Garry Kasparov's Spectacular Sicilian Defense

[@legendoliver]

This guy is literally my opening repertoire

[@putriane3259]

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[@sugirib.a7302]

..oooch yeeeessss??, good.....

[@zainquadri1206]

I am an avid sicilian player... I play the sicilian and lose 66% of the time... My win percentage is 33% or less and I realize that I've been looking at all the wrong grandmasters for the sicilian defence... Gary Kasparov is the man to follow... Thanks Sammy this was THE singularly MOST instructive video for my game...

[@BREAKocean]

What's your elo and what sicilian do you play?

[@jmixOff]

Try karo khan or Indian defense if you play black 😊

[@dominicwanzer2057]

I like e6 for 2nd move. Great positions from that one.

[@BREAKocean]

@jmixOff Indian defense is specifically against d4 you mean pirc or modern?

[@NipseyRussell304]

​@BREAKocean he's a 698 ELO on Classic... watch out.

[@ymmusical773]

Damn....Anand , Short , Topalov etc. These guys are Some of the greatest Grandmasters And Kasparov still schooled them like nothing #GOAT

[@sithara_musix]

7:55😊😊😊😊

[@alexroc172]

Fantastic video ! what a great demonstration of winning with black in the Sicilian...time for me to get back to this opening more often.....Thanks so much !.....

[@ebinjayan]

love your clear commentary this was really fun to watch

[@GabrilAlMeda]

I almost committed a crucial mistake , where I was going to pass on this video. I am extraordinary satisfied with the content that I witnessed. Fantastic job with what you provided. You made a believer out of me . I liked and subscribed

[@priyamd4759]

Excellent video. Thanks, The way Kasparov plays with these other great Chess players is indeed breath taking! Liked and Subscribed.

[@i.g.l.z.9215]

I just found this site, how enlightening the comments were, great!

[@Sir.Prizatak]

God Bless you Sammy. You provide precious guidance in a concise easy-to-grasp manner. May you live long and prosper

[@fritzgw7094]

Dude you make me understand every grandmasters move better than anyone else, there's no side comment, no click baits, just straight up move by move.

[@bangkok_as_is]

the last game was brutal, man, loved it

[@youngd5510]

Always looking forward to every upload! These games ars great to learn concepts of openings. As white, I personally play the Kings Gambit, and as black I play the KID against d4, but might start to learn the sicilian for e4 so thank you 😁

[@chriswaudby1084]

Another awesome video Kasparov really was strong in the scicilan j😮

[@mel124177]

To this day, Kaspy's Scheveningen against Karpov in the WC of 84 (or was that 85) was my fave Sicilian game ever!

[@SammyChess1]

I will have to check it out!

[@pastorofmuppets4552]

If you’re referring to the Octopus Knight, that was in ‘85.

[@jaspermcphee8653]

thank you. very helpful video for understanding how one of the greats plays the Sicilian!

[@JXMMIEZERO]

Your Channel should have a million+ subs

[@kamelchalabi6808]

Thanks for your clears explanations and your simple analysis of a game.

[@jebcursodeartesgraficagome212]

Magníficas partidas, meus parabéns pelo seu trabalho e canal sucessos infinitamente para você e sua família também

[@robhead22]

Kasparov on the sicilian! Great video!! Thank you!

[@phurecovery]

I always play Sicilian as black, and now is the first time that I see it to be played very very beautiful! I never thought of this moves before, but it's so brilliant!

[@sdavidleigh6642]

fabulous analysis. Thx Sammy.

[@leep1667]

That Shirov game was INSANE!

[@karemmohamed1626]

Bro upload more of these sharp games especially shveshnikov

[@rageagainstthemachineragea2497]

Great Video!

[@Cleisthenes2]

I understand, though, that Kasparov stopped playing the Sicilian at some point in his final WC match against Kramnick?

[@crama1963]

Excellent video

[@oldcat3439]

Excellent commentator. subscribed immediately, thank you !

[@dusancvetkovic345]

Thanks for this amazing video. I like to play Dragon, and I am not ashamed to sacrifice.

[@edralenchukeechua4513]

Thank you for sharing. Can you do a Sicilian wing gambit for black

[@surendraballurgi]

You showed us magnificent old chess games played by experts

[@toodayy38]

Great video. Thks!

[@surendraballurgi]

Valuable Analysis by you, Sammy Chess

[@izaakpaliama3946]

Thank you very much for the commentary(collection of Chess Comment)•••>by Sammy. God bless you!

[@teddymagcawas1332]

I liked him to elaborate all the moves...😊😊😊

[@kamelchalabi6808]

Thanks for your excellent analysis and I learn a lot about chess by watching your videos.

[@AngelsalvadorPepe]

Gary único incomparable el mejor de la historia x lejos

[@Steve-gx9ot]

I do believe that Fischer in his Prime with today's computer learning would have him Tops He Said that chess is " Solvable" because he knew what computers will eventually do. He LIVED AND BREATHED CHESS@ just ran out of gas as older...❤❤

[@emmanuelrajah7329]

Golden Point - First, Move all the pawns 1 & 2 steps forward to release all your battle power ie Queen, Bishop, Knight & Rook

[@binsydbens2286]

Many thanks Sammy

[@Achbiter]

great show Sammy. i prefer to see Polagar win tho :P

[@stutzpunkt]

Awesome video. Well done mate

[@joelabraham6834]

Nigel Shorts an underrated GM. Despite losing this game he had a good record against Kasparov.

[@multilingual1]

This was great because I play the Najdorf Sicilian as Black and against it as White !

[@emmanuelrajah7329]

Golden Point - This is the ideal Chess Game ie According to Army Rules of Best War.

[@rdm5687]

Man, open sicilian is awesome. That Shirov game was sharp as hell, one tempo from disaster. BTW, Both Shirov and Polgar sacrificed a piece for two pawns... is that "thematic" or something?

[@mr.m6117]

eeu anybody can answer me? what happens @12:03 if the queen takes on the pawn at g4 instead of Qf1?

[@thechesschannel123]

Very good video👏👏👏

[@emmanuelrajah7329]

Golden Point - Move the right side bishop one step forward to create a right bishop controlling left cross.

[@ebinjayan]

that last game was insane , judit is such an amazing player

[@Steve-gx9ot]

Fischer versus Kasparov would be great match Also Magnus❤❤

[@eugeneogozalek65]

Very nice tutorial...

[@jewgienij131]

Great job.

[@afifasyrafhaini-rv1xn]

Can someone explain to me what happen at 3:27 ?

[@emmanuelrajah7329]

Golden Point - Move the Knight to the right side ie backed up by bishop

[@TheSamuraiCast]

At 21:46 of the video, how is the rook's d2 move stopping checkmate at Qh1#?

[@reddd-77]

Maybe cause that's not mate

[@smashmetothemoon]

Can someone explain how 3:19 ...e5 allows black knight to dominate the white bishop? I only see Nd7, then Nb6 after moving queen away but that loses so much tempo and allows white to activate rooks and break the pawn chain with flank pawns. Also, 4:24 is Re1 not a good move?

[@pecintajamban]

Gary is still King of scenario 😊

[@Jerry-nx3jy]

How Gary attacks is just so amazing. Even Magnus can't replicate how Gary attacks.

[@TheBorinken]

Well done, Sir.

[@MD.MAHBUBULHAQUEFAHIM-yj5hy]

Why anad didnt castle in the 1st match?

[@emmanuelrajah7329]

Golden Point - Now, you have used half of your battle power to create a box defence for the King which only a Suicidal Enemy force can bring down and half of your battle power is left to do the attacking led by the Queen.

[@anatolypascua6444]

Wow that games is inhuman 😮😮😮

[@walkerb392]

Stockfish: hold my queen .. 👑

[@dannyosolo2752]

No chess without Fischer .....Kasparov Karpov and Mikhail Tall

[@rafaelsilvadospassos5995]

The most of players with rating under 1000 dont know play queens gambit. its my favorite

[@boyax7825]

amazing

[@PekkaHiltunen-l9i]

Check that out, Tatjana!

[@krishnaraovulimiri9205]

G00d

[@kevinwellwrought2024]

Are you Persian? There is another Persian youtuber by the same name who is also an IM.

[@teddymagcawas1332]

Looks liked magnus vs. gukesh..in blitz game.

[@shivaji856]

Judit says she loves to attack the Kings but she forgot to defend her King peoperly..

[@walkerb392]

Kasparov's playing style is better than engine...

[@sidneywinter4331]

rook e2 stop's check mate..qd1 check..re1 block

[@emmanuelrajah7329]

Golden Point - Castle the King and the Rook

[@badboyphmusic]

Kasparov is the GOAT in chess Magnus is second only to Kasparov.

[@silviosponza9229]

Karpov was first play bishop h6 and then play pawn h4

[@michaelzheng8205]

First game 26 Qd5+ and Viswanathan wouldn't lose

[@boboho3928]

2725 anand on his prime, 53 years now destroy today gms 😅😅😅 today gm not really strong

[@darcysworldofmusic7516]

I think, Anand is always strong!

[@georgjasinski2928]

Kasparov, fast so stark wie Fischer. Ich liebe sein Spiel. Kasparov, almost as strong as Fischer. i love his game

[@user-ts2co4ov5h]

Topalov was the FIDE world champion. Not the CLASSICAL which goes back to Steinitz

[@CriminaIlyInsane]

Why is it called the Sicilial? Is it because its Italian?

[@Wrench_my_Peyote]

You can be a rookie to be a grandmaster (A 2) cause white being black (A 1) going against self is just what `s not happening

[@jimmyco2430]

👍

[@emmanuelrajah7329]

Golden Point - The Best Chess Game ie Army War Game is to use Half your Forces for Attacking & Half for Defence

[@arsh.Engineer]

U can't do like this.. u will get beaten in both. Instead, make 70% attack and 30% defence

[@KF1]

😎

[@lapyae9080]

garry

[@knklc2620]

Daha önce mat olmuştu geçti pozisyon

[@rnandhan9232]

Black

[@emmanuelrajah7329]

Same fg & ep

[@JACKGOMEZ-gr2il]

from sicilian to kings indian😂

[@aimbotff2723]

Bruh that's wht called dragon Sicilian where c file pawn is traded..... And kings Indian have all it's pawns

[@algorerhyth]

Im just a beginner but I saw a video of Kasparov cheating against a girl chess player and it totally made me fell sorry for him and lose respect ,,, I mean Bobby Fischer wasnt wrong but cheating to lose face is a Sac Queen move

[@emmanuelrajah7329]

Waste Game especially Defence

[@modfather1964]

Pity he spoiled himself by cheating, being sexist, aggressive, bad tempered, arrogant... All said, he was a talented GM with immense skill...

[@TobyH.]

I think Kasparov in his prime was stronger than Magnus in his.

[@hewardthediamond2997]

i don't think so. why? because back then the competition was weaker and magnus had access to modern computers which is really advantageous. even kasparov himself admits magnus is stronger than he is.

[@TobyH.]

@@hewardthediamond2997 Magnus is stronger than Kasparov NOW, but not stronger than Kasparov in his prime.

[@hewardthediamond2997]

@@TobyH. i respect your opinion. Both are goats nonetheless

[@teddymagcawas1332]

im sammy..How much..monthly payment for subscribers..😊😊😊