5 Reasons why Alekhine was such a strong Master (+ Video)
Alexander Alekhine (World Champion 1927-1935 and 1937-1946) was a great player. Today we are going to analyze a masterpiece where he beat another amazing master: Akiba Rubinstein. In the annotations for the game, we analyze his moves and what made him such a fantastic Champion.
Video analyzing the game Alekhine vs Rubinstein, 1923, and 5 important Alekhine’s qualities as Chess Master
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Summary of 5 Reasons why Alekhine was such a strong master
- Not afraid to sacrifice a pawn
- Sharp tactic vision
- Master of the initiative
- Found crazy strong moves
- Also played for the endgame
I predicted Nakamura’s Bongcloud on St. Louis Rapid & Blitz
And in my previous post, I predicted Naka would play Bongcloud in this tournament.
Well, actually I didn’t precisely predict it; I just mentioned he could play it.
Well, I only mentioned the possibility that he would play it, but then I said that maybe he would not play it.
What I really said was that I didn’t think he would play it in this tournament.
Still, it counts as a prediction… 
He played it and he won…
Again…
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