Dangerous Game | Capablanca vs Marshall | St. Petersburg (1914)
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Jose Raul Capablanca vs Frank James Marshall
St. Petersburg (1914), St. Petersburg RUE, rd 2, Apr-22
Russian Game: Classical Attack. Marshall Variation (C42)
1. e4 e5 2. Nf3 Nf6 3. Ne5 d6 4. Nf3 Ne4 5. d4 d5 6. Bd3 Bd6 7. c4 Bb4 8. Nbd2 O-O 9. O-O Nd2 10. Bd2 Bd2 11. Qd2 Nc6 12. Rfe1 Bg4 13. Ne5 Ne5 14. Re5 dc4 15. Bc4 Qf6 16. Rae1 Rad8 17. Re7 Be6 18. R1e6 fe6 19. Re6 Qd4 20. Rd6 Qc4 21. Rd8 Rd8 22. Qd8 Kf7 23. Qd7 Kf6 24. g4 Qa2 25. Qd8 Kg6 26. Qd3 Kf7 27. Qf3 Ke7 28. Qb7 Qc4 29. h3 Kd6 30. b3 Qd4 31. Qa6 c6 32. Qb7 a5 33. Qb8 Kd7 34. Qb7 Kd6 35. Qb8 Kd7
The St Petersburg Tournament of 1914 featured the joint winners of the 1914 All Russian Championship and players who had won at least one major tournament. There were the veterans Blackburne and Gunsberg, established masters such as Tarrasch, Bernstein, Janowski, Nimzowitsch, Alekhine and Marshall as well as the World Champion Lasker and his two most prominent rivals, Rubinstein and Capablanca.
The tournament was divided into two sections. The first stage from the 21st April to the 6th of May was an all-play-all event with the first five finishers proceeding into the second stage which ran from the 10th to the 22nd of May. This second stage was a double round all-play-all with the scores from the preliminaries being carried over to the final.
Prizes amounted to 1200, 800, 500, 300 and 200 Rubles. Each non-prizewinner received 20 Rubles for every game won and 10 Rubles for every drawn game.
A brilliancy prize was being considered for Nimzowitsch vs Tarrasch, 1914 after the 5th round's finish, but more than 2 rounds later, it was awarded a 2nd brilliancy prize as the runner-up to the Capablanca vs O Bernstein, 1914 coup.
The main source for this collection was the St. Petersburg 1914 International Chess Tournament book by Dr Siegbert Tarrasch. ISBN 0-939433-17-6.
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Thanks to Niki Riga's great-great-grandmother for the excellent photos.
Hahahaha good one :D
😂
😂😂😂you killed me
Love it when he shows "All sorts of nasty discoveries!!"...
Capablanca thinking about Lasker: "What's special about that guy? I can do his hair. Ah, it's the mustache! Well then, I will become the WCGM without having a mustache."
Frank Marshall is one of the most spectacular players to watch. It's very fitting that he's remembered with an attack named after him.
He made chess games feel like duels.
Before, my knowledge about chess was very little. I watched a handful of your videos already and I learned a lot about the game ranging from jargons to opening names to identifying blunders and many more. I really appreciate your videos and I hope you continue to inspire more individuals like me.
Thanks you agadmator! Fantastic game. One of my favorite yet. Great seeing these old rivals go at it in a game from the Petrov.
I love that picture of Capablanca, Marshall, Lasker et al. Very color photo. I would like to see a colorized version.
I feel it's a shame that Agadmator's language when describing checkmates has become so overly-precise because of pedantic commenters.
His use of language is brilliant, I promise you. When he says 'there are no more checks' or 'and this is checkmate' even though there technically are more delaying moves, his language is correct. It's the listener who is wrong for not understanding what the sentence means in context.
All meaning varies with context. I wish he'd go back to speaking stylishly in these situations, as he does naturally the rest of the time.
Agreed. I don't really mind either way honestly, but everyone knows what he means when he says these things. It's either a person joking, or (hopefully not...) people who just have to be "right" for no reason, even if it's just technically right.
Couldn't agree more myself. I always considered myself a purist but folks that hide behind their devices and just nitpick unnecessarily can be so annoying 😑
The best saga ever. I really loving it. Thanks agadmator!
Simply a brilliant channel!
9:36 how Cap swiftly takes the b7 pawn, protecting his own pawn - fucking cool 🤙
Thats a pretty basic move tbh
Agadmator, UA-cam stopped informing me about your videos, still subscribed
As a fan of Eric Rosen, I was so wishing we would witness a "Stafford Gambit " here, when the first few moves were played !
you have 12:34 minutes to live.
me:
Alekhine always looks so machine-like in his photos. 😂
yey another vid!
Hi, imao these photos are fine and not touched ! But having doubts is always better than having not, or maybe the contrary I don't know. what a stressing endgame, Marshall is cool; and so cool that draw because I was strangely scared of Capa winning, because Marshall deserved that draw. Thanks for cool vid
A good game is a good game. Win, lose, or draw.
The Marshall (pawn) Islands
After 7 minutes all the pieces are queens
I can’t believe I just read all of the description. Must’ve taken a bit to write
Waw slika je top
tha dog on the back
"Bishop to e4, king to g6, rook captures on d3, bishop captures on d3, knight to c5 with a tempo on the queen.. now whats the idea here"
This is what my brain thinka when im about to sleep, eventhough none of the moves make sence
What is the info corner?
Nice
Please medo saga
It‘s St. PeterSburg Agad, not St. Peterburg! Otherwise perfect coverage of the Capablanca saga!
I checked the Russian pronounciation and the S is silent, it would seem.
agadmator's Chess Channel ahh alright, now it becomes clear, of course it should be pronounced the Russian way. Your knowledge is obviously vaster than mine!
Better: "Chess will ever be the master of us all" ~
HeLLo EvErYoNe
Plot twist : Sadly, Lasker won the tournment, half a point ahead of Capablanca, who was amazing in the preliminar (leader with 8 points, while Lasker was 2nd with 6.5), but was terrible in the finals (5 points in 2nd place, while Lasker had 7), for a total of Lasker with 13.5 points, in first, and Capablanca in 3rd, half a point behind. Also, Rubinstein was eliminated in the preliminar.
@Oissev Onos After knowing about the negotiations he had for the world chess championship match with Capablanca, I find him to be an extremelly unlikeable character. A true world champion puts his title on the line in such a way that both the champion and challenger are at equal terms. All those demands he made from Capablanca were ridiculous and just showed that he wanted to win at all cost, not because he was better, but because he had the title and there was no organization to force him to defend it. But still, Lasker, Fischer and Kasparov were/are all geniouses and deserve all the respect in the world for being brilliant and helping, not only but also, the development of chess, but Capablanca, Karpov and Carlsen, for example, are much more likeable and deserve all the best due to their personalities being simply great (and seeming like gentleman that would be actually fun to hang out with)
You won't exactly see a queen against queen endgame every day.
Capablanca is thinking capture capture capture. ...hmmm completely winning for white...
Hawt
Who’s an excellent subscriber now?😎
So close
Hello Everyone 😋😋
Black have 4 quines rock are Queen King is Queen mb pawn is Queen too
hehe dude decide if it's AlekHein or Alioxin already :)
"san petersburg" or so was said.
I just thought I'm 1st viewer...
But, in reality 242nd viewer👁️
No views 4 likes 4 comments lol
Is that a bug or feature? Noticed that weirdness too.
ভাইরে আমি আপনাকে ভালোবাসি
Capablanca's look actually said "I'm gonna rip that moustache off your face"
But since they were all gentlemen in that era, he actually added an extra point to the negotiations list.
"I hereby accept all your unfair and absolutely ludicruous criteria and points mentioned above for the World Titleship match but would like to add one of my own.
If I, Jose Raul Capablance, win this match against you, you shall immediately be obligated to shave that profanity currently adorning your smug face.
Yours truly
Josè"
Oissev Onos The reason he said they were unfair was because the demands didn’t line up with how Lasker gained his title for example with the different time control etc.
@Oissev Onos I hope you're trolling. Lasker's stipulations were so ridiculous that it made me lose all respect for the man.
They can be accurately summarized by a middle finger raised in the direction of any chess loving individual.
Let's face it: Lasker might have been a great player. A great sportsman or person he was not.
@Oissev Onos #4 Lasker wants Capablanca to give up his part (equal) ownership of their games. That's absurd. #9 is 12 moves per hour. The standard was 15. Yes, Lasker is getting old. If it favors youth, well that's life! Imagine an aging boxer demanding 2-minute rounds instead of the normal 3-minute rounds. That would be just as absurd. I want to state also that I have been a student of Lasker for many years and he is highly respected by me. Even so, these stipulations are, in my opinion, unfair and Capablanca was justified in rejecting them.
José*
Oissev Onos my respect to you. You seem to be very knowledgeable in the history of chess.
Does anyone else pretend Antonio is narrating their games when they play? Only me?
I pretend to be Magnus Carlsen
In the opening I pretend to be Nimzovitch, in the middle game I pretend to be Tal, and in the end game I pretend to be Capablanca.
Actualy that improve my game.
Yes but i keep hearing this is completely losing for white
I ask myself " What's the idea here?" all the time
I played a game today and checkmated my opponent, but it just felt weird since I'm so used to seeing people resign when they see that they are losing, I even triple-checked.. 😂😂
I ask myself "What's the idea here?" all the time
*IN THE SPIRIT OF MIKHAIL TAL*
Update on Leela vs Stockfish - LEELA JUST TOOK THE LEAD IN THE MATCH!!! 49 games gone, Leela leads 25-24!!
No draws?
@@SeisKyomi Most likely the scores without counting the draws
@@SeisKyomi 7 wins for Leela, 6 wins for stockfish. all other games drawn (= 1/2 point for both). Game 50 was also drawn, so score is now 25.5-24.5 in Leela's favour!
I was waiting for the video, no lie.
Me too
Vast knowledge 0:00
Fitsy move 1:52
A good draw is often more enjoyable or educational than aa easy win. I personally enjoy watching the struggle, draws included, between two great players.
I like to see the big crush, blood on the board I guess. Unless it's one of my favorite players getting crushed. But you're probably right. Tricky tactics, knowing strategy, or even just the way chess works can compensate for no blood. Unless it's a draw by gutless play.
John Wamsley I would agree as well. Especially about gutless play. A draw has to be a fighting draw!
@@terrymarshall8746 yes a draw where both players gave their all is certainly more entertaining than... i don´t know... play 10 moves and then agree to a draw
You must have really enjoyed the 2018 World Chess Championship then ;)
@@WiseSam95 i personally was soooo close to dropping the coverage of this channel from that match.... i just kept hoping: maybe next game.. maybe next....
#suggestion LCZero vs Stockfish Round 49. Nice game, Leela took the lead!
Which channel is that match coming?love to watch that match.
@@saraswathi.sandineni.3281 It is live in tcec.chessdom.com/live.html. Very detailed transmission and you can also see the link in the description of Agad's last video, he just uploaded that match :)!
"Capablanca was one of the most talented players in the whole history of chess." Max Euwe
"All sorts of nasty discoveries..." My new favorite agadmatorism.
Yes, that and, "There's a lot of poison in this position." I'm always like, YESSS show me the poison! Aha!
8:28 this game was played with three queens
Nice dress code of players, Capa looks like a fashion model!
It doesnt matter if we like draws or not, we all love vast knowledge, keep it up agad👌👍
Yes
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6. Able to to laugh at himself (Capablanca familiar with opening moves?).
7. Keeps my mind active and I look forward to his next video.
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"StPeterburg" long life to Agadmator ! 😂😂
I love the photo but does anyone know where I could get a higher resolution image? I'd like to print an 8x10 to hang on the wall.
7:55 why is Qxd4 not a good move? After Recapture you end up with equal material as well
Draw but beautiful! Thanks.
The Capa Stare is intimidating
I always wait for the Evans gambit ...ok that was a joke....no this is the evans gambit. ..just kidding no really....Gilligan's pawn island!
capablanca is definitely staring intently at lasker. legends in this photo- i wish petrosian was in it though
Rival? How?
Can we get an alekhine saga after please
*Man is the only creature who refuses to be what he is. &*
Don't skip draws. These games are also interesting.
Your Capablanca saga might be the think that I have enjoyed the most in the whole UA-cam universe. You are making lunches so enjoyable
I am excellent and vast in my knowledge.
I love you 😘
Roses are red, violets are blue, agadmator is the best, don't you think so too.
@ 7:53 what If rook to e4 🤔🤔🤔
Queen takes bishop and then the queen exchange with the rooks, marshall is up a rook
Your haircut matches the Mikhail Tal Haircut, amazing
Man draws should be banned in chess. They're so boring !
Great game , cant cait for Capablanca vs Lasker :)
Capablanca makes chess simple.I love it.
Quite a dangerous game. By the way why repetition?
Feature a Petrov(the player) game
#suggestion Wesley So vs Kasparov: ua-cam.com/video/W1sRQt7S-3g/v-deo.html
"He's playing in the style of Tal" - Maurice
"Wesley So playing one of the greatest blitz games I've ever witnessed" - other announcer
Chess is everthyng but a just a game Love ,poetry ,freedom ,mathematics,logistic ,when ladies play is attractive game too 💕👑
#suggestion Tal vs Spassky 1980 www.chessgames.com/perl/chessgame?gid=1140507
Just studied this game, seemed like a very instructive attacking game, especially concepts like 37. d6 and the very strong (but unplayed) 30...b4. Also it's a great game by this Tal guy, not sure if you've heard of him
At 8.49 after Capablanca played g4, why didn't Marshall Qc1 check, leaving the King only g2. Then Qc6 check leaving Capablanca having to exchange Queens? Surely he would have won the game with the position of his king and pawns. Am I missing something?
Coach I have a question are you close friend of Capablanca because you have 85 games of Jose Raul Capablanca? You know the history in all the games? I am curious?
After Marshalls Qd4 Why can't Capablanca go for Re4 ...?
#suggestion a mini series on the decisive games in the Leela v. Stockfish TCEC Superfinal
#suggestion
twitch plays chess vs GM simon williams.
back when twitch plays pokemon was a trend, many other channels came up with their variation of it.
the main gist of Twitch plays was the commands and moves came from chat.
so when Twitch plays chess came Simon Williams offered up on the challenge and took on 6000 or so viewers.
Its really curious You show us the photos being taken about 100 years ago! Nice discovery.
Thank you for deciding to show this draw, excellent game by 2 of the strongest players in the world at the time. The true fans don’t mind fighting draws
Capablanca looks similar to Toby Maguire
These quotes above the board are getting bombastic. Chess isn't the master of anyone; it's just a child's game.
Awesome
It is a very dangerous game one mistake you loss the game!!!
#Suggestion Frank James Marshall saga.
regarding Capablanca vs. Lasker: I think Lasker's unfair demands he presented Capa are the same he suggested Schlechter! That is the reason to why Schlechter went all out even though he was leading the match by a point!!!
@Oissev Onos That is pure speculation. It's plausable but maybe Schlechter had to win with a two point lead to become World champion like Capa would have had to
@Oissev Onos Ok. Then I don't why Schlechter acted the way he did even if he felt like Lasker was the stronger player heplayed better in the match
Hello everyone! I was #5 in the liking this video list, a new personal best!
9:57 Why not simply take the free pawn on a7?
Why is Lasker holding an iPhone?
Another elegant game. They are a joy to watch.