Kasparov defeats Kamsky with the English Attack

[@simonl4523]

Kasparov’s play at the end: brutal and elegant

[@danielbspinola]

Love his style

[@jeremyying3602]

You know how i really enjoy these videos? I can pause and get wrong every single pop quiz and keep coming back for more.

[@ChessNetwork]

😊

[@MasDingos]

Indeed. The chess is great, but I think Jerry could probably read from a phone book and make it entertaining. Do you remember the Adobe Flash Gambit?

[@alexandershorse9021]

I like the momentum, Kasparov’s dynamic, thanks Jerry!

[@ChessNetwork]

👍😎

[@MasonSmith-y8r]

best chess channel 100%

[@chess_poemschess]

^^

[@Watupm]

10:00 that's such a brilliant point thank you

[@hamzaf19]

I did not actually realize up until the end that it was Kasparov who has played this masterpiece. And I just got to witness and understand the genius thanks to you! Thank you very much Jerry. :)

[@KF1]

This is one I'm going to enjoy watching twice

[@grouchomcgrouch4150]

and to think in 1993 when this was played the only games I really cared about were on my Super Nintendo

[@ChessNetwork]

I hear that…I was probably Mario Cartin’ around when this game was played. 😎

[@grouchomcgrouch4150]

@@ChessNetwork in our defense the snes was pretty amazing

[@altonbrek]

Love the rook lift!

[@MoonBurn13]

That was a game middle range players like me could follow all the way. Thanx, Jerry.

[@ChessNetwork]

👍😎

[@DeuceGenius]

Kasparov so good to watch

[@ChessNetwork]

👍

[@joseraulcapablanca8564]

a wonderful rook a beautiful game and afine analysis. thanks Jerry.

[@werners5191]

The quality of the analysis paired beautifully with the quality of Kasparov’s play.

[@MrSupernova111]

Beautiful rook position on e5. Thanks for the game Jerry!

[@chessanalysis64]

Thanks Jerry. !!!!!!

[@Silvermist78]

Awesome very instructive thank you

[@DeuceGenius]

Thats a heck of a game thanks for the analysis. I need to think more like kasparov in my games 😊

[@aldocaraig]

Wow This high quality analysis is for free! thank u Jerry

[@coulie27]

Thank you for this Jerry! 🙏🙂

[@ShreddedWheat-lj6vg]

9:40 is a great explanation

[@ParksandPosh]

Woo a Jerry upload. Automatic click and watch

[@chess_poemschess]

facts

[@WtItCbtLoR]

Great analysis, Jerry. Thank you.

[@Lazokopulos]

Hey Jerry, can you give us more immortal games of famous chessmasters? Those games are often amazing! Thanks for the frequent uploads lately.

[@uniktbrukernavn]

2:14 Clever queen trap. So simple, doesn't look like a trap (not to me anyway). I would have grabbed that pawn :)

[@gregoriopalofuego9808]

Uni~ Be very careful when you see a "free piece". Remember, there is no free lunch- especially in chess. 🥪

[@nicksamek12]

Great video!

[@govareddy91]

Video was literally uploaded 7 mins ago. 😂

[@nicksamek12]

Yeah I'm just putting a comment on for engagement/algorithm, I planned on coming back and making an actual comment again after watching.

[@MartB-tx5lb]

Garry and Jerry, always a fine instruction.

[@nareshnani9520]

Great analysis sir🙏

[@bluecocacola]

Hi Jerry It's everyone 😊 Your analysis is always a treat

[@FaramarzAligholian-cg6ki]

Thank you very much for informative 👍

[@nicksamek12]

Great tip to not give your opponent an excuse to make a move they'd like to anyway, I try to think about that when giving knights a kick.

[@ChessNetwork]

“Might I be chasing a piece to a better square?” 👍

[@dirtyharry7012]

Hi jerry its everyone

[@gbu32]

Great analysis. I did not get one pop quiz correct. Perhaps the proper conclusion one can come to is not to come easily to conclusions. --- Master Kan

[@mohithsathyanarayanan7882]

I am a simple man. I see a video on Kasparov, I click on it.

[@kulkidspin7691]

fascinating, monster rook. attacking masterpiece

[@sevenP0TAT0ES]

What a masterclass. Bravo to these guys on an amazing match

[@HouseRN]

Me: “Man, Kasparov played a good game!” Post-game computer analysis: “1 Blunder” 😐

[@ChessNetwork]

The blunder was not going for a mate in 10 line instead of the more human (forceful moves) approach at the tail end. Not really a blunder

[@HouseRN]

@@ChessNetwork Gotcha. Computers just have really high standards for us mere humans 😅

[@Qhsjahajw]

1993 Linares was full of brilliancies by Kasparov, one against Anand and one against karpov(puts all pieces in the back row)

[@callenkoester9078]

rook h3 is sooooooo slick

[@112Nelo]

Good moves with the pieces

[@RoyGazoff]

Gg. Thanks, Jerry!

[@rayclay2]

great upload thanks Jerry. hope the streamers battle went good~! never making a comment again about you know who.. 2-1 my 12 win season is still alive~!

[@alexbaytenov]

9:13 Wondering about 25. Qe1 instead of Qf4 to take the pawn with the rook, avoid the queen exchange and cover the back row. What's the downside?

[@DrAdi070]

Hola Jerry please analyse 2012 world championship match between Gelfand and Vishwananthan Anand

[@jampubharadwaj9374]

At 4:27, If Qd2 Qxb2 Kf2 and long term counterplay for white is immense, I feel. The only line if it works white should be worried after Kf2 is about Nxg4+, but I don't think it works. I think after Qd2, the simple Qxd4 is more potent breaking white's entire structure that relies on f3 pawn and is the much better choice I feel.

[@jampubharadwaj9374]

I stand corrected. After Qd2 Qxd4 is met with Qf2! And Kf2 after Qxb2 is indeed met with Nxg4+

[@dodekaedius]

Where did Kasparov blunder?

[@peceed]

TLDR: "Kasparov was cheating" - Kamsky

[@AlphaZero_105]

what if fxe instead of h4

[@CookieMaster1St]

I was wondering the same thing!

[@andrzej707]

nice

[@gavinb238]

Blunder by Kasparov??

[@georgederleres8489]

4:25 what is wrong with white : 1....Qxb2 2.Rb1 ?

[@1ronny65]

Considering that your line is played after Qd2 by white, one reply could be Qxa3

[@dibobble]

Jerry the goat!

[@rjrjrjriiebeebbe]

can you give a few more seconds between the moves? its a bit fast

[@loplop7029]

Hi Jerry.

[@ekremkorkmaz8762]

I am feeling free to puase the video 👍

[@MrSupernova111]

This is a botched English Attack. Typically, black plays 6... e5 followed by 7... Be6. Black started this game with a French Sicilian 2... e6, lost the thread somewhere and got into something completely different. Kasparov was right to punish him.

[@lubi5579]

19. Rh4!!

[@titiksilang]

All pieces are connected

[@nwngenisys8969]

That's not the English attack, it's the Scotch Game >.>

[@fezza090]

Sup Jerry

[@ernestogarcillan1977]

a3

[@MrLiveWest]

Jerry!! You owe us some new blitz tournament videos!! The three minute games are the best!!😢😢

[@RyanEmmett]

I much prefer these analysis videos.

[@MrSimmies]

What makes this the "English Attack?" Especially since the English utilizes c4, Nc3, g3, Bg2, etc. which this game didn't feature.

[@jayantatw]

What you are talking about is the English Opening. Be3 in the Sicillian is the start to the English Attack, which is a completely different opening.