This video not only teatch the concepts of blocade and overprotection of the central squares, as an alternative to occupy them with pawns, it also shows that one would need extraordinary tactical and analisis skills.
An excellent concept by Nimzowitsch to maintain over the central squares that White lays claim to in the Advanced French- d4 & e5- but without the pressure on the hanging pawns White would be subject to. This game ties in well with last week’s Oster-Fischer game in that the activity Fischer had throughout with his quasi-blockade of the enemy central pawns was more effective than if he simply had two pawns blockading his opponent’s. It’s a concept that has to be applied carefully in different situations, because the other previously published game between Korchnoi & Tal (USSR Championship, 1962), Tal had a similar opposite color bishop blockade on Korchnoi’s central pawns, but he lacked the necessary activity to either launch a decisive attack nor to even maintain the blockade, and the game famously ended with those two white pawns on d7 & e7. So each position may or may not be safe to try and piece-blockade as not all blockades are permanent/decisive. The tournament was confidently won by the sleeping giant, Richard “The Fifth” Teichmann. Due to some health and financial problems, he was often limited in performance and took fifth place very often. But his stars aligned well for him to be healthy and financially stable for this tournament, and he took clear first ahead of second place tie Rubinstein/ Schlechter, then Rotlewi, then another tie between Nimzowitwch/ Marshall. Many colorful games were played, Teichmann had the fewest losses (2), and Rotlewi had the most wins (15), and no one managed to go undefeated this tournament. Thanks as always. Good day all
It seems possible but maybe he preferred to push his opponent’s strong bishop away from that great d4 square so as to not have 2 enemy bishops aiming at his kingside.
I was just about to answer. :) Yes, in this case, the bishop would remain on a great d4 square, and Black would be deprived of any chance of counterplay, which he hoped to get after pushing his pawn to d4.
@@chesswisdom Then we have gotten each other, for in the past few weeks I had been thinking about this game and was perhaps going to mention it to you today and here you have covered it. It was an astounding game that I’m glad you decided to cover. )))
A week or 2 without my instructor made me lose 50 ELO,.. Happy with this video, I am expecting + 200 ELO by the end of this week. Just kidding (a bit). Thanks, good one!!
This video suffers from a lot of hissing when you say your s's. "Sibilance" is what they call this audio effect and it detracts from what is otherwise an interesting and instructive bit of Chess Wisdom. You should try to avoid this issue in the future, imo, by making some sort of adjustment in your procedures or by some change of equipment. I'm not knowledgeable enough to advise you on how this is to be done, but I know that most videos out there do not suffer from this unfortunate issue.
Thanks a lot for your feedback. Yes, I also feel that the sound quality isn't perfect. I'm actually not knowledgeable either. I tried different microphones, but each of them has specific issues. Maybe the problem is with my computer; I'm not sure. Hopefully, this problem will be solved soon. :)
This is the only chess channel on RUclips where i am actually learning how to understand and play chess. Thank you for your effort. 👌
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Excellent content as usual, very dangerous play, I love the risk taking Nimzo took, id be scared to play a lot of those moves like b2-b4!!
One of my first chess books was his 'My System'. I read it every year.
My "Bible."
What an outstanding game - Really groundbreaking. It deserves to be recognized as one of the best games ever played!
This video not only teatch the concepts of blocade and overprotection of the central squares, as an alternative to occupy them with pawns, it also shows that one would need extraordinary tactical and analisis skills.
An excellent concept by Nimzowitsch to maintain over the central squares that White lays claim to in the Advanced French- d4 & e5- but without the pressure on the hanging pawns White would be subject to. This game ties in well with last week’s Oster-Fischer game in that the activity Fischer had throughout with his quasi-blockade of the enemy central pawns was more effective than if he simply had two pawns blockading his opponent’s. It’s a concept that has to be applied carefully in different situations, because the other previously published game between Korchnoi & Tal (USSR Championship, 1962), Tal had a similar opposite color bishop blockade on Korchnoi’s central pawns, but he lacked the necessary activity to either launch a decisive attack nor to even maintain the blockade, and the game famously ended with those two white pawns on d7 & e7. So each position may or may not be safe to try and piece-blockade as not all blockades are permanent/decisive.
The tournament was confidently won by the sleeping giant, Richard “The Fifth” Teichmann. Due to some health and financial problems, he was often limited in performance and took fifth place very often. But his stars aligned well for him to be healthy and financially stable for this tournament, and he took clear first ahead of second place tie Rubinstein/ Schlechter, then Rotlewi, then another tie between Nimzowitwch/ Marshall. Many colorful games were played, Teichmann had the fewest losses (2), and Rotlewi had the most wins (15), and no one managed to go undefeated this tournament.
Thanks as always. Good day all
Excellent content. Please keep going!
Over a hundred years old…amazing calculation from both! Love Nim!
Thanks for the new game with new concepts behind with analysis ❤.
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@@chesswisdom Thanks Sir
Thank you for another nice analysis and breakdown
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Nice explaination
Excelente analisis, gracias chess wisdom, saludos
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Highly instructive for players like me. Thanks.
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Very nice video. Subscribed.
No comment on the video quality (seemed fine to me) but the explanations are excellent! Thanks much.
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Muy buena partida.gracias y Saludos.
Great lesson!
Well explained 👏
Well explained and nice analysis: totally understandable. Your videos are always excellent
Thank you.
Your audio is choppy. Disable echo cancellation to fix.
Why did bishop from e8 choose to go to d7 instead of going to f7or even for or first g7. Also it the black win if Q moved a d8 instead of c3.
Great !! 👏👏👏
Bravo!
18:18 could black have just pushed the pawn to e4?
It seems possible but maybe he preferred to push his opponent’s strong bishop away from that great d4 square so as to not have 2 enemy bishops aiming at his kingside.
I was just about to answer. :) Yes, in this case, the bishop would remain on a great d4 square, and Black would be deprived of any chance of counterplay, which he hoped to get after pushing his pawn to d4.
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Then we have gotten each other, for in the past few weeks I had been thinking about this game and was perhaps going to mention it to you today and here you have covered it. It was an astounding game that I’m glad you decided to cover. )))
@@amosdraak3536 That's really interesting. It's synchronicity as Jung put it - meaningful coincidences. Indeed, this game is full of meaning. :)
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A week or 2 without my instructor made me lose 50 ELO,.. Happy with this video, I am expecting + 200 ELO by the end of this week. Just kidding (a bit). Thanks, good one!!
My pleasure. :) Thanks for watching!
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Or poverty!
nice 8bit graphics
being sardonic?
This video suffers from a lot of hissing when you say your s's. "Sibilance" is what they call this audio effect and it detracts from what is otherwise an interesting and instructive bit of Chess Wisdom. You should try to avoid this issue in the future, imo, by making some sort of adjustment in your procedures or by some change of equipment. I'm not knowledgeable enough to advise you on how this is to be done, but I know that most videos out there do not suffer from this unfortunate issue.
Who cares though
@@seblubla1685 The poster will care, I suspect.
I find it charming. This channel will never be one to look to for high production value. If you want that, go elsewhere
Thanks a lot for your feedback. Yes, I also feel that the sound quality isn't perfect. I'm actually not knowledgeable either. I tried different microphones, but each of them has specific issues. Maybe the problem is with my computer; I'm not sure. Hopefully, this problem will be solved soon. :)
Use a “deesser” very common audio plugin to get rid of siballince
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Way too wordy and boring, even at 1.75x speed. Quit over-explaining the obvious. Pick your spots. This gets tedious fast.
Clickbait -- more like one the most boring games.
🥷🙏, where do the original game start and ur comments end? Make a clear setup to make ur videos more enjoyable. 🥷🙏