Mikhail Tal’s Greatest Queen Sacrifice! Best Chess Games | Moves, Strategy, Tricks & Ideas to Win
Here’s an absolutely incredible game of chess played by Mikhail Tal (the Magician from Riga). Mikhail Tal played one of his greatest queen sacrifices on move 13 of the game. This game was played between Mikhail Tal & Alexander Koblents in 1961 in Riga. Alexander Koblenz (who used to be Tal’s trainer) is playing with the black pieces & Mikhail Tal (the Eighth World Chess Champion) is playing with the white pieces. From this mindblowing game, you can learn some amazing chess tactics, strategies, tricks, traps, moves & ideas, that you can use to win more games against your friends & other players online. This is a typical Tal game & one of the best chess games, which every Sicilian Najdorf player should see! Mikhail Tal was famous for his attacking style of play & he used to create absolute magic on the chess board with his chess pieces. I also have an interesting Chess Puzzle inspired by Mikhail Tal’s games. Let’s see if you can solve that.
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R g6 to e6 plz respons
Magician from riga
Can anyone explain at 3:42 why queen cannot capture white pawn
Puzzle
White Queen on g4
q to g4
the best move for white is to move its bishop from b3 to e6
1 Qg4! bxg4 2.Rxh6 gxh6 3.Bf7#
It is bishop takes bishop on e6 then any move from black and the queen to g4
Pc3
Rook Ex6, bQueen Ex6, white bishop e6, black rook a5/a6. White queen g4/g5 checkmate
I think the best move would be taking the rook because it attacks the queen and the rook is supported by the bishop.
White – f3, black – g4, white – g4, checkmate
The end bishop takes pond and when king takes bishop rook goes into action and gets to king and gameover
Can somebody explain at @3.45 min , why did not queen took pawn ? It was free, easy move,
King move to b1
Pc3
Queen to e2
Qg4+ Bxg4
Rxh6+ gxh6
Bf7#
At 3:03 min why white f6 pawn don't move at g7 ?giving a check with white bishop and at same time taking a rock also
Q g4…bishop × q (forced)
R × h6…Pawn × rook (forced)
Light bishop to f 7 (check-mate)
Is it right sir…Plz tell
First of all I will kill the Black's rook by the white's queen on A8 because if I will play another move so then the Black's queen will mate white by coming on A1 with support of the rook then i don't care what black will play but I will kill Black's beshop on E6 by supporting the white's beshop then black will trie to save his queen then i will put my white beshop on F7 to give check and that is too much easy to checkmate with a one rook and queen without any problem 😉😉😉
Black Bishal to take a pon
It is rook to h6 followed by queen to e2 check black has to defend with His bishop and the final nail will be bishop to f7
.❤️ From Kashmir
Mikhail Tal be like : sacrifice sacrifice sacrifice, i don't like i avoid but sacrifice likes me i can't avoid 😂
😨
The best move is the bishop to E6
Pc3 followed by Bd1 check mate
What about bishop to e6 then queen to g4
Play rook first to check..
Qxa8
To stop check mate and got rook free .
QG4+ , BxG4 , Rxh6+ , xh6 and Bishop to f7 checkmate
My solution to your quiz:
Pawn to c6 to defend against a check-mate from either rook or queen at a1,
this will leave the light squared bishop completely at it's own mercy, and black will likely move to take white light squared bishop from its own light squared bishop,
Queen to g4 will be game-set-match for white
R f8
Tal never loses he just sacrifices his king sometimes
queen to f3
All calculated
I do it all the time along with getting a checkmate
Rg5 fork
Bro sacrifice everything and ends up wining
QF3, BG4, QXG4 checkmate supported by the Rook.
Answer is rook to g5
the best moves for white (puzzle time) are Qg3, Qxa8, Bxe5, and Rg4
6:08 the best move for white is rook to g7
rook to g5
Be6 attackB
Queen can not attack asRook presence
Qg4 chqmate
Queen g4 is the option to checkmate…
Qg4+ B×g4 R×h6+ g×h6 Bf7#
Quite a good puzzle 👌 👍. This tactic I first time learned when I saw mikhail tal's one of his games
Move is5
Qxa8
Bishop trade