Capablanca's Two Moves Will Change the Way You See Chess Forever!

Capablanca plays one of, if not the greatest, endgame in chess history!
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[ockertwessels]

A great lesson. Good that there are people who know these games, understand them, and are willing to share their knowledge.

[charleseichab]

Love the clarity of Capablanca's style.

[Tod_oMal]

As a Minimalist, positional Chess is a true art, and Capa is an inspiration.

[R-L-I]

Capablanca was the endgame master! When you go through a lot of his games you get the feeling he was just going through the motions in the opening and the middle game just to reach the endgame and THAT’S when he finally wakes up and goes to work!

[paulgreen]

Capablanca at his brilliant best. Happy Christmas from the UK

[SquareKnightChessClub]

Yeah absolutely, same question where ya been? Chessdawg continue what you're doing man!! Your explanation is the best, very simple, very clear yet very informative!!! I let my students watch your videos!!! You're the best than Hikaru and Gotham Combined!!! 👏👏👏👏👏👏

[AndrewKeifer]

Capablanca was possibly the greatest natural chess talent ever. Morphy is maybe the only comparable talent. Unlike modern GMs, Capablanca didn't have chess coaches as a child. Didn't study endless books of master games, such as Fischer and of course, there were no chess engines available. The fact that Capablanca ranks as high as he does on the Computer Aggregated Precision Score without having utilized the tools that so many greats after him did is incredible. Remember, knowledge of chess (studying master games for example) plays a large role in winning.

[peacepeace]

Capablanca one of the greatest chess players he makes his pieces work simple and elegant

[thiagomennabarretoguedes]

Capablanca is the greatest player ever. His games are so instructive.

[gchomuk]

Hey, Dawg. Good to see you. Thanks, and happy holidays.

[andro]

This truly is a great game. Janowski was no slouch either, he was a WC challenger twice, I think. Capablanca, however, played this like it was 2016, not 1916.

[jk]

I saw the bishop would be excellent on e4 but I didn't see how that was possible. I didn't consider the pawn sac for the maneuver. Wow. Another excellent commentary!

[pingamalinga]

Excellent game to study. Bishop play was phenomenal.

[PawnIsland]

ChessDawg with the usual high energy great content. You have a passion for Chess and it shows Dawg! Keep up the great work!

[sonvu]

Beautiful gift... Instructive and impressive. Thanks for sharing your high level analysis. Merry Christmas

[Russ-Sandiford]

Brilliant positional play & manoeuvring

[andrewreid]

Very accessible video with solid play-by-play analysis. Got me thinking about how to turn isolated pawns into a strength in future games. Thanks!

[fan]

I would love to watch more Capablanca games from chess dawg with his excellent yet simple explanation.

[scacchifilosofia]

Fantastic game! Thank you so much for your work and merry Christmas from Italy! 🍾

[CEO_of_GTO]

Good stuff. It's clear you really love the game of chess. Thanks for the content and analysis. Fantastic energy, awesome breakdown.