capa is my idol. Not at chess...poh, the bugger couldnt teach a beginner chess, but at WOMANIZING. my lifes goal is to fuck more women than him. his record stands at 156; at 19 years of age, mine stand at 12. only 140 to go before i win the title! ;)
In the past our teachers were always the grandmasters and worldchampions, nowadays our teachers are the computers. They play , solve and compose . So have a look at youtube.com :
Capablanca was good, but Alekhine is the best. He only held the title until his death. In the match from the 1927th half of the victory was achieved with black figures, while Capablanca was not any. That says enough.
He did not held in until his death,a s he lost it in 1935 and won it back and the had no match for the last 9 years of his life, but he did not held it the whole time until his death.
Also I think WW II helped him a lot.
He would have had probelms agiainst Flohr, Botwinnik, Fine, Keres or Resehvsky.
Mr Borjan, Alekhine was not so great as Capa. He once urinated on the table, picked weak opponents& avoided Capa. Capa was great from the start. In the end Capa won more from Alekhine. Capa lost only 36x, & beat Euwe in Match to prove he was WC. Alekhine lost WCM to Euwe. Alekhine never finished his DR studies. Capa was Honerary Cuban Diplomat. Alekhine was involved with Nazis and ran from Russia to France to Portugal. He died penniless & drunk. He lied about rematch & tired him with draws.
Continued: Alekhine bored and Tired Capa in thier match, and that is one reason why Fischer later suggested 1/3 point for draws, then it would take three draws to make 1 point. The KK match was also stopped after many draws, but not the Capa vs Alekhine Match as there was no FIDE, Lucky for Alekhine. Below, Capa did very well against Flohr, Botwinnik, Fine & Keres despite them being younger. He later was very ill esp in AVRO & finally died from it in NYC 1942. It is a shame he ran also from Capa
Capa was the best ever. He played without barely studying. He did not have the assistance of computers, and he holds many records to date. Won WCC undefeated by 4, undefeated for 8 years: 1916-1924, only lost 36 games as professional!, most players lose 1 per tournament! Bobby's game of the century at 13, see Capa vs Corzo at 4 yrs of age! & he won his 1st intl tournament! played 102 simul, won 101.5!
In fact in 1936 in the Beliner Tageblatt he wrote that he learnt and memorized each book about chess and especially used to study the Bilguer and chess magazines.
He onyl admitted that after NY 1927 he did no special preparation for the WC match, and that Alekhine profited from his limited repertoire due to that "big omission".
He said he trins for 4-5 hours a day since he was 12.
Mr. Schusterlehrling, I know many things about Capa, and I have read many books, articles, etc about him. However, I have never ever heard anybody ever write about Capa studying with the exception of only endgames when he was given a book early in life. On the contrary they always write that he did not study. As a collector, I would be very interested in obtaining these articles you refer to, where might I obtain them?
Dear SzachowyZapiecek, I have many of Capablanca's memorbilia, as he is my favorite player. I have the other of the two movies I now know exist of him "Chess Fever" and your video. My site is MrRaymond503. Would you kindly respond to me, i would like to make contact with you. I also have many rare books by him, and about him, stamps and pictures.
Many true and devout Capa fans certainly appreciate what you have done.
Lo mas grande que tiene Cuba, despues de Marti, por supuesto. Aunque yo con la intensa fascinacion que tengo por el ajedrez, me hallo a veces preguntandome si el tablero de Capa fue mas grande que la pluma de Marti.
This comment has received too many negative votesshow
this video has gotten only a little over 15000 views in a years?
I think this is too much of a disrespect already, I would have taken this video off already if I was you. there is not reason to keep taking this kind of disrespect to some of the greatest chess players who ever lived
please take this video off in the name of Capablanca
Capa is my chess idol.
He will always be the natural idol.
Btw the final score is 9-7. Capa is infinitely superior to ill dirty mannered Alekhine.
Sasukekillsitachi 2 weeks ago
capa is my idol. Not at chess...poh, the bugger couldnt teach a beginner chess, but at WOMANIZING. my lifes goal is to fuck more women than him. his record stands at 156; at 19 years of age, mine stand at 12. only 140 to go before i win the title! ;)
LankanTVPresenter 6 months ago
Jose Raul Capablanca , the greatest chess maestro of all time.!!
themailman43 6 months ago
che grande giocatore Capablanca davvero
TheDandy0825 1 year ago
lol 0:33 -0:37
Wismer1987 1 year ago
awesome video
yoshtodd 1 year ago
Capablanca !
LuxusOhr 1 year ago
incredible. never seen capa before.
logant44 1 year ago
Capa is great, unfortunately he did undestimate the potential of AA in Buenos Aires; probably because recent victory in NY....very big mistake.
ReaLityBlue 1 year ago
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Moremover 1 year ago
@schusterlehrling
Capablanca beat Alekhine, life score +9 -7 =33
dafeac 2 years ago
@dafeac WRONG.//+9/-9/=33
79cristoff 1 year ago
@ MrRaymond503, You know of Two living relatives? may i have thier names?maybe my grandpa knows them. and yes we also live here in Miami
Arrancarippo 2 years ago
lol Capablanca is second cousin of my grandfather :]
Arrancarippo 2 years ago
Mr. Arrancarippo, I know of two living relatives of Capablanca here in Miami. I would be interested in learning more about your Grandfather.
MrRaymond503 2 years ago
Capablanca was good, but Alekhine is the best. He only held the title until his death. In the match from the 1927th half of the victory was achieved with black figures, while Capablanca was not any. That says enough.
borjannemanja 2 years ago
@borjannemanja
No.
He did not held in until his death,a s he lost it in 1935 and won it back and the had no match for the last 9 years of his life, but he did not held it the whole time until his death.
Also I think WW II helped him a lot.
He would have had probelms agiainst Flohr, Botwinnik, Fine, Keres or Resehvsky.
schusterlehrling 2 years ago
Mr Borjan, Alekhine was not so great as Capa. He once urinated on the table, picked weak opponents& avoided Capa. Capa was great from the start. In the end Capa won more from Alekhine. Capa lost only 36x, & beat Euwe in Match to prove he was WC. Alekhine lost WCM to Euwe. Alekhine never finished his DR studies. Capa was Honerary Cuban Diplomat. Alekhine was involved with Nazis and ran from Russia to France to Portugal. He died penniless & drunk. He lied about rematch & tired him with draws.
MrRaymond503 2 years ago
Continued: Alekhine bored and Tired Capa in thier match, and that is one reason why Fischer later suggested 1/3 point for draws, then it would take three draws to make 1 point. The KK match was also stopped after many draws, but not the Capa vs Alekhine Match as there was no FIDE, Lucky for Alekhine. Below, Capa did very well against Flohr, Botwinnik, Fine & Keres despite them being younger. He later was very ill esp in AVRO & finally died from it in NYC 1942. It is a shame he ran also from Capa
MrRaymond503 2 years ago
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borjannemanja 2 years ago
...And a great womanizer too !
kostasmitros1 2 years ago
Capa was the best ever. He played without barely studying. He did not have the assistance of computers, and he holds many records to date. Won WCC undefeated by 4, undefeated for 8 years: 1916-1924, only lost 36 games as professional!, most players lose 1 per tournament! Bobby's game of the century at 13, see Capa vs Corzo at 4 yrs of age! & he won his 1st intl tournament! played 102 simul, won 101.5!
He has played many true immortal games of Chess!
MrRaymond503 2 years ago
@MrRaymond503
That is a myth,
In fact in 1936 in the Beliner Tageblatt he wrote that he learnt and memorized each book about chess and especially used to study the Bilguer and chess magazines.
He onyl admitted that after NY 1927 he did no special preparation for the WC match, and that Alekhine profited from his limited repertoire due to that "big omission".
He said he trins for 4-5 hours a day since he was 12.
schusterlehrling 2 years ago
Mr. Schusterlehrling, I know many things about Capa, and I have read many books, articles, etc about him. However, I have never ever heard anybody ever write about Capa studying with the exception of only endgames when he was given a book early in life. On the contrary they always write that he did not study. As a collector, I would be very interested in obtaining these articles you refer to, where might I obtain them?
MrRaymond503 2 years ago
Dear SzachowyZapiecek, I have many of Capablanca's memorbilia, as he is my favorite player. I have the other of the two movies I now know exist of him "Chess Fever" and your video. My site is MrRaymond503. Would you kindly respond to me, i would like to make contact with you. I also have many rare books by him, and about him, stamps and pictures.
Many true and devout Capa fans certainly appreciate what you have done.
Thank you.
MrRaymond503 2 years ago
Bobby Fischer said in an interview on Yugoslav TV (Around 1970) :
"Capablanca was a fantastic player".
KalleFlax 2 years ago
any one know where this simul was filmed,? of course Capa gave hundreds of simuls.
ChessChat 2 years ago
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Please let me know also.
MrRaymond503 2 years ago
If anyone does know where this simul was filmed, please let me know also!!
It wasn't in cleveland armory, because there were 102 opponents in that one.
MrRaymond503 2 years ago
@ChessChat I was wondering this myself.
kaewonf8 3 months ago
nice
ChessTechnique 2 years ago
El talento mas desaprovechado de la historia dx.
DrianLuli 2 years ago
Lo mas grande que tiene Cuba, despues de Marti, por supuesto. Aunque yo con la intensa fascinacion que tengo por el ajedrez, me hallo a veces preguntandome si el tablero de Capa fue mas grande que la pluma de Marti.
CubanColonel 2 years ago
este tipo fue genial
condeslash00 3 years ago
capablanca el mejor de todos los tiempos
ronpo3 3 years ago
Thank you very much, whoever put this video. This is the first time I saw Capablanca. I didn't even know he had a video. Thanks.
acveyaralikurt 3 years ago
actually there are two: Chess Fever movie and this one.
MrRaymond503 2 years ago
Nice one, thanks.
drleper 3 years ago
Wow what a warm smile he had. No wonder he was known as a ladies man.
myraanon1 3 years ago
Thank you for posting this. It isn't much, but Capablanca is one of the greatest genius and artist's of all time!
bashbrannigan 3 years ago
This comment has received too many negative votes show
this video has gotten only a little over 15000 views in a years?
I think this is too much of a disrespect already, I would have taken this video off already if I was you. there is not reason to keep taking this kind of disrespect to some of the greatest chess players who ever lived
please take this video off in the name of Capablanca
ChessTheBlitzer 3 years ago
how many poeople do u think they know chess?
kolatian 3 years ago
i agree
AY00B90 3 years ago
relax man ! what about people just discovering chess, of all ages, and want to research about the greatest players. come on dude
mrm4xim4m 3 years ago
Greatest ever!!
Fastball2000 3 years ago 2
viva cuba i los heroes de mi padre
devilmaycry123and4 4 years ago 4
@devilmaycry123and4 They Sold Their Souls For Rock And Roll
/watch?v=2OyP4ETNygo
DONTINSTALL 1 year ago
The greatest simultan player in history (in one session he played 103 games at a time, winning 102 of them!).
BuckshotLaFunke 4 years ago 3
It was actually 102 and he won 101.5!! at the Armory in Cleveland, OHIO USA.
MrRaymond503 2 years ago
Grácias SzachowyZapiecek por este video....es algo formidable poder ver un momento cumbre de la historia. Grácias.
Ortizmista 4 years ago 2
viva cuba y su campeon
ronpo3 4 years ago
thanks for posting this =]
4c00h 4 years ago
I never saw Capablanca in film. Very interesting, thank you for posting!!
klactv 4 years ago 8
I liked it
eerr89 4 years ago