Smyslov Hoped This Game Wouldn't Become Famous | Tal Had Other Plans
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"Tal Tales"
Bled-Zagreb-Belgrade Candidates (1959), Bled, Zagreb & Belgrade YUG, rd 8, Sep-18
Caro-Kann Defense: Breyer Variation (B10)
1. e4 c6 2. d3 d5 3. Nd2 e5 4. Ngf3 Nd7 5. d4 de4 6. Ne4 ed4 7. Qd4 Ngf6 8. Bg5 Be7 9. O-O-O O-O 10. Nd6 Qa5 11. Bc4 b5 12. Bd2 Qa6 13. Nf5 Bd8 14. Qh4 bc4 15. Qg5 Nh5 16. Nh6 Kh8 17. Qh5 Qa2 18. Bc3 Nf6 19. Qf7 Qa1 20. Kd2 Rf7 21. Nf7 Kg8 22. Ra1 Kf7 23. Ne5 Ke6 24. Nc6 Ne4 25. Ke3 Bb6 26. Bd4
The 1959 Candidates Tournament was hosted by three cities in Yugoslavia. The first 14 rounds were played in Bled, rounds 15-21 in Zagreb, and rounds 22-28 in Belgrade. This event would select the next challenger to world champion Mikhail Botvinnik, who had just recaptured his title in the Botvinnik - Smyslov World Championship Rematch (1958). Mikhail Tal, Svetozar Gligorić, Pal Benko, Tigran Petrosian, Friðrik Ólafsson and Bobby Fischer qualified from the Portoroz Interzonal (1958). Vasily Smyslov and Paul Keres were seeded directly into the candidates tournament on the strength of their 1-2 finish in the previous Amsterdam Candidates (1956). Harry Golombek was arbiter, and the seconds were Bent Larsen (Fischer), Yuri Averbakh, joined later by Alexander Koblents (Tal), Vladas Mikenas (Keres), Isaac Boleslavsky (Petrosian), Igor Bondarevsky (Smyslov) Aleksandar Matanovic (Gligorić), Klaus Viktor Darga and Ingi Randver Johannsson (Ólafsson), and Rudolf Maric (Benko)
The players would meet each other four times, twice in Bled and once in both Zagreb and Belgrade. In Bled, the players stayed at the Grand Hotel Toplice, the site of Alexander Alekhine's historic triumph in Bled (1931). 4 Mikhail Tal had just had his appendix removed less than two weeks earlier, but FIDE insisted he make it in time for the tournament. According to Tal, "I was not much troubled by the effects of the operation, apart from in a purely mechanical sense; during a game I did not feel inclined to stroll about ..."5 This information may have come as a surprise to Harry Golombek, who commented after Round 5 that "it is an impressive sight to see him (Tal) get up after he has made what he obviously thinks is a winning move and pace around the table like a man-eating tiger."6 It may also have surprised Bobby Fischer, who complained after his first game with Tal that whenever he "rose from the board ... he'd begin talking to the other Soviet players, and they enjoyed whispering about their or others' positions."7 Pal Benko later revealed that due to his "demanding" job in a US brokerage firm, he "didn't prepare at all" for the event, although he reckoned "I did reasonably well."8 He didn't. After the first cycle Tal, Paul Keres and Tigran Petrosian shared the lead.
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The ultimate Tal move would be Tal resigning a won game.
That's some 4D chess right there
Then he lights a cigarette like he just had sex.
Luke Cash Ok bro
this is the best comment one can find in youtube
Like shikamaru nara in chunnin exams
"He doesn't want to be up too much material against Tal" haha nobody wants to be up material against Tal... it's deadly
Why?
@@jasonnolasco2826 But paul keres can counter tal :v
@@darkraven4455 because if you just keep accepting Tal's sacrifices you will simply get destroyed
@@jasonnolasco2826 its been 2 years
@@darkraven4455Haha 🤣 You must not know of Mikhail Tal, the magician from Riga
10:28 so apparently tal didn't rly get to sacrifice anythng mch in ths game so he sacrificed the whole game instead by resigning in winning position 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
XPrincE10 thats witty Lol hahaha
Indeed, Smyslov hoped this game wouldn't be famous. 😂
Haha, no kidding! Why did he resign? Such a badass.
XDXDD
This shit agad, does such things on purpose..!...for some crazy comments, attention and stuffs....He knows he's a shit!...his analysis aren't good as well...as sometimes instead of computer lines...he just fills up his own lines....like he just creates a forced trade which equals the game....what I'm trying to say is he's a shit and he is fake...
“If you don’t, go get one” wins the brilliancy prize :)
👍👍
And as you suggested, I called my girlfriend home and showed her a nice picture of Vassily Ivanchuk!
Best Valentine's ever 😉
In these dark time of a pandemic I am glad to know I can continue to reinforce my extensive knowledge of the 1959 candidates tournament. My friends at the bar and library will be so excited to learn about when we can all come out of hiding!
i remember this game. an old school german GM Helmut Pfleger analysed it as a bonus in a chess software. he said Smyslov defended flawlessly until the Nf6 move. cant recall the exact words of Pfleger but it was smth like: even a rock solid player like Smyslov fell for Tals black magic. it was the first tal game i saw so i got pretty excited when i read Smyslov + Tal in the title.
Thanks for sharing that.
uhhh "It was in this position that Tal resigned the game" This an error?
Yup, he made a mistake there.
We can sey even "blunder" ;)
It happens. He meant Vasily
The ultimate Tal move.
Amazing line to end the video... "if you don't then go and get one"..... amazing game.
"He doesn't wanna be up too much material against Tal" LOL imagine if that was his actual thought process.
:D Because he sacs them all!
I would "go get one" but I can never find the right move :)
Just resign lol
Tell her to play Qxd1, that's how I got mine
Absolute touch of class from Tal.
Resigning an absolutely won position.👌
10:26 that moment when Tal sacrifices the game for a winning position
Tal resigned the game !! .. " Agadmator hopes this won't become famous" Haha :D :D
Haha.
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"If you don't have a wife or a girlfriend you should go get one" - Legendary agadmator chess hustler
"bishop to d2 is complicated move but is normal because Tal plays it". i died here xD
The greatest magician ever to arrive from chess heavens.He is one of the biggest reasons as to why chess is called a beautiful game.He literally moved his pieces with a magic wand!
#suggestion Reti vs Alekhine 1925 in Baden Baden. Amazing game with such a complicate position. Reti first refused a draw and then he lost the game!
I think the future World Champion should have defended his position nicely but I am still shocked that "Tal RESIGNED THe GAME".
These words fell like a blow of hammer on my ears.
2:33 “Even though this is not the exchange variation of the French” 😆 Awesome
Very insightful game analysis agadmator! Mikhail Tal just cannot stop sacrificing his pieces and attacking. Plus, I love your dog in the background!
“And if you don’t then you should go get one.”
You do realize that we all play chess on our spare time, right?
Awesome video as always. Keep em coming.
"and if you don't [have an SO] you should go get one" lol. Must just be that easy for him
It's because he pauses at the right time and he's a brilliant player.
It's because he just shows them a giant poster of Ivanchuk.
12:12 "You should go get one" xD
3:46 - I was curious about why going back with the bishop was the "best move" since it looks like Bc5 wins a piece after white moves its queen out of danger, and this possibility wasn't analyzed in the video. It leads to a sharp tactical line that is winning for white, but it's so amazing that I wish it had been covered in the video.
Here's one potential line I came up with in analyzing this position:
13... Bc5
14. Qh4 bxc4
15. Qg3 Nh5 (covering g7 and threatening the queen)
16. Qg5 g6
17. g4 f6 (saying "If you take my knight, I take your queen")
18. Nh6+ Kh8
19. Bc3 (pinning the f-pawn) Ng7 (getting the knight out of danger and unpinning)
20 Rxd7! (a tactical pin: if fxg5??, then Bxg7#) Bxd7
21. Qxc5 Qxa2
22. g5!! (saccing the remaining rook for activity) Qa1+
23. Kd2 Qxh1
24. gxf6 Rxf6 (the pawn can't not be captured because if you play, say, Ne6 trying to threaten the queen then f7+ just reels the knight back to g7 and Qd4 (or Qe5) creates an unstoppable threat of checkmate. You can't move the rook to g8 to defend because both the knight on h6 and the f-pawn control it. If you do play Rg8, then fxg8Q+ (or fxg8R+) Rxg8 Nf7# with a smothered mate)
25. Bxf6 Qxf3
26. Qd4 (renewing the checkmate threat of Bxg7# and the rook still can't cover g8 because of the Nf7# smothered mate, so black now has to part with its queen) Qxf6
27. Qxf6
If you want, you can double white's pawns by playing 26... c3+ 27. bxc3 Qxf6, but still white has a winning advantage with a queen and knight against two minor pieces and a rook with four pawns each. But what a wild attacking line it would have been to get there. Just the sort of thing to play to Tal's style.
Thank you.. was looking for this
Thanks for the suggestion, but I am afraid I"ll just watch a couple more #tal games this evening!
10.30 Tal resigned the game. Sacrificed the king. Sacrificed the game. Sacrificed everything. Wow. Such a big heart tal had
Thank you yet again, Agadmator. Beautiful game and very excited about this series.
When i indtorduced myself in chess i started with paul morphy and bobby fischer but Tal is my favourite player by far because he is the player whose moves i understand better than other players. even his unsound sacrifices i understand the reason he makes them and i fully admire him .as long as chess is played his games will always be remembered. i believe that in the near future the best engines will play like tal rather than fischer or carlsen.
"Go get one" ...lol
Happy Singles Awareness Day ;-)
It's either that, or Perfect Opportunity to Ruin Your Relationship Day
Tal ALWAYS has other plans. Occasionally they won't work, but it takes a genius to defeat a magician.
this is my suggestion thank u
Ross Geller mine too!!
Ross Geller how are Rachel and Emma doing?? 😂😂😂where did you take her to Valentines this year
Ross Geller
What if on move 20 smyslov plays Qd2 with check and capturing Tals rook first...
Please see that
That valentines advice at the end deserves a brilliancy prize
It’s not Valentine’s Day when I watched this but I don’t have a girl friend and am just watching UA-cam videos. It feels kind of eery Antonio is telling me to go get a girl friend through the internet. Lol Well played.
Very exciting when you find the deadly combinations :D
Watching chess videos the entire evening is less meaningful than being in a relationship, but surely very pleasurable :p So please continue entertaining us from time to time, even though your family values come first. Congrats on the 100K subscribers!
8:34 queen to f8 and this is checkmate. What a rhyme hehehe
Damn I love your channel and by the way I'm always the one that enjoys the show ! :D (rather than be an amazing player!)
'If you dont have a girlfriend you should go get one' thanks agadmator! You helped me find a mate in one move
Dude 😂😂. That valentine's msg was amazing.....if you don't have Go get one
3:06 the most truthful thing said about Tal xD.
"... if you don't you should get one." I was laughing out loud hearing this.
Tal game on my birthday✌️✌️
Great start.
😂😂
I sure does be loving your chess videos very muchly
Smyslov : hope this game wont become famous.
Agadmator : Hello Everyone!
10:27 what a blunder, antonio!
Regardless of this game, I still have immense respect for Smyslov.
I think at 6:58 Qa5 is not a good defense bcoz after bxa5 and fxg5 there is bxd8 and white is an exchange up and black has four pawn islands and doubled pawns on c file. Please correct me if I am wrong anywhere. #agadmator
This guy is a legend. He plays chess and people's emotions
it seems quite vivid to me that Tal is the best chess player ever ..!
Tal didn't resign. Agadmator, seems, intentionally put the wrong info. In next video Fischer vs gligoric, He corrects the info
Unstoppable brilliance from 2:38 onward...
The ending was savage and harsh.
"If you don't then go and get one" :)
Oh my wow I found that mate in 3!!
First time I've been able to do that. It feel so good!
saw the checkmate in 3 moves without pausing :)
Agadmator, you are absolutely hilarious. I nice 'opening move' to compliment this crazy game. I mean, c'mon, who plays like this? Besides Tal. And Stockfish 14. Oh, and Shakriyar Mamedyarov. Ok, actually, also maybe Dubov and Caruana (for anybody who is confused, see Dubov vs. Karjakin, Russian Super Final, and Caruana vs MVL, Candidates 2021-2022).
Can you please analyse this game?
Taimanov - Karpov (Moscow, 1973)
Love your videos!
At 8.00 also Rd8+ works, followed by Bxd8, Bxd5+, Qxd5/Bf6, Qf8X/Bxf6 and Kg8 Qg7X
You are looking beautiful with blue Panjabi... Seems like a gentle south east asian... Love this style...
Also, just to clarify one point arising from the position at 8:05, you don't actually _have_ to first decoy the queen by playing Bxe5+. Rd8+ is also winning. After Bxd8, you can then play Bxe5+ and if the queen takes now, then it's still successfully decoyed, and if Kg8 then Qg7#. The reason it's not as fast isn't because of the queen's control of f8 but because the bishop can be interposed after Bxe5+, making the entire line Rd8+ Bxd8, Bxe5+ Bf6, Bxf6 Kg8, Qg7#.
"If you don't have a girlfriend, go get one" lol best line to end this match on valentines day.
No man chess it's more important than girls 😂( I'm gonna die alone)
a glorious blessing, my friend. you'll understand, in time.
12:00 love life advice from agadmator, yes please 🤣
ty for the warning in the last of a video
What a brilliant game full of surprises.
Sir I am a big fan of your videos. Plz make a video on how a chess player should work on chess in order to improve. That's all plz reply on this and yes your videos are the best like a story and the whole game great work
This is the second time I've seen my idol lost a game , he inspired me to sacrifice almost every piece to win,
Im still practicing but 1 day i will be as good as him
I love all Tal's moves!!
It still works the other way 8:03 , if you check with the rook first and bishop 2nd, forced mate in 3
Hi there! If white plays rook to d8 first with check, bishop takes d8, then white bishop takes pawn on e5 with check, queen has to take e5 because g7 checkmate, then f8 is checkmate too.. It doesnt matter if rook or bishop to play for white.. Both ways are possible: Rd8 Bxd8, Bxe5+ Qxe5, Qf8++ If I miss something please tell me:) Rd8 Bf8 also is checkmate in 2.. Anyway thank you for posting!
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Awesome video 🤘
at the "pause the video" moment, I think rd8+ also works to deliver checkmate
fantastic commentary.
Brilliant .
@ 3:52 There's probably a refutation for 13. … Bc5 14. Qh4 bc 15. Qg5 Ne8 16, Bc3 f6 … (etc.)?
But considering what transpired in the game this line might've been worth a shot. ;)
In the 1959 candidates I believe Fischer vs Petrosian played an interesting game where Petrosians king is able to march behind his two pawns all the way up the side of the board even though both sides have a Q,R and minor piece! Have you covered that one? Thanks!
Great video of Tal's amazing play..Thanks Agadmator and keep up your good work. Indeed on 10:28 in the video you say that Tal resigned the game but I think it was Smyslov who had enough of it :D Just a question; why did Smyslov played bishop to D8 on 03:54 in the video and not bishop to C5? Then Smyslov would have had a double attack. Attack Tal's bishop with the pawn and the Queen with the dark coloured bishop. Maybe if Smyslov played this move instead of bishop D8, Tal would play Queen to H4 anyway i think?
Tal was such an amazing player
Great content.
Did Mikhail Tal often resign when he was winning? Did he do this to keep his rating from getting too high or just to screw with people? Man what a troll.
The forced mate in three at 7:50 can also go 1. Rd8+ Bxd8 2. Bxe5+ Qxe5 3. Qf8#
Whoop! I'm here super early for the first time since I turned on the notifications!
I saw the wining series of checkmate without pausing the video 😃
the tal quote is quite profound
(at 7:48 in the puzzle)
*Can't 1. Rd8+ first, also deliver checkmate?*
Followed by *...Bxd8*
2. *Bxe5+ Qxe5*
lastly 3. *Qf8++*
now it would be a mate in 4 instead of 3 since bishop could block the check afterwards
@@gabrielmariflores3542 Correct! After 1. Rd8+ Bxd8 2. Bxe5+ Bf6 Bxf6+ Kg8 Qg7#
Please if you can, would you recap the game in a single flaw ? It is a very nice way to appreciate the beauty of each game and it would take no longer than a minute. I hope you read this, thanks for your work!
Happy wife happy life. Every king needs a queen.
Well... as a monk, I will keep enjoying one last video on valentine's day and pass on the proposition to go get a girl ahah
Hi agad, show the game between Samuel Reshevsky vs Jose Raul Capablanca... very interesting game played in 1935. Cheers!
@3:12 Bd2 is a complicated move. Which is normal because Tal plays it. :D
Tal resigning so it would be a miniature, sacrificing the game, Tal style, and STILL winning the tournament. He was built different.
Nice game as always....
Wow! I got the position, but transposed the rook check with the bishop check. I don't see an escape either way.
10:30 what did you say? Why Tal had resigned after such a masterpiece?
3:54 why cant the dark bishop attack queen instead of retreating back because it is defended by knight
That's the first time I managed to solve the position (forced mate in 3). Pride.
@6:30 Black would be ok by playing Be7 protecting the rook & pawn & if rook capture the knight bishop captures back and connected the rook but even then Black gotta connect the rooks or at least try it's best to do so.
"He just offered a piece back because he doesn't wanna be up too much material against Tal."
Yeah, if Tal is the one with more material, it will be disorienting for him with so many pieces on the board, he can simply resign the game.
agadmator giving the best advices 😂 (12:12)