World Chess Champion Magnus Carlsen has played a lot of great moves, but the concluding move in his 2016 match against Sergey Karjaken stands out for it's brilliance! Don't miss this magnificent queen sacrifice that concluded the match! ✔ Subscribe: https://www.youtube.com/c/bestofchess?sub_confirmation=1 ✔ Friend: … [Read more...] about Magnus Carlsen’s Best Chess Move!
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Bronstein’s Bishop Battery Baffles Veresov! – Best Of The 60s – Veresov vs. Bronstein, 1960
David Bronstein is one of the greatest chess players to never become World Chess Champion, AND he is one of the greatest chess authors. His language and explanations are clear and vibrant. This is one of the first games I saw of his, and the ingenious idea of ...Bc6-e4-h7 and then back to f5 still dazzles me! Chapters: 0:00 Sorcerer's Apprentice 1:00 Queenside?! 3:05 A … [Read more...] about Bronstein’s Bishop Battery Baffles Veresov! – Best Of The 60s – Veresov vs. Bronstein, 1960
Boris Spassky’s Dazzling King’s Gambit! – Best Of The 60s – Spassky vs. Bronstein, 1960
Boris Spassky's victory over David Bronstein with the King's Gambit has inspired generations of chess players! It is his 15th move in particular, hanging a rook and placing a knight en prise, that dazzled the chess world! Chapters: 0:00 Introduction 1:01 The King's Gambit! 8:17 Bomb On Board 11:11 Concluding Salvos ✔ Subscribe: … [Read more...] about Boris Spassky’s Dazzling King’s Gambit! – Best Of The 60s – Spassky vs. Bronstein, 1960
“The Queen’s Gambit”: 5 Chess Mistakes
Netflix's The Queen's Gambit starring Anya Taylor-Joy as chess prodigy Beth Harmon is absolutely incredible, and the chess is nearly perfectly depicted. Still, there are a FEW chess errors. Here is a breakdown of five chess errors in the show! Chapters: 0:00 The Queen's Gambit 2:18 Speed Chess 4:56 Nona Gaprindashvili 8:29 Adjournment 10:10 Hugging? #chess #thequeensgambit … [Read more...] about “The Queen’s Gambit”: 5 Chess Mistakes
These Pawns Can’t Be Stopped! – Best Of The 60’s – Gufeld vs. Kavalek, 1962
In the 1970s, Gufeld won the 3rd best chess game of the 1970s. In the 1960s though, he was on the wrong side of a great brilliancy from Lubomir Kavalek. Kavalek amasses some beautiful pawns in the center of the board and is willing to sacrifice BOTH rooks to retain the dark-square bishop that he needs to force them through! Chapters: 0:00 Introduction 0:40 The Cordel … [Read more...] about These Pawns Can’t Be Stopped! – Best Of The 60’s – Gufeld vs. Kavalek, 1962
