Killegar Chess presents: Lessons from Capablanca #9 - Planning a win in the middlegame
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Thank you for the vids!
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great vids & by the way capa's book is available 4 free at google books!
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@SeanGGodley you should make videos of the zurich 54 tournament book by bronstein too.. or lessons from botvinnik or fisher
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Thank you for that - it's very good indeed. Capablanca certainly was in the top 3 of all time in my opinion, and you've done a good job with these vids, they're very instructive and helpful. Hopefully my rating will start to improve!
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Woohoo! Thanks man. Here's to the next hundred!
Sean
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Ha! Who knows? ;0)
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Sean why are you so "Godly"?
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man !!!! those capablanka videos are easily streets above any other chess video i ever saw thanks if you have any more by him please put up thanks so much i reckon it will add another 200 points to my rating thanks again !!!
dobsondale 2 years ago
Glad you are enjoying them buddy - and yes, he really was an awesome player, definitely one of the best ever. Studying his lessons will definitely improve your rating! Enjoy.
Sean
SeanGGodley 2 years ago
interesting, Sean, in that Capa shows the strength of breaking into the seventh rank, as advocated by Nimzowitsch. even the temporary loss of material is here compensated by attacks against the king and pieces that are weaker in defense than in offense.
geekorthodox9 2 years ago
Absolutely, and seeing the strength of breaking through with sacrifices is a very important component of attacking in chess. Thanks!
Sean
SeanGGodley 2 years ago
Oh, the joy of it. I finish watching a video and return to my inbox to find that familiar pale fritzy brown board that signifies a brand new SGG vid. Loving this series.
ImposingSumo 2 years ago 3
Ha! Cool. More coming soon! All the best,
Sean
SeanGGodley 2 years ago