One of The Greatest Game Ever Played: Kasparov vs Anand - New York (1995)

Garry Kasparov (White)
Viswanathan Anand (Black)
Kasparov - Anand PCA World Championship Match (1995), New York, NY USA, rd 10, Sep-26
Spanish Game Open Variations. Karpov Gambit

[@giriiyer3968]

I'm liking this Kasparov Anand series. I'm a great fan of both. I went thru this series which used to be covered by newspapers in India at that time. I remember a lot of people in India in those days following the games very closely as Anand was the first Indian player to reach such great heights. Before Anand India was nowhere in the chess map of the world and chess was not in India's map,of sporting priorities, I mean. I'm very happy you are carrying the Anand series.thk you so much.

[@jeffjones6951]

Great comment, Giri. Wishing you well in the New Year 2022! P.S. was difficult to type your name... spellcheck kept correcting to "Guru"! I thought about not correcting it

[@giriiyer3968]

@@jeffjones6951 heh heh!! Guru,nice!! Well guru means teacher,guide,in in Hindi. And,of course I want to wish everyone connected with this channel for both Xmas and New year,but not today. Anyway,thks for the response,dear Jones. Here's wishing you a very merry Christmas in advance,in case hcv does not upload any games before twenty fifth.

[@historicalchessvideos8017]

You are very welcome dear Giri, thank you very much for watching and I'm glad you liked the video. I can imagine how Anand is a huge name in India, even at the times when I was not interested in chess I heard his name as he was one of the biggest rivals of Kasparov. So he is not just famous in India but in the world trust me. I will also try to do a series for Anand I hope in the near future and I hope it is going to be decent to watch. Thanks again, stay safe and take care.

[@jeffjones6951]

Not only one of the greatest games ever, but one of the best HCV videos as well. Thanks, Professor!

[@historicalchessvideos8017]

Thank a lot for the wonderfull comment I'm very glad that you enjoyed the game and the video, stay safe and take care sir.

[@jasper5016]

Wow, your analysis is really really wonderful. I could not see kasporav's cunning moves. Thanks for educating us.

[@sunkarirammurthy2657]

I will put this game in my what's app status

[@LoneWolf_2308]

What a incredible game! One of the best for sure.... Keep going & best regards

[@historicalchessvideos8017]

Thanks a lot for your continious support for the channel, take care and stay safe sir.

[@richardfabrizio8998]

Didn’t know Kasparov had it in him to be so brilliant. Thanks

[@historicalchessvideos8017]

You are very welcome!

[@Rafaga777]

That was some impressive powerplay by Kasparov. Indeed a beautiful game.

[@anilmix]

1St vieweer and 1st comment 😊 Awesome game 😍😍

[@historicalchessvideos8017]

Thanks a lot!

[@garrysekelli6776]

This channel always improves my chess history. I always immagined previously that Anand wasn't a famous player until the 2010s.

[@historicalchessvideos8017]

I'm glad my videos are helpfull to you, thanks for watching and for your support, take care and stay safe.

[@pascalpays-bas6557]

Magnifique!

[@groverjohnston7184]

I love the analysis of the games, the best of the chess videos.

[@sahilmahajan5237]

I learned so much about chess because of your channel and you always make me laugh because of your great passion for the game of chess. It has made me passionate for chess also.

[@dahshkeeNYer]

I was at this game. Garry entered the hall with his "out-for-blood" gameface on. As they sat down to start the game, Anand pointed out that the clocks hadn't been reset after game 9. The Director, Carol Jareki, picked up the clock to set them and she dropped the clock! It bounced off the board and hit the floor, and Kasparov burst out laughing for a few seconds, quickly donning his gameface again after the clock was set. After the rook sac, Dzindzichashvili summed up black's position as "slightly hopeless." Great game to catch in person.

[@mushtaqahmad9161]

Sir you are a teacher Your analysis are very calculated. We are your fan

[@sachinkakodkar1306]

Sweet revenge after biting the dust in game 9. Of course, the line was intensely prepared by team Kasparov prior to the game. The rest of the match was a cold shower for Anand, who simply couldn't resurrect. You explained the variations in this open Ruy Lopez very well.

[@historicalchessvideos8017]

You are very welcome, thanks for watching.

[@Alonesoullllllllll]

Boths are my favourite players

[@ibrahimjaleel5900]

Brilliant chess game. Agreed, no doubt, one of the best chess games I’ve ever seen in chess history. I disagree about the picture of New Yoke City. Not beautiful at all, perhaps it’s a concrete jungle. Thanks for sharing this game.

[@historicalchessvideos8017]

Yes I also agree what you said about big cities I also prefer calm natural places with trees, like Alaska! Thanks for watching.

[@glennarcher2988]

Loved this game with your excellent analysis thanks. Kasparov and Anand both have that ability to stun with brilliance. Was Ng5 a novelty at the time?

[@historicalchessvideos8017]

I'm not sure if that was a novelty at that time but definatelya cool tactical shot by Kasparov, thanks for watching, take care.

[@kenadyken3042]

Revenge is very beautiful

[@DewantiDevi-l3t]

Kasparovplayedgood

[@dankokozar]

Oh yeah! :)

[@candidedie7874]

Che-ck mate

[@DewantiDevi-l3t]

Whatisresult

[@rupindersingh1052]

Kaspstov was bully. He dominated psycologically his opponents. Same he did with carlsen when he was 12..