Adams vs Kasparov - Kasparov's final victory | Linares 2005 |

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[@uble314]

Why not show us Michael Adams' finest game?

[@HunterBelkiran]

You use an unusually loud mouse, but what's weird is I really like the creaking clicking sounds LOL.

[@dahlberry]

It's comforting, in a way

[@RP-dy5mu]

Ahhh what are you doing, I didn't notice this before. Now it's annoying me.

[@prisonerofwarhammer3814]

The checkmate after Black's ...Nc2 is unbelievably beautiful. It looks almost like a study!

[@HangingPawns]

Great game! No one focuses on his late games. Thanks for the great analysis as always!

[@gavinjones8543]

Astoundingly good videos, thank you so much mr King. Also a big thanks for correct pronounciation of the words Scheveningen and Topalov !

[@yamiegg394]

More Najdorf games please! I find it fascinating just how many resources Black has in these positions, no matter how terrifying White's attack or positional advantage seems. I'd especially like to see some Adams Attack (6. h3), since that seems to be trendy nowadays.

[@matrix31003]

As black, I try to play Najdorf as much as possible as I am very comfortable in the sharp positions that arise. Awesome to see the analysis here for even more ideas.

[@janjacdr1]

First game I have learnt from first to last move and the game that ultimately made me fall in love with Najdorf Sicilian! Masterpiece from Kasparov indeed. Thank you for this video Daniel! Great work!

[@kinongamalathge5588]

Great Video Sir

[@justinwr092]

Congrats on 40K subscribers! Well deserved!

[@svenegbers518]

Great video! Thanks a lot!

[@ajeanville]

Great channel Daniel, fantastic commentary and analysis 👍🏽

[@justinwr092]

Great game. I personally find these types of positions terrifying as black. I tried playing the Scheviningen for about a month and had to go back to my caro kann against 1.e4 and forget about the Sicilian altogether. Maybe one day I'll work up the courage.

[@joaquincabeza]

Going to kasparov playlist! I really enjoy your videos Daniel! :D

[@Sreeni2611]

Brilliantly analysed. I am not a chess player. But Shri Daniel King's lucid commentary and charming smile makes understanding chess better and getting insight into great games. Keep it up, King of Chess ...

[@ashutoshpitkar2532]

Great video, thanks :)

[@mhamedelkhiyati1865]

Thank you

[@Robster543210]

Great video, thank you!

[@MEME-qe4ze]

i ordered an octopus knight mug!

[@PowerPlayChess]

Great to hear! I love the design!

[@archaeopteryx7405]

I think more games of Kasparov and Karpov are worth to be presented in this channel. But also the games of the great Mikhail Botvinnik.

[@yonatanshenhav1208]

Daniel, would u agree that Kasparov is a much more fun player to watch than Magnus because of his fearlessness? Magnus grinds u down in boring endgames, and Garry just jumps for your throat

[@PowerPlayChess]

First, beauty/fun is in the eye of the beholder. Second, Kasparov did not always play in the way we see here, and learned to back down (particularly in the latter half of his career) if he felt the situation was too risky. You are clearly not a fan of Magnus's style, but we should separate style from fearlessness/risk. I actually see the current world champion as often taking more risks in his play than Kasparov. Garry would never have played such unorthodox openings as Magnus for example. In the sharp position in this game, Garry had done his homework and already had a very good feel for the position.

[@PowerPlayChess]

Super Nezh. Yes indeed. Certainly not the GOAT but more of a goat in his attacking style. I will bear that thought in mind. I was at Fulham on Saturday - Maupay in the last minute!! CMON YOU BEES!!

[@PowerPlayChess]

Next Hangout probably Monday 23rd April at 7pm (UK). I'll confirm later.

[@user-ts2co4ov5h]

Dear Daniel King have you considered using a wood themed board ? instead of the blue and white screen to make it look like you were playing with wood board , it might be a good change or you can put it up to vote with your loyal listeners.... or do whatever you like because it is your channel after all but something to think about.... thank you kindly for your deep analysis for club-level players

[@amitbharati8941]

I play najdorf variation very often. I would have never castled like Kasparov. Amazing game

[@zogzog1063]

Amit: Me too

[@nilsp9426]

I would have been happy playing against that strange setup from Adams, though. It looks like he completely lost track of things during the early opening. Playing both a3 and Be2 behind the f3 pawn in the same game cannot be a good thing in this line. No a4. No early g4. No efficient development of the Be2. I wonder if Kasparov already smelled blood after lets say move 11.

[@amitbharati8941]

Nils Petras totally agree with you.

[@MEME-qe4ze]

Kasparov the Great!

[@mrdraw2087]

This was almost suicide by Adams. He seemed really badly prepared, yet he went for this sharp line. Great video, though.

[@fwr9574]

Old man Kasparov making Mickey Adams look like Mickey Mouse

[@phamduc1987]

sir, have we ever seen Kasparov losing with Najdorf ?

[@Saqu0007]

What was Adams thinking playing a poor variation of his opponents favourite opening?

[@PowerPlayChess]

Adams has a good record with the white pieces against the Sicilian. He just had a bad day.

[@MasterStroke.]

Is Kasparov an active player? I´ve seen some videos of him playing against the ellite.

[@PowerPlayChess]

Kasparov retired from serious tournament play in 2005 - as I mention in the video. Since then he has played a few exhibition matches and also participated in a speed tournament in St Louis in 2017, but this was definitely not a return (as portrayed by some in the media at the time). He is now a human rights activist, business speaker and author.

[@srkroyals]

PowerPlayChess why

[@BenNCM]

I thought Garry was 65!

[@RidingBones]

Why don't you try accepting Bitcoin?

[@ima7mad]

I dare him to do that against Magnus.

[@martybishop6131]

Sounds like an amatuer talking...the question is would Magnus have the guts to even go into a najdorf massacre with Kapsy i dont think so LOL Karpov was an exclusive e4 player and switched to d4 cause he had enough of Kasparovs sicillian

[@srkroyals]

I will castle kingside

[@yashj8238]

More Kaspy

[@PowerPlayChess]

Do check out the Kasparov playlist by clicking on the link in the info tab and also the video description.

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[@bobfree1226]

i saw almost all kasparoves games and in a series Fischer would beat him no doubt,

[@fundhund62]

No doubt?? Hardly.

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