4 Missed Wins. I challenge you to find them all. · Road to GM, Game 333

Here's a test for advanced players. A wild game in which both my opponent and I missed clear winning chances twice! None of the winning ideas were easy to spot, but, to a player with great calculation abilities they shouldn't present a big problem. Can you find them? Give your analysis in the chat!
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Sesvete Open, Rd 6
Cvitkovic F. (2110) - Tomic S. (1968)
Semi-Slav, Schallopp Defense
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[@jaydub2971]

Welcome back, Stjepan

[@thebeast464]

No way, I used to think his name was Stephan this whole time 😂

[@TervAndJordGaming]

Your videos are brilliant! One little request - could you please reverse the order of the Road to GM playlist? I’m trying to follow your journey along from the beginning and it’s a bit frustrating having to scroll down 200+ videos! And if I watch from today I feel like I’ve missed out on the experience.

[@connorleary9178]

Kc8 is probably one of the nuttiest winning ideas I’ve seen

[@impact3457]

Hello,your videos help me very much for opening preparation,and I'm so thankful for them. However,I would recommend in Opening videos you added timestamps for different lines as that would make it easier to find the lines you might need.

[@muhammedamanullah5893]

Sir,[for black]playing g7 instead of d5 after 1 e4 c6… is it a good move?

[@tobias2252]

Good to have you back!

[@robertorovida2108]

17... c5! was already possible without further preparation 27... Nxf3!! not easy to spot at all; no regret. 32... Nh6 had to be seen and played, instead. Easy positional principle: why did you end up to solve your opponent's problem of having a bad bishop? 66... g5! was important for keeping the h-file closed, even without calculating any other move ahead.

[@24Cristiandiaz]

18:55 Isn´t Nxe5 a move there? Getting 3 paws for the Knight and opening up the position?

[@ninj-as7710]

13:58, the knight isn't threatened immediately, it's backed up by the queen.

[@zBrain0]

Good to hear you will be recording regularly again! We missed you!

[@deepalnanayakkara1887]

i saw rg8 idea but i scrapped it because qd6 kc8 qe6 fork

[@mehrdara6545]

I really liked your carokann games of great players series please do one for the slav defense

[@ciaranconway1876]

Do you know of any good PGNs for chessbook I play the London, Caro Kann and Slav.

[@onniruusunen9444]

That is not semislav. Tthat is simply slav, schallop

[@crimsonking5961]

Good game Stejpan

[@SEAKPhotog]

Welcome back!

[@vaibhavsharma2700]

I spotted you during a post game conference in candidates.

[@A.denria]

Hii stjepan,, it's my humble request, can you please make a series on stone wall attack? I've been waiting for a long time but it's not there

[@Elermakk]

Hii admin,can you make video about KIA theory pleasee...

[@danmcgoogleaccount6954]

Woof. Not going to pretend I could come up with Kc8 in this lifetime.

[@adityaparikh7857]

Just a suggestion

[@adityaparikh7857]

Can you post candidates recaps?

[@chaitu6969]

Ik you want him to post candidates recaps but still there are people who cover games like 'Gothamchess' and 'ChessbaseIndia'

[@siddharththakkar2523]

He had done Candidates game reviews in 2018 (I think).