Chess it up!'s video: World Championship Match 1890 91 Game 5 Chess Champions

These two weeks we will take a closer look at the 3rd World Championship Chess Match 1890/91! Wilhelm Steinitz (winner of the first two matches) and Isidor Gunsberg met in the Manhattan Chess Club. The winner would be the first to reach 10 points (draws not counting). 9-9 would be a draw, so the game was on... In short videos (app. 5-15 minutes each) we will zoom in on the match highlights, and let you see the most interesting ideas that occurred in that match! So tune in, and have fun ;-) ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Don't forget to subscribe to our channel and let us know your comments about the game underneath! ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- We welcome your support! You can help us build the coolest Chess Channel on Youtube! Support us here: https://www.paypal.me/chessitup All donations are appreciated and will help us make this channel even better! ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- "Steinitz vs Gunsberg 1890/91; New York. Isidor Gunsberg was born in Budapest, Hungary in 1854. During the mid-1880s, he established himself as one of the strongest chessplayers in the world. In matches, he beat Henry Bird in 1886 and Joseph Henry Blackburne in 1887. His tournament successes included 1st at Hamburg 1885, shared 1st with Amos Burn at London 1887, 1st at Bradford 1888, and shared 1st with Bird at London 1889. In 1888, he said that before considering a challenge for Wilhelm Steinitz's title, his play should first become "a little more mature. (...)" Do you want to read more? Visit our source: https://www.chessgames.com/perl/chess.pl?tid=53816