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And Rf7 + Rf8 exploiting the open f file is sexy as well I wouldn't mind playing Black at all

Would you be interested in seeing more games by Fine?

@@Mr.Checkmate-cy4lw I think so!

@@Mr.Checkmate-cy4lw I have all his books, even the psychoanalysis one.

@@JBfromFL as soon as I get monetized it will be done.

@@Yornek1 first of all thank you for following my channel and take the time to give me some feedback. I'd like to share with you what made me do this channel. I'm about the pleasures we have lost. The digital world promised to give us chess, but what it gave us is cheating, people who cannot evaluate a position without an engine, and total lack of feelings. When I replay a game over the board I feel the wood, heavy, the warmth, the difficulty to reach some squares, even the difficulty to read and move the pieces. The descriptive notation is something alien, but Fischer even wrote his games in descriptive! I'm not against computers. In fact I just installed the new Chessbase 18, and I'll do some videos about it. But I have something like 50 chess sets and I'd like to show them all. Some are historical. I'd like some help to improve the graphic. I'd like to find a camera which reproduces the real color of the chess sets. Some wood like padauk is amazing but I don't see it in the videos. What about you. Tell me more about your chess. What do you look for in chess.

@@Mr.Checkmate-cy4lw I love watching chess on a real board. I think it is unnecessary to say which squares a piece moves to when you move a piece. Everyone does it, but we are not blind. You can point with your finger, say what the piece is attacking, where the threat is.

@@josephkelly7278 thank you for your suggestion! I'll look for those games and make a video to share the ideas you just mentioned.

@@Mr.Checkmate-cy4lw the position in the games I suggested are similar, but come from the Tartakower Defense of the Queens Gambit. The Fischer game is game six of the 1972 World Championship match against Spassky.

@@Yornek1 Alban is the name. I think I have it also for tournament as colors.

@@Yornek1 that's a Soviet chess set from 1970ies if I remember well.

@@Grandcapi yes Lardy. I think I paid something like $69 at the time.

@@Grandcapi I played the classical and the stonewall Dutch but maybe it's my fault, I don't really have any counter play against my opposition. So I hope the Leningrad keeps the things unbalanced.

Thank you for the feedback. I have around 30 games/videos which should cover the entire repertoire for Black. I'll begin publishing them.

I suspect many of these players had diseases which today would be solved by a 7 days prescription of antibiotics. It's terrible to think how their lives were cut short.

@Mr.Checkmate-cy4lw true he had ulcer in his stomach today that's very common and treatable.

@@Seercho a repro of a Soviet chess set with the white pieces distressed. Don't remember the years sorry!

Found the description: Soviet USSR 1970 Reproduced 4″ Chess set in Distressed and Ebonised

Thank you for the positive feedback!

Thank you!

@@AdamGenesisArt love your UA-cam channel especially the videos with the music you made, amazing idea!

@@Mr.Checkmate-cy4lw Thanks man!!! Those were fun and difficult to make

@@Mr.Checkmate-cy4lw Thanks man!!! Those were fun and difficult to make

@@obezeanu in some books the old one you will find the descriptive notation. Btw the famous Fischer was writing his games in descriptive.

@@bubbawalnut2065 I bought it from Amazon. This is the link www.amazon.com/Tales-GrandMasters-Adam-Ledford/dp/B0CMVB7ZX1/ref=mp_s_a_1_6?crid=3KN3L3UJ8H8MM&dib=eyJ2IjoiMSJ9.9Y-ET5JmNwB1QBLMQcpdc-nTBIA9pMho2ZGAKlkcoU17b2uZiI7veZGe7-mFqUpwW8MmhrwyrjSQPiG2D3VyE5bcR7MOiC41gV2ggZ9z7ImO-1w2WZhcmnqX1yWmVOFP1YRP74MID8wRZp-WjVtx6rqF7GHxZ2s8wKNlSP5ib4ANJYvznrcqABE0eNXrNiFk.3CIqj3V4xF3qTQ71bi-MOPV86LrN6Y2oJS3G8R2aKVs&dib_tag=se&keywords=tales+of+grandmaster+chess&qid=1730385595&sprefix=tales+of+grandmasters+chess%2Caps%2C118&sr=8-6

@@Mirrodin82 thanks I believe it enhances our chess experience to replay the games over a beautiful chess set and board.

@@Mr.Checkmate-cy4lw Absolutely, much more enjoyable than watching at a digital version. Keep up the great work 🙂

⁠ I’m no expert, but my guess is you contacted a top carver from Amritsar, and the set was minimum $350us. More if black side is Ebony : ) Great acquisition

@@Yornek1 I believe it's an imperfect chess set, I bought from India. Staunton, but you are right the knights and bishops are a little different. I'm a terrible chess set collector. Just lately I began to print a label and put the name in the boxes to remember the type and where I got them from. However I'll ask in the Facebook collectors group and come back to you with a more precise name for the set.

Thank you for reminding me of that stuff! I forgot, it seems he wrote something on the side of the scoresheet.

Good question. Look the problem is this many different federations, during different time periods have defined CM in different ways. USCF doesn't really have a CM title, but they have now an expert title which is achieved by a rating of 2000+. Instead like you just mentioned 2200 is for FIDE the CM title, while in US 2200 one becomes A National Master (NM). Kalinin the author of the book is a GM from Russia. Honestly I don't know if in Russia all tournaments are FIDE rated, or if like in US they have their own national titles system (because it's too expensive to have all the tournaments FIDE rated, plus now they have another problem in Russia with FIDE), which could mean for them a CM is someone reaching 2100. I'll try to ask some friends tonight.

@@Mr.Checkmate-cy4lw thanks! I’m assuming no he means training for 2200 to get stronger but unsure

@@jaylenlenear3944 today I saw something wild. A statistics which show which countries are harder to play tournaments. So also the idea of rating is country based. For example it seems India is impossible, while Denmark is the easiest.

@@RudelTaktik0 India. There are 4-5 companies which makes chess pieces all in the same region.

@@Mr.Checkmate-cy4lw Thank you. May I trouble you for their names, if you please?

@@RudelTaktik0 honestly I don't want to give their names because some people had bad experiences so I don't want to be blamed. They tell you they give lifetime guarantee on their pieces and when they come broken they don't exchange them. Or they set a certain discount and then make you pay and then ask more money because they didn't know PayPal would charge them. And then there is the problem of the "reproduction" they say they make some repro, and often are based on what some western collectors tell them or show them, but if one tries to find some pics which corroborate that repro it becomes quite difficult. So it seems kind of shady and maybe that's the best we can do. However if after what I tell you, you still want some names then I'll be happy to share them privately.

@@Mr.Checkmate-cy4lw thank you, all the same