There Are Attackers - Then There's The Magician!

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Mikhail Tal vs Philip Norman Wallis
Simul, 20b (1964) (exhibition), Birmingham ENG, Jan-11
French Defense: Advance Variation. Paulsen Attack (C02)

1. e4 e6 2. d4 d5 3. e5 c5 4. c3 Nc6 5. Nf3 cd4 6. cd4 f6 7. Bd3 fe5 8. de5 Bb4 9. Bd2 Nge7 10. O-O O-O 11. Bh7 Kh7 12. Ng5 Kg8 13. Qh5 Rf5 14. Qh7 Kf8 15. f4 Bc5 16. Kh1 Ne5 17. Nc3 Ng4 18. h3 Nf2 19. Kh2 Bd7 20. Rae1 Qc7 21. g3 Qb6 22. Re2 Ne4 23. Nce4 de4 24. Bc3 Bd4 25. Rd1 e5 26. fe5 Bc3 27. Qh8 Ng8 28. Nh7 Kf7 29. Rd7 Ne7 30. Re7 Ke7 31. Qg7 Rf7 32. Qg5 Kd7 33. Nf6 Ke6 34. Qg4 Ke5 35. Qf4 Kd4 36. Qe4 Kc5 37. Qd5

00:00 Hello Everyone!
03:00 Game Starts!
04:00 Completely New Game!
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06:20 It Was in this position
08:30 Contributions

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[mayowaojo]

Normal people: "Let's not over-complicate things"
Tal: "Let's not over-simplify things"

[saliljoshee]

Tal's complicated tactics also applies to his health apparently. "Hot coffee for your cold?" "Nah I'll just have a smoke"

[TheMarksT]

It's happy for us, that Tal was born into this world now! He seems to have had as great a life as the games he played for him -- to get the friendship and admiration of the likes of Bobby Fischer for example too. Thanks, great game!

[richiejbhoy]

Watching Tal games on YouTube is why I got into chess. This is great content. 👏

[homero]

I love being born on the same day as Mikhail Tal cause there's always an agadmator video showing a great game played by the magician! :) thanks agad

[immanuelsitwala]

I wore a hoody today, I didn't know why, now I do

[jaywolfenstien]

You gotta give Philip Norman Wallis credit. It takes serious balls playing a line like this against Tal. Also, 13:00, remember, if you lose a piece and win, it's a "sacrifice." It's only a "blunder" if you lose. 😁😁

[aminsarabi]

Tal's games are so complicated, it just a pain for ones mind to get away from it. True magician.

[haythamhassan]

Tal had a cold and won. Tal had real health issues and still excelled in chess. On 28 May 1992, at the Moscow blitz tournament (which he left the hospital to play), he defeated Kasparov. He died one month later. Knowing this shows that Tal was an exceptional human being not only one of the greatest chess players in history. He was also very well respected and loved among his peers. Much Respect ✨✨✨✨✨✨✨

[LeonardoP]

I remember a line Agad said in one of Tals video that makes me laugh every time i see any of his games:

"...Tal is up a piece and this is probably haunting him"

ahahahahaha

Greetings from Brazil!

[TiptronicSS]

The complexity of this game is just next level. I don't remember the last time I had to keep in mind so many possible attack formations to not get checkmated and beeing defended so well! Most time it's just a horrific attack that stands out in a game or maybe a good recovery. But spectacular attacks and defence together, this was like the final moments of a big/intense final football match.

[themicroman]

I'm a simple man: whenever I see a Tal game it's an instant watch cause I know it's going to be crazy.

[carlo_cali]

Tal's games NEVER cease to amaze me. It's some of those games that are just so admirable, so awe inspiring to see. Glad to see this one, don't recall seeing it before.

[ryanwhite]

Paused the game to put my hoodie on! I felt the community right there with me!

[joefawcett]

I love how even his blunders can be construed as a sacrifice

[samarthmath]

Tal - What is a immortal game ?

Someone- When you win a game after sacrificing your pieces especially the queen.

Tal - Say no More.

[viswanathanvenkateswaran]

Hi Antonio, thanks for this game. Tal is my favorite. Thoroughly enjoyed this game. You are doing a great job. Please accept my best wishes to you and your family.

[ajaybenjamin]

Thank you for covering Tal's games extensively Sir. His games are an inspiration to attacking chess players.

[wot_hog]

It's mind blowing when you consider Paul Morphy did the same thing over a hundred years earlier, but blindfolded! He sat in an armchair in the Café La Regence in Paris, while in the room next door dozens of the best players in Europe tried their best to defeat him and none could.

[rejeebush]

Thank you for Tal game and happy birthday Misha. It would be fantastic if we can have a Tal game once a month