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José Raúl Capablanca was famously called the 'invincible chess machine' long before chess computers and engines ever existed. Renowned for his unparalleled endgame skills and exceptional 'simple chess strategy,' Capablanca made winning look effortless.
His ability to combine tactical precision, defensive technique, and deep positional understanding set him apart as one of the greatest chess legends in history.
In this video lesson, you’ll learn 4 key rules of positional play inspired by Capablanca’s brilliant approach. This masterclass will help you uncover the simplicity and elegance of Capablanca’s positional play, which allowed him to dominate opponents with ease.
Capablanca’s strategy is so straightforward that it often seems as though he wins games by doing nothing extraordinary. Rather than relying on deep calculations or complex tactics, he prefers to keep things simple, letting his profound positional understanding lead the way to victory.
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► Chapters
00:00 Positional Chess Strategy of Jose Capablanca [4 Rules]
00:50 When a bishop is a bad piece
01:34 Capablanca's simple chess strategy
02:45 How to find attacking moves
06:22 Rule-1
08:01 Capablanca and Carlsen good at endgame?
10:35 Rule-2
11:35 Rule-3
14:29 Carlsen was right about Capablanca
19:38 Rule-4
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