Nezhmetdinov VS Tal - This Game is Magical
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“I am both sad and pleased that in his last tournament, Rashid Gibiatovich came to my home in Latvia. He did not take first place, but the prize for beauty, as always, he took with him. Players die, tournaments are forgotten, but the works of great artists are left behind them to live on forever.” Mikhail Tal
Rashid Gibiatovich Nezhmetdinov vs Mikhail Tal
Moscow tt (1959)
Sicilian Defense: Kan. Knight Variation (B43)
1. e4 c5 2. Nf3 e6 3. d4 cd4 4. Nd4 a6 5. Nc3 Qc7 6. Bd3 Nc6 7. Be3 Nf6 8. O-O Ne5 9. h3 b5 10. f4 Nc4 11. Bc4 Qc4 12. Qd3 d5 13. ed5 Qd3 14. cd3 b4 15. Ne4 Nd5 16. Bd2 a5 17. Rac1 Ba6 18. Rfe1 g6 19. f5 Bg7 20. f6 Nf6 21. Nd6 Ke7 22. Nf7 Kf7 23. Rc7 Kg8 24. Ne6 Ne8 25. Rd7 Bf6 26. Rf1 Ng7 27. Rf6 Ne6 28. Re6 Bb5 29. Rc7 h5 30. Rg6 Kf8 31. Bh6 Ke8 32. Re6 Kd8 33. Rc5 Kd7 34. Rb6 Bd3 35. Bf4 Rhf8 36. Rd6 Ke7 37. Rc7 Ke8 38. Bg5 Rf1 39. Kh2 Bb1 40. Rh6
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How Nezhmetdinov never became a GM baffles me. Nezhmetdinov is to Tal, what Tal is to others.
Due to wars and poor living situation in his country
@@thebrave4974 tf you're talking about
It is his decision not to play tourna outside of Russia. He only acquire few GM norms he got from joining rated tourna in Russia but not enough to fully get the GM title.
@@thebrave4974 lol u stupid :D
What do you think about a man fought 2 world war and survived !!yhe legend Rashid Nexmeldinov
"Better to be a legend who never became a Grand Master than a Grand Master who never became a legend" Well said buddy, well said.
I think you should get honorary GM for spreading chess all over the world.
Gabriel Jimenez He'll probably earn the full title one day
I second the motion
agadmator pulled me into chess I can now proudly say I can beat my level 4 Chess AI no sweat
I agree i joined chess from his videos
I couldn't agree more.
Then you play captures captures
😂😂😂😂😂
😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣 gets me everytime
Lol
Tal gets the dose of his own medicine
First time I have seen Tal got trapped like Tal traps his opponents. Wow.
Rashid Nizshmidinov is the type of guy that fails easy questions but is the boss of difficult work out problems. #BossMove
Hah Tal gets Tal's treamtment
Jacek Gątkowski Rashid is like tal's master, actually
Jacek Gątkowski ...ha ha you bet!
WWII interrupted the prime years of his chess career. Imagine Fischer or Tal not playing from age 24-32. if WWII and Stalinism hadn't happened, Neshy would have been regarded as one of the top 10 players ever. Keep in Mind that Fischer and Kasparov were both was 27-29 at the height of their chess careers as was Karpov, Petrosian, Botvinnik, etc. etc. etc.
Excellent point...yeah, Rashid was something special...
Never thought of that.
"Stalinism"...
You people are so afraid of him. If it wasn't for him, chess would not have been nearly as big as it was in the USSR. Botvinnik, the founder of the Soviet chess school, was a communist and a supporter of Stalin.
Keep your liberal propaganda out of chess, especially since it was the communists who really brought it to prominence.
@@SerpMolot bro chill
@@SerpMolot Tell me you are an idiot without telling me you are an idiot
Tal fought till the end. Beast for a reason.
Both of them are magicians. Whenever I see a tal game, I know that tal's gonna win except for Tal vs Rashid.
Or Botvinnik
Or Fischer
leonid stein too
No he resigned one move before checkmate like a little bitch
Or Paul Keres
Nezhmetdinov wins the Russian Championship 5 times...but never gets to be a GM?! That's just crazy.
If you can beat a grandmaster. Then you are a grandmaster.
one of the qualifications is to reach 2500. according to wiki, his peak rating is only 2455
Maybe he's not GM, but he's definitely GA rtist
How did he do in the Soviet Championships? Still a wonderful player and great tactician
BR e1-e7
The way Rashid played against Tal, he should definitely be awarded an honorary grandmaster title. Even the baseball Hall of Fame has a veterans committee made up of past players who vote in good players who weren't selected during their eligibility.
Jan van Erven if that is the only reason its just sad
He is a grandmaster in my opinion. He beat many GM's.
Nezhmetdinov will remain always a legend. It doest matter whether he is GM or not.
I have never seen moves like this, they are so, _mystical_ . 1) These moves are in depth, a normal chess player could not see through these moves.
2) The attacks are quite different, because they are offering pieces to brutally check the King. Even in fact some of the pieces seems very tempting, there lies a deadly trap waiting to trigger at every corner.
*Now I know why this game is remembered*
Rashid was better chess player than Botvinnik and other champions.Sometimes destiny is hard with the genius.Good video;Thanks.
"Better to be a legend who never became a grandmaster than a grandmaster who never became a legend".
#agadmatorOUT
i would be happy with either
Nicolò Toscano lol
Say the one who ain't worth a dime
Nicolò Toscano yeah
sushant jadhav actually the quote was said by one of the soviet GM or one of their entourage, don't remember who.
I’m not very good at chess, but I’ve watched a lot of your videos recently (because they’re very engaging) - and I’ve noticed that often when you say something like “Here comes the magic”, it’s a pawn move. The power of the pawn!
6:55 Agadmator himself gave the best reasoning for Bf6. "He played a Tal move... or so he thought"
He defeated tal just like how tal use to defeat other players..tal had the taste of his own medicine
I learned a lot from Tal's losing moves, which pretty much sums up how brilliant this game is.
Its always magical if its from you.Keep it up man.
Mert Özdal that's what she said..
Gaaaaayyyy
amazighen North Africa just check your nick man
Helal reis dogru dedin
kinda gay
Watching this game helped me realise some truths about my own game. 1. It doesn't matter how good you are, the opponent is always a major threat. 2. Being concered with rating, and with winning for the sake of it, impedes improvement. So many chess players are obsessed with their victory statistic. Chess is an independent organism, it is an infinitely beautiful artwork, dynamic and ever changing. You have a hand in composition, your goal is to improve your ability to compose. Sometimes this means your side is defeated beautifully by the other, and that's part of why we love chess. We are always involved with the artwork, our job is to simply compose. But the artwork always concludes, our decisions determine in what form it concludes. It's a bit like an infinite narrative.
To digress, I was playing a much lower rated player. In the last 2 days I've beaten him 30 times, and havent lost a single game. Yet, yesterday, he found an incredible rook sacrifice that forced a draw, and force the draw he did. It just astonishes me. Chess sometimes resembles a higher power. It plays you more than you play it.
Wow, the precision with which Nezhmedtinov capitalized on Tal’s hard to explain bishop move... so elegant. Thank you for sharing this game!
Ikrr...dk why everyone's hyping nzehy...(assuming ur being sarcastic)
@@manasjaiswal1473you are on drugs FR!
Tal's bishop blunder was a result of all the masterstrokes Rashid threw at him throughout the game.
Tal once said that the day on which he lost this game to Rashid was the best day of his entire life. Random people are literally nobodies if a legend like Tal himself hyped Rashid up.
Fischer, Tal, and Nezhmetdinov the best players in the history.
Thanks for sharing Antonio ❤
I'd put Morphy and Kasparov up there as well
I'll place Alekhine ahead of them.
Where did u learn he was a nazi?
Best attackers, yes, best players, that is debatable.
garymcmascelyn I thought he just became a Nazi sympathiser for his own safety
Tal puts the bishop on f6 for preventing Knight d8 threating rook takes e8 and also preventing the entering of the rook in the seventh rank.
Thanks for your videos agadmator.
I think Tal wanted to play the white bishop to c8 but he didn't want the rook to come to d8 afterwards the intention was to safely remove one of the attackers the rook or knight with the bishop
Re8 would be checkmate, so the pishob move loses.
You can call an apple an orange but it will always be an apple. You can call Rashid what you like he will always be frickin awesome.
Great video. To me Rashid is not a chess grandmaster he is a chess artist which is more difficult to obtain
Joey P ...Damn right...
Hats off to you agadmator. You described and payed respect to a legend in a legendary way by saying "Better to be a legend who never became a grandmaster than a grandmaster who never became a legend".
Wow! The game gave me goosebumps...
it is better to be a legend who never became a gm than to be a gm who never became a legend
bruuuuh u blew my mind
what a beautiful game...you cant help but to stand in awe of the Big N.
Beautiful.
In the end, very nicely said, better to be a legend without a GM title than a GM without a legend 👏👏👏
The great Tal sliced and diced. Wow. I wonder if Nezhmetdinov, with those Dracula eyes in the photo you show here, really looked that way in real life. Scary.
Gregory Weis he does lol with glasses
Looks a bit like Ronald Reagan
You suck
Dude, no one destroyed other. They share a teacher-student relationship. Don't spread hate, man.
I love how prepared you are for each video. There are no cuts and you explain every variation of every important move flawlessly. Its awesome)
This guy love to sacrifice pieces and it's beautiful
Good videos. Thank you!
I loved this video, all those moves starting with f4-f5 were just so funny, then Bf6 was sooooooo funny, especially considering that this is Tal of all people and he's getting confused playing strange moves right into white's imagined variations haha.
Beautiful game!
Maravilloso ataque..gracias
Always love to watch Nezhmetdinov do what he does best.
Nezhmetdinov's playlist on the channel missed this video. Alas!
You're right. This is indeed magic!
Love your videos! Keep it up man!
Two wizards... Great!!
You are great pleas continue i like watching you videos i like your way of laf and speak
I love how even when he is forced into a corner, the Magician from Riga can still somehow activate his rook.
agadmator did say that h8 rook wasnt getting into the game but tal did the best moves to get it into the game even though he probably already knew he lost, he just wanted to lose strong, as it was indeed a beautiful game. that bishop f6 blunder isnt really easy to see anyways.
Your really good at this, I've really enjoyed these games. Have a Merry Christmas.
You're.
thank you
When you realise there are two Tal's looking at you
Rashed such amazing player. He schooled the great tal
"Can simply go" isn't the style of the Pirate of Latvia rather the style of the Cuban legend. You made me learn that.
congratulations you are about to get 70 thousand subscribers
You must have good ideas for this
Beautiful game.
Beautiful
This is art !!
I am an excellent subscriber coming from 400k subscribers and thanks for two hearts
This is magical ❤️
This was so beautiful ... weird now all the games are similar ...
Tal always plays beautiful games. His games in present ages looks Immortal.
Rashid style is just from another world
Tal was setting a trap for capturing the dangerous Knight on e6. Bf6 to be followed by Bc8 and the rook on d7 has to move at the same time it can't occupy any square defending the Knight on e6. Rashid, though, found a sequence where he needn't defend rook on d7 and could checkmate the Black's King with other rook.
It's always fun to see a Tal game even on the losing side.
Thanks
it was really magical
Beautiful game
Mr.Rashid was Mr.Tal coach and Trainer according to Mr.Mato Jelic RUclips channel.
Man, this game was amazing!
I really like your quotes
Lovely game.
Coming from the 400k subs video👍
Fantastic
Amazing
Since tal was under terrible pressure of the kingside attack, he might've blundered bishop f6 since it adds further protection to the g7 square, and psychologically it looks like he's freeing up some space
Brilliant game....
As soon as I read Tal, I clicked like!
since theese days the audio quality of your videos has achieved an amazing improvement
Amazing game
This guy was a genius.
very nice
Rashid is very interresting and great
His voice is so calming
Rashid is awesome !
Anyone else come here only because his pic was in the thumbnail? Chukky became my idol but even he is surpassed by the mighty Rashid. The mighty Tal completely trashed here, stunning.
"Legends never die." -The Sandlot
Ohhh nice game
Beautiful😜
Great game
Nezh is a master of the endgame..
I really like your channel
Great channel. I have never played the game, but I like watching. Can you make a video with slower explanations?
Im early for 2 of my favorite attackers
This is so interesting
Super
I would love to see some of there other games. You know they played more than 4
"Hallllllloooow Derr" - My favorite intro.
Wow ..
Neg was cool
Iniciativa y juego dinámico con estrategia y táctica Instructiva gracias de Cd Juárez Chihuahua México
Hell of a game
Hi, when two white rocks came on the positions of d7e6 then the black bishop can play on c8 to capture one of the white's rocks and finally the white will loss the game with replacing the bishop with while rock.
thanks for your videos and they are nicely explained by you. good luck and see u on the tournaments.
note: always avoid to put two rocks back to back in one line when the opposition bishop is still alive.
Regards.
Great game lucky he wasn't playing tal baron with his computer-like style and accuracy!
Peter Mahoney
good one
The reason Tal played 25...Bf6 was that he was "Nezhmetdinoved" just like Tal's opponents used to get "Taled" in front of Tal.
this makes no sense and perfect sense both at once