This is Why Chess Will Always Be Beautiful

A video on YouTube. In Chess, a Krater category.

Summary by Krater

A commentary of a 1972 chess game played in the Leningrad Championship between Aaron Grigorievich Reshko and Oleg Kaminsky, featuring a bishop sacrifice on move 44 that secures a winning promotion for White.

From the video

Answers: How did Aaron Grigorievich Reshko play against Oleg Kaminsky in the 1972 Leningrad Championship?

Chess tactics
English opening
Pawn promotion
Endgame strategy

What it concludes

Bringing a bishop into the endgame instead of a queen, knight, or rook is the winning move for White.
Promoting the pawn with bishop support leads to a winning endgame for White.

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