Bronstein Spent 58 Minutes on his 9th Move - Know this Game!
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David Bronstein vs Miguel Najdorf
ARG-URS (1954), Buenos Aires ARG, rd 1, Mar-??
Sicilian Defense: Najdorf Variation (B95)
1. e4 c5 2. Nf3 d6 3. d4 cd4 4. Nd4 Nf6 5. Nc3 a6 6. Bg5 e6 7. Qf3 Nbd7 8. O-O-O Qc7 9. Qg3 b5 10. Bb5 ab5 11. Ndb5 Qb8 12. Nd6 Bd6 13. Qd6 Qd6 14. Rd6 h6 15. Bd2 Bb7 16. f3 O-O 17. b3 Rfc8 18. Kb2 Nc5 19. Be3 e5 20. Rhd1 Ne6 21. Rb6 Bc6 22. Nd5 Bd5 23. ed5 Nc5 24. Rb5 Nfd7 25. c4 e4 26. Bc5 Nc5 27. fe4 Ne4 28. d6 Ra2 29. Ka2 Nc3 30. Ka3 Nd1 31. c5 Nc3 32. Ra5 Nd5 33. c6 Nf6 34. Ra6 Kf8 35. b4 Ke8 36. b5 Nd7 37. Ra7 Rb8 38. Rd7 Rb5 39. Ra7 Rb8 40. d7 Ke7 41. d8Q Kd8 42. c7
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58 mins later -
"Is it my move?"
Epic😂
Underrated
We had such a situation when we were drunk. We both looked at the board for like 10 minutes till I asked my mate "are you going to move soon?" and he replied "I thought it was your move". We had to start a new game because we both were unsure whose move it was
kartentricks1 Such a riveting story
Ok now this is e🅱️ic
Feel free to pause the game for 58 minutes...
Assuming you're 2700+ to begin with..
@@peterahdy7354 lmao
"Najdorf goes for the Najdorf variation".
What a twist.
Najdorf. But yeah, shocker.
Kirill VanCleef
Naidorf went on a vacation
_That's a twist._
I don’t understand how you can possibly spell the name wrong.
i want to like his comment but its on 777
Najdorf plays a6, the... Najdorf variation. I am shocked.
Nick Crash It's interesting to me when GMs don't use the openings that are named after them.
the heck?
Haha!
Shut up, Nick.
He has been silent for 9 months. Your command is superfluous.
Man left the room, made dinner, ate dinner, took a shit, came back and it still wasn’t his move.
Bruh he was like :0
I played Bronstein just over 30 yrs ago in a simultaneous tournament. Amazing experience. 2 of us out of 16 got a draw Bronstein won the rest. After the match he reset all boards and replayed they all by memory. That was stunning. Drawing with him was the highlight of my chess. I was hoping for a win with a bishop and 2 pawns v knight and bishop - but was not to be he was able to swap off.
+wolfie5 Congratulations. A great feat indeed :)
I played him in a simul around the same time. I actually had a slight edge (according to modern computers) out of the opening in the Black side of a French. But I made a mistake which enabled him to win a pawn and force an endgame where he was just a clean pawn up. I resigned. When he came around to my board for my resignation, I asked him to sign my copy of his classic book. He browsed through it for about five seconds before signing his name, very neatly. So I'm now the proud owner of an autographed Bronstein book!
look at these people lyin
@@bunpeishiratori5849 must feel honored to resign against him.
@@bunpeishiratori5849 must feel honored to resign against such persona
58 minutes into Bronstein's edible kicking in fully, he realized he was in the middle of a chess match
Hahahaha
@@gcg8187 what? edible? i didn't get it?..
@@valinorean4816 like an edible cannaboid. Cannabis.
Nice Nutella placement
Nc3: Nutella to couch 3, the agadmator variation
This whole video was an advertisement
Product placement on youtube is getting so out of hand these days.
And in this position, Nutella resigned
Guess I pay too much attention to chess as I never saw the Nutella. (Tried it once.....didn't like it.)
Can you imagine the psychological tactic I'm taking 10 to 15 minutes to make your very first move? LOLOL. I would be sitting there like, did he memorize all my games and just analyzed everything that I could possibly do?!?!
Rare to see 4 connected passed pawns. Wow. Fantastic game
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I have the same, im 20 but i have never played chess before
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Warning playing chess can become very frustrating especially if you start. Losing is an art form, cause you know you are losing but you slowly get crushed. (like in this game)
@@Hilltycoon you didnt have the chess grandpa
Its said that it would take Mr. Bronstein 40 to 45 mins to decide if he even wanted to play,,, 😁✌
You describe chess games and concepts better than anyone else on UA-cam. I've learned a lot here. Thank you!
I would be tilted out of my mind if my opponent spent 15 minutes on the first move.
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Lol how about now?
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I picked up that book years ago back in the late 90's during high school, I even added a hand written table of contents by opening for study, thank you for reminding me that I had it, and rekindling my love for this game.
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Yes - this is an entertainment channel that also teaches you something without going into dozens of different analysis lines. I love this channel. :-)
you nailed it: succinct is the key word here. That's what all the haters out there simply don't understand. It's the perfect balance for chess enjoyment.
Good news: you have one more piece
Bad news: 4 connected pass pawns are coming and they are really fast.
What a brilliant game. Keep showing the old classics, please.
Very instructive video. Thanks a lot! :)
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I would LOVE if you would go through ALL the games of the Zurich 1953 Tournament. Of course, with Bronstein's comments and your comments, this would also become a classic.
Congratulations, I think your channel is among the best chess channels.
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I definitely enjoyed it.
Thank you.
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The Almighty Bronstein taking 58 min on 9th move.
The Chad Anand taking 90 sec on his 4th move in blitz.
Me taking forever for my second move
I have that book. Still going through it. Fantastic games.
Your videos are rekindling my love for chess...
I will never tire of this game. It's so *elegant*, the vision, the sacrifice, the elegance.
Bro this was amazing ❤️
Man.... that move at 7:47 by Najdorf is just amazing.
I have to say man, there are other chess channels that shall not be named that go over SO many variations...yours are far more enjoyable, perfect bite sized nuggets
Woohoo, you added the players on the side of the board!
I would of resigned if someone takes that long for a move
Would of 😆😆😆😆😆😆😆
@@antrog1895 hence his name.... ;-))
@@dr.bluesfield3629 hahahahaha
Najdorf probably left the table to get some food
@@antrog1895 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Despite your videos being excellent from the start, you improved so much!
An enjoyable re-watch
Good videos keep them coming
I love your sneaky smiles.
Thanks Antonio!
1st, great videos and God bless man!
58 minutes and then 40 minutes? What exactly were the time controls back then?
Nicholas Tidemann a year
40 in 2 + 1/2 was common at the GM level in those days.
@@user-ml5ls4ld8b Yup, after those two moves, Bronstein most likely had 20 minutes (or less) and no increment to make 30 moves. In a position in which he sacrificed a piece.
2.5 hours EACH player for the first 40 moves.
Then one hour EACH for every 16 moves.
@@MrAnanthaP wait, i’m not sure, is it each player?
What an exquisitely beautiful game.
*58 MINUTES THINKING
1 step: queens to g3...
I dont get it
Think 1 hour just to move only 1 square the queen
He just needed to calculate it all to the end. 😅
Obviously in chess its consider a stronger move if you piece move a lot squares.
@@user-mj1sc3nd7x yes
Notification squad :) 2am hype
Alan F. L. Rivarola 5 am here lol
Wow what a game. Came with some realizations for me.
This is really helpful game. Have memorised it..
Breath-taking
Love your dog!
I actually have that book! Bit of a coincidence, I just found it in a secondhand bookshop one day, back in my chess playing days. It is an outstanding book.
I have that book. Still going through it. Bronstein and Korchnoi - so close.
its the only worth to watch chess content in whole youtube. you explain everything.
It's insane how Bronstein played Najdorf in the Najdorf variation, the level of confidence he has in himself is unreal, Najdorf could've literally had every single possibility for the first 30 moves studied and examined at home, this is why Bronstein is my favorite Grand Master
imagine spending 58 minutes on a move only to have it piked apart in 58 sec. by some guy.
"Some guy"
Guy: Najdorf
Thanks!
14... Rxa2 has some interesting lines
It's amazing he finished that book given how much time he spent on a single move!
It came out last year.
agadmator's Chess Channel Pls show your video on Kasparov vs anand blitz tournament where Kasparov blunderd his queen... Pls show
gorgeous game.
Nice! Sorcerer's Apprentice is also one of the great chess books of all time, imho
There are some other chess players who spent lot of time on a move and after that and after a long time they picked a pawn.These games are highly educational.
I would’ve been pissed waiting for this guy
bronstein was famous for spending a lot of time on opening moves. i read a story about him spending a long time on his first move in one of his games.
Really love the dog
0:43 that credit or dubious distinction goes to Paul Keres or Paul the Second.
Agadamantor. I search for this game in " My great Predecesors " and I could not find it. Where is it?
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Best chess channel by far
That was beautiful
Super
what do you do fro thumbnails?
"Najdorf goes for the Najdorf". This made my day.
The dog loves your couch ❤️
A pure Capablanca style game ‼️
nice 1!
Cute puppy :)
Amazing strategic plan by Bronstein! I feel this is the way chess should be played. As an intermediate player I can't stand when players pointlessly waste time with checks and rapid piece exchanges with no plan whatsoever. Given, often time those type of amateur players are not too difficult to beat but its still annoying. Anyway, excellent game!
Amazing game
Nice game. Not sure how I missed this one.
The one time where the sacrifice of a minor piece would cause a pawn-storm chain of 4 pawns on the queen side. That was insane!!!
At 5.18 after the Bishop retreats to d2, I think the best move for black in stead of Bishop b7 is to knight captures the e4 pawn. If white recaptures the knight with c3 knite then rook on a8 can captures the a pawn. It's better to giving the piece back for two pawns. If it's wrong please correct me.
After the whole sequence the issue here is even though you captured 2 pawns b and c are passers and basically its a hard endgame for black to draw and at gm level probably completely losing
The Nutella in the background....good taste my man!
Agad: "this is an amazing book about chess"
Cat: *my ass*
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The game was equal after the move 27. And after 28. d6 Rxa2+, as you called it a small tactic, is actually a move that gives +4 advantage to Bronstein