Killegar Chess presents: Jose Raul Capablanca Vs. Masyutin, 1914
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I think that the name of the f3 gambit is blackmar-diemer gambit
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Masyutin played horribly in this game. The fundamental rule of development over material was decisively exploited by Capa this game. The brilliance in this game has to be Capa's mating net, beginning with the fundamental Qf7. The Nc4 check was an obvious tactical move of removing the defender that I'm sure plenty of club players could find. Although finding Rf5 is the move that deserves more praise. Capa is no Paul Morphy, but still it's fun to enjoy his games.
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Bishop shows up at the end behind the rook and the king says HOLY FUCK! hahahahaha
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at 8:43 how about white queen to h5 check? Seems like an even faster mate cause black can't take knight. forces king to d4, then white rook to d1. well maybe not that much faster, but still seems to work.
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Capa is artistic with this mate
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i disagree with john l. but u have a good sounding voice, btw good stuff and subed!
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Okay. I checked out the interviews and I can't see the similarity, sorry man!!
Sean
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from Poland
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John Lennon's a scouser! Where are you from buddy?
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you sound like john lennon, check out his interviews
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But disregard my advice if you dont feel it to be necessary or if it makes everything look more childish, I personally will propably not watch many of these videos, not because they are not good but because i'm not really into chess, so its not a big deal.
derghb 2 years ago
HI, and thanks for the feedback. Generally I think people find it okay - yours is the first comment I've had along those lines. I would consider marking the board or something like that, as you recommended, but I'm not 100% sure there's a way to do it with the engine that I use. Thanks again for the feedback.
Sean
SeanGGodley 2 years ago