The Immortal Bullet Chess Game! – Schmaltz vs. Har-Zvi, 2001 – #10 of the 2000s

In the 2000s, online chess took off, and great games began to be played online. In 2001, GM Ronen Har-Zvi played what has since been called the “Immortal Bullet Chess Game.” Don’t miss this game, my #10 best game of the 2000s!

Lessons:
* Chess beauty can be created even in 35 seconds!
* Try to give back material to stifle the mate when your opponent sacrifices for mate.
* Bullet chess is about intuition more than anything else.

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7 Comments

  1. Please don't analyse so muchSo us what the players played

  2. That was wild! Driving the white king to the eighth rank for mate.

  3. Amazing, indeed its about intuition – i've seen the 15s+0 game which Andrew Tang played against Alpha zero or maybe it was stockfish – in these time controls the engine is slower than a human 🙂 – engine dropped a piece and Andrew managed to win BY PREMOVING his queen attack :), he knew what the machine will play 🙂

  4. Why don't you make video ongoing candidates tournament!!

  5. 1:29 Rook want to go for e6 at the game but of course at this positşom Re8 bad

  6. Ronen Har-Zvi is from Israel not Italy 😡
    Definitely one of my favorite games, have looked at this one with countless students

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