Master the Capablanca Technique: The Key to Chess Victory!
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- Опубликовано: 29 янв 2024
- In this game Capablanca plays an instructive masterpiece. We can learn from watching his brilliance in all three phases of the game.
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Capa Tartakower, New York 1924. An all-time classic rook endgame.
Capablanca's endgame technique was truly remarkable, and it has significantly influenced the play of chess grandmasters like Karpov and Carlsen, who have both drawn considerable insights from his approach to endgames. However, the pronunciation of his opponent name is "Ianovski"
Absolutely, those to have undeniably Capa's blood in their Chess.
His strength was endgame and his weakness was not to study opening theory. I think players like Fischer, Tal, Korchnoi, Petrosian, Karpov would have dominated him. He lacked real opponents in his timeline
@kirjuschaks not with how I saw him tackle the Marshall attack from frank Marshall himself, that boy was a beast
Capa was the one that showed that opposite color bishops do not automatically mean draw, he was also a pioneer in minority pawn attacks, his middle game was crisp direct and clear always with a plan and his endgame magical all that over one hundred years ago thus without computer help. Carlsen a super GM in it's own right has built on Capa's style, actually nothing new as far as chess styles has come after the 60s Computer is killing creativity, it's all about memorizing now, with a few exceptions games are not as beautiful nowadays, i recommend Capa vs Corzo i think Habana 1901 Capa was 12 years old beautiful game played in classical time but the time Capa used for the entire game was just minutes!!! What a truly awesome player he was!!!
Best channel. Watching from Bangladesh
Best channel. No contest.
Positional Chess has such an incredibly minimalist beauty in it.
I enjoyed as much as any crazy Tal game.
Chernev's book about Capablanca's endings is amazing.
Excellent teaching as usual CD. 😊
You could make videos about Capa and Lasker handling the exchange R.Lopez. The difference between their approaches.
You have become my favorite chess channel. Thank you for your elegant tutelage.
Thank you for your kind words.
Good evening: yes! The best channel on account of chess affairs. Porque el maestro explica con detalle y amenidad las partidas históricas que considera dignas de mención.
Thanks! A really like how you structure your videos!
A truly useful lesson in chess. Thank you and thanks to Capa ! Watching from France
Another great video 😃👍
Another great video! I would love to see some more Nezhmetdinov as well if any of his games you haven't covered inspire you
It is a mistake to think positional players are not that good when it comes to tactics on the contrary they are extremely strong tactical players that prefer to play positionally if they were not they would not be able to impose their game, they can see right through the opponent's tactics and put the fire out before it gets going, actually Capa played some beautiful attacking games Thanks for the great coverage
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Wesley So and Anand might be examples of modern Capablancas
Oh, what happened to young Oluwumn? Has he got his 2nd IM norm yet?
He actually got his third norm over a year ago. But there was some technicality with FIDE requiring a fourth norm. He also needs a FIDE rating of 2400 and it is 2280 currently.
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I know many of you would not agree but for me, Capa could challenge the place of Chess GOAT to any other great player in history.
1:48 how about knight f6 check ? after g7 to f6. jump back with the other knight?.. now black has 2 doubled pawns ? only other option for black is king steps forward.. which makes less sense then just capturing the knight... what am i missing here ? + the 2 pawns would be issolated pawns. queens would come of the board and white would lose castle.. but isnt that playable?..
That is an interesting idea, although I am not sure why queens would come off or how white would lose the right to castle. My only concern would be if black could use the open g-file to attack. But is definitely a move worth looking at.
Love the content. I needed a change up from Levy and Hikaru. Most of the time i would prefer to watch your videos. Levy has too much of his personality for myself at least sometimes. And Hikaru makes me cringe alittle bit once in awhile. Your content is solid ( @ least for me) . I enjoy your content over theirs, when i want to relax and hear some str8 forward chess videos.. its hard to describe, but its the most relaxing chess content on youtube that i have found, so thank you.
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3:39 capablanca vs capablanca?!??!?!?!
If Janowski had played 31... a5 instead of Re5, he would have had counterplay. Re5 is a mistake. Yes, this was a great game by Capablanca, but had Janowski played 31... a5, this video might not have been made.
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