Mieses Outplays a Player 20 Years Younger | Vidmar vs Mieses, St. Petersburg 1909

St. Petersburg 1909: Milan Vidmar, born in 1885, against Jacques Mieses, born in 1865, in the Tarrasch Defense. The game stays close for most of the middlegame; then 28.Re1 and 30.Be4, a mistake, hand Black the advantage, and 30...Re6 is the only good reply. After 36.Bc6 Black is winning, and White resigns after 36...Re1+. Vidmar vs Mieses — Milan Vidmar vs Jacques Mieses, St. Petersburg 1909. St. Petersburg 1909 tournament. Tarrasch Defense (D32). Black wins: white resigns in 36 moves. Key moments: 0:00 Intro 0:10 Opening: Tarrasch Defense 7:06 Result: Black wins Every move is analysed with Stockfish 18. "Winning chances" apply lichess's published win-probability model to the engine evaluation, and each move's label (Brilliant, Mistake, Blunder...) comes from how much it changes those chances. Credits: · Photo of Milan Vidmar — Veličan Bešter (Public domain): https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Fi... · Photo of Jacques Mieses — Photographer not credited at intermediate website (Public domain): https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Fi... · Game moves — PGN Mentor (moves are facts, not copyrightable): https://www.pgnmentor.com/events/StPe... · Opening name — lichess-org/chess-openings (CC0): https://github.com/lichess-org/chess-... · Music and sound effects: original, synthesized for this channel. #chess #chesshistory #MilanVidmar