The Brilliant Deutz Gambit || Nezhmetdinov vs. Baskin

[@kingscrusher]

Super Nez Playlist: kingscrusher.tv/nez Please check out my chess courses page at kingscrusher.tv/ - Cheers, K

[@johnpetkos5686]

We've missed your videos. All these post pandemic young kids today don't know you're the true cradle of Chess education on KZbin. I don't care if others have millions more subs - no one's even close to your ability of explaining the game in the most fascinating and intriguing fashion!

[@kingscrusher]

Thanks - I will try and upload more frequently independent of views :)

[@AndrewBackhouse1]

Agreed

[@TheAfroNoah]

The king is back! I feel blessed. Thank you for these analyses.

[@TheGuitarRiot]

KingsCrusher, you're the best that's ever been!! Keep going!!

[@kingscrusher]

Many thanks - will try and upload more frequently! :)

[@mcronrn]

Fun to see this gambit! 👏🙏

[@kingscrusher]

Cheers, K

[@joseraulcapablanca8564]

A beautiful little mate. I love the way you explain the ideas in these games. I have bought the course. Have 27 hours of night shift this weekend, half for the marathon and half to make a start on the course. Always a pleasure to see your chess passion. Thanks KC.

[@kingscrusher]

Many thanks :)

[@cosmincristi]

Welcome back, sir!

[@kingscrusher]

Thanks :)

[@quarlmephystodot2201]

that Bd5 was quite something

[@kingscrusher]

Indeed :) Cheers, K

[@quarlmephystodot2201]

8:58 idk...

[@quarlmephystodot2201]

tell us more what you think, not what the engine eval is. we dont care if its wrong, positional understanding is far harder to train than tactics. because positipnal play asks how we get here vs tactics ask how you move forward. backtracking > puzzles

[@billring99]

Good analysis, but please learn to pronounce "Nezhmetdinov".