Dear chess lovers what do you think, did Hempel play this game at the age of 5 or maybe this was played at an older age???? P. S. here is a puzzle composed by 5 year old Elliot Franklin Eichholtz: kzread.info/dash/bejne/ZW2p27Ztob3FqtY.html

@NIGHTMARE-jh4bp

6 жыл бұрын

Suren at almost 6

@zanti4132

6 жыл бұрын

Sorry to be a wet blanket here, but this game is all Traxler analysis right up to the point where the White queen took the pawn on h7. This kid didn't find those shots on her own, she got them from a book. Give her credit for having a good memory, but we need to see more than memorized moves before we crown her the next queen of chess.

@NIGHTMARE-jh4bp

6 жыл бұрын

Zanti who is crowning her ,she is not alone .There are many amazing small chess players

Rewatching this and discovered she never continued playing competitive chess, she could've been one of the best female chess players if not the best

@SurenAghabekyan

3 жыл бұрын

yes, this is a strange case actually! this game she plays well but there is another one where she makes childish mistakes

A brilliant game, especially for a 5 year old prodigy!

Incredible game! Please show more Traxler games. It's easily one of the most exciting openings in chess.

@SurenAghabekyan

6 жыл бұрын

Here is one by Mikhail Tal: kzread.info/dash/bejne/fqqdwbybmrvRl5s.html

This just amazing

What a game from a 5 year old girl...!

that was just fantastic

It's too bad she didn't pursue a career in chess, we could've enjoyed even more beautiful games!

She was a little killer!😎

That escalated quickly

It's amazing how smart and genius children are but as soon as they become adults they lose it !

@SurenAghabekyan

6 жыл бұрын

parents and traditional education are spoiling them(((

@adapienkowska2605

3 жыл бұрын

She said she couldn't make a living out of chess. She won her last tournament at 19.

Hello suren at 1:57 it is traxler counterattack not traxler countergambit.

@SurenAghabekyan

6 жыл бұрын

yes, I am sorry for the blunder

@sohansubrat4669

6 жыл бұрын

Dubious 😂😂😂

@srikrishna8752

6 жыл бұрын

here bishop is gambiting

Flensburg is a dubious and the northern most town in germany. If you're drive f.e. to fast with your car, you'll get points in Flensburg. You pronounce her name like Ջուտտա, but in german it's like Յուտտա Հէմփըլ So, what happend to her. She wrote [1] Jutta Nissen schreibt persönlich zu: was wurde aus dem Schachwunderkind Jutta Hempel? Zum Wunderkind trainiert - so steht es in einigen Zeitungsberichten über Jutta Hempel aus Flensburg. Ich wurde als „Wunderkind“ angesehen, da ich im Alter von drei Jahren mit dem Schachspielen angefangen habe. Es folgten in ungewöhnlich jungen Jahren Schauturniere gegen zehn oder zwölf Gegner im Simultanschach, öffentliche Schach-Auftritte, Blindschach spielen etc. Blitzmeisterschaften, Stadtmeisterschaften, Landesmeisterschaften, jeden Tag Training im Schach: es war für mich auch eine anstrengende Zeit. Mein Vater (Hermann Hempel) war der Auslöser dieser Karriere: er war leidenschaftlicher Schachspieler und hatte die Begabung seiner kleinen Tochter erkannt. Wie so oft wurde ein nicht gelebter Traum eines Elternteils über das Kind ausgelebt. Und was wir Schachspieler ja wissen: Schachspielen ist ein richtig anstrengender Sport, wenn man es ernsthaft betreibt. Dazu gehört meiner Meinung nach eine Begabung, ein Talent - gewiss - aber auch hartes und tägliches Training im „Denken“: Eröffnungen, Gambits, Endspiele, Kombinationen - die Schachtheorie. Der Perspektive und Erinnerungen eines Kindes auf die damalige Zeit ist für „Erwachsene“ wohl schwer nachvollziehbar - vielleicht auch lustig. Meine Erinnerungen beziehen sich auf „viele ältere Männer, die rauchten und stundenlang an Schachbrettern saßen und sehr ernste Minen hatten“; an Schachereignisse, wo mich die neben dem Brett liegende Schokolade (Schachschauspiel in Glücksburg) mehr interessierte als die Partie an sich; an „nervige“ Reporter und für mich gefühlt „peinliche“ öffentliche Auftritte; an Hochbegabtentests, die ich als kleines Kind als (sorry) albern empfand - dazu kam Unmut über wenig verbleibende Zeit für Spiel, Sport und Freunde, da das Training immer Vorrang hatte. Es gab schöne und auch weniger schöne Ereignisse - gespeichert habe ich vor allem die Erinnerung an ein enormes Denkvermögen für das Schachspiel. Das Faszinierende am Schachspiel ist genau das: es gibt keinen Faktor Glück wie bei allen anderen Spielen, es kommt nur auf das Denkvermögen an. Dann entsteht für mich der Flow-Effekt: das Vergessen des Rundherum, das Eintauchen in die Denkwelt Schachspiel, das Gefühl von „im Spiel total zu versinken.“ Und genau das ist der Grund dafür, dass ich mich mit 19 Jahren entschlossen habe, kein Schach mehr zu spielen Ich glaube, ich bin eine „suchtgefährdete“ Schach-Spielerin. Wenn ich Schach spiele, dann gnadenlos ernsthaft und mit den unbedingten Willen, das Spiel zu gewinnen. Mit einem Gefühl in mir von fast „außerhalb der realen Welt zu sein“ und im Spiel fast ALLES zu vergessen, sei es sogar essen oder trinken. Über einen Zug nachzudenken - gefühlt 10 Minuten - um dann überraschenderweise festzustellen (auf der Schachuhr), dass tatsächlich eine volle Stunde Zeit vergangen ist. Die anderen Gründe für „keine Zeit mehr“ fürs Schachspielen waren dann Freund, Sport und andere Hobbies sowie Berufsausbildung und später Studium. Lange Zeit habe ich als Jutta Nissen verheimlicht, dass ich mal die „Jutta Hempel“ war. Jürgen Nickel vom Flensburger Schachklub von 1876 hat mich vor einem Jahr „aufgespürt“ und wir hatten ein nettes Gespräch. Seitdem habe ich viel nachgedacht und das ist auch der Grund für diese Zeilen. Vielleicht lockt mich irgendwann auch mal wieder das Schachspiel - aber dann bitte nur in einem normalen Maß. Trotz meiner kritischen Zeilen plädiere ich dafür, schon Kindern das Schachspiel nahe zu bringen! Das Denkvermögen wird geschult und trainiert wie in keinem anderen Sport. Analytisch denken und kombinieren zu können ist eine wichtige Fähigkeit und bringt einen großen Nutzen. Und in eine Partie oder eine Arbeitsaufgabe „versinken“ zu können, den Flow-Effekt zu erlangen, ist auch ein großes gefühltes Glück. Ich wünsche allen Schachspielern gute Partien! Jutta Nissen (jetzt Nissen-Rix) [1] www.mediation-und-beratung-sylt.de/app/download/5520963/Infoblatt_Schachwunderkind_Jutta_Hempel.pdf

Reminds me of how I played when I was four :D

@christophermckay7082

3 жыл бұрын

Well I could play this way when I was still in the womb. No, actually, that was a lie.

excellent trap suren sir ....thank you

@SurenAghabekyan

6 жыл бұрын

welcome but where did you see a trap???

@jayanthm6453

6 жыл бұрын

Suren sir ....i have faced this position so many times in my chess game .....but i never won in this position as black . ..now i got an idea .....that's why i tell this is as a trap

Do more traxler counter attack games

@SurenAghabekyan

6 жыл бұрын

Here is one by Mikhail Tal: kzread.info/dash/bejne/fqqdwbybmrvRl5s.html

@zesshi34

6 жыл бұрын

Suren i already watch all of the game u posted about mikhail tal from the beggining

Your voice is too good

@SurenAghabekyan

4 жыл бұрын

thanks...

I live next to Flensburg

5 years a girl enough for crushing Suren 😂

@SurenAghabekyan

6 жыл бұрын

yea, with such a style quite possible 😂😂😂😂

🤯

Hope this amazing video will inspire everyone that chess does not matter about age or rating. Please get 10,000 likes and 1 million views and support suren by subscribing to him. Thank U for this video

hello, in 1966 i was also 5 and i was dumb and still wet the bed. thank you.

@SurenAghabekyan

2 жыл бұрын

))))

I think same line played by Mikhail tal !!!

If I was the girl's opponent, I would be scared.

@zesshi34

6 жыл бұрын

Traxler counter attack is a quick draw if u take the bishop dont get tricked just decline the bishop and pick up the rook and u are winning

When i was 5 year old, i usually eat sand.

unbelievable. can a 7 year old kid play blind fold, 6 simultaneous. I was unable to speek upto 4.I cant play blindfold after 3 rd move

Hey suren did you see that Garry Kasparov has a master class series?! That is so cool, what do you think?

@SurenAghabekyan

6 жыл бұрын

I also think that it's cool

@TheTransforcer

6 жыл бұрын

Suren though I’m humbled towards the skill of GK, I’m more humored by his fantastic accent! He seems like a cool guy. Have you met any chess winners?

So, what happened to her?

@EebstertheGreat

6 жыл бұрын

She is not famous. Wikipedia only says that she went to business school in Kiel, "worked for a bank" (doesn't say which), and got married (doesn't say to whom). Most chess prodigies do not end up becoming professional chess players. In this case, Hempel never received a title of any kind. Wikipedia does not have any information for any games of hers after age 9. It is possible her chess skills did not continue to improve after that age. For instance, she may have simply chosen to pursue other things instead.

@TheMrthatdude17

6 жыл бұрын

EebstertheGreat well, i don't have a wikipedia page... She must be more famous than me

@zarion1181

6 жыл бұрын

She is making sammies now?

@mastibaji

6 жыл бұрын

Probably she got burnt out :(

@kulyog6626

6 жыл бұрын

I heard of chinese boy who had amazing IQ but became failed genius.

at 5yrs old i cant even speak properly. just "mom and dad" 😆

@SurenAghabekyan

6 жыл бұрын

what about saying Traxler Counterattack?? 😆😆😆

At 3:36 is that casseling valid. As rook is under attack i think we should not cassel.

1:54 This is traxler counter attack not traxler counter gambit.

@SurenAghabekyan

6 жыл бұрын

yes, a blunder by me, thanks

@ayushjhanwar3696

6 жыл бұрын

Blunder.!! Chess is in your heart. Keep making videos on daily purpose. We love u😙😍

4th chess lubber

@SurenAghabekyan

6 жыл бұрын

😅

www.chessgames.com/perl/chessgame?gid=1556333 7. Ke3!? is not a bad move. Engines will give the resulting variations as equal if played accurately.

@SurenAghabekyan

6 жыл бұрын

yes, but with Kg1 white is getting more chances than with King march variation

Why do lichess players always play this opening as white?

@SurenAghabekyan

6 жыл бұрын

we should ask them))))

Kg1 leads to a simple, forced draw, black won't capture the rook on h1, but will play Nd4. After hxg3 and Qxg3+ black can only give a perpetual check

@SurenAghabekyan

6 жыл бұрын

did you find it yourself or .... ???

@toonlink577

6 жыл бұрын

Suren That's actually theory!

Second chess lubber

@SurenAghabekyan

6 жыл бұрын

😅

"5 years"

@SurenAghabekyan

6 жыл бұрын

sure???

@EnglishwithSoumen

6 жыл бұрын

Suren yes !! you can use year with only 1 and 2.. basically we put 's' with any count more than 1 though 2 is only divisible by 2 so we consider 2 as an odd number.. 👍

0 dislikes... kids are still sleeping :)

3rd chess lubber

@SurenAghabekyan

6 жыл бұрын

😅

@Nathan-ml3ut

6 жыл бұрын

lol i started this troll mallow is my other account

First comment chess lubbers

@SurenAghabekyan

6 жыл бұрын

😅

@Nathan-ml3ut

6 жыл бұрын

wow! as a developing chess player, your videos have made me improve a lot! as a family, we watch at least 5 of your videos at lunch! your videos give us joy and bring our family together closer. even dad, who doesn't play well at all! ps Troll Mallow is my other account.

It is a copy game of Mikhail tal

4th

224th!

@SurenAghabekyan

6 жыл бұрын

)))

This just amazing