Paul Keres vs Greatest Attacking Grandmaster

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Mikhail Tal vs Paul Keres
Moscow 1967
Spanish Game: Open Variations. Howell Attack (C81)
1. e4 e5 2. Nf3 Nc6 3. Bb5 a6 4. Ba4 Nf6 5. O-O Ne4 6. d4 b5 7. Bb3 d5 8. de5 Be6 9. Qe2 Be7 10. c3 O-O 11. Bc2 Qd7 12. Rd1 f5 13. Nbd2 Kh8 14. Nb3 Bf7 15. Nbd4 Bh5 16. Nf5 Qf5 17. Rd5 Bg6 18. Qe3 Rad8 19. Rd8 Rd8 20. Nd4 Nd4 21. cd4 c5 22. d5 Qe5 23. f3 Bg5 24. f4 Qd5 25. Be4 Be4 26. fg5 Qd1 27. Kf2 Qc2 28. Qe2 Rf8 29. Ke1 Qa4 30. b3 Qd4
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@ayaxorozco7037 5 лет назад

thanks 4 the video my friend; keres ; the strong player, the genius that along with victor korchnoi 4 some mysterious reasons never became world champions; but whose games along with capablaca's and nimzowitsch are among the most instructives

@jazmost 6 лет назад

Keres' book "Road to the Top" is one of the most instructional Chess books you'll ever encounter. I prefer his style to almost anyone because he could do it all. He played positional, he attacked, he defended... he beat everyone! What more can you ask from a player? Other than being crowned World Champion, he did it all.

@MatoJelic 6 лет назад

I have the same opinion. Keres is one of my favorite players

@groussac 6 лет назад

Yes, the World Champion part of the puzzle. I hope someone takes the time to machine analyze his loosing games against the Soviet champions vs his loosing games against other players. I'm not an expert on best moves, but I saw an online game the other day--I think it was Keres vs Petrosian. I think. But it sure didn't look like a typical Paul Keres game. He may not have held the title, but in my mind, he's every bit as good as the guys that did. I'll continue to hold that view until proven otherwise. And thanks Mato for running this series. It means a lot that there are still people that remember this great chess player. And BTW, Petrosian is also one of my favorite players. His moves are so logical. You can learn a lot about positional chess by studying the Iron Tiger.

@rkuppal5 4 года назад

True..Paul Keres is one of the GREATEST player with a extremely beautiful style..We can improve our chess games by watching Keres games..

@TheGrandmasterMan 3 года назад

Botvinnik said in Half a Centrury of Chess that Keres had all the ability to be World Champion but lost his nerve / wasnt psychologically strong enough at key times.

@cameront3768 8 лет назад

Another master piece by Keres.

@nazlone 8 лет назад

He who could beat Tal is no ordinary player.Thanks Mato for high lighting Keres and giving him his due.

@StewartMiles1 7 лет назад

Absolutely..Well said mate.

@groussac 8 лет назад

Both of these guys are great players. Can't choose between them. Tal so full of energy. Keres so smooth. No crown for Keres? He got the crown of glory. In our hearts, we know he's the champ. And Tal: he's our adventurous little brother, the guy you love even if he loses, the guy that's not afraid of taking chances. Thanks for posting, Mato.

@tenken103 8 лет назад

I could watch games from Keres all day. Thanks Mato, keep up the great content! \\[T]//

@peppermints666 8 лет назад

Paul Keres didnt blink describes whats going on pretty well, especially against tal

@balasarathi9001 8 лет назад

What a game!! Paul keres is an attacker of the best attacker

@montagneresmontagneres8346 7 лет назад

Such strength from Keres... Precise and beautiful moves... His pieces are all involved in the game in some way... This game illustrates the art of chess.

@user-lx5gx2sd2k 7 лет назад

Tal lost and nobody keres about it

@guardrover 6 лет назад

Dad joke. Cool.

@ronellacson884 5 лет назад

Nobody cares lol hahaha

@eteerika1121 5 лет назад

😂 😂

@ardoardo3536 4 года назад

😂

@ardoardo3536 4 года назад

😂

@MySquash1 8 лет назад

I could watch MATO AND KERES EVERY DAY

@omriavital6309 8 лет назад

once again an absolute amazing game, I absolutely love how Keres wins with playing the best move over and over again.

@alexchristopher221 8 лет назад

Chess in this period was much more exciting than now. Thanks for these classic videos.

@charlesla453 8 лет назад

Actually, I was sleeping, but, when i saw the title of the video, I Wake Up immediately to excited, Thanks Mato! I was hoping for sleep another 12 hours...

@HollyMartins 8 лет назад

The sound of bubbles. ......That feeling. Winning a beautiful game

@ElTshepo 8 лет назад

This is the first video I marked as favorite before watching. And it delivered. Excellent as always, Mato!

@gunnarherbertsson8725 8 лет назад

Thanks for the Keres games. Great games to watch and learn from.

@lerubikscubetherubikscube2813 8 лет назад

YES!!! Waited for this moment since this series started. Thanks Mato!

@user-id8vi3te9x 8 лет назад

This best party from Paul Keres. Thanks MATO.

@vkkorir 7 лет назад

haha, "I hear a sound" that was a good one

@StewartMiles1 7 лет назад

I also heard a sound.

@LJLMETAL 8 лет назад

AWESOME GAME! "Tal on the ropes," and "Tal resigning" are two things you don't hear every day. ☺

@vincentmanengamambo3644 4 года назад

Sure you can say that again

@damirstojnic758 7 лет назад

So strange to see Tal resign :/

@eduardocostaeu 8 лет назад

Mato, thanks for uploading Keres games. He's an amazing player.

@v.gopalakrishnan350 4 года назад

This clash of the giants trying to outwit each other was breathtaking ! Thanks for the upload !

@andrewkelly3520 8 лет назад

Another great video and very educational, thank you!

@rudimetzger-wang4169 7 лет назад

First I was like, Wow Tal is one of my favorite players he is one who risks and wins, but when I saw a game where Keres played:' I'd never saw such forcing defensive moves and strong moves, I was immediately astonished by his precise playing. Tal had no chance because of that. Keres was the perfect opponent for Tal in my opinion (in this game) and for some others too. I am looking forward to see more games from Keres, also I m feeling like I am approving my chess a lot just by watching Keres' games. Thank you Mato

@dylantorres2496 8 лет назад

Another great game beautifully dissected by Mato! I hope Mato keeps posting for 50 more years!

@sherratto3087 8 лет назад

Thanks for the video!

@lahcenelahcene 8 лет назад

I hate seeing Tal lose.

@geonerd 8 лет назад

+lahcene lahcene Keres beat him more often than not. Even in 1959, when Tal was crushing everyone on the way to the title, Keres scored 3-1 against him (and came in a strong 2nd) in the candidates tournament at Zagreb.

@lahcenelahcene 8 лет назад

It's the absolute Tal's fan in me talking. Keres sure is an outstanding player and I love his games.

@GoUtes92 8 лет назад

+lahcene lahcene I know what you mean but it's remarkable to see somebody survive Tal's forest.

@skkoloa 7 лет назад

lahcene lahcene I love it, especially when Fischer became more experienced Tal never beat Fischer ever again. He use to beat Fischer when he was just a teenager lol

@shawnthegamer8252 4 года назад

You stole the words right out of my mouth

@Joshman345 8 лет назад

a much enjoyed game and lovely commentary as always. thank you Mato

@pasthomas 8 лет назад

GREAT game, thank you Mato!

@cyberborberb6192 8 лет назад

Thanks Mato, great game! And you've made your point twice now. As someone who's seen almost all of your videos, before I watched your previous video where some bubbles were burst, It was obvious to me that I am learning more from games of Keres compared to games of Tal.

@LFC303606ACID 8 лет назад

Well said at the end there Mato, this series has been most educational.

@krydsfok 8 лет назад

Mato, Thank you so much for running a serie about Paul Keres! An amazing player that played some beautiful and very instructive games. He never settled for less and because of that we can today enjoy these games that represent some of the best chess ever played. And I have to add seeing his games also reminds me of Bronstein and Larsen. They had the same uncompromising style. Any way, Thank you!

@MandeepSingh-zb8oh 8 лет назад

Thanks for this game mato I am. Going to watch it now hope for the best

@Salokin92 8 лет назад

Well played Mato. Well played. Since the last month of being subscribed, everytime the winning player is at the bottom. It is helpful to maybe recognise patterns in your own play, but also detrimental as it's easier to predict who is going to win and thus takes a little bit of the excitement out of it. All the people started complaining about all these Keres games, and I was more confused. I also thought he maybe wasn't as strong as other people thought, and this game vs. Tal, also with Tal's "perspective" I thought to myself: Mhm...so this verifies all the complaints of the viewers? But then: Boom! Caught me off guard. I respect you for that. Excellent game, and I might watch all these Keres videos again to help with my attacking game. Again, well played Mato ^^

@agus.90 8 лет назад

great game!! really nice to watch, thank you Mato

@mihaiserghei7285 7 лет назад

very good game, always a pleasure to watch

@alalcoolj216 8 лет назад

I have greatly enjoyed these Keres games. Where I live, in Vancouver, Canada, the Paul Keres Memorial is the biggest tournament of the year, so of course his name is very well known in chess circles here. I knew the story that Keres died just after winning a tournament in Vancouver, which is why we honour his name and memory, but I had never seen many of his games. Thank you for allowing me that pleasure.

@christefa 8 лет назад

Keep em coming Mato, I trust your judgment. Great video series. I want to learn more about lesser known players.

@SharpShoot3r_14 8 лет назад

l haven't heard much about Paul Keres. lt was such a nice game.Thanks for the upload.

@krixpop 8 лет назад

+John Lion Keres was unique it seams "defeated nine undisputed world champions-more than anyone else in history." en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Paul_Keres

@SharpShoot3r_14 8 лет назад

+krix pop Yeah, after l watched the video l made a little research... And he was an underrated player, l think.

@radio419travel7 8 лет назад

+John Lion It was an act Keres secret coach knew Tal's moves and prepared moves in advance behind the scenes

@SharpShoot3r_14 8 лет назад

+Radio 419 travel You got to be right, but Tal was an extraordinary player and l don't think his moves are predictable. You never know what does he think or see...But actually l can't remember him in such a hopless position like this. He threw the towel too soon. He wasn't in mood, maybe. But, don't ever underestimate Keres anyway.

@radio419travel7 8 лет назад

I am joking and being sarcastic and Mato is right Tal is a crappy role model as he does not make true sacrifices , he makes Poker Chess Sacrifices and takes a gamble and prays to father time that his opponent cannot spot the way out and die, Keres wants to play chess not poker and whoever pokes Keres gets crushed.

@timurrt7825 8 лет назад

Great battle. I'v learned a lot from recent uploads, especially with Keres ones. Found it very instructive. Assume the proper fundament for learning an attacking chess. Highly Appreciate your effort creating this videos.

@hexcode9113 6 лет назад

Shivers from this game

@paulmasgalajian149 8 лет назад

A VERY impressive win by the legendary Paul Keres. During Keres' long career he used to beat many of his contemporaries in the highly dynamic style seen in this game.

@abhss 7 лет назад

WOW, This was clash between two legends. Thx Mato

@moronesaxatilis 8 лет назад

Thank you for the keres series, I enjoyed it, nice touch putting the loser player on the bottom 👍🏼 I was fooled , at the beginning of the video I thought Paul Keres was going to loose. Great work as always and thank you

@Hallands. 7 лет назад

It was a beautiful game!

@StoshGalumpke 8 лет назад

So nice I want to like it twice ...

@markbutler6788 8 лет назад

"Paul Keres smashes Mikhail Tal in late-middle game presented by Mato Jelic" Are there any sweeter words?

@thomashanson6607 8 лет назад

I will cheerfully watch the games of whoever you're studying at the moment, thanks for this one. This one was important, I didn't know about it. I sure would like to meet the 4 idiots that gave it a thumbs down, maybe I would not at that.

@MajedAlShamsi 8 лет назад

My only problem is this: I never knew who Tal was until I found your channel. You made me love him. And then you made me watch him lose. That is ruthless. That is savage.

@dariuszjarominiak7325 6 лет назад

I've been waiting for some brilliant move from Tal, but not this time. Brilliant game by Keres

@alessandroimbimbo1040 3 года назад

Grandioso

@hamcakes1990 8 лет назад

Great game. What an attack.

@HeadHunterzFan92 8 лет назад

I think Keres, Tal and Fischer made an awesome trinity during what was the golden age of chess. Keres had a very precise game in complicate positions, thus being able to defeat Tal most of the times. Tal was a master of the I-mindfuck-you chess style, putting Fischer in the only kind of positions he wasn't great in: complicated ones, impossible to predict and not possible to have total control over. Fischer was the best of the three, according to Tal's and Keres opinions. Even tough he had negative score against Tal, he judged Fischer the best genius of chess in history. Keres said that Fischer had noone to fear in the endgame. Personally, Tal might not be the best of all time (Kasparov), or the strongest of his time (Fischer), but while I can admire a perfect play by Capablanca or Karpov, seeing Tal refusing draws while being 3 pawns down and winning by absurd triple sacrifices makes me love him and the game. He makes a game of chess an amazing moment of sport. Finally and just to clarify, Kasparov is the most skilled player in chess history (I don't know about the last years, maybe he might be outdone). But as himself says, making comparison with past GMs is unfair as they had less knowledge since the start. The only true comparison is the distance between the best player and the opposition in a certain period of time, and again as he himself says Fischer is the best ever judging from this point of view. He said this after Fischer insulted him many times calling him a crook winning fixed matches.

@czegenyiraymond3342 8 лет назад

yes yesss... more Keres vs Tal!! :-) We want to see Tal's win against this extremely strong and wise player!

@TwilightStormshi 8 лет назад

I like how you're giving more commentary on strategy these days, Mato

@Shockprowl 8 лет назад

Hi Mato. My daughter and I continue to adore your videos. Thank you for doing them! Please keep up the great work you're doing. Keres has become one of our favorites, along with the magnificent Tal. From what I've been reading, it seems the only thing that stopped Keres becoming world champion was World War 2. I feel Keres would have beaten Alekhine at in the late thrities/early forties. Or certainly would have had a great chance. After World War 2, it seems to me that Keres wasn't as strong under Soviet control. Ian and katy

@cholobrown4588 8 лет назад

I like how you talked down to your viewers at the end, classy

@tvirya4525 6 лет назад

Thank you. Mato.

@hddm3 4 года назад

Paul is just an awsome player. He is a great great player

@mascaltzone7 8 лет назад

Keres was genius!! He handled Tal like a sniper. And we're talking about Tal, the magician!! :)

@altimate1 Год назад

Those games were classics because no time limit.

@hansroelfpostema5754 8 лет назад

Some excellent players never made it to the ultimate top: Zukertort, Tartakower, Tarrasch, Nimzowitsch, Rubinstein and in later years Keres, Bronstein & Geller but in my view they all could have been champions, if ... They all played amazing chess, much better then Carlsen & Giri, eg as today's play is seemingly by old men shoving for a draw. Hoping for better times & thanking Mato for "keeping the memory Alive"" I reside with kind regards

@brianvittachi6869 8 лет назад

Thanks to Mato I've just watched Paul Keres defeat Bobby Fischer and Tal. Keres seems not to have had Fischer's flair nor the attacking genius of Tal but, in Mato's analysis, always made the perfect right move. What a player.

@gulabrathod4484 8 месяцев назад

Very nice game

@carlosrafael7363 7 лет назад

Mato is apparently [and understandably] a fan of PK, however, 8-5 in favor of PK speaks for itself. Regardless if you like PK's style or not, the man is definitely worthy of the "uncrowned king" moniker - at least for a fraction of an era.

@eliduttman315 7 лет назад

Keres is quite arguably the strongest player that never became champion. Rubenstein and Reshevsky are 2 more VERY strong players that did become champion too. The NKVD/KGB had much to do with hobbling Keres. Eli D.

@eliduttman315 7 лет назад

Meant DID NOT referring to Rubenstein and Reshevsky,

@aramzey4101 8 лет назад

now i really feel sad :( Tal Is my Greatest attacker of all time, cant believe my eyes =X! great game! Thanks mato.

@amirlalgerien6238 7 лет назад

Thanks Mato..............!

8 лет назад

Wow! Paul Keres derrotó a Tal de una forma excelsa! Sin embargo también pienso que no fue la mejor partida de de Tal...pero no inventen, dejen de llorarle, Paul siempre jugó agresivo e inteligente, no había nada que hacer ante ello. Thanks for the video Mato, it is one of the most amazing chess games i ever seen. Greetings from Mexico!

@elegomeskin 8 лет назад

+Pacha Washón Reds Guilló Me da un placer y un orgullo leer su reaccion al partido de adjedrez Sovietico. Que viva Mexico ! y Nuevo Mexico ! ( donde yo vivo).

8 лет назад

Y a mi me da mucho gusto leer su comentario! Gracias Orlando! Y saludos hasta Nuevo México! :)

@TheOneNickel 5 лет назад

I love paul keres!

@Saurabhandsonu1994 7 лет назад

Chess game with modern poetry at the end!!

@balazsio 8 лет назад

Great game. Keres is the way to play.

@MrSupernova111 7 лет назад

Unbelievable!

@srikantagangopadhyay8812 8 лет назад

What a game.....

@scorpioz78 3 года назад

Paul Keres was a very balanced player

@kianneaguilar5690 8 лет назад

Thanks Mato

@pukulu 8 лет назад

Tal became a much sounder player as he got older. He had 2 very long undefeated streaks, one I believe in the early 1970s. One of those streaks was over 90 games. It is not possible to remain undefeated for so many games if one is playing unsound chess. Tal took more chances than most other players over the course of his career but Tal was also a very strong player. Wikipedia --- "From July 1972 to April 1973, Tal played a record 86 consecutive games without a loss (47 wins and 39 draws). Between 23 October 1973 and 16 October 1974, he played 95 consecutive games without a loss (46 wins and 49 draws), shattering his previous record. These are the two longest unbeaten streaks in modern chess history"

@alexanderausome9136 8 лет назад

Hey Mato! I used to be an average chess player rated around 1800 elo. Then i found your youtube channel and started watching all your videos :) also trying to be more like you! Now 6 months later, my rating has dropped to 1050 elo and im currently struggling with elo hell :/

@altimate1 3 года назад

Play more than watching. May Allah bless you, ameen 😊

@TheBhezard 2 года назад

HAHAHAHAHAHAHA

@YukZleX 8 лет назад

Well played

@GlenMacDonald 8 лет назад

Keres played perfectly. It was like watching Bruce Lee kick the crap out of 10 guys attacking him. :)

@engseddik 8 лет назад

Thanks for this amazing video, Could you please post a new match between Tal and Fischer? Advance thanks

@DonSolaris 8 лет назад

Mato, is it legal to fianchetto the bishop on Thursdays?

@MatoJelic 8 лет назад

New FIDE rule may make it illegal on the 8th day of the week

@radio419travel7 8 лет назад

+MatoJelic RU-vid should BAN this video it is an error and Tal was suffering a headache and it is highly defamatory of the God of Chess

@guardrover 6 лет назад

Very illegal and it calls for 1 light year jail time.

@pedromadaschi3725 8 лет назад

paul keres is incredible

@vitakyo982 6 лет назад

A great player

@AinaweeUAE 8 лет назад

This guy Keres. I like.

@alexanderharveyconrad2409 5 лет назад

Judging by a comment Mato made on another video about people complaining about Keres, bear in mind that almost every chess legend would play exclusively against the board, not against the opponent. Of course, respect was due, but who cares whose game is it as long as its beautiful and instructional? Tal is my all time favourite, but I also enjoy Petrosian, Fischer, So, Carlsen etc. Enjoy the game and respect the players. Stay safe.

@singhbackONtrack 8 лет назад

Keres My favorite now he was very smart with his games

@lesabotage 8 лет назад

Can I like this video 10 times?

@fake-PSL 7 лет назад

zada hi ho raha hai

@BillyStewartGuitar 8 лет назад

Happy Centennial to GM Keres- wherever he may be! Thank you Mato. It is worth mentioning [I believe] that in the incredible Bobby Fischer book, My 60 Memorable Games, Paul Keres was included 4 times [Keres have 3 losses and a draw to Fischer]! The only other players represented that many times were Svetozar Gligoric and Sammy Reshevsky. I guess Fischer found Keres very memorable as well.

@xniorvox 8 лет назад

Hi Mato, please disregard the moaning and keep on doing Keres videos, the games are really entertaining and instructive and I enjoy them a lot. Thanks!

@leeavederi698 8 лет назад

Mato plz find a video of paul keres and garry kasparov

@pizzashark7067 8 лет назад

I believe that game was played right after Tal's immortal against Carlsen.

@MrSupernova111 7 лет назад

Hahaha

@allthatjazz-7 Год назад

What do I think of this game?!? Against accurate defenders Tal's talents could come unstuck, and Keres was one of those good defenders. Tal enjoyed a creative attacking game, in which he was often successful, and played too much sometimes in the fanciful blitz style that would work better against lesser opponents, and for which he was rightfully famous. I think he just loved that style of play. And just couldn't bring himself to be boring!

@taparb8562 7 лет назад

Keres is genius and cool on this

@nareshkashyap9537 6 лет назад

Please mato don't make video on Mikhail tal lost 😭😭😭😭 I really love the style of tal play and winnings style

@nofavors 8 лет назад

2016 has named the year of Paul Keres by FIDE

@tubewatcher38 8 лет назад

Another great game & video, though the opening could have used more analysis.

@rbxyz8839 7 лет назад

good defence mato thx

@keghamminasarmeniansoul 8 лет назад

So brilliant ! I am amazed and wondering about Paul Keres ,why his carrier in chess was relatively short without becoming a world champion ?! Did he ever beat Fischer ?! I imagin Keres better than Spasky facing Fischer in that famous championship when Spasky -USSR lost to Fischer-US !