Mikhail Tal Chess Games kzread.info/head/PLQsLDm9Rq9bE4tZkdWt4SQH3aq3Ar2Cvk

Hey Jerry, been a big fan for about 9 years and watched every one of your videos, you are my favorite chess content creator and if you see this i’d really love to see you remake those 9-10 year old videos on classic games like fischer’s game of the century cause they are pretty dated and you have developed so much more at creating plus im sure your thoughts on the games are much more in depth now. Love ya Jerry! Hope you are well!

Usually, he says bye-bye, but this time, he just said bye. I hope he’s okay

I love how you pointed out the considerations you make when someone departs from standard opening theory. 😊

Nobody breaks down these games better than you sir.

Next cat will be named "Michail". Tal plays with his prey aswell :D

Just popping into the comments to say that I really love your channel, and I consistently take away ideas from your videos that come in handy in my real otb games. You're not as flashy as some of the other KZreadrs, but I rank you up there with Naroditzky and Andras Toth in terms of real, meaningful educational value. Thank you for doing what you do.

Tal played 96% accuracy with zero errors while playing “non-typical” moves. Without engine prep or Moke Beads. Tal is an all time great.

@colinwichman1084

25 күн бұрын

I eat Moke beads for breakfast

I really appreciate the great analysis, Jerry. Of all the chess videos I've seen, yours is the highest quality. Thank you so much and keep up the great work!

saw Tal, clicked the video and liked!

Thank you for continuing to make content, Jerry. I've just always loved your stuff.

I think you're choosing interesting games, Jerry, thank you for that

This is also a good move-order trick to know for Nimzo / Queen's Indian players against the Catalan: 1. d4 Nf6 2. c4 e6 3. g3 c5 and if white follows with the logical 4. d5, you have transposed to the "improved" Benoni from the Tal game.

Jerry I am glad you are back to regular uploads. Agadmator’s chess channel is great, but you will always be my favorite. May God bless you with a long life and many many more chess games! Cheers!🍻

Really enjoyed the discussion of Nc3 vs g3. Sometimes an opponent will go off a little. I check to see if it might hurt me in a novel way but I don't think of how it puts them in a new position that I can take advantage of. Your example is simple and powerful.

Thank you jerry!

Mikhail Tal, my all-time favorite player.

I love games with no mistakes or blunders that still result in crushing defeat. Gives me hope for the future of the game.

@LukeLongboneOfficial

29 күн бұрын

Excellent comment.

@pathutchison7688

29 күн бұрын

@@LukeLongboneOfficial thanks Luke. That actually made my day.

Thank you. Jerry, is it...?.This was recommended and because it was Tal-did not recognize the game and didnt hesitate...you re very astute here...its Beyond clear that one does not have to be an opening automaton to demonstrate raw chess i.q. Every square counts-equating weak squares by the 4th move falls under the category of raw chess i.q and acuity. Tbh i saw this, too and reflexively saw Q-B6 but B5 is even more pronounced ...need to un-rust i see!

as a teenager in the early seventies I got hold of a hundred or so old copies of informator, one of those introduced me to the wonders of Tal and the Benoni. I do not seem to get away with the same now as i did a half century ago. Thanks Jerrry,

Thank you, Jerry, God bless you!

Chess was invented for this kind of man(Mikhail Tal)...insane !!!

Only sixteen and already a master magician.

Tal putting on a clinic.

That's funny because I am a Benoni played and I often use that motif of capturing the d5 pawn when I have a pin along the efile.

Awesome!!! Tal was was so fking good

BRAVO !

Beautiful!

Could you include the PGN, please?

Wild game. I love Tal so much. I like to try to emulate his style, which any good chess player knows is usually kind of a bad idea. My rating would probably be a bit higher if I stuck to more traditional type of play, however I wouldn't be having nearly as much fun so it's a worthy trade-off

Tal moves is an unpredictable

Nice tip at the start!

Ty

First. Amazing video. Watched it all and loved it.

I like quickly playing b5 in such positions in the old benoni, but still just automatically chose d6 when you asked :P

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Great game. At 14:59 why not castle for white?

@achillesyoutube8773

Ай бұрын

Game would follow -> O - O, Qd7, Qd2, Qh3, Nf4, g5, GG.

@iSa_10a6er

29 күн бұрын

@@achillesyoutube8773 gg as in white takes on h3 and black resigns xD

6 … b4!! Strongest move in chess!

@atheraneeshaider9127

Ай бұрын

Agad fan spotted

@achillesyoutube8773

Ай бұрын

b5 in this case 😄

@nicksamek12

28 күн бұрын

@@achillesyoutube8773 wow I had a real brain fart, you right

@yusufyusuf1998

20 күн бұрын

​@@nicksamek12no you didnt

Rare tal photo

Hi Jerry.

Jerry, with your teaching style, I don't know why you are not a superstar in this medium. I have copied your teaching style.

@ChessNetwork

26 күн бұрын

Thank you for the compliment Andres. 👍

@cup_of_teaa

20 күн бұрын

Because he is just a teacher not a clown like the famous guys

Tal feels like the guy that had fun because his intuition is so AI status

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Can we get an Eric Hansen game?

@LukeLongboneOfficial

29 күн бұрын

His best game was making a drunk Hikaru tap out in somebody’s front yard. It’s on KZread. Whole fight is less than a minute or two if I recall correctly. Hilarious.

B5 was the first idea that came to my mind. Seems I think a little Tal-ish. Lack the strength though 😉

You sound like NMP

Aw, Jerry, you were doing better at pronouncing Mikail, but now you've gone back to blundering it.

@LukeLongboneOfficial

29 күн бұрын

Where was Jerry born and raised? I hear an eastern Pennsylvania or Long Island accent. Can’t be sure. But fuck generic language without regional dialects. Humans aren’t built for that and language, by definition, is always in flux. Mid-wit take is that you’re smart because you speak with a generic accent. But you won’t agree.

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