Kasparov Uses Sicilian Dragon To Beat Viswanathan Anand

[@SurenAghabekyan]

Thanks for watching! Here is the 11th game of the match where again Dragon variation was played! 👉 kzbin.info/www/bejne/qp3UgZmurbGAm5I

[@martinguerre8220]

A brilliant quotation from Kasparov. 04:20. The only time in my entire career where I prevented castling on both king- and queenside with one move!

[@SurenAghabekyan]

anyone else who did something similar? 😊

[@hatunglam9761]

Solution to the puzzle: White plays Bg7, attacking the rook, after the rook moves Rg8 attacking the bishop then Bxf6, after Bxf6 white plays Nd5 forking the rook and the bishop and white will either loses the exchange or loses a full piece, white will be in a completely winning endgame in both cases. Edit: Forgot to mention after Nd5 the e pawn cannot capture because it’s pinned from the rook

[@goldyarora1977]

Correct, Congrats

[@SurenAghabekyan]

😊😉

[@mtalk9378]

Ah yes clear out the e file to pin the e pawn and finally make good of the knight.. brilliant

[@martinguerre8220]

True to form. Very attentive to his subscribers. Some were asking for a Sicilian game where the dragon wins. And now Suren serves is up this fascinating game.

[@santanubaral5203]

{1.Bg7,Rg8} {2.Bxf6,Bxf6} {3.Nd5,Then rook protects itself} {4.Knight takes the bishop with Nxf7+} The moves mentioned above is the answer to the puzzle. THANK YOU

[@advayjanardhan7200]

Kasparov really made great use of his rooks after Anand made the dxe6 mistake opening the e-file.

[@SurenAghabekyan]

yes, he did

[@raveendrank.n.3449]

I think Bobby fischer is stronger than Kasparov

[@vivaanjain2260]

Raveendran K.N. It’s not like that , we can’t compare 2 players like this

[@daltonfury6749]

Wrong that wasn't the first serious mistake.

[@raveendrank.n.3449]

@@vivaanjain2260 no Bobby fischer is indeed stronger than Kasparov

[@goldyarora1977]

6:44 what a move played by Kasparov. Such a beautiful finish of game.

[@SurenAghabekyan]

and then came computers and spoiled everything! We will never see games like this at World Championships 😣

[@deepmaladas972]

1. Bg7, Rg8, 2. Bf6, Bf6, 3. Nd5(+-)

[@SriRam-qr2kp]

Bg7,Rg8,Bxf6,Bxf6,Nd5 and white is up a piece

[@benjaminschooley3108]

Anand was brave to play the Yugoslav against Kasparov, I dont think any other player from that era would have.

[@u.v.s.5583]

If you do not play the Yugoslav, you get eaten by the dragon. If you play the Yugoslav, see the video.

[@robideu5008]

I like it when I can figure it out in 30 seconds or less. Bg7 ... then Nd5, and it's downhill from there.

[@z3ro5um]

Bg7..Rg8 Bxf6..Bxf6 Nd5..Rxc2 (or something) Nxf6+..Kf8 Nxg8..and white trades pawns for pieces, coming out on top

[@sachinkakodkar9856]

1.Bg7 Rg8 2.Bxf6 Bxf6 3.Nd5 Bd8 4.Nxc7 Bxc7 wins the exchange in the puzzle. Kasparov certainly demonstrated who's Boss in the World Championship match. Anand would not remember these routs in fond light...

[@martinguerre8220]

White has his chance to castle at 05:45. What about b4 (instead of b3xc4)? Let's say black plays his ... Rxe6. White castles long. O-0-0. Now white still has his screen of a, b and c pawns. What's next? Black still has an attack. He can push his a pawn, for example. But white has more wiggle room, methinks. Any ideas?

[@SurenAghabekyan]

seems like with a5 will open up the a-file and proceed with the attack

[@martinguerre8220]

@@SurenAghabekyan I'll trade this position, even with an open a-file (after 1. a3 a5xb4 2. a3xb4), for the mess that Anand got himself into.

[@scarlatescuovidiu9857]

1. Bg7, Rg8 2. Bxf6, Bxf6 3. Nd5 fork

[@goldyarora1977]

36 seconds late. Sorry, Scar.

[@goldyarora1977]

And congrats for 2nd.

[@scarlatescuovidiu9857]

goldyarora1977 I was not so bad today 😊

[@goldyarora1977]

@@scarlatescuovidiu9857 You was good today. You gave me fight like this. Happy to see you back in this form. May you shine more

[@scarlatescuovidiu9857]

goldyarora1977 Thanks for your wonderfully words

[@amitchhugani5643]

BG7 Rg8,Bf6,bf6,Nd5

[@SurenAghabekyan]

👍👍

[@goldyarora1977]

Puzzle: 1. Bg7 Rg8 2. Bxf6 Bxf6 3. Nd5

[@goldyarora1977]

This puzzle was weird Mr. Suren

[@scarlatescuovidiu9857]

goldyarora1977 Congrats 🎉🎈🎊!

[@goldyarora1977]

@@scarlatescuovidiu9857 Thanks

[@h2rChirag]

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[@martinguerre8220]

Very well done. First! But best of all: a full correct answer with numeration!!

[@martinguerre8220]

Minor correction: 04:00 "Of course the pawn on d5 is untouchable."

[@SurenAghabekyan]

thanks ... 😄

[@ASinematic]

Thanks suren 😊

[@SurenAghabekyan]

Thank you too

[@genobesana1787]

Bg7, Rook can only move from only 2 squares. Bxf6, if Bxf6, then Nd5 will be the final blow. And what do we have here? I call this... THE SMOTHERED FORK!😂👌🍴

[@LeventK]

Novadays i started play chess more seriously so i would late anytime again ;)

[@SurenAghabekyan]

you are always welcome, be it early or late 😊

[@noahskalbak547]

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[@poojanoddy]

The blunder in the game is c3

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[@martinguerre8220]

Bg7

[@martinguerre8220]

1. Bg7 Rg8 2. Bxf6 Bxf6 3. Nd5

[@goldyarora1977]

Sir, See you after long time in puzzle solving.

[@aryanknowledgeseeker9945]

I hate when kasparov wins

[@KrishK8055]

Hi suren

[@SurenAghabekyan]

What's up?