What Makes Garry Kasparov's Chess Memory Legendary?

[@anti_proton]

That was one of the best streams we have ever seen in our life.....

[@chandrashekarad1338]

Stream link pls

[@MannanGoel]

I* but if it's fine

[@Jack78680]

WITHOUT. A. DOUBT.

[@armintabakovic9961]

I am so thankful Garry said that at 1:37. This concept applies to all situations in life. Moving from difficult to easy tasks unleashes relief which weakens your concentration.

[@jakatarub7527]

I just lost my rook because I think it was checkmate

[@abhi739]

20 years world champion - "Im just an amateur", heights of humbleness

[@acousticmario6109]

not humble at all. the statement is so ridiculous that its a brag just to make people laugh.

[@vinayv6729]

humble ?garry? don't make laugh

[@kaganchess]

he is an amateur now since he stopped playing professionaly at 2006 linares

[@samarthshandilya8639]

It's mind blowing to see this. He has such a great memory even in this age.

[@artemis477]

Apparently playing chess helps to combat the progression of Alzheimer's disease

[@samarthshandilya8639]

@@artemis477 Ohh I didn't know about that. Thanks for such information ❤️

[@kunalarora8608]

This was fun. Looks like Garry enjoyed the stream.

[@parthasarathidewanji6693]

Player like Gary will never born in next hundred years wth extraordinary talent

[@KaranS2022]

Partha Sarathi Dewanji never ever never ever he is a legend

[@arshad8420]

@@parthasarathidewanji6693 Fischer

[@yugshikhar603]

@@arshad8420 Fischer was truly amazing but Fischer was born few decades before Garry so I think, not sure but I type of agree with Partha.

[@bimanh.saikia6600]

3:43 the best part of the entire channel's content ..

[@Dipesh1234]

Sagar shah: This one is tricky. Gary: 😎 (Elephant takes memory coaching from Gary Kasporav).

[@dhruvagrawal2970]

Elephant 😂

[@godgamerz780]

@@dhruvagrawal2970 lol he don't know rook name 😂

[@harshalpazare9686]

Noobs spotted in chat😬

[@Dipesh1234]

There is a saying "elephant never forgets" its in that reference to animal not chess piece.

[@parthasarathidewanji6693]

Player like Gary in world chess history will never born again I think

[@mtcn01sameerb18]

11:02 sagar telling samya to not to speak in code language

[@varadarajanps1384]

My hearty congratulations to Sagar Shah in this show. Hats off to my favorite undisputed hero Garry, another Renaissance man of Chess.

[@amartyagupta9242]

What a legend and such a cool person. So much fun watching yesterday's stream.

[@vickypandey3597]

Samay- "idk how you're doing it man" Like bruh he's arguably the GOAT. Hands down.

[@Yash.11.007]

Indian chess got such a boost by samay’s presence ..#ThankyouSamay

[@psychicspy1234]

Stfu , we don’t need jokers like him in chess , you generation z are really irritating

[@pranavgotheop3136]

@@SaranshBangar 😂😂

[@kamalofdeka]

@@psychicspy1234 yes

[@gg-ff3lm]

@@psychicspy1234 💩

[@VikramKumar-wd4dr]

Kya hi bolta h bro.... Don't insult the great game of Chess. I have no issues with what Samay is doing but just don't make him the flag bearer of chess. We have enough great players to do so.

[@ashishshah5667]

Great Garry. Big salute. Nice to see that legend speak with you all in such a light mood. It's surprising 👍👌

[@yogeshdeepan9880]

Thank you for bringing Garry ❤️❤️❤️❤️ i wish this video shouldn't end

[@akshay9840]

Not only he remembers the move, but he remembers all the sequence, LEGEND ❤️🔥🔥

[@vishvamodh7728]

Thankyou ChessBase India for making chess so interesting You are really empowering chess in India Hats off to you Sagar Shah the legend

[@Chess1503]

5:38 that is how a legendary World champion calculate and remember 🗿

[@sushrutkagde6420]

It's the memory who remembers Gary Kasparov. 😂😂

[@vivekkaloni7897]

Garry Kasparov...truly a legend 🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@thecoolring6431]

I instantly identified the sultan Vs capablanca game because of Gotham chess

[@kaganchess]

he probably looked at the game when he was like 7 or 8

[@Chess1503]

3:45 legend is talking about legend 🗿

[@kaivalyajahagirdar4307]

Kaspaov has a mix of Russian,British and Canadian accents

[@davidcopson5800]

He is truly international.

[@627MBS]

The "You know" counter in this stream was toooooooo high 🤣🤣

[@Chess1503]

The only person in the history who defeated supercomputer 🗿

[@Chess1503]

His memory 📈 our memory📉

[@aaryanwaghamre2747]

imagine Andrea asking ''how does a knight move '' to Garry.

[@AJyogi108]

Gary Kasparov brain is a chess database

[@whaddoiknow6519]

It should be noted that Kasparov is the inventor of the door-slam attack. In the 1995 World Championship in 1995, Anand took the lead by winning game 9. In game 10, after every move he made, Kasparov would get up to go to the bathroom and slam the door behind him so hard the room shook. The young and mild-mannered Anand was too rattled to complain the arbiter, and it is strange that the arbiter did not stop this behavior on his own either. No player has ever used this attack after Kasparov. So indeed he is the stuff of legend.

[@MayankHinge]

This is why he is THE GARRY KASPAROV! 💯❤️

[@Xtxtxt900]

Just look their aura.Beautiful people beautiful game❤️.

[@reeshavpaul522]

He is a 200000000TB hard disk.

[@revolutionarythinker]

Elephant 🐘 has Garry memory

[@pj_18]

Legend 🙏🏻

[@sanatkumar1656]

In the whole stream vidit hardly spoke 20 words

[@tasoxsfordb9721]

Low provile #ViditSC 😊

[@Humble.fool05]

For any professional chess players or just someone who enjoys chess and reading it's literature, the reaction would be the same. Garry has the aura and the accomplishments to back it up. He was the first one to prioritise preparation at the top level and later backed it up with engines. He was also the prime moving force for the creation of a game database open to public (more professionals) and that is how Chessbase was born in Germany.

[@mrmarkstv6585]

I have to day this has more to do with chess memory. I can remember many famous chess positions, I can name who played them in what year, but I often forget many other non chess related stuff

[@mario22461]

This are all super classics. I have never studied Kasparov's games but I got the rest pretty easily (date and tournament as well) . They should have tried some more challenging from the 40's and 50's.

[@tasoxsfordb9721]

#KasparovSC 🤘

[@AdityaSinghai-su5om]

I love how everyone has a nametitle ... gm im and bm 🤣

[@harsharoyal5927]

Wht does bm mean?

[@Adgjmptw343]

@@harsharoyal5927 blunder master

[@jonjosenna5581]

Garry is loved in India!

[@davidcopson5800]

Happy 59th birthday, Garry Kasparov. 13.4.2022.

[@raihanansari2875]

this is the stream with no haters

[@souvikmandal5678]

Legendary stream

[@captain_levi2148]

Garry always opp 🎖🎖

[@doyoureallycare5740]

A comedian like Samay should be so lucky to be talking to the el padrino of chess

[@kayeff1058]

Miguel Angel felix of chess

[@3425yogeshkumar]

I have never seen this side of Garrry.

[@davidcopson5800]

It has always been there.

[@pathikghugare]

Wow I missed so much by missing that stream

[@paragnegi8019]

For first time... Fun comedy nd entertainment got added to chess. This is Soo magnetic... I lov playing chess again. Sagar Samay Vidit is perfect combination.

[@arbaazkmc3634]

What did you expected sagar bhai he is the best legend ever chess can get🔥❤

[@anuremesh6305]

Me tryna remember today's date

[@aryanbehera1772]

Incredible garry

[@shashideo53]

Legend 🔥🔥

[@dhiraj22881]

Legendary Stream 💞💗😍

[@debu3874]

give me his 1/10th memory and i will be IITian .

[@84y87]

Memory will help you only in chemistry.

[@Humble.fool05]

Memory will only help you write your Name during the exam as far as JEE is considered.

[@satyamanu2211]

@@Humble.fool05 🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@Sourjyalovesanime]

Im just.... out of words.... And we complain we forgot the moves.

[@tuhindutta4284]

If I ever have the previlage and chance to meet & learn from Gary.. I would rather like to learn how to store all this in memory and recall when needed.. INSANE !!

[@pramodkakoriya8072]

Lots of love guys that how you teach and entertain us lots of love to Sagar bhai and amruta mam,

[@stevenhawking1149]

Garry is the GOAT

[@LeventK]

He invented chess. What did you expect?

[@Zireael1706]

I never understood the reference. Why do people say that?

[@divitbatra2453]

He basically "Redefined" the era, thus "inventing" a whole different brand of play style which defined the style of play for that and future generations. Even Vishy and Caruana's endgame styles are somewhat inspired by him!

[@tapaskohad]

And it's his trademark too

[@Humble.fool05]

That emerged from a reddit post, nothing too rocket science in that as someone explained above.

[@aayushtripathi3799]

Garrychess ,inventor of chess

[@rickrick5041]

Watching this what I play is not chess

[@edimarjefersondarosarosado3542]

The.Best.Player.Chees.Ok.Every.Time.

[@thePot_]

First position..Stockfish 12 plays Knight to F1...

[@emranahmed5711]

When Garry refuses to ans that topolov game then they asked to tell his hotel number 😂

[@thegaussbrawls6879]

Op sagar bhai i have watched the whole stream nice edits by the way again🙌🙌🙌🙌🙌🙌😎

[@akhilbiju]

Copyright strike incoming from the Supreme Leader 😂😂

[@tonypeter8209]

Exciting 👍

[@ratnakarshukla9466]

Garry sir is legend ❤

[@vikassaini5755]

Legend will always be a legend

[@harishav8225]

It was pleasure seeing the legend solving puzzles ❤️

[@dipenkumar6526]

BM Samay Raina written 😂 0:06 ❤️

[@sameerakolar4678]

Great Garry

[@ved4911]

The real 220 IQ

[@brasileirosim5961]

…Qb8, yes, sure, very simple, bringing the Q into the game from the the other side. What? The guy is a monster!

[@svisves]

GOAT speak. Fantastic stream!!

[@ankitdubey9310]

the man who went up against a machine and even beat him in one of the games 🙇‍♀️

[@nikhilm2803]

Deep Blue is considered very weak nowadays. I'm not saying it wasn't an impressive achievement, it's just that there's no way a human is beating stockfish14 or Leela nowadays

[@kaganchess]

​@@nikhilm2803obviously but i think official rating of deep blue was like 2860 but kasparov played terrible in those matches compared to his real strength

[@fianchettando]

They selected very famous games. If you love chess you know them, so no need to have memory... I mean, very important beautiful legendary games... So the impressive thing it s not Kasparov knowing these (obviously) BUT Sagar being surprised (being an IM... and these games being so famous).

[@ravikumarkothamasu]

Old Garry very funny.

[@mrmarkstv6585]

I scored 8/10 And I actually new that Petrosian game and I new Tal won in Bled 1961 and Fischer finished in 2nd place

[@rupakbhattarai7095]

Garry is a LEGEND.

[@amanverma2083]

There is BM Samay Raina written below samay😂😂

[@divyanshudivyanshu8224]

Sagar Shah so happy when he guess so quick! 🔥

[@SkandTyagi]

Copyright strike incoming from Samay 😂

[@abdulirfan1710]

Respect

[@narendrasinghsisodiya7630]

Gary defeated ibm computer rest is history

[@tasoxsfordb9721]

No, Remach #KasparovSC lose. Dominating man over mechine is death in that era. Man VS Mechine ✌

[@saurabhbachchani2130]

Gazab.. Garry sir ko stream pe le aaye🤩🙌 Hatss off Samay Raina🧡🔥

[@marilynfat1619]

OMG!!! Is he even human

[@mohammedabdulraheem7564]

Here I am.. forgetting what to play after Adhibhan B3

[@grey301k]

lmao

[@vikramkrishnan6414]

Bb2 and then resign

[@virenjoshi]

Sagar Bhai that stream was so insightful on so many oblivion levels ☺️🥰😍❤️

[@nir2661]

Interesting!

[@villianbehindglasses8969]

Does anyone have any idea how he remembers all this? Is there some technique GMs use to remember games? I can't even remember opening variations

[@aashaybhoir1224]

Years and years of practice and dedication bro

[@kamalofdeka]

@@aashaybhoir1224 yes only practice

[@tasoxsfordb9721]

Maybe Pattren, ton of tons variation 😊

[@riverm5889]

Chess is so second nature to top gms they are as fluent as if they were speaking their native language. It also probably helps that they have analyzed those games and been to the events and seen the games live themselves.

[@vzjaginsevsaoirse5003]

GOAT

[@bernardobila4336]

Gary doesn't have a brain, he has a chess database.

[@pardhukolli2869]

Legend is evergreen my is mikhail tal my hero is tal

[@musical_lolu4811]

8:35 is why I'll continue to suck at chess. I'm just not that creative.

[@pankajbaher]

best stuff

[@randomguyontheinternet801]

Golden opportunity for Samay Raina to Copoystrike lol lol lol

[@VinayKumar-um6bp]

❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@RitvikOhri10]

Anybody know the background piano music?

[@hlp_emlove3390]

To become a great GM U must have a great memeory!!!

[@saikrishnadadi8080]

What's BM

[@srikanthtupurani6316]

I have seen some puzzles in which the paw gets promoted to knight. Very strange and unusual. Garry has solved these puzzles. It appears these things are jokes for him.

[@Jim_Henderson]

According to a recent obituary of Kasparov's mother, Kasparov's parents discovered his talent in 1968 when they were pondering a chess puzzle published in the local newspaper and the five-year-old Garry came over and solved it.

[@srikanthtupurani6316]

@@Jim_Henderson parents play a crucial role. If parents don't encourage child prodigies they loose all the motivation. When we live in a bad ecosystem where people are anti intellectual we cannot expect anything from such an environment. Jewish culture encourages creative thinking.

[@srikanthtupurani6316]

@@Jim_Henderson those puzzles in the video are not easy. They are of high quality. He is too good. When he is solving them it appears as if he is watching a movie.

[@pedro.cassis]

I got 7 out of 10 now aaaaa