He forced 11-move checkmate with no Queen. You won’t believe this.
Watching this video will tell you if you love chess or not. A Symphony of chess pieces will amuse your senses.
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Alexander Hoffman vs Alexander Petroff, 1844
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The queen was the group member who made up an excuse for not helping
@@tiagobordin6580 bruh
She's gon present the group project yo😂
The Queen COULD have actually saved this game for white. There was one opportunity, referred to as the “silent move” in the video, when white’s king was under no pressure. Queen F3 would have broken the link between black’s bishop and rook while simultaneously putting pressure on both pieces. Black could have take the Queen with the rook, but it would have been taken in turn, either by the pawn on G2, or by the king. The trade would have hurt, but black was up a Queen anyway and the Queen served no other purpose except to sit there while black won. Lol
@@nathanaelstricker9056 that just loses the game faster: Nf4+ Ne6; Bxe6+ Kg5; h6#
@@nathanaelstricker9056 idk, as the horse just go d4, chess with the runner, and take queen.
"blocking the king out of anything that has to with the letter F"💀💀 Poor queen....💀
LMFAOOO
😂😂😂😂😂
Honi soit, qui mal y pense.😁
Damn💀💀💀
I can't even find 11 bad moves😂
this sounds a lot more cocky than I think you think
I definitely can, by just playing at my best 😂
Yeah, you can find more jk
bro I don't even last 11 moves 🫠
@@TheCubicalGamershe must be disappointed
What a nightmare for his opponent, but already knew it ❤
damn. imagine being his opponent and getting checkmated like that, i wouldnt even play after that dude i would quit💀
damn. I would also quit 💀
if i was checkmated like that, i would strive to be able to checkmate others like that
Quitting chess because you got outplayed? Guess you never practiced against an engine. "The master has lost more games than the novice has even played"
nah, i would quit if you got mated by a long castle or getting mated by 3 knights
The guy is just making a fun comment based on the brutality of this checkmate no need to take it too seriously folks.
I am sorry, but this game was so mind blowing that I felt like crying tears of joy. Great content and great work!
Reading this, my job is complete.
You're enthusiasm for chess is infectious! Great video!
Such a beautiful game and analysis Zach, love the videos like this, keep up the great work alright. Doing great things as always.
Castle to attacking, not to safety
96 accuracy (and I think that depends on the bot) for 1844 ... as you say, what an incredible incredible game! Thanks for sharing, I hadn't seen this game and it was a treat!... I was unaware, I and I realised I shouldn't of been, that they played amazing chess centuries ago! I was under the impression this level of play didn't come into the landscape until Morphy. Petroff really did play this game like a bot!
Sorry to burt your bubble Petroff was a known Stockfish cheater.
@@RaniaIsAwesome Damn, I was wondering why he was so accurate.
@@RaniaIsAwesome how would you cheat with stockfish in.. 1844? or is this a joke i dont get lol
Very cool! It also seems like , at 3:35, black's knight to F5 could result in some perilous queen-forking opportunities.
The analogy to a school project was both accurate and funny as hell; especially the part of the late contributor. Nicely done! I'm subscribing now.
I never would have thought to castle and queen sacrifice in that position, in 100 years. I never would have seen/thought I could checkmate from there.
The fact he calculated that is crazzyyyy, good vid as always :)
guy was a genius but even then i don't think he calculated every possible line, he just saw the vision
"And there's this guy who does his part at the last minute" Meanwhile the other rook that did literally nothing:
I've just found your channel and already subscribed, loved your enthusiasm, looking forward for new videos.
Awesome. I was around when this game was played, well almost, and I’m still hooked on the game. Your exposition was fabulous. Love it.
great video, right to the point while still remaining instructive and explorative
The way you explained this is so entertaining. Great job.
I don't think he calcualted mate in 11, rather he saw a strong opportunity in sacrificing his Queen and ran with it.
Of course he calculated mate in 11, do you know who we talking about here
I knew about this game already but it is so beautiful that I had to watch it again
Its all about how active pieces we have than compares to how powerful pieces opponent have🎉great game by legends
Damn! That silent castle move requires hours to calculate.
first video i've watched of yours. awesome!!!! very helpful
Funny thing is my first briliant move was a castle. I left my bishop hanging and then my opponent took it after that i could have moved my rook underneath his queen and pin it with my rook ofc that didn't happen but it was a cool briliant
bruh martin did brilliant castles too
Loved the school project analogy🤣
Great game, Zach, thanks for posting and explaining it. But honestly, when I saw _11-move checkmate with no Queen,_ I thought of the game Edouard Lasker _(when he still was a German citizen)_ won to G. A. Thomas in a Dutch Defence. I wonder if you'd mind uploading it with some historic notes. Cheers!
"Here, black played castle".😂😂😂😂😂😂
Great game. THIS is another example of what makes chess Awesome! Keep bringing us great material. New subscriber.
That was very fun! Your enthusiasm is infectious!
Congratulations on this fantastic chess match you brought into your channel.
I liked the Queen sacrifice tactic it so much, kool way to present this.
Darn. This is beautiful commentary of a beautiful game.
8:23 Note that after Rf3+ to make the checkmate more beatufiul, White has g3 (instead of gxf3), blocking the f2-h4 diagonal.
exactly what i was thinking
He did talked about that option in the video
@@elmaschimba963 Oops, I missed that.
What a beautiful game! I can't believe I have never seen this. Thanks for sharing :D
Wow!! ❤ Those lines and the thought process behind that was just wowwww!!
That was one of the best chess videos I've ever seen.
so true with the school project metaphor 😂
The double discovered check is the atom bomb of the chess board...nothing can withstand it's blast.
4:32 why not Nf5+,does it not just win a full knight?🧐
CASTLING BRILLIANT
Amazing explanation bro tthanks ❤
That castling was crazy🤯🤯🤯
I actually got 1 brilliant castle move, but later...
You have the most gorgeous graphics of the pieces & board I have ever seen.
Right into it i love it good job
The castle move has broken my brain forever... I felt my IQ drop physically 🤯🤯🤯
That is nasty... Well done.
Excellent analysis... subscribed
It was like - I'm digging my own grave 😂
I love all the help the second rook did 😂😂
I saw the mate after white forked with the knight. Felt so good.
I wish I could find someone who doesn't talk for 12 minutes on a 2 minute chess game
Acting like you can understand it without him going in depth😭
@@travarasehamilton4578 I dont give ashit about understanding the match I want to watch a fucking chess match
@@travarasehamilton4578 didnt say I understood it. if I click on a video about a guy getting a checkmate I dont want 11 minutes of useless talking. I want to see the match.
Family members of the king would think this was an inside job
I am no good player but my first ever brilliant move happened two weeks ago and it was a castle, I still don’t get why 😅
Started slow but holy moly did it deliver! Crazy play
Beautiful game and analysis!
"I'm going to church tomorrow to pray for this" -Zachary Saine
Great presentation of this game.
My "missed win" according to stockfish:
That rook in A8 is a freeloader
How do we play the spell variants?
Thank you zach you helped me get to 1560 elo!
Wow. Congratulations on the progress 💪
That was a juicy game. I love discovered attacts
This is insane
Love the content brother 👏👏
great video.very well explained
“If you haven’t seen this game yet, you’re in for a treat.” Absolute 🔥 intro
I am just like him. Once I had only my king, queen and bishop while opponent only had their king. I also force mated in 11 moves.
That castle was brilliant
I left my heart this checkmate 😍
What a move amazing.
5:12 well Ng3 is possible, which counteracts the threat on the queen and rook. If they take, you take
I think morphy had a castle brilliancy that was an instant checkmate. I think it was either against his uncle or father
After giving up at the 3 minute mark, watched same match in two shorts while he's 8 minutes in on move 7 explaining every single space the knight can't go haha
Wow thats wild!
12:17 both king moves are great though being the only 2 available moves
5:41 "Here black played *cAsTlEd*"
Really nice game ! Thanks.
Nice video explained well I think I might subscribe
the missed win stockfish lowered my accuracy my 15% for :
Honestly I watch your videos almost all the way everytime and I think this is the first one I ever liked. 💀 I just now realized you have so few likes and idek why. My mind is on chess or something. But thanks for all the videos. You, levy, Hikaru are the real YT chess goats. 🙏 😂 I'd suck so bad without you guys.
9:44 when the black knight is at b6, white can play Qb3 to pin it. If Rxd8 then Kf3 to get out of the discover check then the K can escape to e2.
Arh...black can still check with rook.
Jesus what a checkmate 😮
Bro i love your reaction when black castles. It's goated as goat.
What a BEAUTY! This is why I love this game so much
Great ! Thanks ! I shall show this in my chess club...
Whats the name of the app/software he uses?
Got that clever move earlier😃
The Miss stockfish wanted me to see
U earned dude....Literally yo fan...after gothem....u rock
I've once had a brilliant castle with i didn't even understand it's usefulness
Veery entertaining and informative! Who were the players?
13:45 rook f3 is also checkmate
He played Rook f3.
I once sacked my knight by doing long castles against the 1800 lorenzo bot and I can say that that was epic
The player who did this should be called the sacrifier😂😂
I don't understand, after the bishop light squared checked and white played P g4 they were out right?
Wow that was great. I love me some aggressive play 😝
Better video title: "He forced 11-move checkmate right after Queen sacrifice! ... You won’t believe this."
I wanted to see the full 13 moves mate...