Rd6: from Firouzja is incredible 🫠

Great analysis❤

Terrible play both caruana and firouzja. 2700+ and dont know endgames.

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Nice one! Can you do caruana carlsen as well? In classical

I can picture Gary wearing his watch and Anand having no choice but to resign. For those that don't know, Gary had a couple of flag moves that meant that he was winning and resignation was imminent. There is a funny anecdote where a strong GM (I forget his name) was completely demolished by Gary in an otherwise equal position and in the press conference the GM said that Gary made one of his usual moves that signified that he was winning. The GM was so demoralised that he lost his position soon after. Seemed like an excuse to me, but it could very well be true. Don't forget that Gary was like a god back then, he had something like 100 points distance from the second best and more than 150 from the 3rd. Practically speaking he was winning all the time with white and had some draws with black. Total monster.

Very nice game about two legends with exemplary commentary. Thanks GM. Pl intermittently post us legends game too 🎉❤

After ... Nxe5, what happens if Bg7?

Danny, "I think this is the beginning of a beautiful friendship!"

In between moves are really important. Many players miss them in both attack and defence.

Very enjoyable Daniel ty PS it’s a long time ago but 😊I am fairly sure that I played Natasha in Bucks and Berks junior chess tournaments in the 1980s and then met her again briefly at Cambridge Uni. If so, wonderful to see her again on the channel

I know this game by memory, one of only a few I know. I play the Evans whenever I can and run into this line (..ed, Qxd4) from time to time,

I think Gary is responsible for influencing more chess players opening choices than any other player in the history of the game. Think of all the gambits played after this one. :)

Garry was a monster, Vishy was not yet the tiger from Madras. Thanks Daniel.

8:58 Why Nc3 and not Bg7 with a double threat B:h8 and B:e5?

The retreat of the bishop (e7) is the start of all jamming calamities black consequently has to go through. The garotte was closed and every next move was a turn of the screw to intensify the choke. [Technically the garotte chokes and impales (with a thorn which is forced into the back of the head/ neck).]

Garry never had good opinion about anand so does entire chess circle his indian background is also responsible for that

Very good video. But the thumbnail picture?

could we have a photo of Kasparov and Anand in 1995?

Wonderful DK and I will be trying Kagi this week

And after Kasparov's next move, Vishy slammed his fist down onto the table, stood up and exclaimed, "WTF Garry! You can't move the rook diagonally!"

”Cavalier au bord, cavalier mort”

Thank you for featuring this game! I've gone over it a few times already but learned much from your commentary.

I found Re1 , ....because you told me the winning move existed

Nice video and game at 1.5x speed.

Kasparov was always a good player but it cannot be overstressed that he usually had a great team behind him. He won so many games mainly through opening preparation. Kramnik was one of his helpers and knew exactly what to do when they faced off.

More Garry!!

That thumbnail is just class

Sent you a tenner for a coffee. Keep up the good work.

absolute classic, love these historical games

Agadmator should run here to watch this masterpiece. And also get a glimpse of the game. 😉

This game I believe was more about their upcoming world championship match in that it forced Anand to spend many hours of time preparing for this opening which Garry never actually then used in the match .

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First. When I was even younger I used to play the Evans! 🙂

diff better than sagar

Each state government and the government of India should introduce the chess as an optional subject in every school of our country for the bright future of youth of India

What a game <3

Great content

I read somewhere that after this game, Karpov received a lengthy analysis to defend "Garry's Gambit". At game 24 (final game where he had to win to keep the title), Karpov again played sicilian in anticipation of a repeat of the gambit by Kasparov. But that variation was not used by Kasparov.

Nice to hear you speak french :) !

Cavallo a lato cavallo malato

Florianópolis, capital of State of Santa Catarina, (southern Brazil 🇧🇷).

No mobile phone. I love Peter Leko!

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Daniel is the only non-German chess commentator who can pronounce the words "Zwischenzug" and "Zugzwang" correctly.

Another great explanation, thank you from Canada!

Very impressing german and french pronunciations. But Nepo's Name,- (so wrongly written from russian to english ), even he explained to you personally is still to be improved. NepOOOmnashi . Stress on second syllable. Last syllable ist by far more a shi than chi. Put your tongue a little bit more straight forward to the teeth. Learn the russian ABC. All of you. It takes everybody a couple of houres or days. And what a big world is oppening up.

Daniel, I must say that I am impressed by your excellent pronunciation of German! And, as usual, a very well done presentation of the game.

Long think - right think?