Check out this extraordinary chess game from 1984 between Emil Joseph Diemer and Thomas Heiling! Diemer broke all the conventional opening principles by moving 17 pawns in a row right in the opening phase of the game. Yes, you read that right. He played 17 pawn moves in a row, showcasing his unparalleled creativity and brilliance on the chessboard. Some people call this game as "The Immortal Pawns Game" or "The Pawnmower Man!". Despite the unorthodox start, Diemer made his opponent's play extremely confused and defensive and also went on executing four brilliant moves subsequently, leading to a remarkable victory in the game. So watch this game to learn how to push only pawns and win a chess game easily and strategically.

VIDEO CHAPTERS:
0:00 Emil Joseph Diemer vs Thomas Heiling
13:59 Question of the Day!

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