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The Immortal Game. Adolf Anderssen, 1851 – 1st World Chess Champion

The Immortal Game. Adolf Anderssen, 1851 – 1st World Chess Champion Greetings, dear chess fans and experts! This is FIDE Master Max Omariev with you. Today we are gonna be looking at the immortal game of Adolf Anderssen. This great game is among the small number of games that have been given a name. They are immortalized in history. It was played in 1851. This is the nineteenth century. Before I start analyzing this game, I'd like to talk a bit about the chess player himself, Adolf Anderssen, because he was actually the first world champion. So, he was the strongest chess player in the first half of the 19th century, in the early 19th century. So here's his brief story. When you watch this game, you'll realize that you play chess stronger than the strongest chess player of the nineteenth century. Really, in every move, there will be a mistake. Now you will see. In every move, the opponents made serious mistakes. Adolf Anderssen was born in 1818 and died in 1879, in Breslau, Germany. n addition to being a consummate chess player, he also achieved the degree of Doctor of Science, and Professor of Mathematics, because it was hard to live off chess at that time. And every strong chess player had some other part-time job or main job in addition to chess. He lost a game against Steinitz and since then Steinitz has been considered the strongest chess player. So, I think we are sufficiently familiar with Adolf Anderssen. Subscribe to the channel and hit the like button, not to miss the new cool chess videos that we release regularly for you.