Learning from the Classics: Botvinnik vs Capablanca 1938

Upcoming players should often study games from the past to improve their chess strength. In this video, GM Ramesh analyses in detail a famous game from the past.

[@braddengler1303]

Each video from Ramesh RB is understandable by someone at my level even though it may be aimed at higher level players. Rather than just naming the moves, I am able to understand each player’s plans and how each move contributes to those plans. That takes time and effort on the part of Mr Ramesh. Thank you.

[@aashishdalvi5635]

Sir if possible make Learning from the Classics videos more frequently.....explanation was too good!!

[@wagishkumarrai3997]

Thanks for the great stream, also appreciate the background history and development of the opening theory

[@InsightChess]

Wow... I have seen this game but still can enjoy it again and again, your explanations are extremely useful:) Thank you!

[@ahmedhossainmozumder9002]

Nice instructive presentation. Thanks indeed. We want more and more from you.

[@niroshseneviratne7934]

Thank you sir

[@stephenwootton6511]

great Steam as always RB Ramesh worth the wait

[@spiritual_vlogs_]

Thank you so much for this video and your wisdom Sir 🙏🏻

[@harishsp7152]

Very excited that you are back to streaming after a short gap🎉🎉🎉🎉

[@harishsp7152]

Also, requesting you to pls slightly increase the board size

[@Dharmaku56]

Beautifully detailed and explained. Thank you

[@mohammedadnany5233]

Please continue posting sir, they are helpful :)

[@chessman222]

Pls upload more sir.. It's very good

[@mayurgupta8958]

Great explanation

[@sayan64]

Please make a video on pawn tension and adding pawn tension in a position.
I misplay those positions a lot.

[@sivark4134]

Great sir, keep rocking

[@ChelsieMonica]

Thank you!

[@timwoods3173]

Thank you

[@sdaita]

WoW that was so good

[@shankarj6777]

Anna kadai open panitingla.. super nice video!!

[@arkaramm2680]

sir thankyou