Pirc Defence: Mikhail Tal vs Jan Timman

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  • @WolfPad
    @WolfPad 11 років тому +12

    Asking us to pause the video and try to find the best move has helped me immensely with my chess. I've been getting the correct moves a lot more often and have been winning most of my chess games. Thanks Mato!

  • @PrinceArt77
    @PrinceArt77 8 років тому +37

    really the best chess commentary in youtube and the best parting message ever....

  • @patriciadoyle8160
    @patriciadoyle8160 12 років тому +4

    Fantastic Mato Jelic! Thanks for keeping Mikhail Tal's legacy alive and showing us these instructive games!

  • @NeedForMadSkills
    @NeedForMadSkills 10 років тому +56

    Becoming more and more fascinated with Tal's style of gameplay.
    Also loving the fact that he looked like a mad scientist or crazy villain that always comes up with some mad-genius plan.

  • @megaphilobeddoe5602
    @megaphilobeddoe5602 10 років тому +20

    Just a mind blowing attack..
    Tal was a chess genius and I'm a solid 1930 player. But he makes me look like a beginner.
    Tal was unreal. Thanks for the great videos Mato, I subscribed.
    God bless you. :-D

  • @MatoJelic
    @MatoJelic  12 років тому +4

    Sorry for a mistake.
    Thank you for correcting me.
    Note has been added to the video clarifying the issue:
    Game was played in
    former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia

  • @kilimanjarno
    @kilimanjarno 11 років тому +1

    Its amazing and instructive how you can squeeze so much instruction into six minutes. You're a youtube chess gem, Mato. Thank you.

  • @DerivedEnergy
    @DerivedEnergy 12 років тому

    Your videos are short and snappy and expertly narrated with that charming accent of yours. I think you have the best chess channel on UA-cam. Happy New Year!

  • @MatoJelic
    @MatoJelic  12 років тому

    Hvala Ljepo na koplimentu.
    Zivio Hajduk! Nadam se da dobro igra.
    Pozdrav iz Adelaida

  • @Integral218
    @Integral218 11 років тому +4

    Tals deep vision is just purely insane. And his pure aggression really is so beautiful to watch :)

  • @UGZGH84
    @UGZGH84 12 років тому

    Gospodine Mato, zaista je uzitak gledati Vasa videa..Lijep pozdrav iz Splita!

  • @FatihWilliam
    @FatihWilliam 12 років тому +1

    belki 1 yıldır videolarını izliyorum. o kadar içten o kadar güzel anlatıyor ki. satrancı sıkıcı bulabilen insanlar bile zevkle dinleyebilir Mato'yu. ayrıca ingilizceyi biz türkler gibi vurgulayarak konuştuğu için anlamakta hiç zorluk çekmiyorum. :)

  • @mihailmihailov3832
    @mihailmihailov3832 10 років тому +48

    Typical Tal ... just a quick hint when playing against late Tal: when he sacrifises a piece, just resign, it will hurt less :)

    • @ismailabdelirada3729
      @ismailabdelirada3729 6 років тому +2

      Mihail Mihailov: On the contrary: If the *late* Tal sacs against you, RUN! (Later, if you survive, try to figure out why you were playing against a skeleton in the first place.)

    • @HeyKevinYT
      @HeyKevinYT 6 років тому

      Mihail, your first and last name misses a “k” because if you did, you can be either Tal or Botvinnik lol

  • @FatihWilliam
    @FatihWilliam 12 років тому +1

    in Turkish ve pronounce (and also write) Makedonya with "k". but you might be right about while speaking English we should pronounce it with "c".
    anyway, another great video from a great chess teacher. thank you so much Mato. salutes and greetings from Turkey.

  • @jamaalspeights
    @jamaalspeights 11 років тому

    Thank you, short and sweet. Most people who review chess games get caught up in their own ideas and talk too much, you kept it to the point. thanks

  • @egoios
    @egoios 12 років тому

    Your series of Tal are great ! Thank you for uploading

  • @MatoJelic
    @MatoJelic  11 років тому

    Thank you for your comment

  • @waynemiller6070
    @waynemiller6070 11 років тому +2

    Oh yes, terrific attack. And very well explained, as always.
    Thanks for the post Mato.

  • @victorquintana4018
    @victorquintana4018 4 роки тому

    My name is Mato...it's like My name is Bond,James Bond..
    I like your Channel very much.Short very Clear and precise.

  • @cpaniaguam
    @cpaniaguam 12 років тому

    I am enjoying the series of Tal games very much. Keep them coming!

  • @Bohimei
    @Bohimei 8 років тому

    Random realisation, the intro is from wikipedia unchanged.
    Great videos Mato! Never get tired of watching your videos

  • @kevinmurphy4595
    @kevinmurphy4595 3 роки тому +1

    Tal taught us all sooooo much......There have been other great attacking players: Morphy, Anderson, Janowski, Ossip Bernstein, Bogoljubov, Spielmann, Alekhine, just to name a few, but NO ONE crystallized "Attacking Chess principles like Tal...He set the bar and changed chess forever....EVERYONE that plays chess owes a tremendous debt to Misha Tal, regardless of their own style of play..
    He is simply put the "Poet Laureate" of chess. Thanks Mato so much for still another imnstructive asnd entertaining masterpiece
    Happy Holidays Mato and everyone else

  • @v1991c
    @v1991c 12 років тому

    love the way you brought up the right way of spelling this opening :) most people didnt know it!

  • @liodhan
    @liodhan 12 років тому

    wow
    another great game posted by Mato. Thank you soo much for all your videos =D
    And...i found the "killa" move!!! \o/

  • @MrBradymoss
    @MrBradymoss 11 років тому

    Good analogy Mato. It is quite clear that Tal is / was your favorite player. No shame there, he was a great one!

  • @MatoJelic
    @MatoJelic  12 років тому

    Pozdrav od Adelaide

  • @fporretto
    @fporretto 12 років тому +1

    A "routine brilliancy" from Tal. He's played so many similar attacks that they eventually ceased to be a surprise. Timmann probably knew what was coming.

  • @rfgust
    @rfgust 11 років тому

    what do I need to be a very good tactical player, beside to forecast several moves?

  • @wshreek
    @wshreek 12 років тому +1

    i m so impressed by Tal... his games are like art.. like a painting, transpiring to reality move by move....

  • @Calinn86
    @Calinn86 11 років тому

    i like tal's offensive style a lot, he is one of the players with most fantasy, but how was his defensive play? was he as good when playing black or when he had to defend?

  • @MrE1timothy316
    @MrE1timothy316 11 років тому

    Mato, Are there any good chess literature to buy? For instance any good books that you would recommend?

  • @KJVWordofGod
    @KJVWordofGod 12 років тому

    Really? They pronounce it with a hard "c"? Well I learned something today. I already knew Pirc was pronounced "peertz". I am a little OCD about words, but I am a lot entertained by your videos. Keep them coming please. Thank you.

  • @Guishe32
    @Guishe32 12 років тому

    In my version of the 'KIlla move' I was thinking first to capture bishop on g7. Black wouldn't have many options after that. If black pushes pawn to g5 , Nf3 would capture it (sounds like a Tal sacrifice) and black would be in big troubles. Not to mention, if black king captures bishop on g7..then rook takes Ne5. What do you think Mato?. Great video!!..thank you.

  • @Bodlasona
    @Bodlasona 11 років тому +1

    Tal played in Skopje !?Wow did t know that ..one of the greatest chess players played in my city :D lol ...Now about this game when you said we rich critical point :S (i was whole like how , what , totally confused )..anyway a great game and really instructive chess game pozdrav !!: ))

  • @Azkadaz
    @Azkadaz 12 років тому

    Mikhail Tal is my favorite chess player... please keep up the Tal uploads!

  • @georgedanila1726
    @georgedanila1726 11 років тому

    Hi, Tal! Thank you for your posts! I have a question for you: What about Timman plaing queen to D7 at the end of the game?

  • @veruslupus
    @veruslupus 11 років тому

    Mato, did tal ever work on an opening line idea so much we could call it tal's opening/line? or come up with any replicable traps?
    such as the fischer trap as an example of fischer doing so

  • @MatoJelic
    @MatoJelic  12 років тому

    Thank you for your very kind compliment

  • @janieljd534
    @janieljd534 8 років тому

    what a brilliant TAL 👍👍👍 thankyou mr. mato.. idol !!! 😬✌️

  • @VectorGambiteer
    @VectorGambiteer 12 років тому

    I'm loving these Tal videos. Even the Pirc defense is not enough to draw against Tal :D

  • @BananaBoy76
    @BananaBoy76 8 років тому +8

    Tal has a way of making grandmasters look like chess toddlers.... damn...

  • @Tobbeh99
    @Tobbeh99 10 років тому +2

    I actually found the move Rxe5, feeling quite smart. I thought it would deflect the pawn making Ng5 possible and sticking with the plan of mating at h7.

  • @mosesum4nt1r19
    @mosesum4nt1r19 4 роки тому

    My favorite chess player is Tal..amazing game... Thanks Mato
    Greatings from indonesian

  • @kihmjones8770
    @kihmjones8770 4 роки тому

    I forget how long I have enjoyed your commentary. How long have you lived in Australia.

  • @MatoJelic
    @MatoJelic  12 років тому

    I pronounced Macedonia the way Slav Macedonians pronounce it.
    And pronounced Pirc the way man (Pirc) himself pronounced it.
    And thank you for a compliment

  • @snickersma
    @snickersma 10 років тому

    Looked at this for about 5 mins and didnt pick up the rook exchange. Even after the exchange I was struggling to see how Black couldnt trade their way out of the situation! Brilliant Chess love it!

  • @hafizshadow530
    @hafizshadow530 Рік тому

    3:16 What if black night move to c5, double attacking queen & bishop?

  • @waynemiller6070
    @waynemiller6070 11 років тому

    I had a book about 30 years ago called "combination chess" . I'm sure some of the games you've documented are in the book but I can no longer find it.

  • @MatoJelic
    @MatoJelic  12 років тому

    You need to contact Wikipedia to insure that they give correct information to a general public.

  • @MatoJelic
    @MatoJelic  12 років тому

    Maybe we may.

  • @spleenbuster
    @spleenbuster 12 років тому

    I am beginning to fall in love with Tal's chess play!

  • @mysteriomartinez8239
    @mysteriomartinez8239 5 років тому

    A work of high art & elevating to the mind.

  • @drandrew0090
    @drandrew0090 11 років тому

    Mato, can u please make a playlist just for Tal games
    his tactics worth this
    keep the good work
    GL

  • @thomaslewis2079
    @thomaslewis2079 12 років тому

    its would help bring more light to the details of the game by listing the time controls. just a suggestion

  • @username2140
    @username2140 12 років тому +1

    In alot of the Tal games I've seen, Tal is always capturing knights and bishops with his rook in exchange for a better position. He apparently relies on his rooks to take out pesky minor pieces so his plans will work out more smoothly. Just a thought. :P

  • @Calinn86
    @Calinn86 11 років тому

    so i'm a big noob (obviously).. and i don't understand why he resigned..? if he would have moved the queen, would it have been an imminent way to end the game for Tal (my noob eyes can't see a fast mate after the rook is lost) or he resigned simply because he would have been one piece down and knew he would eventually lose? so what i'm trying to ask was if the decision to resign was made because a fast mate which i can't see was coming or just because he knew he can't win after losing the rook?

  • @MatoJelic
    @MatoJelic  12 років тому

    You can watch it now. Problem is fixed

  • @Detherocable
    @Detherocable 8 років тому +2

    This really begs the question as to whether Tal ever played black. :P
    Also, Mato, as a request, in the future, is it possible to upload more games of black winning too?
    Regards from India. >:)

  • @Daggerfall40
    @Daggerfall40 12 років тому

    So basically, overlooking the Rxe5 exchange sacrifice is what cost Timman the game? What could he have done to counter that?

  • @KarrarKetawi
    @KarrarKetawi 12 років тому

    can you do some games of Karpov?

  • @keghamminasarmeniansoul
    @keghamminasarmeniansoul 12 років тому

    Pirc did not blunder but Timman blundered for not exchanging his
    Bishope against white's Night in f3 , the proverb says :" It's the singer
    not the song "!
    Thanks Mato for your excellent choice and comment !

  • @MatoJelic
    @MatoJelic  12 років тому

    Thank you

  • @KJVWordofGod
    @KJVWordofGod 12 років тому

    Very much enjoy your videos. I think you pronounce names incorrectly sometimes on purpose as a little joke. Macedonia for instance. The "c" is a soft c, like an "s', not a hard c like a "k". Other commentators are right...you do have a very nice voice, which makes the learning more enjoyable. You also pick out very interesting games. Thank you.

    • @YodaZemunski
      @YodaZemunski 4 роки тому

      Us natives call it like that :)

  • @MrJimzovich
    @MrJimzovich 8 років тому

    Fantastic game. I wonder how much of that combination Tal saw in advance.

  • @JoseSalazar-vs8zw
    @JoseSalazar-vs8zw 10 років тому +3

    Tal games are all full of surprises.What a mind! I love all his games.When is going to be born another Tal?

    • @piiiz182
      @piiiz182 10 років тому

      30. November 1990

    • @locutusdborg126
      @locutusdborg126 9 років тому

      +Jose Salazar I was already born.

    • @bennysaravi2832
      @bennysaravi2832 9 років тому

      +Jose Salazar there was another player he name was Rashid from Russia in the forties.He thought Tal how to play aggresively .that guy Rashid won the soviet championship 5 times

    • @anujpawar8515
      @anujpawar8515 Рік тому

      Danil Dubov is trying to play like Misha

  • @MatoJelic
    @MatoJelic  11 років тому

    I recommend a book: “From Chess Novice to Advanced Player in 7 Days”
    This is a book worth owning.
    With the book you will get a password to online training site.
    You will be inspired and your chess will improve.
    You will beat people in chess you couldn’t beat before.

  • @MatoJelic
    @MatoJelic  12 років тому +1

    I feel good when I spot it too

  • @redwolf0083
    @redwolf0083 11 років тому

    why resign? black was in the lead after the exchange!

  • @uprathapable
    @uprathapable 12 років тому

    most great chess videos on youtube start with "Hi. This is Mato. In this video, i will show you a very instructive chess game..."

  • @spaclec
    @spaclec 7 років тому

    On move 16 after white plays Qh4, why black did not play Nxe5? if Bf4 then Nxe3 ch if Ng5 then Ne6

  • @thelaserdoc1
    @thelaserdoc1 3 місяці тому

    I like your presentation because it's no nonsense.

  • @collectorofreason
    @collectorofreason 11 років тому

    Well I certainly have changed my mind, Fisher used to be my favorite but after watching a few games of Tal...he is the MAN!

  • @moartv0112
    @moartv0112 11 років тому

    After watching like half a dozen Tal games from commentary from thechessnetwork and Mato I don't know why anyone would LET Tal have his F3 knight, two moves from that juicy F7 pawn he loves so much

  • @kingofyoutube7
    @kingofyoutube7 8 років тому

    Good Tal attack. Love your channel

  • @MatoJelic
    @MatoJelic  12 років тому

    Thank you. It will be fixed

  • @landlordj11
    @landlordj11 9 років тому +1

    mato, I know chess rules and how to play chess, but I don't know names of the openings and defenses :)
    I don't understand here why you say this is pirc defense and I see king's indian defense. Can someone explain me?

    • @basquemaven7010
      @basquemaven7010 7 років тому

      The c-pawn. KID normally features c4 at some point. Generally pirc only has d4/e4, with attacking ideas on the kingside.

  • @JimBrooksDrums
    @JimBrooksDrums 12 років тому

    Great videos Mato.

  • @tejasbawa
    @tejasbawa 9 років тому +1

    Tal is a greatest attacker of all time and knows the art of gambit ....gr8 fam of him

  • @SFVinyard
    @SFVinyard 12 років тому

    Now that's some nice commentary. And a good game.

  • @MatoJelic
    @MatoJelic  12 років тому

    Good observation

  • @CrimsonReaper7777
    @CrimsonReaper7777 12 років тому +1

    "and now we have reached..CRITICAL position!" xD just gotta love mato when he says that. xD

  • @rakeshshimpi1198
    @rakeshshimpi1198 7 років тому

    Tal sir please come again...we all love you so much... miss you don...

  • @adflicto1
    @adflicto1 12 років тому +1

    Pozdrav od Skopje! :D

  • @sbq215
    @sbq215 11 років тому

    You are a beatiful teacher.

  • @nagrerelax5602
    @nagrerelax5602 9 років тому +1

    Tal calculated all moves over Nxc7 very long calculation before the exchanged sacrifice.

  • @v1991c
    @v1991c 12 років тому

    i love all your videos. still havent found one that i didnt like...

  • @adriangrunert513
    @adriangrunert513 Рік тому

    Originaly written Vasja Pirc -to read like Pirts.
    He was a Slovenian grandmaster.

  • @SigfriedNothung
    @SigfriedNothung 9 років тому +1

    3:43 Genius move

  • @joyaldendiaz4229
    @joyaldendiaz4229 11 років тому

    LOVE IT MATO!!!!!

  • @MatoJelic
    @MatoJelic  12 років тому

    gracias senorita

  • @davidescobedo6163
    @davidescobedo6163 Рік тому

    hello Mato! Thanks

  • @bitoybicol4087
    @bitoybicol4087 5 років тому

    Not just good, mr Mato, very, very good.👏

  • @rukaplan
    @rukaplan 12 років тому

    katılıyorum. çok güzel anlatıyor

  • @MichaSSquad
    @MichaSSquad 6 років тому +1

    "check mate, or very similar" xD briliant

  • @RODRIGOCELEBRONI
    @RODRIGOCELEBRONI 10 років тому

    Tal no era un mago, sino la mismísima magia.

  • @uchihadante77
    @uchihadante77 12 років тому

    Kasparov said that Tal was the most talented player of all time;im starting to see why he made that statement.

  • @onomaepitheto2826
    @onomaepitheto2826 9 років тому

    Nice video Mato but it's not "Macedonia" . It's just Skopjie or FYRO"M" .

  • @TawhidAnam
    @TawhidAnam 2 роки тому

    Zukertort Opening: Kingside Fianchetto (A04)

  • @MatoJelic
    @MatoJelic  12 років тому

    Have a good look again and you will see "why"

  • @chrisk9194
    @chrisk9194 2 роки тому

    Simplicity in perfection.