Kasparov's Immortal Masterpiece: The Greatest Chess HUMANLY POSSIBLE!

[@alexroc172]

A beautiful game indeed. Great commentary. Interesting mention of Kasparov relying on his intuition at certain points. And seeing that Kasparov himself is guilty of making mistakes gives us mere mortals some consolation as well as motivation.

[@traver1965]

So true. The last chess champ that played without computers. Fisher is also worth mentioning because he played without a team behind him. Spasky had several GM's helping him. Back in the days most chess champs were self made. Their games were selfmade. From Paul Morphy, Wilhelm Steinitz, Emanuel Lasker, Capablanca and Alekhine they all made chess an art of their own. Karpow and Kasparov are the last in the list of human super chess players. One could add Korchnoi and Tal.

[@mpeterll]

That was a really savage attack! I remember watching a brief video some time ago with Kasparov explaining the moves, but it was too fast for me to follow. This was the first time I'd ever seen the full game though. Excellent explanation. Thanks for posting.

[@SveinKjenner]

Great game. Great analysis :-)

[@squareonechess6939]

Thank you!

[@AdrianCPolit]

Extremely good commentary! Lucid, compact, with some wit slipped in. Perfect pace

[@djjemo]

But with no chess engine you wouldn't be able to make this video and nearly all viewers of this channel wouldn't be able to appreciate the brilliance of these geniuses.

[@MislavIvkovic-sx8vd]

One of the best game i ever see maybe after American beauty and Brave rook of Stainitz

[@ethanjay04]

Love watching him great comments makes it easier for us lesser mortals to try and get a grip of these wonderful games thanks so much

[@rajibbhattacharjee6613]

Your commentry is as good as the game. Really awesome. Keep posting such in depth videos

[@jtv1294]

Your wisdom in discussing chess is great sir.

[@Luckey900]

Thanks Sir, a Real mind Boggler ! Great Annotations and Explanations. Your a Great Instructor ! Jim Canada

[@squareonechess6939]

Thank you! Glad you enjoyed it!

[@AlexAnanda-jp4oi]

Thx for your absolutly outstanding commentary and I agee that engines took away mysticism from chess.

[@NightC7check]

I'm not advanced enough yet 16:56 to truly appreciate this

[@rhainc2263]

I remember cutting out the game moves in the local paper.

[@hoijarvi]

I once analyzed a correspondence move for 14 days, sent the card and analyzed again, noticing that I missed a counter sac but miraculously, I still had mate to follow. Now stockfish solves the line as I move pieces.

[@magicsinglez]

This game makes me realize I could never, ever, be a high level chess player. At least no one who wins, and you can’t even get there without winning.

[@droptopcampersrental78]

The last gractal attempt among humans was a sight to see as well. It was more of a shredding than a victory.

[@NekoLeveling]

Try the games of SULTAN KHAN

[@avataros111]

What chess app would you recommend for Android/IOS?

[@eallawson7601]

A reasonable conclusion: Stockfish and the like have overtaken human analysis which probably means that Kasparov, having only human resources rather than any recourse to AI, was then and always will be the GOAT.

[@chessnoob4461]

Excellent commentary! But why the sunglasses?

[@Eirenarch]

"pause the video and see if you can find the only move that the best 90s chess players had not found"... yeah right :) I'm only pausing to write this comment

[@TheNameOfJesus]

You miss the days before computers? Well, I miss the days before the invention of cars, and medicine, and motors, and electricity, and plumbing, and education, and writing, and language, and fire. Those were the days!

[@ShareTheSphere]

23.54 knight F7 should also do it.

[@patricegohier922]

Magnificent !

[@senolhakan9255]

nice game choice...

[@BennyKleykens]

When world-champions really were the Best

[@Timberius]

19:28 "win that bishop with check" From where I'm sitting that looks like checkmate!

[@squareonechess6939]

Yes it would be if it wasn't blacks turn to move , but he can play Kf8 so that Qxg7 isn't immediate mate , although mate is not far off

[@IanBynoe-it6ni]

Kasparov should be called the first human engine 😅❤

[@droptopcampersrental78]

Someday I want to meet the bald dude with the sunglasses. What the hell is this daily routine like?

[@scotmclaughlin2113]

Nice vid , agree human chess was best

[@nourlhandle1_]

Didn't know that Joe satriani is a pro chess presenter

[@Fitness4London]

Kasparov was spoiled for choice with all the moves he could make towards the end of this game.

[@cryptonite8495]

Isn't Queen takes Bishop mate at 19:23?

[@PaulStudd-l4x]

No, because it's black to move and it can escape to f8 without an immediate mate.

[@xpump876]

Great game. At a certain point, Karpov's position couldn't have been improved.

[@senolhakan9255]

first :) long time no c .. wb

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[@sawitonline7998]

Mate in 16

[@sfrancfrancnrm8640]

Is the reader blind.

[@thomasthorpe7630]

Profanity

[@dandonna852]

Computers are run on software, programs, algorithms are designed by humans so there are limits. So I think why stockfish never go past 5000 Elo

[@ZeeMann777]

you talk too much. ur a distraction.. boring.

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