The Greatest Queen Sacrifice in Chess History | Nezhmetdinov vs Chernikov (1962)
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Follow MprooV on Twitter / mproovapp Rashid Gibiatovich Nezhmetdinov vs Oleg L Chernikov
"Nezly Done!"
Rostov (1962)
Sicilian Defense: Old Sicilian. Open (B35)
1. e4 c5 2. Nf3 Nc6 3. d4 cd4 4. Nd4 g6 5. Nc3 Bg7 6. Be3 Nf6 7. Bc4 O-O 8. Bb3 Ng4 9. Qg4 Nd4 10. Qh4 Qa5 11. O-O Bf6 12. Qf6 Ne2 13. Ne2 ef6 14. Nc3 Re8 15. Nd5 Re6 16. Bd4 Kg7 17. Rad1 d6 18. Rd3 Bd7 19. Rf3 Bb5 20. Bc3 Qd8 21. Nf6 Be2 22. Nh7 Kg8 23. Rh3 Re5 24. f4 Bf1 25. Kf1 Rc8 26. Bd4 b5 27. Ng5 Rc7 28. Bf7 Rf7 29. Rh8 Kh8 30. Nf7 Kh7 31. Nd8 Re4 32. Nc6 Rf4 33. Ke2
Nezhmetdinov won a number of games against world champions such as Tal, against whom he had a lifetime plus score, and Spassky. He also had success against other world-class grandmasters such as Bronstein, Polugaevsky, and Geller. He achieved a plus score in the 20 games he contested against World Champions. But in addition to his aforementioned dismal score against Averbakh, he could only score +0−3=2 each against excellent defenders Petrosian and Korchnoi.
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The greatest queen sacrifice was by Henry VIII.
Lmao
@@eb8945 I didn't get the joke
@@gufransiddiqui1028 Henry VIII executed his wives
@@gufransiddiqui1028 he executed most of his wives
I dont ussually laugh at this kind of comments, but this is the best ive read in a while hahahah
this isn't the greatest queen sacrifice in history. The greatest queen sacrifice in history occurred in year 2007 in the match between me and my neighbour when I gave him the queen for free because I urgently had to go to the toilette.
Stewie Griffin
so did you play quagmire or joe?
How do you have 500 subs with no videos while I have 7 videos with only 60 subs!??!?!! Illuminati Confirmed
Here is the chess match:
ruclips.net/video/R7CM3a9V-Ck/видео.html
lol
I’d love to study that game
it always gives me the goosebumps when I hear a little boy yelling
''Mister Mister he sacrificed his queen'' and I could imagine Oleg running to the table to see what the hell is going on
my favorite game by far
Essence.
I would have loved to see the look on his face
@@observantmagic4156 Netflix series material
the real grandmaster
Mister, Mister!
"he didn't want to drag out the game for too long" "so he thought about the next move for 40 minutes"
lmao
Favorite line: "He's protecting this bishop like it's made of gold."
A bishop is made of gold if it is well positioned and you don't have a queen.
You see, Mr powers.
I LOVE GOOOOOOLD
Biggest takeaway for me. Point values are relative
Agreed
Its platinum
This is the type of 3 am content I’m after
Eheu yo equal
Eheu
IT’S 3:17 AM AS I’M READING THIS LOL
@Mikey Schwartz i made it to 5am :P
3AM here
It’s fuckin 3:03am in India.
Plot twist: he sacrificed his queen by accident.
It was just blunder
Thought for 40 minutes to play it by accident? Ok
It's only a blunder if you say "no wait, shit"
There are no accidents - master oogway
If you blunder your queen and then win the game you didnt blunder your queen, you just did a hyper-extended long con queen sacrifice
Xqc vs Critical = the greatest king sacrifice by Xqc.
Haha
Lmaoo
Do you know about the famous king sacrifice by Vidit Gujrathi to Hikaru Nakamura?
This is the greatest chess game of all time
*THROBBING*
I have no idea why this was in my recommended 😂 but i agree
Maybe you like chess without knowing it :D
same for me lol
agadmator's Chess Channel haha i was an amateur chess player when i was 9-10yrs or so but i never searched something like this on google/RUclips
ian Van desteene the same here....
Same here
So I did a computer analysis. Sacrificing the queen on F6 on Stockfish 10+ at Depth 37 is even. That is insane.
Wow darn, that's amazing.
I didnt get what u saying!
@FuryMaster 63 1 The computer looked 37 moves into possibilities for the game and with good play by both sides it would still be tied. You wouldn't expect this because a queen is worth much more than a bishop and knight combined.
@@bigstar66 you'd expect the difference to be less than 3 points though since it's a fianchetto bishop guarding a bunch of holes around the king. Still dead even is incredible.
So at the end of the day Chernikov had been correct that the game is draw. :)
Mr! Mr! He sacrificed his queen! What a scene it would've been
How many of you are back here after so many years to re-watch this?
Well I'll be damned I'm thanking YT for recommending this video for me.
Same.
same
phanTomtilt Lira absolutely timeless
phanTomtilt Lira
Same goes here, I found his videos interesting for me. 😂
Me too holy shit
The play leading up to the King/queen fork is insane. Flawless even.
Brandon Lee Yeah the queen sac was interesting, but those moves leading up to the queen fork literally made my jaw drop in awe
It's full of 2 and 3 point blunders if you run it through an engine. Pretty disappointing, a few years after the fact.
I saw it at the last second, when he pushed the rook. “Why’d he....whoooooa..”
@@matthewdycus3394 Engines tend to only think in methodical terms, they almost never think romantically. When a human makes romantic moves, its not uncommon for an engine to see it as a blunder because it will play the chess 101 move instead.
@@Cosmic_Cretin Any decent chess-engine will crush romantic chess without any mercy though..
I don't think even Tal would have thought of sacrificing his queen in that position which superficially seemed so quiet. It took an extraordinary mind, I think, to envisage its potential violence. Perhaps the most extraordinary queen sacrifice of all time.
So, I've only recently gotten into chess as my daughter taught me how to play a week and a half ago. I've watched several of agadmator's videos and each time before I watch one I ask myself "Are you actually going to be able to watch a 10 minute video about a chess match?". Before I know it, 10 minutes fly by and I'm always left wanting more. Incredible analysis!
no idea why this was in my suggestions but really fascinating.
Samuel ... same here. I jus dowloaded chess for my android next thing i kno this video is in Suggestions. Facebook/Google is giving out our fucking info thats why this keeps happening
BlueBoy5ine. It has happened to me and my brother(both have Honor phones) a couple of times that I was talking about something and then in less than a half hour a video of the spoken topic appears on my recommendations. For example one time my brother asked me if I had seen Forrest Gump. I said no and he told me a little bit about it. The next time I went to youtube with my phone there was a video about Forrest Gump in my recommendations. And I have never watched anything relating to it nor have I even searched it in google. Then the same thing happened to my brother after I told him that flat earthers exist. He said yes but wasn't really interested. Ten minutes later he checked his youtube recommendations and what do you know. A video recommendation about flat earthers.
Though, this time I don't know why this was recommended. I haven't played or talked about chess in over two years.
Those two examples must be coincidences as RUclips does not hail permission to listen off app or without permission
Flynn Fedora Bros. I don't think it's just a coincidence although I hope it is. And it's not necessarily youtube app itself listening. I went to settings and prevented Google(which owns youtube) from using my phone's microphone and similiar thing hasn't happened since. At least not yet.
How are people this smart? I can only see 2 moves ahead of me. Not 10
I only see 1. I have crap for brains
He said that White thought through the position for over 40 minutes.
You see 2? I don't even realise what I am going to do next with my previous move.
I only see half a move ahead, since I usually only see half part of the board and forget about the other half....
experience, I can do 6 tops but it took me years.
The greatest sacrifice of the Queen was when I deployed her so that the Archers don't attack the Ballons
Critical COC fan spotted😀
Super underrated comment
Clash of Clans 😍
The memories…
Underrrrated
6:38 that move so goddamn good
“The game produced such an impression on the many participants of the championship team that none of them presented their games to the judges for the beauty prize - it was guaranteed in advance to Nezh.”
Alex Pishkin
That knight did more work in one game than I did in my entire life.
Impressive capture count for that white knight piece tho, and in that endgame that knight wouldnt go off the board
It's really amazing how he sacrificed a whole queen for such a solid endgame 20 moves in advance. Makes you wonder how much was calculated and how much was pure intuition and fun.
He had to have calculated it quite a bit if he really took 40 minutes to make the queen sac like Agadmator said. Because if you can't even draw after sacking the queen in this manner it is the worst move.
He didn't sac a whole queen.
Of course there was some calculation, but ultimately the move was mostly intuition backed by experience. Thematically it is not new, and comes up with some frequency in the King's Indian Defense.
I have watched this game dozens of times but there is no doubt in my mind that I will still watch it dozens of times more.. Just beautiful
same here!
We out here playing chess, while my man is playing 7 dimensional tic tac toe
Tell me where I can get that
N t Wright
Paul biographer
You know I am not a chess player. Even not interested slightly. But I read about the legendary queen sacrifice and I really enjoyed last 8 minutes of my life. Great commentary. Thanks.
Last 8 mins of your life, wtf.........
Past 8minutes = Last 8min in this case
@@rishavmasih9450 Hi @rishav, I am writing on behalf of my close friend @whistle out of tune who gave me the account. No it was literally last 8 minutes of his life. Thank you for pointing out. They told him that he has just 24 hours to live. So at the breakfast, he ordered a huge bucket of chicken wings. Enjoyed every bit of it. And went out for a walk in the park and told me how beautiful the trees and flowers and bees. He spent some time writing his will and after that he had the last dinner with his family. And then checked his watch and sait "well, it is about time." So he googled "queen sacrifice Nezhmetdinov vs Chernikov" and spent his last 8 minutes of his life in peace. He had barely enough time to write the comment above.
Rest in peace @whistle out of tune. A man who appreciates good chess moves, although doesn't play chess.
@@whistleoutoftune4417 Should I take your words seriously?
@@azap12 of course not
And there are people like me felling as we lost everything once we lose the queen😂
so true,, normally i flip the board when i lose queen and earthquake takes the blame ;)
Believe me I do play my best chess when i loose queen early for a rook or bishop and Knight, dang it
It’s never too late you can always hope they blunder their queen back
and/or blunder into mate in 1
at least you don't take both their rooks then get cocky and end up losing like i recently embarrassed myself by doing
Most of the time when my opponents lose their queen in my games they give up, lol. I know that feel tho. I've played through games after losing my queen before, and it isn't pretty. I did manage to win sometimes tho.
How to reach 2800 in chess:
Have your last name end in ov
So true.
Or catch a life sentence in prison
Some of those dudes play with out a board and just call out moves from cell to cell for an imaginary board in their heads.
Serious waste of talent.
Well in Russia in their formative years it was miserable thanks to communism (misguided leader's version anyway) so they only could drink vodka and play chess. Created some chess champions forged of iron.
Like Magnus carlsov or Fabiano caruanov
@@Peakfreud what
If the queen does not lead, how can she expect her subordinates to follow.
I believe that was just a play on words...
Nice reference.
Code Geass reference.
Gabriel Fonseca
Is code geass or no game no life reference ?
Still one of the best queen sacrifices I think there was a way for black to win if they didn't play Be2, who knows
The feeling when youtube recommends actual good content instead of those generic "top 10" lists is amazing. I'm not even into chess but this was a joy to watch. I liked the play by play part so I could follow it. Have a like.
It's a relief knowing that I'm not the only one who hates all of that pointless top 10 craps videos!
stop clicking top 10 videos and they will stop being recommended to you :D your recommendations are based on your history you know
6:38 r/oddlysatisfying
So this is what General Zodd has been doing in his free time lol
U had me😆😂😂😂🤣
😂😂😂
plot twist: rashid was drunk during the game and accidentally blundered his queen
Knight Capturing a Rook to fork the other rook, queen, and checking the king. Pretty amazing move to setup
ZF Productions init
I barely know the slightest thing about chess but that knight fork was beautiful. Certainly, Rashid felt like a total badass at that point.
fr that was my favorite move. that knight was overpowered
@@KennyVo120 fr
And it even forks the pawn on d6, lol
I guess what makes the GMs different to the average person is that they don't immediately go for whatever would give them immediate material advantage but rather for what gives them tactical and strategic advantages.
True. But Rashid was an IM. He never got a GM title...
It is primarily the mental practice needed to imagine dozens or hundreds of potential board scenarios in your head at once. If you can do that you can defeat most players
Notice that one player gets up and walks away but is still imagining the game in perfect detail. That's not IQ, that's practice
Not really these are rare gems such games are rarely played at the absolute top level now which are long theoretical struggles
In a sense, every chess game is a war that you have to win
from the amount of chess I play'd it is one of the most insane and beautiful games I've saw
thank you for this!
How can he foresee that one position out of thousands of possible? I think we ordinary people just try to imagine but guys like Nedzmettinov just find a way to visualise it all. Amazing really.
That queen sac took a lot of guts.
+Colin Davies 40 minutes to be exact :)
u r genius
agadmator's Chess Channel what does stockfish think of the queen sa
It did, because victory is not immediately apparent. These are always the most interesting sacrifices.
Not guts, calculation.
On my recommended eventhough this is my first time watching chess game on youtube.. No regret at all
Yohanes Ben 😂😂😂😂 you dont even understand the worth of a queen in chess board
Jan Dom I kinda know it's function, but man, never even searched chess on youtube before but got this on my recommendation. Interesting
Dude you made my day.
Its like getting into a new world.
Jan Dom yeah
Nobody becomes a millionaire or a billionaire by working for others and depending on them. Good investment brings millions of dollars and consistency brings billions; the market is all about bitcoin at the moment.
Well, Investment without an adequate knowledge on whatever you're investing in, is a total wait of resources and time. One should first strive to gather enough knowledge in any field he or she chooses to invest in.
@@comfortassam8769 you're very right. A lack of the require skills and knowledge is disadvantageous to any kind of investment. It shouldn't just be about investing but making profit too.
Investment is paramount but doing it rightly comes with extra blessings and dividend
Speaking of investing, forex trading is the best business in the world right now with the ever raising amount of bitcoin. I know a couple of friends who makes a lot of money weekly trading the financial market
For anyone building for posterity I think crypto is the next gold but the problem is scammers are everywhere.
It was hard to get GM title in Communist Russia even after Stalin died (Impossible when he lived) because FIDE was giving the titles for international games and it was hard to leave Russia.
From wikipedia:
"I played my first tournament after my marriage in Sochi. This was the Russian SFSR championship, and it was won by Nezhmetdinov, one of the strongest Soviet masters. For some reason, he was very rarely allowed to go abroad, and obviously, he never became a grandmaster because of that." - Korchnoi
"I came to chess too late, as a 17-year-old man with no theoretical knowledge, whereas all the champions - Botvinnik, Smyslov, Spassky, Petrosian and Tal received training from the age of seven or eight….Yes, I could play some games with brilliance, and win prizes for beauty, but I was never able to achieve the holistic skills necessary for Grandmaster level” - Nezhmetdinov
Let us also consider the other Soviet Players who became GMs around the time Rashid should have become one.
1954 - No player.
1955 - One player, Boris Spassky. He won the youth world chess championship and qualified for the Interzonal, where he got his grandmaster's norm. Boris was very lucky. The world championship in Antwerp ended on 8th August, and the Interzonal, which, luckily, was held in Gothenburg, began in a week - on 15th August. And Spassky got there in time, which, considering the Soviet bureaucracy of the time, was quite a feat.
1956 - One player, Viktor Korchnoi, by accumulated results.
1957 - One player, Mikhail Tal. He won the Soviet championship that year.
In 1958 and 1959, no Soviet players became grandmasters.
Therefore, in six years, from 1954 to 1959, only three Soviet players became grandmasters: Spassky, Tal and Korchnoi. How was Nezhmetdinov supposed to become a grandmaster if he never played in a tournament with grandmaster norms?
that's pretty classy of you to recommend your viewers to check out another channel..so few channels on youtube would actually do that
+Don Scott Well, I watched that video about Rashid like 5 times already, and I will probably watch it some more after some time, I wouldn't want anyone to miss out on it. It's simlpy that good :)
you're right it is :)
Wondering what makes 27 ppl to give this thumbs down...
edu, there are some real whackos out there, and we've caught 27 of them. These are somehow the best chess vids, although would have liked to see some more analysis of the key tactics, eg. after Be2, doesn't look like there's any Rh3 action happening after the Knight sac, because of Bh5 - surely more like Rxf7, but I would have liked to see the outcome.
Shouldnt he rather recommend them to CHESS out other channels?
*Excellent game - concise commentary - keep up the good work Agadmator :)*
Thanks a lot Fred, will do! :)
I think this game highlights the emotional side of chess. The sacrifice arguably didn't give a better position, most would agree that at best it was even. But the move was so aggressive that it shocked the opponent into making mistakes that were capitalized on. It was the mental fortitude that won the game.
Agreed! Black should have been able to convert that game.
Thank-you for your explanation, time, passion and understanding. It is appreciated.
Greatest queen sac was Marie Antoinette
LMFAO
most underrated comment iv read in a hot minute
Yikes!
So this is what General Zodd has been doing in his free time lol
It must be almost traumatic to be in the middle of your stroll 'with the draw in the bag' only to have your thoughts interrupted by the news "excuse me sir, your opponent just sacked his Queen"... a big bucket of cold water on your head!
". . . and then I made my move, bf6. I then see Nezhy go in a deep think. Thinking that he maybe contemplating whether he should accept the "drawn" game, I then left the table to take a short walk and check the other ongoing games. In the middle of my stroll, I felt someone tugging at my left sleeve. I turned to look around to see a little brown-haired boy with blue eyes, looking like a living bundle of energy. I asked, "What's the matter, young lad?" He then pointed at my and Rashid's table, saying "Mister, your opponent sac'ed his queen." Without me realizing, my pupils shrank instantaneously and proceeded to nearly dash to our table. Looking at the current state of the board, I see Rashid's queen has replaced my dark square bishop on f6. I continued to look at it in astonishment and disbelief before I was shaken out of my trance by Nezhy's stare, as if awaiting my reply to his move. I then took my seat to continue our chess match and break the abrupt awkward atmosphere. Little did I know what was bound to happen in the next few moments would be something I would both be troubled and awed to experience."
The play leading up to the king-queen fork was absolutely insane. A true genius
Thank you for these, I am trying to learn more about Chess so that I can play against my friends who are very good at Chess.
“He’s protecting this bishop like it’s made of gold” LOL
I hardly ever comment on youtube video's, but I gotta say: This has to be one of the best channel's on RUclips... Passion and consistency, all coming from a deep well of insight and knowledge. My view and appreciation of the game has been deeply affected by thee Agadmator. Thank you!
Thank you
Thank you very much for this fun, inspiring video. I am quite old but quite new to chess and found it extremely enjoyable.
What Antonio has really brought home to me in his comments and analyses has been the amazing generosity of spirit among chess players. The broadmindedness and open good sportsmanship, as well as the appreciation of other players is really cool to see. There have been exceptions to that, but it's important to remember that these are the exceptions, and that the great players are great for many reasons, not just their skills at the game.
Even a blind squirrel finds a nut now and again. Thanks YT for recommending this.
This is an unbelievable beautiful game. Rashid gives his queen without getting a direct mating attack and later he gives his rook and refuses to take the black rook and his position is getting better and better. I love that.
This was so beautiful. I've been looking at it for hours now. Wow.
thank you for this amazing video agadmator. you are the greatest
I’ve watched this a few times and tbh the depth of tactical mastery still amazes me
Same here, maybe you can give me an answer to 6:33 though? Why did Black take the Rook H8 instead of King G7? Was it an oversight on his part or am I missing something? Surely he saw the fork coming.
EDIT: Never mind just realized the stupidity of my comment lol
6:10 "he's protecting this bishop as if it's made of gold..." 😂😂😂😂
It's interesting if you think about it. So darn many people like this quote. I think you have to be somewhat intelligent to like this sentence.
Explanation please?
@@marko514 Relics.
This is also the best youtuber sacrifice of the history. You recommend to see another youtuber and we remain even more fidelized to your honesty (and amazing analysis skills)
just now finding your channel, so cool to see how much you love chess, great video!
Queen sacs between masters are the stuff of legend. In his chess autobiography, "My Fifty Years of Chess", Frank J. Marshall relates how his spectacular Queen move in front of the opponent's King's three pawn phalanx, resulting in announcing checkmate in three moves was applauded by the tournament spectators by showering the final board position with gold coins!
Levitzky - Marshall, Breslau 1912
On move 29 at 6:33 you finally realize how deep was the analysis of Qxf6 on move 12! Unreal!
pfft... nerd...
ScorpsJunk Nstuff In what way was he a nerd by saying that?
Grapefruit [GD] pfft... nerd
ScorpsJunk Nstuff So people who ask questions and make remarks are nerds? Then you must be one.
Grapefruit [GD] pfft.... nerd....
Wow. Amazing game! A+ content as always. Thank you!
That's the most pleasing Knight fork I've seen in a good while. 👍
So glad youtube recommended this! Thanks agadmator.
This is madness!! "The early" Queen sacrifice move.. Amazing!!
plot twist: rashid was drunk during the game and accidentally blundered his queen
@Siddhant Satao dw it was a joke lol. rashid is my fav chess player of all time :)
"""""blundered"""""
But the chess engine doesn't consider it a blunder. According to Stockfish, the position after the queen sacrifice is equal
For once you can actually say he was drunk since this queen sacrifice didn't even seem to be any kind of logical.....one cannot even imagine why would you sacrifice it there....i mean there was no clear sign of checkmating in next 3-4 moves or getting a rook and bishop
Wow how much your channel has improved. I'm a long time follower. Keep up your great work.
I've never watched a chess related video in my life, but I'm glad I checked this out when it popped up in the recommended tab
You did something right because your video was in the recommended for thousands of people today. Newly subbed. Congrats on your success.
You're the Man Rashid!
Let's take a moment to appreciate RUclips's algorithms for bringing us here.
I watched “The Queen’s Gambit” on Netflix last week. Haven’t looked up anything on chess since. Netflix must be feeding RUclips their viewers. Mmmm?
Watching this video made me realise how deep Chess is, and how many steps into the future professional Chess players have to think. Very enjoyable and informative video!
Been a year since i’ve subscribed but this is the video i keep coming back to
Nice... you wore a t-shirt on your instagram refering to this game. Thanks for keeping me busy finding it. It is a great game!
Thanks for sharing Good Sir ! WOW
Thank you so much, I never knew the guy and i just saw the whole documentary. A true chess artist!
*I remember the day this was uploaded*
It only had a couple thousand views and you had less than a 100k subs
Truly a time worth remembering same with the game.
Agadmator you are the man. Thank you!
If I remember correctly, this was the video that got me into chess, both into watching chess and playing chess. The RUclips algorithm brought me to this video several years ago, it then brought me to this video today again and I am glad that it did. It was a pleasure to watch this video again.
Beautiful admission of defeat from the opponent. Total respect shown towards the play/player.
Why is this so interesting
I'm gonna sub to ya your work is great
Great job getting to the point and not veering off their game
You've earned a sub
Thanks a lot for this amazing chess games
Really enjoyed the video man. Definitely going to check out what else you have.
I don't understand this queen sacrifice.
It wasn't even a short term sacrifice, it was positional, he ended taking advantage of the sacrifice so many moves ahead!!!!!!
THIS IS CHESS
Daniel Andrade This is chess played at the highest level
How do I get on this level? I could almost never think of offering my rooks like that, and I could never think of actually not taking the rooks if they are offered...
this is just another level of chess, absoluetly insane..
Nez is my favorite player and this game is my favorite of all-time.
Glad to hear it dry :) A verry nice game indeed
agadmator's Chess Channel Jessica's Fischer is definitively the best video around about Rashid!
The one about Rossolimo is excellent too!
+veryblackcat That's why I recommended it :) So enjoyable to watch
my farvourit player too and his sacrifices are way better than tal's
rashid is the only one who beat tal 3 games a row.Rashid game was so insane even tal cant understand what he had in his mind
Saf 299 yeah but that's why bobby was more consistent, and also the very reason that led bobby to quit the game. He wanted to play to win but it was boring beating people with thoroughly analyzed lines
Rashid Neshmetdinov was a mentor to Mikhail Tal. Mikhail Tal learned from him.
Thank you very much for analiz
Watching this in March 2021. It's amazing how far you have come, Antonio.
I now realize that this was the first chess game I ever watched. I had watched the videos by Jesica Fischer after he mentioned it in this video some two years ago, and I realized that when I was re-watching this video today. Thank you Agad for introducing me to the world of chess.
Never heard of Nezhmetdinov before. Thanks making me aware of this great player.
I/ve seen Jessica's video. Amazing! Thank you for advice!
I just started getting into chess and this shit is crazy, seeing moves so far in advance. Wonderful play✌🏼
Great game! Rashid has no reverse gear. His wins are some of the most beautiful in chess history.
I just watched the biography of Rashid, pretty interesting and informative. I like his style!
Thanks for the content :D
Merci for this. My daughter asked me about chess when Queen's Gambit came out. I watched it and it was a great representation of a great game and culture.