Tigran Petrosian's Winawer WINS in 29 moves
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- Опубликовано: 28 авг 2024
- Featured is a chess game between Alexander Chistiakov and Tigran Petrosian from 1956 Moscow Championship. The "Iron Tigran" chooses the Winawer variation of the French Defense in combination with 4...b6 instead of the most popular 4...c5. This allows Petrosian to solidly address Chistiakov's ensuing pressure against g7. In this opposite sides castles game, an important question is raised, "is Chistiakov's queen better positioned back home instead of on g4?".
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1. e4 e6 2. d4 d5 3. Nc3 Bb4 4. e5 b6 5. Qg4 Bf8 6. Nf3 Qd7
7. Be3 Nc6 8. a3 Bb7 9. Bb5 O-O-O 10. O-O Nge7 11. b4 f6
12. Rfe1 Nf5 13. Qh3 h5 14. g3 a6 15. Ba4 g5 16. g4 hxg4
17. Qxh8 gxf3 18. Qh5 b5 19. Nxb5 axb5 20. Bxb5 fxe5 21. Kh1
Qg7 22. Bxc6 Bxc6 23. dxe5 Be7 24. b5 Bb7 25. Qg4 Rh8 26. Qg1
d4 27. Bd2 g4 28. Bf4 g3 29. Bxg3 Nxg3+
Was just watching your previous video and read the comment from someone asking for a good game from the black side for the French. And here we go, thanks Jerry :)
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Jerry is awesome
I was about to make the same comment.
Low key calm voice hi I’m Jerry 😅
Best chess channel on RUclips.
Don't stop with the videos.
Love seeing games from the eras before computers on the channel! It's so fascinating to see games from the great trailblazers of the 19th and 20th centuries thanks Jerry
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There's a certain human charm present in great games, played before the era of chess engines.
I love this. The analysis of some of the fine details shows the big picture: Petrosian methodically surrounding and smothering his opponent (with some degree of brutality...). Beautiful finish. Your game reviews are the only ones I know to really tell an entertaining story and not drown me in engine lines. Thanks for the top quality content.
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Thanks Jerry, you continue to produce quality content. Greetings from Australia.
Thanks mate! 😎
It's amazing how the bishop on b7 comes alive 😮
Great analysis. Great coverage of that game. Thank you for going over it. I enjoyed it very much.
Love Petrosian, love the calm, deliberate, thorough narration. Made me feel smart that I understood what the players were trying to do, and I'm a dope that this game.
Excellent tactical game from Ex World Champion!!
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Amazing. I have to admit that I used to think Petrosian was a boring player. I've always gravitated to the flashy players like tal, Naka, polgar etc.
This video shattered my preconceived notions. Strategic AND tactical monster!!!
Love some Petrosian!
Great lesson Jerry, learned a lot, end enjoyed it.
You are mentioning more about the computer suggestions and the reason why the computer suggests like that, i am learning good from you, thanks always👍🏻
Thank you Jerry!
Game with nice combinations ❤, thanks.
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Hey Jerry! I just want to say I think your commentary has gotten noticeably better lately! It makes your videos even more entertaining than they were originally
Thx Jerry
Clearly an imagined game. Black has never won in the French Defense.
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Iron Tigran's games are always a treat.
Awesome & riveting step-by-step analysis
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Hi Jerry!
👋 Congratulations! 🥇
The poisonous Petrosian, is like a stunt driver, so good in reverse. Thanks Jerry.
I use French as a comfort opening in bullet so as to not blunder like in say e4 e5 d4 Nc6. Thanks for showing such a good game from one of the best users of the opening
What a beauty of a game. Thanks Jerry.
Pretrosian’s moves sometimes look like a bulldrozer but they are so subtle and brilliant.
Very educative for me...
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I thought the rook sacrifice to be a blunder but it all worked. What a vicious attack over multiple turns. Hall of Fame game
I was initially puzzled about 14...a6, but after the exchange sacrifice it becomes clear. Petrosian was anticipating the exchange sacrifice so that he can establish a pawn on f3, creating pressure on g2, and wanted the light square bishop to commit away from the f1-a6 diagonal. Brilliant!
Thanks for sharing.
Zero mistakes, very impressive
Hey Jerry! Thank you for your work!
Can anybody explain to me why white doesn't capture Qxf3 on move 19 and a bit later on as well? This pawn looks like a thorn in white's position.
The light squared bishop would become an even greater threat. Qxf3 could be met with Nh4 for instance and d4 to follow. Good luck to white defending the light squares that the black minor pieces intersect on.
@@ChessNetworkThanks, that makes sense. I just thought that white could try to keep the center closed and the white-squared bishop's sight obstructed.
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Wow
Good instruction of how with normal moves black gets such an overwhelming attack.
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Such attacking efficiency.
Is this the first video showing the French Defense winning from Jerry? 😂
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@@ChessNetwork might be honestly.. been watching u for 10 years, never seen a win lel
I hope your doing well jerry
White castled into an attack since black had tempo moves on the queen with their pawn storm
What French defense variation is this?
Hi Jerry.
Nowadays Players know to play h4 isntead of Qg4, so the line is simply bad as every line is in the french.
On 13:10 it's not Qh4, but Qh7... You're welcome ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
And Qg7, not Qg4. 🤷♂️ It happens.
Do you think Petrosian probably had a big Winawer?
I wish Jerry was my dad xD
Gentlemen play with me,l am WCD (Recently World Biggest Chess Player),nice person.This is title game,play ❤❤❤
Very poor play by White
Have to love the discovery Check from a Bishop after pushing a pawn that will attack the Queen I’ve been able to do that in a game myself Great Game by the legend Petrosian awesome attack Thanks Jerry always a pleasure 😊♟️