00:01Hello, my name is Alejandro and in this video we will see another tactical exercise of Ajedrez.
00:06It is a game that was played between Lilienthal and Botvinnik in 1945.
00:12Both players have the same amount of pieces and peons,
00:15but Botvinnik is doing a dangerous attack against Lilienthal and has 4 points.
00:22So here, the tactical leader of Botvinnik is first to play C3,
00:30attacks against C3.
00:33So here, Lilienthal, the player that he plays is Dama-Capture-Dama.
00:39If he had played Torre-Capture-Caballo, then he would have been the Hake-Mate.
00:46So, back to the original position, Botvinnik will play Torre-Capture-Capture-Caballo,
00:52and also attacking the Torre-Blanca.
00:58Lilienthal plays Torre-D-C1,
01:02Cb-A-B5,
01:05Cb-Capture-NF7
01:06and Botvinnik capture-N3
01:10and after all the combination,
01:12we can see that Botvinnik has won a P-P,
01:15he has won a P-P,
01:17and the white pieces are very passive,
01:20so that Botvinnik will win the game.
01:23And that's all.
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