Alekhine Wins A Brilliancy Vs. Lasker! - Best Of The 30s - Alekhine vs. Lasker, 1934

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4th World Chess Champion Alexander Alekhine was absolutely dominant in his best days. In Zurich, 1934, he won with an incredible 13/15. Here's one of his most instructive and striking victories ever, a 26-move victory over the great Emanuel Lasker.
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Комментарии : 14

@ReinaldosChessLessons 3 года назад

Alekhine looks “blitz” in that picture lol.

@Toshineko 3 года назад

Great game, but you picked the wrong picture for Alekhine. Not that hard to search for Alekhine's picture, really. lol

@chessinators4783 3 года назад

I appreciate that you add additional insight explaining how Lasker was perhaps overambitious this game. For instance, when he did not play Qb4+ move 12.

@immortalchess1817 3 года назад

Can you please make a video about his game against Fletcher 1928 .. known as "gone with the windmill" one of the most brilliant finishing you will ever see . ✌✌

@JB_inks 3 года назад

Great commentary as always, Sam. I'm afraid I would have handled it very differently near the end if I was white. Good to see how it should be done, white really dismantled black's position

@amosdraak3536 3 года назад

Nice game. One of Alekhine’s best. Indeed, he was a murderer in the decade, with some 3.5 and 5.5 point leads in his most dominant tournaments. 💯💯 Cheers ✌🏻✌🏻

@williambunter3311 Год назад

Thank you.

@bahaaaddintaleb401 3 года назад

Amazing content

@saiesasrikarkommaraju736 3 года назад

yes i really like this game

@tlirc 3 года назад

Brilliant as always 👍

@chriszablocki2460 3 года назад

They squared up and played a game of chess, right? He didn't just show up out of nowhere and spring a game of chess on him? Because that would, in fact, not be winning a brilliancy. That'd be winning a scumbagancy.