4th Short Chess Game: Meek - Amateur

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Uploaded by on Jun 5, 2007

Interesting chess game presented by Serguei Vorojtsov. Subscribe to my channel & newsletter at
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Alexander Beaufort Meek was born in Columbia, South Carolina in 1814. He grew up in Tuscaloosa, Alabama and graduated at the University of Alabama in 1833, where he was first in is graduating class. He settled in Mobile, Alabama and became a member of the State Legislature, Attorney General for the Southern District of Alabama (1836), probate judge, and district attorney. In 1845, he was Assistant Secretary of the Treasury in President Polk's administration. In the spring of 1855, he met and contested a few chess games with Paul Morphy at Spring Hill, Alabama. In 1857, he became President of the First American Chess Congress and was a participant. In round one of the First American Chess Congress, he defeated William James Appleton Fuller with 3 wins and 2 losses. In round two, he lost to Paul Morphy with 3 losses. During the American Chess Congress, he lost a chess game with the sister of Louis Paulsen. He died in Columbus, Mississippi in November, 1865.

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  • not even even chess videos are immune to youtube garbage debates

  • Wow, a check move from the queen and knight and there is no way to block the knight's attack and u can't block the queen's attack because of the knight's attack and the king can't move anywhere because of the queen and knight and both the knight and queen can't be taken because it is a double check move and i should say...a checkmate move. that was awesome!

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  • yeah:)

  • i paused at 0:36 man this was easy Nf6 check and mate!:)

  • What a mate!

  • nooo b8-c6, the Bishop did not have to move is is detrimental to the game

  • After I saw this video I was able to play this same opening immediately. I was then able to ejaculate all over self.

  • everytime i watch these videos i learn something new. I went from a rating of 800 to 1250 in about two months (according to chess.com). Not really impressive but i am still learning thanks to these great videos. Thanks for uploading :D

  • Amateur by name Amateur by nature

  • now you can poooze sis video and sink vay sis woos ay mistake

  • DOUBLE CHECK! You can't take either piece bcuz the other one would still be checking.

  • nice, but I aint going to do that opening ever :/

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