Peter Leepin vs Alexander Alekhine - Munich 1941

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  • Опубликовано: 28 дек 2024

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  • @baderb52
    @baderb52 8 лет назад +5

    Alekhin is a beast. The precision of which his moves are calculated is unbelievable. I call him the chess scientist.

  • @rkuppal5
    @rkuppal5 5 лет назад +2

    Alekhine was the Greatest chess player of all time...A chess genius & a chess machine...In developing new concepts ( eg Alekhine defence, Alekhine block etc ) , in strategy , in Tactics he was Supreme..

  • @fallaciouswanderer8269
    @fallaciouswanderer8269 8 лет назад

    Thanks Mato for providing games like this. My game improved a lot since I subscribed.

  • @danilogallardo5804
    @danilogallardo5804 8 лет назад

    many thanks Mr. Mato.Jelic

  • @boat6float
    @boat6float Год назад +2

    Am I the only one who is fascinated that a major chess championship would be held in Nazi Germany as the Total War of WWII was raging?

  • @elcastorgrande
    @elcastorgrande 8 лет назад +1

    Leepin never knew what hit him. A common occurrence among Alekhine's opponents.

  • @Josuep07
    @Josuep07 8 лет назад +1

    Where are the Alekhine vs Capablanca games?

  • @proxirr1509
    @proxirr1509 8 лет назад

    great video

  • @mohamedabdelmoaty7238
    @mohamedabdelmoaty7238 8 лет назад +1

    Very good game

  • @Neoptolemus
    @Neoptolemus 8 лет назад +2

    Wher e is the pawn sacrifice?

    • @Watermelon_Man92
      @Watermelon_Man92 8 лет назад

      The sacrifice is not forced but it does happen in the game. If I were White I would have actually immediately traded away the dark square bishop because I know that due to the possible (and likely) f4 move from Alekhine, the bishop is likely to become a liability so I would rather have it off the board.

    • @Neoptolemus
      @Neoptolemus 8 лет назад

      i believe Mato means c7 pawn sacrifice and not f4. He says that now white is a pawn up @ 2:25.

  • @omriavital6309
    @omriavital6309 8 лет назад

    brilliantly calculated attack on the king side!
    its amazing how Alekhine takes advantage on the fienchetto pawn structure in front of the casteled king to coordinate his pieces. its a shame that white traded his dragon bishop to a piece which is not black's light squared bishop if such trade happened early in the game white would have done much better I think

  • @Narrowcros
    @Narrowcros 8 лет назад

    Destructive light square weaknesses

  • @benjafflolz
    @benjafflolz 8 лет назад

    when the white knight went to g5 and alekhine pushed his pawn threatening the bishop, why did white not fork the queen and rook? What's the downside of that continuation for white ?

  • @springnuance7048
    @springnuance7048 8 лет назад +1

    why f5 is a sacrifice?

  • @RedKnight-fn6jr
    @RedKnight-fn6jr 8 лет назад

    Nice game!

  • @kevinbyrne4538
    @kevinbyrne4538 8 лет назад

    Once again, Alekhine eliminates the opposing king's defenders and then launches a relentless mating attack.
    By the end of the game, White's king was facing Black's queen and bishop -- with almost no White pieces to help defend him.

  • @jonathandonovan1802
    @jonathandonovan1802 8 лет назад

    aand why didnt white fork the rook and the queen with nite?

    • @sidgar1
      @sidgar1 8 лет назад

      Are you talking about 2:18? Because Black can play Qe7. Then if White plays Nxf8, Black plays fxe3 bishop and where is the white Knight going? If he takes on h7, Black can play exf2+ and the Rook on f1 cannot take because of Bc5 pinning and winning the rook, and if King takes the pawn on f2, Black takes the knight on h7 anyway, basically trading a rook for 2 minor pieces and leaving White king exposed with Rf8+ coming

  • @daniyalhameed5509
    @daniyalhameed5509 8 лет назад

    Imagine a game between Alekhine and Fischer, whom would you support ?

    • @HarryIsTheHero
      @HarryIsTheHero 8 лет назад

      chess :)

    • @Hallands.
      @Hallands. 8 лет назад

      I guess I would've supported Fischer, since he would be the only one needing it!
      No, but seriously, I think Fischer would have put up some interesting resistance and maybe have lasted more than 25 moves, mmm?

    • @daniyalhameed5509
      @daniyalhameed5509 8 лет назад

      +Dj Neef Agreed.

    • @Hallands.
      @Hallands. 8 лет назад

      +Dj Neef
      I wouldn't be able to, I'm afraid. I was mainly kidding. Are you really capable of this comparative analysis? GM yourself much?

    • @mcmcx5514
      @mcmcx5514 8 лет назад

      Fischer would destroy him. Is that even a question?

  • @Bigjuergo
    @Bigjuergo 8 лет назад +1

    killa move!

  • @Watermelon_Man92
    @Watermelon_Man92 8 лет назад

    Trading away the defensive fianchetto bishop while the opponent has it's counterpart is usually not a good idea. You have to know exactly what you are doing to make that kind of decision and have it turn out okay. As a matter of fact, if I'm in a situation where my opponent tries to invade my king's camp with a bishop that I cannot challenge, and that bishop is attacking a rook, in many cases I'll let the bishop take the rook because that's how bad I want that bishop off the board.

  • @Marcel-gt4tp
    @Marcel-gt4tp 8 лет назад

    Mato obozavam te

  • @noelmasangcay4955
    @noelmasangcay4955 3 года назад

    Alekhine tremendous and outrageous moves, makes his all opponents like a noob.

  • @driptcg
    @driptcg 8 лет назад +2

    alekhine always the best!

  • @hassanel-gharib1420
    @hassanel-gharib1420 8 лет назад

    pls mato want more games for tal

  • @LFC303606ACID
    @LFC303606ACID 8 лет назад

    More first than ever!
    Second even..

  • @khaledit7050
    @khaledit7050 5 лет назад

    Mato always ask: what do you think about this game
    I think: its a very very complicated game and needs brain like Alekhine to make all this calculations

  • @edlawrence5059
    @edlawrence5059 8 лет назад +3

    Was this game played under the tutelage of the Nazis?

    • @TrotisApple
      @TrotisApple 8 лет назад +2

      Yes, they captured Alekhine in France, 1940.

    • @tonymostromable
      @tonymostromable 5 лет назад

      Yes, Josef Goebbels gave an opening speech.

  • @joaquinsanchezpinto6901
    @joaquinsanchezpinto6901 8 лет назад

    Gay