00:01Hello, my name is Alejandro and in this video we are going to see another tactical exercise of Ajedrez.
00:06It is a game between Jam, Beezer and Max EV in 1949.
00:12Here both players have a number of peons and pieces.
00:16They both have a pass, but EV has the advantage of the field over the horse in an open position.
00:25Here the computer says that EV has the advantage of 6 points.
00:29The tactic is first to play the horse in an open position.
00:36Here if the horse captures the horse, EV plays a B3.
00:42We can see that the horse will be in a row that is controlled by the horse.
00:48So, the black white could playusi T1, B2, D1, Corona, control, capture and all the field captures.
01:03And Max EV would win the game.
01:06This is a game between Max EV and Raphael Cintrón in the Olympias Ajedrez of 1958.
01:14Here both players have the same amount of peons and pieces
01:18But MaxEV has the same peons in E6 and the pair of alfiles
01:24While Sintron has the same peons in D6
01:28And his alfiles of black casillas are restricted by his own pieces
01:34So here the computer says that EV has the advantage of almost 6 points
01:39And the winner's tactic is the following
01:43First he plays F6
01:47If the negro captures F6 then he plays E7 with a hacker a descubierta
01:55Here he plays G7
01:58The peons captures the torre and corona
02:02And finally the negras play C4 captures the Q2
02:07And we can see that after the combination MaxEV has won the quality
02:13The negras still have the peon atrasado
02:16And really the negras can't use the alfiles of black casillas to win the same
02:23So MaxEV has a great advantage of 5 points
02:27And that's all
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02:33Until next time
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