Noah Gaming's video: Chess Marvel: Mouret s 1820 Automaton Challenge Only 6 Losses Out of 300 Games

Welcome to Chess World Champion! In this video, we dive into a fascinating chapter of chess history. In 1820, the brilliant French chess master Mouret conducted the legendary Automaton Chess Player in London, engaging in an incredible 300 games over a few months. Giving odds of King Bishop's Pawn and the first move to every opponent, Mouret astounded the chess community by losing only six games, with his formidable challengers being Cocbrane, Brand, and Mercier. Join us as we explore this remarkable feat, analyzing key matches and strategies that made this achievement possible. Don't forget to like, subscribe, and hit the notification bell for more amazing chess content!