Pushing Hard for the Win | 2022 Golden State Open | R4 vs. IM Gabriel Bick (2397)

Analysis of my Round 4 game against IM Gabriel Bick (2397 FIDE) from the 2022 Golden State Open.
Tournament info: www.chesstour.com/gso22.htm
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[@pczapka]

I like that "what IM was calculating during the game" videos. :) And this setup with safe ...Kg8 is definitely worth to remember for future. Good one! :)

[@lazydetective4774]

Yes, it is much more interesting to hear about the thoughts during the game, than the objektive truth about the position. Just like I dislike the engine bar being on all live streams. Takes away my involvment in the positions and all focus is on the expected result.

[@TheBigGuppy]

Thanks a lot. I appreciate all content that fits in my e6 Sicilian World. Have a great weekend.

[@sanjaysain2567]

great instructive video

[@foxy3.o891]

Wow the game was so comfortable for black and the qh1 idea to push for a win and so much difficult variations to calculate was so tough for the win. Cool game

[@mitchellfabian7694]

My key takeaway is that it was good news to your prep that you were paired the way you were for round 1 and reviewed this opening then. But of course you would have done just as well nonetheless

[@Chess_Improvement]

very beautiful game, i thought you were in control , what about Qe8 then Qh5 Qf3 instead of Qb7

[@gp2776]

at 10:34, Be7! with Bxh4 idea looks very interesting! :) (Edit: I checked with the engine, this leads to a draw, but I like the maneuver :p)