5th Short Chess Game: Gibaud - Lazard

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Frederic Lazard born 1883 was a player, problemist and author. He was the winner of one of the shortest master games on record (see A Gibaud vs F Lazard, 1924) and published in 1929 a book of his problems and endgames studies, 'Mes problemes et etudes d'echecs'. He also finished 1st= with Andre Cheron in the 1926 French Championship. He was Paris champion in 1911.

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[ZORGtheALIEN]

you make great videos Serguei !

[Deathwish874]

I wonder how a chess champion like Gibaud couldn't see that coming.

[doctorthibs]

why didn't he just keep his knight where it was? Always good defensive strategy by keeping bishop open. Would not have happened if he did so.

[john17972]

It's either checkmate in two or Q gets raped by a horse.

[CurtisRoxYerSox]

i can see why he'd fall for this, i have never seen anything like this before

[renumeratedfrog]

@ProduceHazards This game was actually played in the 1924 Paris tournament. They were both strong players, at that time.

[somespareid]

I don't see a smothered queen very often!

[Sohji444]

They played Chess during the middle ages.

[CalmedNutHead]

i love the sound of his throat as he takes little breaths its so Russian

[ProduceHazards]

they who playd this game where noobs or masters ?

[dusty500067]

zucchinimann is a dumbass for saying not enough counter play lol as the game just started and white has only 1 piece developed and cant castle so there plenty for black to come back stupid ass