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This is art.
I'm learning chess, and I can see that I'm a poor boy and I'm a long, long way from home
Danya analyzed this same game a year before and his video is much better in terms of explanation of the positional concepts.
Nice analysis of the game. I think that it would have been better for Black if he tried to contest the d5 knight early on after White’s c3 by playing Be6 or Ne7, eliminating the active knight before the other knight on a3 can support it. The game would have gone differently but I believe Black would be much better than in the actual game.
After Black's move Ra2 at 6:08, Kasparov had Nbd7, winning the Rook on f8, he castled instead.
A fascinating game with perfect comments, making it easy to understand. Thank you!
Wow Garry was on another level
Followed and subed. You Definitely earned it. Good video. Gary K is one of my favorites.
A simpler way to think about that rook exchange, he can take the bishop and then immediately immobilize the knight, kinda like getting 2 pieces for one.
This is definitely high level. I would never have thought of exchanging a ROOK for a weaker piece. AND I would never have thought of letting pieces hang in favour of setting up other moves. You really need to be able to think well ahead to be confident enough to allow pieces to hang.
What do you say if a friendly ghost persistently shows up on top of your head?Casper! Off!
Suscribed for proper pronunciation of Kasparov. 👍🏼
As an Australian, whose nation unleashed upon the world the terror of the Australian Question Intonation, I must implore you: please don't go up at the end of sentences like that. It makes everything sound like a question and undermines your authority. You're saying very intelligent things, but the question intonation makes you sound like a chavvy Essex girl on a hen night.
winning position for white!
Thank you, this gets you into the mindset of passing up a nice move for a better move.
kasparov misses the mate in 2.
Your analysis is amazing! I am too impatient for most chess videos, but your analysis is captivating. Wonderful job and thank you.
clickbait. "With Garry Kasparov" ?? are you kidding me? ridiculous.
Interesting how much better the computer found.
Great Channel! 👏🏾💯
Absolutely loved this video! Well done!
Thank You Epic. I've subbed
The main problem isn't "chucking peices on a square", the problem is to identify important squares.
d5 is a knows square to fight for control in a multitude of variations of The Sicilian. I'll know it when I see it, but spotting the less obvious or those I don't have previous knowleage of… That is the tricky part.
@6:02 why not knight to d7?
As a 1100 ELO player..I think I took nothing from this video.
This video is popping off getting recommend left and right!
Good for you big man!
Big thanks for keeping the game on full screen ❤ other creators want their faces in and hog up 85% of the screen. Great anylisis and a new sub😊😊 Thanks a big bunch!!
At 6:02, why didn't White move Kb6 to d7, thereby forking Black's Queen and Rook?
Wasn't there a mate in 2 at 9:23 by checking the king with the knight and taking queen into the action…
You need these skills at the 2000 level to go up the ladder.
crisp, precise exactly what i was lookin for………. thank you u gained a new sub <3
It’s so very instructive to hear the reasoning behind Kasparov’s moves. I did not see the rook sacrifice until it was put in the context of positional chess, protecting the knight on D5
Monster Knight onD5 not 4😂
This game and your analysis was very instructive and enjoyable. Thank you and keep it coming!!
Thanks great instructional video.
HIGHLY illustrative. Thank you for the video. 🙂 (Any more like it to come??😉)
I look at a game such as this and find myself reminded of just how much of a spectacular player Kasparov really was.
very crisp and precise…….its really helpful….more from you hopefully..Thanks
Why not knight c7 check. opening the white bishop a lane to f7, then moving the queen to f7 for mate? What am I missing.
Good lesson,. Like your game choices.
Uh. Am I the only one that wanted to see how the actual game ended ??
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Very instructive, thank you!
Is there a second part for the endgame my elo is only 1100 and i dont really see a win from this position (i mean i see it i just dont know how keep it 😂)
2:35 why didnt black take the Knight on d5 with bischop?
Wouldnt it be good to trade a well placed Knight for a badly placed bischop?
thank you very much
How do we determine if a square is key?
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How do I improve at positional chess, are there puzzles I can practice?