EP 181 | Queen of Chess

In this episode of Dojo Talks, the Sensei review the Netflix documentary 'Queen of Chess' and discuss Judit Polgar’s rise to the top of the chess world. They break down what the film gets right, what it leaves out about the Polgar training experiment, and what her legacy means for future generations of players.

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00:05 Intro to the documentary

04:30 Family movie night reactions

08:50 Chess stories on Netflix

13:30 Underdog appeal in chess

19:40 What the film leaves out

27:00 Polgar’s rise explained

36:30 Polgar vs Kasparov debate

1:00:20 Lessons from the film