I memorized this game a while ago but there were several moves by both sides I didn't really get. This is by far the clearest walkthrough I've found. Thank you!

What a high quality video! David's passion is contagious!

God, didn't realize how crazy that ending was until I watched this. Thanks David, this is fantastic.

Beautiful explanation of a beautiful game. I love the new games to memorize in Dojo 2.0. Each game is better than the next.

"The dominated sad little filly. vs The outposted blockading boss" needs to be a meme!

Thank you David, great explanation of a fantastic game.

Excellent presentation by David . Quite innovative way of presenting. Love this way of presentation

What a game! Thanks for the vid David and Dojo.

What a game! Thank you very much for bringing this masterpiece today! Your explanation has added so much value to the video. It's interesting, after a few years trying to improve my understanding of chess, I think I finally got to the point in which I can appreciate the power of positional ideas like pawn sac showcased in this game. Suddenly I watch analysis like this one and get amazed by the ideas, which makes it a lot easier to memorize the whole thing. A real pleasure.

wow great wonderful amazing video thanks

Bardeleben was known for quitting tournaments when losing😄 he was quite a good player and had a pleasant tournament up to this game while Steinitz had a bad start before getting that brilliany price! I reviewed this game literally when i started chess, and the beauty of the combination kept me playing.

Could not hit like fast enough. One of my favorite games of all time.

20:33 Evrard-Clerckx corr game 1946!

Okay, this is a pretty cool game

I still remember how impressed I was 60 years ago. Please pronounce "Curt" like "Coort". Today poor von Bardeleben is only remembered for this game.

Grumpypants McRunaway lol

The famous "scandal" was invented by Soltis. According to Pollock, who had been a participant in the tournament, on pages 298-300 of La Stratégie, 15 October 1895: "La partie a été terminée ici, M. de Bardeleben s’est retiré sans abandonner et la partie a été adjugée à M. Steinitz à l’expiration du temps limité. M. de Bardeleben a dit à son adversaire que sa conduite était pour protester contre les applaudissements souvent trop prolongés dont les visiteurs saluaient les victorieux et c’est à la suite de cet incident que le Comité du tournoi a défendu toute démonstration."

David, can you analyze Capa's masterpiece when he takes apart Frank Marshall in the Marshall Gambit?

09:36 Qxd7#