Joey Diaz of chess

its nice to see you doing well chris its been years

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Thank you.

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god i wish this had better audio

audio cutting in and out

Thank you.

Great video! Thanks for breaking this down so clearly.

Hi Coach this is Akshay Nair from Gomes School. I just found out about this channel. Good Job!

"Most of my students see drastic improvement within the first couple of lessons (usually a couple hundred points for serious students)." Hahahahahhaha, what overconfident clown. Patzer. Coaching amoebas, probably.

Clown and fake master who must learn to respect authorities, ethic, logic and basic strategy.

Not_Magnus_1 is the best

Hey! Waiting for 2023 camps!

i have a question you said after staring at the board for hal an hour was this really half an hour or was this not litterly half an hour

The Waffle House has found its new host.

Loved this

I had the pleasure of hanging out with Emory Tate a few times. He was quite a character. Great player! Excellent video here! Tate sure did see deeply into the game

He’s worse in so many of these variations. Not sure how he managed to win this

i am still highschool haven't graduated yet haha i have one more year left :)

GG chris

Nice

Emory was a chengis khan in chess

I’ve been looking for a lesson like this to point someone to who wants to learn. I think you absolutely nailed it. Great work, thank you 🙏

1:16 little did we knew that those two young men would take over the world in a few years

What a beautiful channel you here....great work

What a game

Exclaim or exclam?

Who else is here because of Andrew?

What do we the call the father of 2 top G's ?

Amazing

He is one of the most overrated players in chess history

At 44:25 If instead of Rxb3 with Rb4 for black 1. ... Rb4 2. Bf6 Kf7 3. Qe5 Rb7 4. Bg5 Rg6 5. Qxc5 and white wins as queen still able to get in from another direction. If 1... Bc2 2. b4 cxb4 3. c5 b3 4. c6 Re7 5. Qd4 Rge8 6. c7 Rc8 7. Qd8 and white wins. Very interesting position for white and how to win.

Wow..

Nice Video

thats great chris

I like the game on the board, best I found for white was knight b4

Awesome video 🔥 if you get time I just dropped new chess content and I’m trying to grow my channel as much as I can this year 🔌

Nice video and I like the music too!

Thank you this was a great introduction to chess. What tortoise video are talking about? 58:47

Really N1ce Thanks . . . 😎

Thank you for organizing the tournament, my boys really enjoyed it

Very intresting 🤔

Chris, thank you for having me a special guest! I enjoyed it a lot! My 9 year old opponent was underrated. At the end of the tournament, his rating jumped from 1000s to the 1400s. No joke! If a player is playing somebody way below their rating, never underestimate that player! Good to know about Nona Gaprindashvili and the

Testing 1...2...3.... Despite the momentary sound concern, this was a most delightful video. The two of you are so sweet I wanted to hug you both. I thought Lauren's opponent played quite well for his age (not all 9 year olds are candidate masters, though sometimes it feels that way) and the in-game dialogue and explanations were as enjoyable as they were instructional. If its ok, I would like to say something about Nona Gaprindashvili and Lone Pine, or the "Louis D. Statham Masters-Plus Tournament" as they are officially called: There were 11 Lone Pine tournaments between 1971 and 1981, when the sponsor, Louis Statham became sick (he died less than two years later) From 1971-1974 only American players were invited to Lone Pine. Nona Gaprindashvili played at Lone Pine in 1977 and in fact tied for first place with Yuri Balashov, Oscar Panno and Dragutin Sahović and earned a GM norm -the following year she became the 1st women to receive the GM title and it was based on her performance at Lone Pine. She didn't even need to earn another norm. She played all men at Lone Pine and came in first place (did you hear that Netflix?). Thanks for this most pleasurable hour of chess immersion.

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Such a Classic Game, thanks for featuring it chris cause this game was such a artistic masterpiece ❤

good game

I registered Chris for the summer camp in the advanced level, joined the tournaments, and have completed the homework ❤️