Alekhine the Executioner - The Famous Bishop Check!
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Ernst Gruenfeld vs Alexander Alekhine
"Sixth Sense"
Karlsbad (1923), Karlsbad CZE
Queen's Gambit Declined: Orthodox Defense. Rubinstein Attack (D64)
1. d4 Nf6 2. c4 e6 3. Nc3 d5 4. Bg5 Be7 5. Nf3 Nbd7 6. e3 O-O 7. Rc1 c6 8. Qc2 a6 9. a3 h6 10. Bh4 Re8 11. Bd3 dc4 12. Bc4 b5 13. Ba2 c5 14. Rd1 cd4 15. Nd4 Qb6 16. Bb1 Bb7 17. O-O Rac8 18. Qd2 Ne5 19. Bf6 Bf6 20. Qc2 g6 21. Qe2 Nc4 22. Be4 Bg7 23. Bb7 Qb7 24. Rc1 e5 25. Nb3 e4 26. Nd4 Red8 27. Rfd1 Ne5 28. Na2 Nd3 29. Rc8 Qc8 30. f3 Rd4 31. fe4 Nf4 32. ef4 Qc4 33. Qc4 Rd1 34. Qf1 Bd4
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i like how you describe the story and context instead of just going straight into the game, makes it way more interesting
Thanks Jonathan, I think it adds a lot the the game. Makes it more interesting, yes :)
Can you tell me why white can't play knight to C3 after black played queen to C4?
Blake Foster i think because after queen takes queen and knight takes queen white have the rook unprotected and black Will takes it with check, but i'm not sure i'm still a novice of the game
+Blake Foster if nc3?? Black will up whole Ruck !!!
@@sreepapa4165 Whole Ruck? This is chess, not rugby! :)
I visited Alekhine's grave in Paris few weeks ago. He's got a nice board on it, was commissioned by the FIDE at the time, in the 50's maybe. It says "Here lies Alexandre Alekhine, chess genius of Russia and France, 1892-1946 world champion from 1927 to 1935, and from 1937 to his death.
Very moving moment, if you come to Paris, visit his monument at the montparnasse graveyard.
And no siamese cat over the board?! I'm disappointed
Firouzja has emigrated to France
BTW, your chair is blocking the view of the dog. Please take this into account in your next video. Thanks!
+Pierre Groussac Will do! :)
In this age, some people still believes in the religion/mythology, and fanatic at that.
This sense of god, that we are not god--I think you have to find it for yourself and be honest enough to admit it--at least to yourself. "Saviour More Than Life to Me". The video isn't much, but the audio's okay. Fanny Crosby, William H Doane, 1875. ruclips.net/video/NIwk_pQzQb8/видео.html
agadmator's Chess Channel Hey there! I want you to show the game of Gary Kasparov and Deep Blue, he lost to IBM machine and was furious.. Please show the game
Agad knows who the real star is!
Someone once said of Alekhine, "To win, you have to beat him three times; once in the opening, once in the middle game and once in the endgame."
BUT WHOLE WORLD KNOWS THAT ab cd IS COMPLETE DEGENERATE! MUST BE ENGLISH OR SIMMILAR ANGLO??? YOU ARE RIGHT, ALYECHIN WAS BEYOND ANYBODY AND THAT WAS REASON THAT SOWIET BOLSHEVIK MONSTERS MURDERED HIM. SIMMILAR DEASTINY WAS OF ANOTHER OF THE GREATESTS, BOBY FISHER, POISONED BY USA BOLSHEVIKS AT REYKIAVIK AIRPORT.
@@kozjevime1 Uh...Hi there...You okay?
@@victordeluca7360 possibly stroke
Nice
Kids, this comment is why you dont do large doses of heroin and LSD.
This famous "bishop check" reminded me a french citation of alekhine (yes he was french at some point) : "Deux fous gagnent, mais jamais trois". Here alekhine plays on the fact that, bishop and fool both translate to "fou" in french. So this literraly means : two bishop/fool win, but never three. That means, that with two bishop you win, but if yourself a fool, you don't.
interesting, so Alekhine is recommending the exchange variation of the Ruy Lopez!
Wow, Alekhine is way cooler than I thought he was.
If Agadmator hasn't he definitely should include that quote in the future.
#suggestion
Keep up the good work! The brief trivia surrounding the game is icing on the cake. Thank you.
+TheRealNonoh Thanks Nonoh, I'm glad you agree :)
Your mom is the icing on the cake
another beautiful game. Perfectly directed. I love the story before a game and that you don't get too lengthy with the player story. And you keep the breakdown of the game to under 12 minutes which is about the attention span anyone has anymore. Love ya. Cheers
Thanks Ian. I appreciate it :)
Having see this game from Alekhine's best games I actually managed to play a similar Q sac for a B check leading to mate in a minor tournament some 10 years ago. It was a Sicilian defence but I'll always remember it. Alekhine is an inspiration!
Im just doing vacations in croatia and i have to admit you really live in a very nice country.
Where are you staying? Which part?
agadmator's Chess Channel At the Coast by Zadar (Nationalpark Paklenica)
It was in this position that Bambino decided that Croatia was a nice country.
Always thankful to see an Alekhine game, agadmator. Personally I think he was the best ever.
William Bunter He was and then Kasparov, 3-5 is up for grabs
By far the best chess channel on RUclips! The stories and the way you tell them are amazing!
One of the most beautiful games ever.
I want to marry it!
Thanks for showing this game. Alekhine was such a genius player. Nice one!
Keep it up ! You have one of the best chess channels out there. The games are both interesting and instructive.
Thanks a lot, Bogdan! I'm happy you enjoy the content :)
Bogdan Chisălescu Absolute facts. The way he describes Chess is engaging and very entertaining.
Strong player, excellent commentary & knowledgeable of Chess history
Bogdan Chisălescu ❗❗❗❗
YESSS! ALYECHIN - THE GREATEST OF ALL - MOVES IN THE REALM OF UNIMAGINABLE. THAT IS WHY RUN AWAY FROM BOLSHEVIK MURDERERS IN RUSSIA BUT GOT KILLED IN LISBON IN HOTEL ROOM WHERE HE LIVED SECLUDED FROM BOLSHEVIK
Great job! You bring so much nostalgia to me by your covering of old games. I remember when i was a teenager and had a collection of books Giants of chess( Veliki majstori šaha) :) , it was summer, i analysed the games in shadow under grandfather's grapes, lol dont know the word, so you give me back those memories. How life was easy back then...all i did was read poetry and enjoying old chess games like i do now thanks to you.
Your commentary is clear and more interesting and the way you analysis is understandable...
Thank you very much! I really appreciate the comment :)
Best chess channel on You Tube! I enjoy your break downs on optional moves without long winded explanations. Very good delivery, keep them coming!
Thanks Commander, will do :)
i'm addicted to tal's games,i need my drug.PLEASSSSE MORE TAL
Same lol fell in love with his game instantly ( for which I have to thank agadmator). He is such an artist. A true magician.
I remember when I first saw this game, I played over Alekhine's knight f4 move several times, trying to understand the concept behind it without looking at the moves and still didn't see Qc4!! coming! Alekhine was a pure genius and better than Bobby Fischer imo... His games sparkles with gems like this.
BE ENGLISH OR SIMMILAR ANGLO??? YOU ARE RIGHT, ALYECHIN WAS BEYOND ANYBODY AND THAT WAS REASON THAT SOWIET BOLSHEVIK MONSTERS MURDERED HIM. SIMMILAR DEASTINY WAS OF ANOTHER OF THE GREATESTS, BOBY FISHER, POISONED BY USA BOLSHEVIKS AT REYKIAVIK AIRPORT.
Alekhine was a gentleman, a scholar, and an acrobat.
You flatter me sir
Keep going, one of the best chess channel. Simple understanding,and not boring.
I really wanna see you cover some more Alekhine games. You really introduced me to how amazing and creatively challenging and beautiful chess is brother. Peace and respect from Nepal.
God, Alekhine was sharp. And pointy! What manoeuvering!
Alekhine was surely the greatest of all time!
He sure was not.
@@adammcgee8888 Shut up. Spare us your shit.
@@adammcgee8888 you are completely wrong you should show more videos for him and you will know by yourself that he is the greatest player ever
@@adrianok7329 such a classy reply. I ain't even gonna bother showing you the decency of accepting your comment, but I am going to say that you are a schmuck Sir.
@@omer.omer4444 I've seen plenty of his games. And I do believe he's a great player. But compared to Paul Murphy, Capablanca, Tal, Fischer & many more players he's definitely not the greatest player ever played the game.
I sure dig these old school agadmator videos
Ikr
Ikr
I first discovered your videos while I was in Beijing (where I am based) but because of the silly censorship out there I couldn't always get into RUclips. I'm out here in West Africa on an academic posting right now and this is to say how much I enjoy your review of games. The anecdotes and background to the two players sets the right context for the game and the moves that follow. Keep it up!!
+Ou Da Long Thank you for your kind words :) I'm glad you enjoy this style of presenting games :)
just discovered your videos. love that you're not boring like others, from a complete amateur.
This is good stuff. I thoroughly enjoy these videos, even being a chess novice. Thanks for making them.
Thanks for the intro about these great players. I suggest that you provide more info about the players. These players were truly the demigods of chess.
Alekhine is synonymous to Chess! just as Jordan to basketball, or Tyson to boxing
@@sammanalili9811 absolutely correct.
great videos bro, tks! and the cherry on top is the dog on the couch, cool!
When I see this complexity of chess, I have the feeling that chess is not for me, - even loving it -. There is so much talent in these guys.
I'm better at gambling than playing chess.
But I'll practice chess more.
What an amazing game! I wish the top players still played chess like this. Your videos are very entertaining!
Thanks s lot, JAL! :)
Greatest player ever.
You and Suren are my favorites youtubers. Keep up good work bro
+Marlboro100sfan Thanks :)
Alexander Alekhine is my favorite Chess Player! Thanks for sharing!
BUT WHOLE WORLD KNOWS THAT ab cd IS COMPLETE DEGENERATE! MUST BE ENGLISH OR SIMMILAR ANGLO??? YOU ARE RIGHT, ALYECHIN WAS BEYOND ANYBODY AND THAT WAS REASON THAT SOWIET BOLSHEVIK MONSTERS MURDERED HIM. SIMMILAR DEASINY WAS OF ANOTHER OF THE GREATESTS, BOBY FISHER, POISONED BY USA BOLSHEVIKS AT REYKIAVIK AIRPORT.
Jsroslav Hus uh.. you good fella?
I just started playing chess and am a beginner around 440 with 5|5 or 10 minute games. I love how you expand on what these masters were thinking and it's truly amazing that white knew not to take rook in that engagement.
Hey man! You and chess talk are my go to chess guys now. You got a new subscriber. 😎
Brilliant win for black. To me, R4D1 was the move. The previous Queen capture was necessary and clearly a powerful move, the Bishop check followed, but in between there were options and the last option was the one Grünfeld didn't see.
nice presentation. Short precise and at the same time instructive . Keep it up sir.
Just found your videos. Simply wonderful thank you for doing this!
Cheers from Fort Collins, Colorado, USA
+BracownReclidobo Thanks a lot Bracown, always glad when someone stumbs upon my channel :) Cheers to Fort Collins
i say the same
Your a blessing! Thanks
Getting better I pray!
I think your from a foreign country, your knowledge of these names is superior than most Americans! Sure there are professional announcers who learn these names, but they roll off your tongue like water!! So what if I am wrong, my chess game is wrong as well, but I am hanging in here to learn or relearn to think, too bad the game is so fast, and I cannot afford to replay them 50 times!! Thanks
I actually was unfamiliar with this "famous" game. Watching the game unfold together with the commentary was a great experience. I now feel like I'm a little better player. Every little bit helps.
A wonderful finish to an inspired game. We all miss Alekhine. He brought fire to a cold science.
The way you give every detail About every piece that's the best thing ..
And
Your voice it's just awesome it makes me more interest on the game .
I think if you were story teller what it would be ..
we are with you keep on doing videos sir
+D Praveen Thanks man, I appreciate it :)
This is just sublime. The bishop check omg!
Excellent presentation and expert commentary. bravo !
Thank you dude 😀
Thank you for suggesting such a nice game :)
@@agadmator after all the time hello agad
Brilliant game. Your commentary is excellent.
What an awesome combination starting from Qc4, perfect executioner !!
Alekhine games are sooo badass!
I love the phrase "He got the queen out of the way"
This is so awesome, that I came back like 4 times so far to watch it again...
Ponyist Péter Alekhine was simply Amazing! Its hard to put anyone over him after really studying his games... Even Kasparov says Alekhine is his idol.
Alekhine, the greatest ever chess genius! Thank you for sharing agadmator.
William Bunter Yes he was the best and better than Fischer too.
@@DevonDuke60 Alekhine vs Fischer would be an awesome match to watch!
Another gorgoeus game by Alekhine. An almost forgotten master, by many.
_AMAZING TACTICS BY ALEKHINE👏✨_
Thank you!
Odličan intro i odličan engleski. Well done!
+Pero Peric Hvala Pero :D
Love your video Bro, nice one. keep it up.
Brutal attack!
I saw that vicious Nf4. That was like a boxer throwing an uppercut to the body and cracking a couple of ribs.
Michael DiSciullo Lmao😂
I would love to see Alekhine vs Tal. Such a genius players...
Hey Agadmator. I hope it is okay that I ask questions on one of your old videos (I am binge-watching your channel). I cannot help wondering why white didn't play Nc3 after black had played Qc4. Would that not have been a perfect defense to Alekhine's "Execution"?
The Rook on d1 is hanging after the Queens get traded
Great game, and a great look at the Alekhine Defence. It’s not complicated but it really messes with the basics of e4
It's always a pleasure to see black win a game like this.
I couldnt concentrate on game because of that beauty back there
Just so you know new fans watch the old videos too, Agadmator beat the NY Times letting us know Magnus will not defend in 2022! Keep up the content!
i like your dog, and chess videos of course
+Jeson Derik Thanks Jason, he's a great dog :)
@@agadmator What's his lifetime score against you?
Michael Lubin Dog 10000 - agadmator 0, the world champions are but mere puppets of dog.
Why Na2-c3 was not played by White??? (in the third last move before resignation)
This must have been discussed.
Because after Nc3, black can simply exchange queens, and then takes the white undefended rook with check
Your videos are awesome, thank you!
Is there a name for checkmates where you force the king away from a blocking piece it is defending?
Incredible game. Thanks for sharing.
Amazing game. Love the intricacies...
Partida fantástica!
Man I love that dog. :)
Beauty by Alekhine
I heard a 1930's 6 minute radio interview of Alekhine, in English. The interviewer pronounced it:
"al YEKK inn" (yes with a 'Y' sound; and he called him "Doctor Alekhine"). This is the correct way of pronouncing his name.
It depends in which country the radio recording is from. You know, here in Croatia, we call him Aljehin :)
I imagine that the Croatian pronunciation of Aljehin is close to the correct Russian one. The usual "aleKINE" as uttered in England and America is very wrong.
+Fredobel51 Indeed, it is.
Ah - ( like America)
L' - (soft L like bruce Lee)
Oh (O in Over)-
hin (in HINder)
its similar how rusian say Alyo (Hello) when they pick up the phone the problem for most is the YO sound that is in New YOrk
russians write this sound with one letter: ё (not the way its used in Tiёsto - which is yeah sound as opposed to Yo)
Many games are just beautiful. Do you have a Beautiful Games playlist?
Very nice game.
sept 2022; popped up randomly... one of the best random by YT!!
Very well done.
Certainly a good game especially from black Knight offer onwards,thanks to you and the proposer as well.
at what move do you think AA saw the bishop check?
I think he saw it when he played the rook sac.But then again, he is Alekhine, someone who studied chess to Fischer's standards. This entire game could easily be home preparation :)
@@agadmator He probably saw it when he SAW the rook sac. Who knows how early that was, even if he wasn't in preparation.
Great game! I wonder who would win in a Chess game between Alekhine, and Tal?
Yet another fascinating game and instructive video. Thank you.
agadmator I have a doubt when black's B.f4 was attacking the white's Q.e2 would it be possible for white's Queen to go at f3? from 8.22
What was the big threat of Qh7+ anyway? As far as I can see Kf8, Qh8+ Ke7 and white has nothing.
Reuben Fine was not a fan of Grunfeld. He said his ambition was to win one game in a tournament and draw all the rest.
In the "wooden" border around the board, could you write the name of each player behind their pieces? Thanks!
Alkhine tactical depth was quite immense, similar to Kasparov
Very cool. Thanks again.
This was amazing! Can you try to improve the chess board? Some other channels have a bigger chessboard which looks better
"probably already making dinner plans" LOL
:)
@Antonio : At 8:46 what if you move knight to C3? It protects both queen and the rook for black. The knight is protected by B2 pawn.
Please, make a video about a game between Alexander Morozevich and Anand in 2001 on Morozevich 24-th birthday. Morozevich spectaculary WON in 28 moves.
Love your videos, dear sir. Just watched Two Magicians video and I would also like to see their casual blitz games, although I'm sure nothing was too casual with two chess rocketscientists like that in one room. ;)
Can't wait for more Nezhmetdinov games and your upcoming videos. I really appreciate the bits of history associated with these brilliant minds. It really adds depth to the games and makes them more personal. Like the man walking around making dinner plans in his head while Rashid is making Queen soup on the board. It feels like you are interested in them as people and not just chess players, and I like that, as I'm sure many do. It makes the games more about life and not just about black and white pieces of wood. Thank you for all your videos and keep 'em coming.
P.S. Where are you from? Is it bad if I say you look Polish? XD Somewhere Slavic perhaps... haha. =)
I feel you can speak Russian. Love your intonations. ;)
+Michelangelo Adamantiel Thank you so much for this comment, Michelangle. I'm glad you enjoy some history about the players, that is what I enjoy more than the game itself. Well, almost :) You're not far, I'm from Croatia, and although I can't speak Russian, I do understsnd it :) Again, thank you for this wonderful comment :)
Ha, yeah, almost! Croatia! Ok then! I only know one guy from Croatia, Mirko Crocop, and I don't even know him personally, ha. You understand Russian ok good, next time I type in Russian (even though it takes me about 10 years to use Russian keyboard to type one sentence). Maybe Croatian is similar here and there to Russian. Do you have a favorite idiom in Croatian that there is no equivalent of in English?
"Again, thank you for this wonderful comment :)"
You're welcome sir. Perhaps later I will make you some chess art or just some art in general. Do you like comics, manga or Frank Frazetta type stuff? I do. Frazetta is like the Tal of fantasy painting. It's fine art for fantasy lovers (and not just fantasy but the deepest emotions of the human soul in action!), the best of the absolute best, and before that, he was only doing small comic strips and movie posters. No one knew he had it in him til he started doing oil painting what a master he'd become. It's a shame he didn't start sooner like Tal (with oil painting, because he first started working at age 16).
If you haven't seen the documentary "Painting with Fire," you might enjoy it very much. They show Frank in his older years just walking around and talking with friends, along with all his incredible art. People also talk about what makes him so unique among artists. Might also give you good ideas for chess videos, for as Alekhine said, "Chess for me is not a game, but an art. Yes, and I take upon myself all those responsibilities which an art imposes on its adherents."
"I believe that true beauty of chess is more than enough to satisfy all possible demands."
And I believe that the true beauty of life is captured brilliantly in Frank Frazetta the person, Frank Frazetta the artist, and Frank Frazetta the artwork. Alekhine and Frazetta might have been good friends. I'd love for them all to be alive at one time; Liszt, Chopin, Paganini, Beethoven, Mozart, Rachmaninoff, Tal, Alekhine, Kasparov, Bobby Fischer, Keres, Nezhmetdinov, Gustave Dore, Simon Bisley, Michelangelo, Leonardo Da Vinci, Wang Kewei, and many more. But to have those people in the same room or in the same life discussing ways to improve upon their arts... my mind would explode in extreme happiness. I wouldn't be able to take the beauty produced.
This is art
Agad tells us stories and levy tells us about the beauty of moves, my two favorite chess youtubers.
Alekhine is my most favourite player, alongside Kasparov. Everyone else (barring Nezhmetdinov), is a distant second
notorious.gambler Alekhine was better than Fischer
Devon Duke miles better. Nobody can match the complexities he created.
What about Mikhail Tal
At 7:09 instead of the rook to C1, why can't you play queen to e4 and capture the pawn and go after black's bishop and knight?
I am having a hard time deciding my favourite player of all times.. Do you go Alekhine or Tal ? Do you pick Ivanchuk ? Or maybe go mainstream with Bobby or Gary ? Or new gen with Carlsen.. Do you go for results or moments of pure brilliance/insanity ? Do you go for inspiration and sacrifice or for pure knowledge and preparation ?
What do you thing Agadmator ?
*think
Warhund Serbia i pass through this issue but finally my heart pick tal ...so what your heart tell u
Same here, heart says tall but than i feel the need to consider results and years of reign.. Like Maradona vs Pele dilema..
I've always wondered why the preference of Tal over Alekhine?
after queen to c4 (8:40) by AA, how do you think about knight to c3 as a response?