Super GM Nakamura's Alekhine Defence || Dark Knight Rises || Chessable

[@kingscrusher]

Chessable bit.ly/2JGr6Jx || Super GM Nakamura's Alekhine Defence || Dark Knight Rises

[@ТестТест-в3б]

Thanks alot! Very instructive!! U explain every idea, which is invisible for an eye!

[@joseraulcapablanca8564]

i really enjoyed all Three of these alekhines games, pity i did not have the chance to watch them live. thanks KC keep up the good work

[@iznoloc5269]

Great game! Thanks for showing us

[@kingscrusher]

Cheers, K

[@marcosdelima7484]

@11:29 I don't understand why white's bishop doesn't simply capture the pawn on d3 here, seeing as he ends up being forced to give up his bishop for the pawn anyway...

[@eeshtarr]

It is pronounced ah-lyeh-(ch)inn (with the (ch) as in 'Loch Ness', with the stress on the 'lyeh', not all-uh-kine) ... sorry ....

[@martinet1985]

are you Russian?

[@martinet1985]

btw Loch is pronounced Lock so your comment doesn't make sense.

[@eeshtarr]

@@martinet1985 No, but I had 5 years of Russian in school. I am Dutch. In Dutch 'Loch' is pronounced as 'лох'. I didn't know of anything else in English with a 'х' sound in it.

[@colinmurphy2214]

Al-eh-kyne is the English (mis)pronunciation. Unless speaking to a Russian it’s really not necessary to say it properly.