Alekhine Defense: Tal vs Gedevanishvili -1970
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- Опубликовано: 10 сен 2024
- Mikhail Tal - Dmitry Gedevanishvili
Poti 13, 1970
1.e4 Nf6 2.e5 Nd5 3.Nc3 e6 4.d4 Nxc3 5.bxc3 d6 6.f4 c5 7.Nf3 cxd4 8.cxd4 dxe5 9.fxe5 Bb4+ 10.Bd2 Qa5 11.Bd3 Nc6 12.0--0 Bxd2 13.Nxd2 Qc3 14.Rf4 0--0 15.Kh1 Ne7 16.Ne4 Qb2 17.Rb1 Qxa2 18.Nf6+ gxf6 19.Bxh7+ Kh8 20.Rh4 Kg7 21.Qc1 Ng8 22.Bxg8 Kxg8 23.Rb3 Qxb3 24.cxb3 Bd7 25.Qh6 fxe5 26.Qh7# 1--0
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Tal's games are the best to watch.
The killa move was easier to find than pronouncing Tal's opponent name.
LoL
I have no problem with the name, a bloke called Gedevanishvili moved to Australia in the late 80s or early 90s. Same name, bit it mightn't be the same bloke.
Cássio Pagnoncelli E' vero
@@oneeyedphotographer it was the same bloke. Me and a mate had him as a chess coach for a year or two in the 90s. What a legend. I didn't know then that he'd played Tal!!!
@@timwheeler8523 I played Robert Jamieson two or three times around then. I tended to get a top player in the first round. Once I got him in the third round, I felt I earned that one. He described the result, "I won by a pawn."
I always smile by first pausing the video to find the winning move. sometimes I do, but sometimes the sacrifices are extraordinary. Yes these are interesting videos, and they make me smile!
I love how you demonstrate the tactical variations, you make it seem so understandable, the speed and timing and pauses are perfect, the repetition is perfect. So cool, if white takes rook white gets checkmated. by bishop and queen. Excellent video. thank you Mato.
"The Magician" is the greatest player of all time!
Tal is a magician. Truly said like a magician's tricks seem to have no logic until he reveals the secret. Tal's sacrifices seem crazy for the average player until he displays his brutal skill winning the game.
Thanks Mato, a great analysis and a really good exercise after Carlsen-Karjakin exhausting games.
My two favorite players are Alekhine (1892-1946) and Tal (1936-1992). Thank you, Mato for showing me so many of their wonderful games.
I would love to see what would happen if they played each other. Unfortunately Alekhine did not live long enough for this to happen....
This game may perhaps provide a small clue as to what might have happened.
As always, a great video, and another feat of genius from my favorite player. Thank you.
Just great! Tal amazes me all the time! Thank you very muc, Mr. Jelic!
In all Tal's games the other player is defending all the time, what aggressive style!!!
+Franz El Gato Search Fischer vs Tal and Nezhmetdinov vs Tal
yup Nezhmetdinov was Tal's teacher.
Except when you watch Tal vs Keres :)
Tal`s videos are my favorite ones!
I saw both sacrifices; it was another great game by Tal.
Great game, great sacrifices! Thanks, Mato!
Thank you Mato this is fantastic as usual !
Mato... the Bob Ross of chess commentary
Like always, Amazing Tal!!!!
He had controlled the mind of his opponents.
Mikhail Tal #1 , Kasparov #2
Sacrifices make chess very interesting for real
All Tal´s games were marvelous.
A brillant tribute to M. Tal! Thanks Mato!
Because of the way you display games and the "guess the right move" moments in your videos , I am 30% better at chess. You are the best man subbed and liked.
Sir....your channel has reignited my love for chess. Thanks for your posts and brilliant commentary, which is something like reading a chess book guide but much much better and fun.
Managed to see this one before you said it was the critical position :D
Admittedly I played a very similar sacrifice in a King's Gambit game which turned out to be mate in 5. Sadly, I missed mate in 7 the move before :( Thankfully my opponent was too concerned about 3 of my pieces attacking f7 to notice the Knight sacrifice ;P
Thanks for making this video for us Mato!
Thank you for your comment
I play standard chess (30 min) on chess.com, and I went from 1000 to 1250 thank to ur videos. Great work
What's so interesting to me is that Tal won so many games with sacrifices. It's his trademark style!
I ask my self what would Tal do and always guess right. ...not that I would have the nerve!
theres a fantastic game Tal Fischer where Tal was defending and won "The greatest player vs the greatest attacker"
I have one question here, can we say objectively that Tal was the most unpredictable player of all time?
Ha ha ha...Not only genius but also he was a chess magician.... I never see such a player playing this type of sacrificing pieces in almost every game....
If I was playing black vsTal, it was like :
"White to E4, and black... RESIGNED.."
The way he says,"check...mate."
That queen trapping was awesome
when tal offer gifts, don't take it.
+Sairam Lingineni He's like Santa, except Santa doesn't mate you in under 30 turns.
+Sairam Lingineni You lose even if you don't take it. That's the beauty of it.
Genius! XD
Tal is so amazing
There is a quote, I think by Najdorf, that goes like this "If Tal sacrifices a piece, take it. If
Petrosian sacrifices a pieces don't take it. If Spassky sacrifices a piece, resign!"
the best chess lecture mr matto jelic
The opponent should have left the room immmediately afterTal made a sacrifice, thus avoiding the embarrasment of the scrutiny of his shortcomings in chess...Great Tal, the greatest attacker in the history of Chess.
Excellent analysis.
Your variations show you could have played as well as Tal.
Brilliant attack ................wow
thank u so much mato.....tal play in charming way
Mato, tnx for the game. Extra tnx for the tal game. You r great. Nice to have some new vids.
Your videos are great as usual !!! Question who was the attack master before Tal?
Alexander Alekhine. His games had incredibly complicated positions and this almost always favored him. Lasker once said of him: "Alekhine's attacking genius has no equal in the history of the game".
gEDEVANISHVILI IS GEORGIAN JUST LIKE ME, Georgian Men were not that good.. but we had 3 female world champions !! :)
Are you from Atlanta, capitol of Georgia?
Great chess videos
check.........mate!
I am so glad I found you Mato.
Mato, the best as always...
You said it, sir, “ brilliant chess by Michael Tal “. It was ever thus.
Saw both sacs, woohoo!
pure genius play by Tal
Maestro Tal, the best instance of Virgil´s phrase: Timeo Danaos et dona ferentes.
Queen to d6 checkmate ah ah ah. Mato's voice reminds me of the count from Sesame Street.
Tal loved country of Georgia, he was several time in Tbilisi and Batumi also
Like if you like Mato's video before watching it!!! I do it everytime... Hats off to Mato!!! Because of you i learned to play chess... Your voice is soo awesome... your accent is superb!!!!
Thank you. Mato.
Moto yet impresses me prepare to discuss your party chess, amazing memory!
i was sooooo happy when i played rf4 in my mind😂 at 1.58
At 5:38 after rook to G8, what if pawn takes pawn at e5?
I am having a hard time figuring whites next move.
Cool game!
When Tal sacrifice his piece shake his hand and resign🤣
Tal's sicillian attack: ''It's an offer you can't refuse''
Mato your The Man Tnx..
Awesome
chess needs someone like tal again
I love your videos Mato!
I wonder if Tal has sacrificed his house in real life? Just kidding of course, great love and respect to the genius Tal!!!
at 2:17, after 1. ... Nxd4, instead of 2. Ne4, is it also possible to play 2. Rxd4 Qxd4 3. Bb5+ winning the queen?
Thanks Mato
Qué bueno.
Mato ? I just want to ask you some question ! How can i learn some tricky move, how much i must watch your video ?
tal games are always the best! and also nedmedzhinov!
Did you know that Dmitry Gedevanishvili is an Australian FM?
Majko mila..., koji car je bio ovaj Talj
how many times can I like a video. aghh...
Very nice game!
all of tal's "gifts" have contact poison on them XD
MatoJelic at 6:25 why didn't he capture the bishop with rook so black king can escape to f8? Thanks! I like all your videos, they really help me with my chess!
Then Qh6#
I would like tradution for português write in movo. Because in my country the language is português.
mantap
Here's another possibility at 6:24
Pxf6 (threatening Qg5 mate) Rd8
Rh8+! Kxh8
Qh6+ Kg8
Qg7++
Oh, this chessplayer called Tal, wow. He is like a male Judith Polgar. Amazing how close he gets to her attacking style.
LOL
@@MatoJelic I got tired of people saying Judit Polgar is a "female Tal". What on Earth! Can we accept she is a genius, unique and incomparable?
To say she's (someone's) male version is so sexist. Chess is for everyone.
Pd: love your channel, Mato. I'd like to be friend.
@@Smileater Every time players make a great sacrifice in a game they compare them to Tal. Don't worry they just love Tal too much
@@MatoJelic I know, but that's unfair. And when it comes to women in chess through history, you can't ignore that professional spaces are hard for people who is socially discriminated agaisnt.
For example Serena Williams. Being a champion in a white sport is the hardest tjing you could achieve. She did.
Polgar succeeded too. Despite sexism. Despite male chess accomodations for male chess players, despite not receiving the support male chess players do receive.
@@MatoJelic I'm not saying we should stop admiring Tal or other male players, I'm just pointing out females have it harder. Being a top chess player is absolutely mind-blowing.
Love your work, Mato. I recommend your videos to friends and students.
Tal is my fav chess player!!
i find when i try to play like tal, i screw up more than i win and m rating takes a hit. its one thing to do this stuff solving chess problems by yourself or playing for fun, it's a whole different ballgame when you do this in tournaments
Show anyone this game who needs proof that moving the same piece multiple times before developing is not desirable.
in 3:55 how about we move the queen to h5. notice if he takes the other rook we can still defend by moving the rook to f1.
What if at 5:37 black plays f5 is that good?
Undoubtedly
Another tal game, exciting.
Riouh
The Magician from Riga (And where is Riga? Riga is the capital city in Latvia.;-) strikes again! He once said, "Some sacrifices are sound, the rest are mine."
It's so cinematic
hy.please try to find a book "golden trassury of chess"
what if black captured bishop with rook? Does he still have no "winning" variations?
haha nevermind i' blind
MrTakba I thought so too. So king can escape to g8 perhaps
at 2.00 why didnt rook go straight up and take thew pawn - king would be bare
excuse me, on 3:19 should be not rook take queen but first bishop take h7 checs then queen h5 check
MARYJA
"One gift after another"
5:25 Why not just Rg4?
Mr. Getting-real-shmelly played in Potty? Sounds like a dirty game!
Chess seems so easy watching Tal's games
please say "the killa move" again: it is your trademark
like your videos
Very strong player
2:08; I think the simple Bd7 would have been fine, better than castling. Castling in this position is dangerous, and doing it against Tal is a death wish. Also, at 0:34, I understand Black was doubling up White's pawns on the c-file, but this exchange is completely unnecessary. Black could have played the simple Nc6 and if White decides to exchange knights on d5, fine. Let him do it.