Garry Kasparov Punishes Nakamura's Queen Blunder!

In this thrilling game from the Ultimate Blitz Challenge in St. Louis on April 29, 2016, chess legends Garry Kasparov and Hikaru Nakamura faced off in a dramatic encounter. Kasparov, playing White, showcased his tactical brilliance, seizing a decisive advantage after Nakamura's critical queen blunder. Watch as Kasparov's strategic prowess shines through, leading to an impressive victory with a final score of 1-0. Don't miss the masterful maneuvers and intense moments from this unforgettable Round 17.2 match! Follow along with the full move list and witness the epic clash between two of the greatest minds in chess history.
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[@renleedativo1679]

This old man has a potential to become a world champion.

[@anujpawar8515]

Gary the king 👑 Kasparov.

[@a.m.armstrong8354]

From the thumbnail, Qxd4+, Qxd4, Nxd4, fxg4, Ne2+ and captures Bf4 next move. Am I wrong?

[@Luchin398]

fxg4 defend the bishop un f4

[@JON-pj3bx]

someone please explain the knight promotion! Why?

[@ivanmariocastelo366]

Por lo que pude comprobar al ver la misma Partida en otros dos Canales de Ajedrez ("Colorful Life" y "Silent Chess Fan", ambos de KZbin), parece que la Partida real se jugó hasta el movimiento 63. Nakamura se rinde inmediatamente después de el Jaque que le dá Kaspárov con su Torre 23:20 A partir de esa jugada, la continuación de la partida, no es real. Son jugadas de computadora. Cuando una Computadora va a promocionar un Peón (pero su juego ya está teóricamente perdido), en vez de promocionar por una Reina, lo hace por un Alfil o un Caballo. Ha de ser porque el resultado es el mismo. (Jueves.12.Sept.2024)

[@akashhossin-g4l]

Intense boss battles

[@АлександрЗапороцкий-т3и]

Чудесное видео. с анализом Шотландская. партия На выходе из дебюта Накамуре следовало сыграть Сф3 угрожая королю Каспарова матом или выиигрышем пешки и позиция у черных хорошая Ход в партии. решающая ошибка Неужели Накамура не увидел пешечной вилки ?Ведь пешки за лёгкую фигуру а такой позиции не. компенсация! Свой шанс Накамура упустил К игре Каспарова в дебюте и на выходе из него претензии Скорее всего он был в не в форме Ведь так проиграть недолго❤

[@whaddoiknow6519]

There is a very important part of Kasparov's biography that does not get as much notice as it should. His greatest contribution to chess has to be the door slam attack that he employed against Vishy Anand in the 1995 World Championship. Anand won game 9 to take the lead. In game 10, Kasparov came up with his novel idea. After every move, he would get up to go to the bathroom and slam the door behind him so hard the room shook. Anand was so stunned by this new move that he did not say anything to the arbiter, and the arbiter did nothing either. No other player has managed to use this attack as far as I know.

[@994206]

That wasn’t Checkmate!

[@hans-peterkausche5543]

Right!

[@duncanapiyo6412]

I remember this game at st luis

[@ernesto1011]

😊😊

[@ernesto1011]

😊

[@malikalonazi2411]

When

[@dr.deepakgore1079]

Why so slow moves shown? Wherever necessary it's ok but unfortunately unnecessarily not good

[@itzamnaflores1924]

JODES LA PUBLICACIÓN CON TU AVISO INTERMITENTE DE SUSCRIPCIÓN. NO DEJAS VER EN PAZ. QUÍTALOS ESO POR FAVOR..

[@user-hu5ou1mh2p]

Espero que ld den final a la psrtida

[@Kader-tl2ig]

Yes 😅

[@leversin]

kasparov was world champion between 1985-2000 and carlsen rises after 2010 s . then who was the king between 2000-2010?

[@mukulexplainschess1]

Viswanathan Anand

[@RayAja-m7b]

Kasparov still no 1 until 2005

[@mramces3716]

Vladimir Kramnik

[@ernesto1011]

😊

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Me

[@MarieroseMadrid]

Ang mapilde bunalan

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