Judit Polgar's BEAUTIFUL ending vs Gata Kamsky

This chess game between Gata Kamsky and Judit Polgar from the 1994 Buenos Aires Sicilian Chess Tournament features a beautiful ending. The opening is a Sicilian Sveshnikov, where Kamsky applies pressure to Polgar's vulnerable d-pawn. Once pawn majorities surface, Kamsky and Polgar quickly advance them. In the endgame, Polgar precisely calculates a series of four only winning moves, the last of which is especially beautiful.
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[@itsmeshyam1436]

Stunning combination displayed by those last 4 moves. Definitely shows why GMs are GMs after all.

[@LaPoubelle42]

If there was a rank beyond GM, Judit would have reached it. She was above average even among GMs, top 10 in the world at one point.

[@andylee3114]

Beautiful ending, and great explanation as always. I love the multipurpose-ness of that h-pawn move.

[@zwischendurundmoll3968]

Thanks so much for the frequent uploads jerry, we really appreciate it!!

[@AndreaArzensek]

Judit's games are incredible. Thanks Jerry for covering them, we love your analysis. Best regards from Croatia 😊

[@shared-value]

one of the most excellent, if not the best, and informative chess instructional videos...thank you....i got the most out of your commentary on moves that weren't selected or weren't the overall best, but you pointed out certain aspects of the position I had never and would never otherwise see....thank you ;- )

[@ChessNetwork]

Thank you for the compliment 👍

[@Tulio_Fonseca]

I love Judit and her games SO MUCH. What a classy, energetic and aggressive player. Her best games are *chef's kiss* and right up there with the best of all time, imho. Thanks for showing us some more of her games, Jerry. Cheers from Brazil 🇧🇷

[@ChessNetwork]

You got it! 👍 Thank you for watching.

[@exponentmantissa5598]

I met Judit at The Tata Steel tournament in Wijk Aan Zee. Judit and Anand were both really friendly. I got my favorite piece of chess Memorabilia there. They gave out a book to players celebrating the 70th anniversary of the tournament and I got signatures from everyone in the GM-A section.

[@thorstenschaffer6189]

best chess streamer/youtuber by a far! jerry, you are doing a fabulous job on explaining moves, positions and ideas to anybody! even weak players like me! keep it up. thank you, sir!

[@MateCheck1]

Unbelievable video. More Judit’s game

[@liammcconville5390]

we are feasting right now with the regular uploads thank you Jerry

[@matheuscontas]

Awesome game! Bring more Judit pleaseee

[@andyslater5041]

Thank you Jerry. Love your content!

[@jonguy77]

Thank-you! I love watching Judit's games with great analysis!

[@robertcooper1952]

Amazing game! Thanks, Jerry.

[@FahimHoq]

beautiful ending indeed

[@ghost79ish]

After seeing some of these recent videos. I've decided that polgar is one of my top three favorites, in no particular, order along with Tal and Morphy! Absolute monster attacker, my favorite kind of chess. Thanks Jerry once again

[@pearlfinder1]

Great teaching and explanation skills….. keep up the good work

[@ChessNetwork]

Thank you

[@enriquevecerra4651]

Brillante mate.gracias y Saludos.

[@MaramaoMaramao]

Incredible,playing on the precipice!

[@MrSupernova111]

Excellent analysis! I found both h3 and Re2 without pausing the video. Although I didn't look any further. Just seemed right. Thanks for another wonderful video!

[@triscuit5103]

Incredible.

[@gbu32]

Thank you very well explained.

[@chillDude_chills]

Jerry and Judit, sitting in a tree, c-h-e-s-s-i-n-g

[@jezza669]

I tried singing that and there are too many letters!

[@chillDude_chills]

@@jezza669 just do the s's really quick, like 1/8th notes.

[@jezza669]

@@chillDude_chills It all makes sense now.

[@chillDude_chills]

@@jezza669 so, this little interaction of ours, got me counting the syllables of that 'rhyme'. interestingly, it follows the syllable pattern of a haiku.

[@mitchelllevine5664]

😅

[@fluxrider7027]

Nice game to annotate, thanks!

[@emerj101]

Elegant end game, the quiet pawn mates hurt the worst. Bet Gata felt that pawn like a punch to the gut!

[@michaeloconnor6264]

My two favorite legends. Great game Judit

[@PaulFurber]

Judit was scary at her peak.

[@MrSupernova111]

This game was way before her peak.

[@chullupa]

Scary hot too

[@nugnug501]

This game is going to give me nightmares

[@PaulFurber]

@@MrSupernova111 So it was - 1994.

[@alexandershorse9021]

Judit is such a daring player.

[@michael2244]

Judit Polgar, I'm in love 😍

[@georgehav650]

You can see part of Bobby Fisher's genius in Polgar's move ( as he trained her)

[@hektik2074]

12:00 Judit basically just removed the h1 square from the board

[@davidhutch8880]

I'm just learning. Thanks for writing the mover. I can now play it on my board ❤

[@ChessNetwork]

👍 kzbin.info/aero/PLQsLDm9Rq9bHKEBnElquF8GuWkI1EJ8Zp&si=BP4db8ca_wkMzZnp

[@jeremyying3602]

Judit like a Tal lost descendent with that Qf5 move, foregoing the technical KO and going into a dark forest for the REAL KO

[@thehair9236]

What if Gata promoted for his last move then played qe4+ and qg5? Beautiful game either way. Judit is a beast

[@fvhaudsilhvdfs]

i didn't know spite checking was a thing in actual chess. thought we only did that in online chess. reminds me of a maneuver i cooked up called the "poor-man's checkmate", where if i'm losing i give a spite check and then resign immediately, which gives me the feeling that i won the game and denies the actual victor the satisfaction of negating my check.

[@yusufyusuf1998]

You absolute devil

[@MoonBurn13]

That *was* quite beautiful.

[@carlos_kay]

Jerry has been studying Judit's games :)

[@DodgySmalls]

Another Judit game, another like.

[@joyphobic]

Day 6 of asking Jerry to cover the Sack of Rome games by Sofia Polgar

[@MrSupernova111]

That's a good one! To this day I haven't seen any worth watching analysis of Sofia's insane performance in Rome. Maybe send requests to Agadmator as well. Would be a fun mini series.

[@TheMarksT]

Impressive game!

[@georgeelgin3903]

you don't mention 20:28 is .... Qxf3 a possible alt end. Which i seems to fail to Qf5+ g4

[@vcvartak7111]

At the end after new queen at d8 kh7 , white can check by other queen qe4 is supported by pawn

[@chesspunk489]

I learned a lot from this.

[@dirkhebgeennaamachter9056]

Judit's 18 year pure brilliancy defeating a really strong player. Maybe sir Kamsky let her win such a true gentleman.

[@jimshutterly]

Would things get complicated if 38. d8Q Kh7 39. Qe4 Qe4 40. Qg5? Or is there still an easy win and I can't see it? Thanks Jerry

[@larbiayoub4064]

Ty Jerry

[@KF1]

Cool finish!

[@achillesyoutube8773]

Jerry, I was wondering what if he promoted with check and went Qg8+

[@hyperbitcoinizationpod]

I ❤Judit

[@Admiralmeriweather]

Gorgeous

[@ExplosiveBrohoof]

Why couldn't black take on c2 at move 22?

[@MM-hv5cd]

What if white moves bishop g 2 ??

[@jamesdelb6885]

Judit!!!

[@LukeLongboneOfficial]

Judit is still smoking hot to this day. Plus she’s intelligent. So she’s capable of making good conversation after, you know,

[@thesubhumancomedy]

1999? Well, not important. A beautiful game.

[@loplop7029]

Hi Jerry.

[@ChessNetwork]

👋

[@M.KEY_HEMIN]

❤

[@johngleeman8347]

A spiteful check!

[@TymexComputing]

1999 y. - what would Ben Finegold say?

[@KF1]

Something he thought was funny, probably

[@YtubeUserr]

Kamsky was crying and whining about a lot of things after this game.

[@arkadiuszkozio5293]

☔️