Queen's Indian Defense (Computer4-Impossible) - Standard chess #20

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I played a standard chess game as white with time controls set at 15 minutes with a 2 second increment against Computer4 Impossible. The opening played was the Queen's Indian Defense. Although the game begins modest enough, play sharpens when the kings reside on opposite sides. We can usually expect a full fledged attack on the king in such cases. Calculation and timing are two important factors in the said environment. After the game, I review it briefly with the assistance of Stockfish 7 (64-bit).
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PGN:
1. Nf3 b6 2. d4 Bb7 3. Bf4 Nf6 4. h3 e6 5. e3 Nc6 6. Nbd2 Be7 7. c3 O-O 8. Bd3 Nd5 9. Bh2 f5 10. Qe2 Rc8 11. Rg1 a5 12. a4 g6 13. g4 fxg4 14. Rxg4 Nf6 15. Rg2 Nd5 16. O-O-O Kh8 17. Rdg1 Nf6 18. e4 d6 19. Nh4 Rg8 20. Ndf3 Qd7 21. Ng5 Rce8 22. f4 Nd8 23. Bc2 Nh5 24. Rf2 c5 25. f5 exf5 26. exf5 Bxg5+ 27. Rxg5 Rxe2

[@ChessNetwork]

First, and if you're reading this...you're awesome! Thank you for your continued support. :D

[@fredtheafricanpianist5935]

you're welcome! you're v.good at explaining! esp like your grandmaster game analysis where you break down complex games

[@ChessNetwork]

Thank you +Frederick Ikpatt :D

[@hermenheman7714]

+ChessNetwork I think it takes courage to upload this match, thanks for uploading! :)

[@igorvieira344]

+Hermen Heman exactly! everyone blunders... and you played well til that moment

[@bektasuteubekov5788]

+ChessNetwork Did you see Anish Giri's tweet twitter.com/anishgiri/status/715090939212144641 "@SergeyKaryakin see you and your dubious QueensIndian in Norway my dear friend. ;)" ?

[@heathwater]

I like these longer 15/2 games, with personal and computer analysis at the end, most.

[@stuntmanjbc]

"He who hesitates to pull the trigger in a duel is the one who will end up dead."

[@ChessNetwork]

+stuntmanjbc Well said! :D

[@bayernstar5]

love your positional thinking, even if it failed you this time! keep up the great work!

[@ChessNetwork]

+bayernstar5 Thanks bayner. :D

[@Phoenix-ox2jr]

8:05 Did Jerry just have a yolo moment against the impossible 4 computer?

[@ChessNetwork]

+Phoenix I think you're right. Rare! :D

[@oozecandy]

Jerry, aren't you ever worried the computer could be listening in on the stream?

[@ChessNetwork]

+Dobbie Walker Ummm no. Your comment doesn't make much sense...I mean I wasn't even streaming when I played this game. ;)

[@baxterbrown8088]

Are you planning on discussing any more matches from the Candidates Tournament? That Karjakin - Caruana match was good. Or maybe you could talk about that one where Anish Giri got a draw.

[@naquanware7940]

+Baxter Brown, I've been patiently waiting for Jerry to post an update on the Tournament. These other commentators suck.

[@ChessNetwork]

+Baxter Brown I don't think so...at least right away.

[@gretasstolendreams2154]

Anish Giri got a draw, I don't believe it

[@stevensmith1289]

Hi Jerry, I have watched your excellent videos more or less since you started. I really enjoy your efforts against the computer. There is a satisfaction in beating one which is hard to explain. The problem with today's programs is the speed with which they play. But even with such speed you had it completely beat. Karpov one of my favorite players was a positional player. But he had the killer blow to convert the tactics which resulted from the superior position. You was still thinking positional in a tactically winning position. Even so well done and thank you for the excellent quality videos. Steven

[@ChessNetwork]

+Steven Smith Thank you very much Steven! :D

[@derekhorsley292]

Great series...this one best yet (yes I am working through the back catalogue) - glad it's not just me who makes stuff ups like that one....

[@schrodinger2223]

I think Jerry just overthought it and got into time trouble, he played very well for the majority of the game

[@igorvieira344]

sharp game, jerry! very few players (famous ones) risk playing computers this days... keep up!

[@chrispomeroy7216]

Will always support you Jerry!

[@realdizzle87]

Pro-Tip of the Day: When your opponent is attacking on the flank, look to counter-attack in the center. When YOU are attacking on the flank, KEEP ATTACKING!

[@MrPortraitsofpast]

that was painful and hilarious. You're still the man though jerry!

[@MrPortraitsofpast]

+MrPortraitsofpast and i wouldn't have done a jot better, for the record

[@theonly1978]

Thank you, Jerry!

[@moef.5326]

Jerry, this is a Stonewall attack formation. I always use Stonewall :) The point of Stonewall is to sacrifice bishop (or in this game, rook) for an easy forced mate.

[@VeracityTrigger]

What if, in the beginning, you contested its white bishop, lose it , take with your queen and they might move a knight to capture but you can fall back with the queen? If they contest the queen with the rook it would change its trajectory on the preferred file but I guess it's more likely they would move a knight. Not sure but does working a little to the left at the start save the right side?

[@E10m00]

great work Jerry! Maybe you should play with a greater increment , it will only benifit you, since the computer is so fast to move...

[@ChessNetwork]

+IsolatedPun Thanks IP. I like to keep it at 15|2. :D

[@pianosRepic]

Hey Jerry, are you gonna cover the Caruana Karjakin game? I'm very curious

[@TrondArneAusdal]

Can you sing a song on your next vid? Would ne nice to hear you sing a song you like. Btw, what music do you listen to? These vids are number three on my fav list of your vids. In first an second place are the new beginner to master-series and your analysis of games

[@Drupee]

Will you be uploading an analysis on the Karjakin-Caruana match?

[@samcatsam]

Oh, boy, what a game! --laughed out loud a bunch too.

[@androidlam]

Can someone clarify at 10:43 after white castles why bishop a3 isn't an option? Is there too much pressure on black?

[@GooTube3110]

Kb1 maybe... and of you dont move back e4

[@XerxesGammon200]

Jerry you weren't impressed with the candidates tournament this year?

[@petersmythe6484]

(16:35) I can't watch further; I just saw the discovery with the Rook Bishop and Queen all lined. Shucks and then it happened head on collision with a Rook.

[@michaelholland5424]

please do round 14 of the candidates tournament!

[@veganminimalistpastor]

The only thing harder than Computer-4 in a 15 min game is beating computer-1 on time in a bullet game

[@christianadamski4173]

This guy is so great I love chess network😀

[@ChessNetwork]

+Christian Adamski I appreciate the love, and support Christian. :D

[@nordicxs]

great commentary here . thanks for the vid

[@ChessNetwork]

+Brad Freeman Thank you Brad. :D

[@danielscheidleder6371]

in austria we say, "des is wia a watschn" ...."its like a smack in the face"

[@gtkc7773]

02:10 isn't that the London System position?

[@ajarnray4115]

+Gordon Tai (gtkc7773) Yes this is the london system.

[@talisb7883]

I'd much rather watch games against humans. Still thanks for the video Jerry!

[@SolavaPlays]

"Oh my goodness" 😭😂

[@miladibrahim1068]

The mighty Stockfish

[@BHMTH19B]

not so mighty anymore. alpha zero kicked his ass

[@jonlong2165]

I was thinking Rg1 because it can't be hit by the knight or Bishop's.

[@WilliamStoner]

Did NOT see that coming Jerry xD

[@anthonykuykendall4207]

Computer 4 Impossible VS Stockfish 8 (or is it 9)?

[@veganminimalistpastor]

Stockfish, easy

[@SamBElevenC]

I feel your pain man..

[@circleviii1801]

I think I would have played 22. Rg1 simply because your knight then has the flexibility to move to e5 whereas with the rook on g2, this move was never possible.

[@circleviii1801]

Good game nonetheless!

[@petersmythe6484]

(2:30) I see you getting into time trouble. Let's see...

[@sakules]

omg the end

[@thatgamercouple4141]

That was painful to watch. You had all the right ideas and then didn't follow through on them too; that was the worst part. Can't get intimidated by that computer impossible, man!

[@TheStupidLama]

Nope I actually wanted to play tge rook all the way back to G1.. it just felt.. like what the Pros do.. play calm, secure, it's not gonna help if there are tempi against the rook later, might ruin my attack, buying time for my opponent. and the rook doesn't protect anything really on the second rank for now.. I'm kinda proud :D

[@cucinare-da-zero]

I'm a class player and have drawn Computer Impossible so big friggin deal

[@BigBossHuntelaar]

such a shame to give this one away haha, your analysis is good though. You seem to be not just any but a PURELY positional player in many cases. Which is weird considering your good skills regarding solving chess puzzles.

[@0marginal0]

You were so close... Unfortunately you never use your intuition... when you think using it, it is already not more intuition... You are scared to be naked Jerry :) ? Thx for all your vids.

[@FelipeNovaesRocha]

+0marginal0 I agree, Jerry playing under pressure u can see the good moves in small time...

[@SuperMintyfresh123]

At 18:56 ne5 was winning

[@Goodkindchannel]

Nice game

[@ChessNetwork]

+Lauren Goodkind Thank you Lauren! :D

[@vtrvieira]

omg jerry, haha I am feeling bad

[@_archimedes]

Oooh that's rough haha

[@markphc99]

aw man

[@EvilSecondTwin]

Darn. That sucks!

[@michaelxfade]

overthought way way way too much

[@akshatsharma2064]

Jerry is feel bad for u.. 😞😞😢😢

[@iadros10]

You're just too afraid to win man! :D

[@abdoali51]

London system

[@bigbellybuddha1950]

Jerry I love the vids! Is there any way we can support you financially other than subbing and watching?

[@ChessNetwork]

+Bigbelly Buddha There's a small donation icon/link located at my YT homepage...top banner...far right. Glad you enjoy the videos BB. :D

[@butcherboi91]

18:04 move the rook to h6 and it would have been checkmate.

[@mamlasu]

+butcherboi91 No. Black would block with the knight.

[@butcherboi91]

+mamlasu Yes, I must have missed that. Thanks.

[@Marmoman9]

Poor Queen ;-;

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