Proof Capablanca Would Dominate Chess Today!

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Published 2023-12-18
Witness the brilliance of José Raúl Capablanca as he showcases why he would dominate the chess world even today. This game, considered one of the most astonishing in chess history, reveals Capablanca's unmatched skills in handling complex situations. Join us as we delve into the mind of a true chess genius and marvel at his ability to adapt and outsmart his opponents. Subscribe now to discover more captivating chess moments like this!

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All Comments (21)
  • There's no doubt in my mind that Capa would be a force in any era of chess. There's no substitute for genius.
  • @manasuniyal2897
    Even Fisher was a great fan of Capablanca .He called him a genius without any doubt.
  • @bobrossofwar4096
    Keeping your cool under such a crazy attack is not easy. What a game.
  • The Marshall attack was so threatening that could crush anyone...it gave me goosebumps impending capablanca loss..but to outthink such an attack OVER THE BOARD with some ingenious moves is true genius... I'm convinced he's amongst the top 3 in all time great list with Paul Morphy.
  • Capablanca has always been my favorite. His ability to calculate was astonishing. One of the few who can see the whole board and understand all of the implications and weakness.
  • @uygarbaksi
    it's really incredible he could manage defending that attack without any preparation and even he never saw a chess engine in his life.
  • @nonavailable4000
    Fantastic prepared attacking ideas by Frank Marshall , and even more amazing difficult defensive ideas found on the go by Capablanca under time constraints !!!
  • @starman8086
    This guy’s a great chess commentator… glad I stumbled upon his channel!
  • @luisoceanman6250
    Without a doubt one of the best players ever a real Genius. A master of class . He will always be remembered on chess history for his incredible performance under pressure
  • @sekisc
    I think Capablanca is one of the true geniuses of the early times. He is very flexible and concrete, which are universally important skills. He would learn modern openings in no time
  • @soakedbearrd
    If I can take one quality of Jose’s game is his unbelievable poise. That guy is cool as can be, and it shows in his game.
  • @csca555
    Amazing game to analyze, insane vision by Capablanca
  • @martinstobbe9333
    It is no bold prediction that a player who was ahead of everyone at his time would be a top player today. This is also true for Morphy, Steinitz, Lasker, Alekhine, Botwinik, Smyslov, Tal, Spasski, Fischer etc.
  • @Tech-vn1jv
    I was born in Havana, Cuba, just like Capablanca. Since I love chess, Capa is my favorite Cuban. It is a great honor to be born in the country of one of the greatest minds in the history of Chess. Thank you very much for your video, Capa had the brains to play in this era if he was alive. How do we know when we are great? Answer: When you were born in 1888 and they mention your name on the Netflix series The Queen's Gambit and the movie Searching for Bobby Fisher. 100 years from now, those who love this game like myself will know the name Jose Raul Capablanca y Graupera, Havana, Cuba.
  • @mastrake
    Nice commentary! An amazing game.
  • @tarunshah8795
    Great game and fantastic commentary. Thanks for bringing this old gems.