Steinitz's Efficient Attacking Masterpiece
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- Опубликовано: 5 сен 2024
- At the 1895 Hasting super tournament, ex-World Champion Wilhelm (or William) Steinitz won a brilliancy prize for his Round 10 demolition of the German master Curt von Bardeleben. Von Bardeleben decamped from the playing hall after Steinitz's 25.Rxh7+, and the former World Champion demonstrated the decisive continuation to the delighted English crowd. This game is an important Giuoco Piano game, a model in attacking efficiency, and a must-know classic for any chess enthusiast. #Chess #ChessInstruction #ClassicChessGames
[Event "Hastings"]
[Site "Hastings ENG"]
[Date "1895.08.17"]
[Round "10"]
[White "Wilhelm Steinitz"]
[Black "Curt von Bardeleben"]
[Result "1-0"]
[ECO "C54"]
[PlyCount "49"]
[EventDate "1895.08.05"]
1. e4 e5 2. Nf3 Nc6 3. Bc4 Bc5 4. c3 Nf6 5. d4 exd4 6. cxd4 Bb4+ 7. Nc3 d5 8. exd5 Nxd5 9. O-O Be6 10. Bg5 Be7 11. Bxd5 Bxd5 12. Nxd5 Qxd5 13. Bxe7 Nxe7 14. Re1 f6 15. Qe2 Qd7 16. Rac1 c6 17. d5 cxd5 18. Nd4 Kf7 19. Ne6 Rhc8 20. Qg4 g6 21. Ng5+ Ke8 22. Rxe7+ Kf8 23. Rf7+ Kg8 24. Rg7+ Kh8 25. Rxh7+
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Several people have asked me about this chess set. It's 1950 Dubrovnik reproduction set (Bobby Fischer's favorite!) produced by Chess Bazaar: www.chessbazaar.com/the-reproduction-1950-dubrovnik-bobby-fischer-chess-set-in-sheesham-box-wood-3-6-king.html?acc=2b24d495052a8ce66358eb576b8912c8 I purchased it in December 2017, and it's an absolute joy to study and play with! I reached out to Chess Bazaar (they have awesome customer service, by the way), and they offered my viewers 30% off on this set and other qualified items if you use the coupon code JOHN30. Please note that if you use the above link to purchase anything on Chess Bazaar, I will receive a commission. Thanks a lot, guys!
John, is there an expiration date for coupon code? I won't be able to buy one till mid june
@@Poincare2024 I think the coupon code will work indefinitely, but I will ask Chess Bazaar!
I was about to ask from where did you purchase the chess board but I saw your comment:D
Hi John! That link is only for the pieces, but not the board, right? Do you have a link for the board? I'm never sure what size to buy that would go well with the pieces, but yours looks good. Thanks!
@@darkriver7564 This probably isn't the same board, but this board was advertised on the same page as the pieces: www.chessbazaar.com/standard-walnut-maple-wooden-printed-chess-board-brown-color-18-50-mm.html
Loving the physical board format
As an advanced RUclips-commenting chess AI, this format does not compute
Yeah I enjoyed when he used to use it a lot, great to see it back!
Nah
I’m new to this platform and use a physical board as well @ chess optics on RUclips let me know what you think.
Me too!
First historical record of a ragequit?
All Hail physical board analysis video. I know it's a lot more effort to do these than just whipping up whatever on-screen interface. So thank you even more for listening to the high demand for these videos.
The mini chessboard coaster :-D
He uses it as chessboard for short games.
All the times John says " even "
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Are you counting the player name?
@@BungoBolson yeah I heard it as vonbardel even instead of vonbardeleben. Watching chess at 3 am does that to ya
You have far too much time on your hands, young man.
Still, good effort.
How refreshing to see this on a real board!
Great lesson John. Thanks.
Beautiful Dubrovnik set. Absolute classic. Steinitz is also my favorite player so I very much enjoyed this video. He beat this guy so badly, he got up and left the playing hall. Great story
Interesting! Steinitz was a trailblazer, though you might be the first person I've met who says he's their favorite player :)
That was a great game played by the first official
World Chess Champion. I enjoyed the way the game was explained. Not only were the general ideas covered, but also the tactics were explained in just the right amount of detail to help understand the game. The explanations were very clear and easy to follow. I also appreciated that the video used a physical chessboard instead of a pop-up window with an analysis module. This was the first video of yours that I watched, and I must say, you did a great job.
"Making threats with check, that's how you keep your opponent on their back foot." I always learn so much from these videos! A+ channel
I think this is Finegolds favorite game as often as he brings it up. Nice job John.
I love when John breaks out the OTB setup 👍👍👍
When my friend asked if I’ve seen this game I just got up and left
10:55 - Notice that after Rxe7+, not only white is under the mate in one pressure, but also EVERY ONE OF HIS PIECES is under attack and undefended!!!
The beauty of having lots of undefended pieces is that your opponent can only capture them one at a time!
I would love to see you cover Fischer vs Najdorf using the Najdorf someday😁
I personally feel Fischer always held back his most interesting ideas and lines for games that really mattered to him and think he really wanted to impress on that one. Of course it’s said before the game he said he would win in 25 and Najdorf resigned on move 24. The possible continuations were crazy and was an amazing game for the modern age!! Just a thought.
Love these videos John
Wow, great video! Enjoying your old on-the-board didactic videos👍
thanks John, I really enjoyed your analysis of this marvellous game
Really pleased to hear that! :)
Great video! And awesome to get the "on board" perspective :) Thanks so much for posting
You just inspired me with the live board to continue what I’m doing @chess optics on RUclips thanks. I just saw this today for the first time I was worried about people not seeing my face and the content being off because of that but you showed me different thank you man!
Thank you very much. That was an excellent demonstration of the game. I loved the fact that the White rook sits on c1 for ages, one move away from a back rank mate, but also plays a crucial role. A work of beauty.
This is high quality YT right here. Thanks.
That is a gorgeous looking set of pieces by the way.
Excellent video for training purposes. It offers an other way to figure things out at my level. We are now so used to the digital way of doing things. I love the fact that the focus was on the board itself and nothing else. It demonstrates the versatility of your teaching. Thanks.
Wow I like the masterpiece on this board . I like it . Plz make more video on this board
Man, i am from Poland and I am in love with your work. This is brilliant. IM teaches us, a little chees players ;) Best regards ! And I am waiting for new movies and lessons.
These video’s make my day 🤗, also love the chess board
A classical gem demonstrated by John OTB. what a great way to start the day, thanks John
YEEEEESSS OVER THE BOARD CHESS ANALYSIS IS BACK THANK YOU JOHN 😊👍🏻
For Chessable users out there, I just created a free new course for this game. See if you can commit it to memory! :) www.chessable.com/steinitzs-efficient-attacking-masterpiece/course/23317/?ref=jbrl
best OTB videos to analyze. great video
First game I recall seeing by our first champion and all I can say is WOW. Steinitz was an attacking genius similar to Tal. Thanks for this amazing video Minnesota Fins.
the clearest way to film chess games!
Refreshing to see it in the board instead of a screen. Thank you hope to see more.videos like this
Thanks for the video, it's a must-watch classic for any John enthusiast!
What a game! Thanks for sharing
Thanks for watching :)
Awesome game, awesome commentary. Thanks for the video!
1:03 And here we have b4. The Evans Gambit... But it was not played in this game.
Lmaoooo Evans Gambit jokes ftw
Very nice analysis john
The John master himself teaching us a game. It will never get old
Really nice! My favorite games from my own play have been those where a slight attack with initiative just never stops, continuing even after massive trades, etc., and leads to a pretty - and unavoidable! - mate. Gorgeous!
Great analysis, thank you
super instructive. Very clear on the variations!
I liked the clear annotation of the game. Thank you 😊(subbed...)
This is an excellent demonstration of the “principle of two weaknesses”; hitting the queenside with Rc1 and then coming over with Qg4 to threaten the g7 pawn on the kingside! 😁
i really like your mini chessboard coaster
I really like this casual OTB lessons!!
Thanks for your positive feedback!
I only have plastic versions of the Dubrovnik sets. Funny how the Dubrovnik set has become popular is because Bobby Fischer liked the set. Me personally I like it because of its design not because Bobby Fischer loved it. Gabriel Coss made a reproduction of the 1st 1950 Dubrovnik Chess set. Check out his videos about his journey in making a 1950 Dubrovnik Chess set.
Knowing what you can and can't do, is such an important part of chess. Steinitz didn't just go for a big attack and hoped for the best: he actually calculated everything precisely beforehand (which is impressive considering how many moves he had to see in advance). One slight misjudgment and he would get mated himself.
This video is so much fun to learn new strategies! :)
More like this please
That hand wave
I was just thinking yesterday that it would be great if you reviewed historical games!
this chessboard makes the video feel more classic! i like it!
I only caught your last couple games in the arena today on twitch looking forward to seeing it when you upload here. This is more interesting though Steinitz is awesome 😁
Love the OTB vids John, thanks!
Appreciate the positive feedback!
New guy to chess, but love your channel and the frequent uploads lately! Keep up the great work:)
Very well displayed, thank you
awesome game, thanks!
I'm just gonna conclude I enjoy your videos more than Agadmator's ^-^
Stormlight archive friend
The main difference: John is an experienced teacher. Agadmator in comparison acts like the right arrow on the keyboard.
Nice play!
Awesome game! Thank you!
Brilliant
Love the wave at the beginning 😂😂
Bardeleben played all pretty reasonable moves and still got crushed. Steinitz is absolutely amazing!!
Hi John, I have been following your RUclips videos and I have become a fan of your work. I have a suggestion for your physical board videos and I hope you will give it some thought. You have a great chess set and those videos are quite enjoyable, but my critic is that we don't get to see you on the camera. You have really nice and friendly attitude on your videos so please consider using 2 cameras while shooting those videos. This will be a great improvement since we will still enjoy your chess set, but we will be able to see you speak to the camera which I believe will be a great video experience since you have such a positive camera impression. Thus, with this suggestion I think your videos will improve and get much more professional touch to the overall viewing experience. Thank you for reading and considering my advice.
Just so everyone is aware... the chess set in the link provided by John DOES NOT include the board, just the pieces.
"Saw it. Went home."
Great upload John!
Thanks, Adil! Hope you're doing well.
Incredible game!
More videos like this!
Great video John, very instructive! When you're teaching students, do you go over masters games often, or do you do puzzles, or do you just play and analyze?
Thanks, Sheldon! I don't focus on master games so much with students unless there's a very specific concept I'm looking to illustrate, but it can depend on the student's level. I tend to focus on game analysis+review, practical work on major themes, calculation exercises, setting and refining goals, etc.
@@JohnBartholomewChess Interesting! Thanks for the reply John!
I heard Ben Finegold mention this game in a video but never saw it. Thanks John!
I like that even the coaster is a little chess board
This looks like my typical London. Speaking of which, almost all of my London theory comes from your chessable. Thanks a lot for that John. That really helped my opening and I recommend it for any London player
Loved every minute!
I like the style cause it is a real chess board instead of a lame online board keep up the content
Damnnn the tilted hey guys at the beginning lol
VB left the hall after the rook move.
I like this format
Beautiful 💟
Did von Bardeleben have connectivity problems, or did he rage quit? We will never know...
That's what Hitler envisioned Steiner's Counterattack would play out
I see that chess coaster John, you think you slick
Very interesting attack, it seemed like no matter what black did they were always forced into a bad position lol
Really nice, that you used a physical board!
Glad you like it!
reasons why black lost
-never play f6 xD
I have actually had a player walk out on a serious OTB tournament game. OK he only had about 2 minutes, but still.
von Bardeleban's old school rage quit
Another! your on a roll
I loved this real board
Jhon plz make video on rosslimo and Paul wiseman's game
You're just like Fischer analysing games on his chess board :)
Ohboy, ohboy, ohboy--another real-life chess set video! Excitement reigns.
Ah, back over the board! Noice.
I've been studying this variation (Italian Game, Center attack) for about a month now and it's one of my favorite openings especially in faster time formats. I should point out that I'm not that high rated though so .... jajajaja
Great opening to study! It's a critical one to know, and so much fun :)
Love your videos, I'm 1150, getting better :)
Why are the caps on top of the bishops inverted in colour? Were they swapped?
This is one of the distinguishing features of the Dubrovnik set. I like it.
Hey John, what size squares?
John, tell me about the board and pieces please. I think they are wonderful.
Thanks, Darren - I like 'em as well! The pieces are a 1950 Dubrovnik reproduction set (Bobby Fischer's favorite!) produced by Chess Bazaar: www.chessbazaar.com/the-reproduction-1950-dubrovnik-bobby-fischer-chess-set-in-sheesham-box-wood-3-6-king.html?acc=2b24d495052a8ce66358eb576b8912c8 I have an affiliate deal with Chess Bazaar (they have awesome customer service, by the way), and they offered my viewers 30% off on this set and other qualified items if you use the coupon code JOHN30. As for the board, I think I received it as a gift once. This is the closest I could find on Amazon: amzn.to/2H9iATl
1895 - Rage-quit meme born.