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Paul Morphy Plays Like a Computer... in 1866!

Welcome back to the channel! Today, we are traveling back to 1866 New Orleans to witness the legendary Paul Morphy in his natural habitat: a wild, tactical King's Gambit. In this game against his lifelong friend and rival Charles Maurian, Morphy shows us why he was decades ahead of his time. This isn't just a win; it is a masterclass in development, central control, and the "Spirit of the Gambit." The Highlights: The Muzio-Style Sacrifice: Morphy gives up a full Knight on move 5 just to open lines against the Black King. Development vs. Material: Watch how Morphy ignores being down a piece to ensure every single one of his units is active, while Maurian’s queenside remains completely asleep. The Final Blow: A stunning Pin-and-Win sequence. The final move, 16. Bb5, is a "Quiet Move" that forces an immediate resignation because the Black Queen is trapped in a deadly pin! No long endgame. No mercy. Just pure attacking brilliance. This is not just a win. This is a masterpiece in miniature. ♟️🔥 #chessengine #chesshistory #paulmorphy #chesshighlights