In this historic chess game Emil Joseph Diemer played as white and he broke every single chess opening principle. He completely abandoned development of his pieces and just pushed pawns until the18th move.
He still managed to win this chess game by suffocating black’s position. This game is one of the reasons why we love chess.
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In this case if my opponent plays a push game, I usually sacrifice my king knight to annihilate 3 pawns
I love your name. Castle queen side. For people who don't know that means I woke up and choose violence lol
Deimer was in a mental assylum at the time this game was played
I did a Google search for the simple phrase "pushing pawns" and this video came up as the first result. THAT'S what you call an immortal game
guy didn't even get a profile picture
White pawn on d6 carried
Rooks=🤢🤮
Minor pieces=😍🥰
Thank you, that was great.
Holy dango
Bro so many mating pattern
Love this game!
Wow! Pretty good by white. I think if black would've stuck with his defense he might of lost some pieces right off but in the long run he'd of won.
That's one of the most insane games I've seen using pawns…
Talk about someone with big balls… 🎱🎱 … ⚖
Itna wahiyat game ni dekha maine aajtk
clear and concise. Cheers!
Hey, i am a begginer, my questions always come rescpectfully and from a place of curiosity, so i am not trying to insult anyone or pretending to know more than i know. I honestly want to know the reason why Black didn't take the pawn on a4 at 3:33. It seems like a good move for someone unexperienced like me. If b5xa4 it is basically a free pawn, right? To gain that pawn back, White only has 3 options, pushing the pawn to b3, which would end up in a trade and Black would still be up a pawn, or take the pawn with the queen or the rook, but that would only end up in a trade of a pawn and a knight for a rook or a queen, in either case black would be up material, by 2 or 5.
2:02 white*
Crazy play. Once white starts to move something different to a pawn, black is always under threat.
Plot twist- Diemer didn't know how the other pieces moved.
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Great. I heard a theory about pushing pawns, but never seen a game where it was done.
this only works against beginners. castle to safety. when fully trapped, sacrifice a piece to break through and his king will be in deep shit. i like to play against these type of players tho, it’s always fun destroying them.
Great video well done. Thank you
The black.
he sacriface the roooooookkk
Thank you 😍😇💜
It feels like its hardly 1500 elo match
Pawn to b5 was a blunder
I Never knew you could Castleside King. How does that work??
I liked it a very unusual game thx for posting
There was a mate in h7 with knight too
Some sonuvabitch did this to me one day! I was like wtf??? But I won. He must've seen this vid and just started using it lol. Very weird.
Beautiful and entertaining match !!
Big brain brother.
Hella pawns opening…
Does that mean Emil can claim to be one of the earliest pawn stars?
Very cool game thanks for showing
Best game ever❤😂
the black could never have expected this
Great game
That was wild.
https://youtu.be/DXOfnZRpfZM
8:07 there is nice king and rook fork for black here Bh4 & Kd3. Computer is dumb.
Lol too many ads for such a short video.
Before seeing this. I've been playing with "all pawn" openings…. its funny. Most people get confused. Yea there's a lot of exchanges but somehow… ice pulled off some dumb games
Really funny video. But lots of errors from black side. It won’t work against experienced players. Anyway, thank you for sharing this. Really interesting and funny match.
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brillant game
Is it weird that I think that a pawn only game fits the look of Emil Diemer? He looks like an ancient chess master who lives in the mountains who is approached by an ambitious young chess prodigy and is like "Son, you are not ready yet." and beats him with only pawns.