Ding Liren's explosive idea in the Advance French

[@scheimong]

c4 is explosive

[@FohHoleOut]

Hahaha best comment 😂😂😂😊😊😊

[@letslevelup112]

Indeed, when he asked to come up with a plan the thing that came to my mind was to trade dark square bishops so that I can exploit the dark square weaknesses on the king side. Giving away the central pawn and breaking everything open didn't come to my mind. I'd say the reason for that would be my conception that when attacking, the centre should be closed so the opponent doesn't get counterplay and has a hard time mobilising pieces to better defend himself. Btw I'm a 2100 lichess player. I hope someone strong would address this train of thought and when to ignore it as such! Ty in advance!

[@Oakley2256]

Love that you are still doing quality chess analysis and tutoring. Started following you close to 10 years ago. You are the real deal. All the best to you.

[@ChessNetwork]

Thank you Oakley. 😎

[@ColeCriddle]

Hey Jerry, I’ve been watching and enjoying for close to a decade. I really appreciate your work. I know I’m oversimplifying this, but I really appreciated this breakdown and felt it gave me strategic clarity; in the opening he protected his king and didn’t drop any pawn, and in the middle and end game he pushed his pawns and then opened up the position after he recognized a better king position. That’s a basic strategy to imitate.

[@ChessNetwork]

Great to read that. Thank you for your decade-long support. Happy to help! 💪😎

[@moesheri9385]

Thx Jerry 😊

[@BK-nd7iz]

Thank you Jerry very instructional game.

[@ChessNetwork]

👍

[@michaelcadden1464]

half way to a million!

[@Merkaba85]

Liren is my fav player, he is just the most aggressive player at this level.

[@kirkmason7079]

Many critics have questioned Ding Liren’s abilities in defending his World Chess title in classical chess. He is ready. Jerry always like your presentations. Look forward to seeing the next one.

[@synchronium24]

He's looking much better in the Rapid Team Championship than any time since the last World Championship match, but that doesn't necessarily translate to classical.

[@FahimHoq]

This is against an IM. Don't think this it is any indication of his form when he plays other super GMs.

[@fep_ptcp883]

97% accuracy in rapid... I can't put a penny either way on the upcoming WCC

[@adude661]

Thanks for the analysis. Excellent to watch!

[@ChessNetwork]

Thank you 👍

[@chessmaps-v5q]

Many ideas with few words - nice style!!

[@ChessNetwork]

👍

[@stone6315]

Thank you jerry for the black background. Since i mostly watch your videos in a pitch black room… Always wanted to request the black backdrop but looks like you thought of everything! P.s would you be willing to include the elo of the players again? I miss seeing them in your older videos 🙏

[@ChessNetwork]

Certainly haven’t thought of everything, but glad the background sits well with you. 👍 Will see about the ratings. I could have at least voiced their rapid ratings with this one where there was a large gap. For the record… Ding Liren 2775 Aslan Aitbayev 2386

[@superfisto]

Thanks Jerry

[@irfanyamashita7184]

Thanks jery

[@ashoksafaya5397]

Ding Liren is back to form compared to that of Magnus home country tournament (finding hard to recollect at the moment), thanks.

[@DarkSideChess]

very pragmatic game by Ding

[@ghost79ish]

Ruthless!

[@chesspunk489]

Good stuff

[@shoneyt4316]

Ding Liren threw a bomb at his opponent? SCANDALOUS

[@DeeDee-fi4kq]

Ding's games remind me of Yates.

[@RL.777]

WOW what a great game!!

[@BryanPorten-Willson]

Jerry is a good force in the world

[@M.KEY_HEMIN]

THX.🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉

[@yeah.6981]

Thanks jerry

[@dr.deepakgore1079]

Superbomby game🎉❤

[@keithm257]

33 d7 looked pretty good too!

[@ChessNetwork]

Agreed! More than one winning path. 👍

[@letslevelup112]

Indeed, when he asked to come up with a plan the thing that came to my mind was to trade dark square bishops so that I can exploit the dark square weaknesses on the king side. Giving away the central pawn and breaking everything open didn't come to my mind. I'd say the reason for that would be my conception that when attacking, the centre should be closed so the opponent doesn't get counterplay and has a hard time mobilising pieces to better defend himself. Btw I'm a 2100 lichess player. I hope someone strong would address this train of thought and when to ignore it as such! Ty in advance!

[@achillesyoutube8773]

Hi Jerry! I wanted to ask what chess interface you use. I would like it for my practice board

[@ChessNetwork]

It’s the Blitzin software.

[@hakansvensson7086]

Black forgot to play cxd4 before playing Be7. It's known that dxc5 is a little bit better for white.

[@MoonBurn13]

I'll admit I don't think I would have done better against the World Champion(!) That said, why on earth did Black allow White to get the infamous Thorn Pawn established!? (That too said, I have no defense in my "repertoire" against an early P-KR4 by White!) Also, I'm still baffled by why Black didn't, around move ...17 cover the vacated d5 square with 17...BB3? Finally: I wondered why around move ...21 Black never considered RxP. And isn't NN3 considered a poor square for the Knight generally? Again, I'm a wood pusher and a glacially slow mover ontop of it, so I somehow doubt I'd have done better than a GrandMaster! Still, it seemed unwise for Black to cramp his pieces beyond even what the French Advance forces. Thanx Jerry. In my case, the "thing I took away" is the early PKR4 by White in the French. Startling!

[@bpro5848]

What did NN3 mean?

[@MoonBurn13]

@@bpro5848 The Knight, generally, is held to be on an inferior square, when placed early on g3, b3, b6, or as in this case, g6.

[@MJR_ATX]

Your analyses are always great but they are almost exclusively dominant performances or long positional games. How about one where a great advantage is lost?

[@irfanyamashita7184]

He reviewed tal game

[@HebaBeats]

nice Video 😊😊 why not 17. ... Bc6 ?

[@ChessNetwork]

Thanks. I should have drawn some attention to Bc6. After Bc6 BxB, black has 2 isolated pawns. Moreover Ne4 and Qb3-e6 coordinating on f6 is a strong idea.

[@HebaBeats]

@@ChessNetwork 😘

[@JS-jk1qc]

thanks Mr Jerry for this great game! Quick question, who would you cheer for in the world chess championship ..Ding or Gukesh?

[@irfanyamashita7184]

From the upload, i guess he prefrer ding

[@loplop7029]

Hi Jerry.

[@collinstump9706]

put it in H (h6)

[@roydavis7561]

Hey Jerry, go browns.

[@Dhrubaghosh12345]

Ding play with me,l am WCD (Recently World Biggest Chess Player, anyone disagree, make link with me and play with your mobile phone by internet help from any distance, from any countries), nice person.This is title game play ❤❤❤

[@EmmanuelDiva]

neat😅

[@accordingtoyamsz1542]

Sloppy

[@thomasr2472]

5:25 Jerry, please keep it classy. If I want to see puns, animated gifs and memes, I resort to other channels.

[@ChessNetwork]

I’ve been adding little graphics to my videos at times for many years now. c4 is explosive in this particular case. I think the graphic aids in making the game more memorable, especially for those looking to improve their game.

[@Dhrubaghosh12345]

You are lose from WCD (Recently World Biggest Chess Player,Amer thake boro chess player Bortoman World nai, Number-1 chess player,World ae l am)

[@Johnnywhatagentleman]

So much misinformation so disgusting

[@bhonbunnag5855]

this is a chess analysis video what the hell are you talking about

[@looinrims]

What misinformation? This isn’t a Russian propaganda channel Jesus

[@achillesyoutube8773]

You high bruh?

[@FahimHoq]

Did you find any refutation using stock fish? What depth did you run the engine?

[@fep_ptcp883]

You must have commented on the wrong video

[@tommycotton940]

alphazero copycat