would be as helpful indicating in the video point WHEN Larsen resigned.

Good game! Some might wonder why Black didn't resign when a queen was made. In fact, Black resigned earlier in the actual game, but the match was extended here to demonstrate to beginners how the position develops and why it's completely winning for White. It's a valuable learning experience to see the power of a queen in such endgames.

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Thank you for your wonderful comment! Mikhail Tal was truly one of the greatest and most creative chess masters. Glad you enjoyed the video. Don't forget to subscribe and follow us for more amazing content!

Thank you so much for your wonderful comment! Tal's genius truly shines in this game, especially against such overwhelming odds. Glad you enjoyed this masterpiece!

Greetings from Bugojno! I'm glad this game brought back some fond memories. 😊

wow! seems Velimirovic was one move late. 5:02 He played Ra1!! Only after black B is away unblocking Q escape to a best field.

Thank you for your excellent analysis! Your observation about the move Ra1 is very insightful and shows a deep level of understanding. Indeed, small timing errors can be decisive in such games. I’m glad you shared your thoughts and look forward to more of your observations in the future!

Thank you for your feedback! The image was generated to provide a creative representation of the game. We’ll consider your suggestion for future videos to ensure better accuracy and alignment with historical references. Your input is highly appreciated!

Thank you for watching, I'm glad you liked it.

Thank you for your comment and your detailed observations! It seems there was a mistake in the graphics, showing Wolfgang Uhlmann's name instead of Josef Pribyl. We’ll work on correcting it. Regarding the move Nc4, I agree that it didn’t add much to the position, and perhaps Nd7, as you mentioned, would have been a better choice. Your thoughts on Ra1 are also interesting, and I’ll review the game again to reflect on Tal’s strategy at that stage. Thank you for your valuable feedback and support!

Indeed! Tal's genius and creativity shine brilliantly in this match. Thanks for appreciating his magic!

Thank you! Tal's brilliance never fails to amaze us. Glad you enjoyed it!

Thank you for your wonderful comment! I'm glad you enjoyed the video and that it highlighted this elegant side of Mikhail Tal's chess. Stay tuned for more inspiring games!

Absolutely! Tal was truly a predator on the chessboard, always hunting for the best moves!

Indeed! Mikhail Tal’s genius and fearless style made him unstoppable!

Thank you for your comment! Mikhail Tal's brilliance and fearless aggression truly make his games unforgettable. Glad you enjoyed it!

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In fact, Poutiainen resigned during the game, but I completed the rest of the moves to the end to help beginners understand the optimal way to conclude the game from this position. The goal is to teach everyone how to capitalize on their advantage effectively and secure victory skillfully.

In the world of chess, no move is seen as disrespectful, but rather as an expression of each player's unique style and tactics. Your observation is very interesting, and thank you for sharing it!

Thank you for your observation! Bf4 could indeed be an interesting alternative, but the choice of taking the pawn with the rook aligns with White's strategy in this position. It's always fascinating to explore the possibilities in such a rich game!

@@TheChessTutor and White's strategy is?

White's strategy in this position focuses on maintaining activity and exploiting weaknesses in Black's structure. Capturing the pawn with the rook is consistent with this plan, as it keeps pressure on Black while preparing to activate other pieces. Thank you for asking!

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You're right, I didn't change the images. Sorry for the mistake, I'll fix it next time.

You’re absolutely right, Lev Polugaevsky was at the top of his game during that match. Tal's performance was unexpected, which gave Lev a great opportunity to secure the win. What’s your opinion on Tal’s performance in this match compared to his other games?

You’re absolutely right, Lev Polugaevsky was at the top of his game during that match. Tal's performance was unexpected, which gave Lev a great opportunity to secure the win. What’s your opinion on Tal’s performance in this match compared to his other games?

Thank you so much! Glad you liked the tactics. Stay tuned for more exciting videos soon!

Thanks for watching, glad you liked the video.

Exactly! When Tal's brilliance shines, even the king finds himself on an unexpected adventure! Thank you for your wonderful comment.

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Thank you for your wonderful comment! There’s no doubt that Mikhail Tal was a legend in the chess world, and his impact on the game continues to inspire many to this day. We’re glad you enjoyed the video and shared this passion with us. Thank you for your constant support!

Indeed, Robert Huebner was a true legend of chess, and his contributions to the game will never be forgotten. May he rest in peace. His legacy lives on in the many games and moments that continue to inspire chess players around the world.

Thank you for your wonderful comment! Glad you enjoyed the video. Stay tuned for more legendary chess games!

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