Great Players of the Past: Svetozar Gligorić
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- Опубліковано 11 тра 2023
- Check out Ben's Chessable courses here! www.chessable.com/author/BenF... GM Ben Finegold goes over various games from Serbian GM Svetozar Gligorić in the Great Players of the Past series. This lecture was recorded on Oct. 5, 2017 at CCSCATL in Roswell, Georgia.
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Great lectures of the past.
I like watching past lectures for the first time again.
This game was so good, I was born the next year 😂
I had the pleasure of meeting Gligorić in 1972 and can attest that he was not only a great chess player, but a fine gentleman as well. Four of us -- Gligo, his friend Milan Vukcević (who was a FIDE master and a GM of chess problem composition), a local USCF master, and myself -- went to dinner. Gligorić had a fine sense of humor and he was gracious enough to make me feel like part of the group, even though I was a lowly Class B player.
GM Finegold is my all-time favorite chess commentator, by far, but I would like to make a little correction, to call "an unknown player" when talking about Antonio Medina Garcia is sort of a misunderstanding. IM Medina was 7 times Spanish Champion, in his long carrer he beat Alekhine, Euwe, Pomar( 7 or 8 times) Denker(twice) Szabo,O'Kelly(twice)Quinteros,Lombardy,Bisguier,Pfleger, Matulovic,Bent Larsen (in Larsen best overall year:1967, although Larsen was completely winning and missed a mate) Donner,Kurajica,Pal Benko(twice) and dozens of many other well known players (Matanovic,Ciocaltea,Julio Kaplan,Bednarsky,Hecht,etc.etc.) . He might be a far lesser player comparing him with Gligoric, but certainly not unknown! And last but not least, 16.Bd2 is not an error, in fact White is still better and there are several strong players's games with that move (including Korchnoi-Reshevsky 1-0) the errors came later.
@GMBenjaminFinegold as a point of interest: not only was Gligoric a great player of KID with black, he is the "inventor" of, perhaps the most frequently played line of it, the Mar del Plata variation.
It really should be named after him; but, instead, it's named after the city where he first played it.
On Kingscrusher he calls an enemy pawn in front of your king an umbrella pawn (as in the Petrosian game) when your king can shelter behind it.
I love these historical series
Historical in more ways than one (CCSCATL, great chess centers of the past.)
Greeting from Montenegro ! Good lesson ! Gliga is a legend !
@FloydMr0709 indeed! Greetings from Serbia!
@@spartanthe300ththermopylae4 Gliga is a hero, we in Montenegro had Bozidar Bonja Ivanovic 🥰
@@FloydMr0709 Ivanovic, of course! 👏😊
There were many really strong players that are not that well known nowadays, unfortunately. Another example is Ljubomir Ljubojevic.
@@SpartanThe300th You are absolutely correct. Yugoslavia was always a chess force 🥰
Just finished watching the first game. What a treat to see a game like that!
Incredible. 29 moves, no captures, and then W resigns.
Ben, you totally cracked me up starting with the c4 explosive gag, and I was indeed laughing at home when you point it out!
40:13 "gligoric was black and he's pounding the guys. That's pretty good"
Great NSFW of the past
From the “Chessplayers Bobby Fischer Tried to Sue” video series
Beatiful!
What a fresh cut, kind of distracting from the lecture tbh. The fade, the line up 👌🧑🍳.
@12:50, what move would you recommend for White instead of 16. Bd2 (?)
Svetozar backwards is Razotevs, which is a remarkable coincidence.
@K Dub his name Svetozar means something like "Holy Glow" (like Halo) in Serbian.
It's also two letters away from "Svenezar", which is what Ben kept calling him at the start of the video!
Love this series! Would really like to see one on Capa, but I know he's more positional so maybe you think we'll fall asleep...
He has one on Capa. Just search for great players of the past capablanca.
@@lv20swds Thanks! I didn’t see it at first because it’s not on this channel
If he's done one on Karpov, he's fine with positional players.
@Eidenhoek he has one on Karpov too.
hey its like hans' last gm-norm game
Always sac the exchange
I'll try one: Famous last words: "Goodbye, cruel world".
Great player, never heard of em
@Murray his legacy is legendary in Serbia and former Yugoslavia. He was easily among the top 5 - 10 players in the world at his peak, and he lived in the era of Botvinnik, Smyslov, Petrosian, Fischer, etc, to name but a few.
Another great Serbian player of the past which is not well known is Ljubomir Ljubojevic - a very energetic, attacking player. If you look up his games, I'm sure you won't be disappointed.
@@spartanthe300ththermopylae4 I was doing a meme, but I appreciate your detailed reply.
@@MurrayHerts my apologies, I failed to grasp it.
great players of the past of the past
I have a prime it’s called Amazon
Must be old lecture
Yeah Ben looks like an old badger now 😂
Read the description
@@Dessan01 hey thats no way to talk of old badgers!
Yet. 😂 your day will come.
Yay, first one