Endgame Virtuoso Anatoly Karpov - Part 3 of 3

[concept015]

Thanks so much for your videos, great comments. Keep them up!

[nblfyb]

That was entertaining and educative.

Benson and Tonic

[JaguarKid70]

It should very interesting to see some introduction to the difficult theme of the relations between openings and the family of endings deriving.I am now studing Dragon configurations and Rook and Bishops endings following that opening choice.

[60tat]

3 nice vids,i hadnt seen this endgame before.well explained and well presented.

[PekkaSaauri]

Make a video about hypermodern chess.

[fezzjr]

i agree with borhan i find endgame studies to be very enjoyable and i seem to get most from them

[borhan21]

I suggest you do more about endgame technique because when chess player with same level of strength, the chess player who have more knowledge of endgame will make the different. Thanks for sharing your knowledge and I looking forward your next video.

[isayoldchap1]

Thanks for your thoughtful and interesting comment. I just lost a game to the strongest player at my chess club. I will probably do a 2 part analysis of that game, and then follow up with some more endgame analysis. Thanks again for your feedback!

[dragonheadofthewest]

@borhan21 thats totally bullshit.. 2 players can have similar strenght and one can win without endgame just by putting up pressure with good sacrifices andmaking him nervous... but endgame is still important

[gavrila87]

i vote for some game analysis.

[tylemmons]

Fantastic trio of videos. Kept my attention the whole time. Interesting commentary.

[isayoldchap1]

Thanks! I appreciate your feedback. Anything you'd like to be done differently?

[isayoldchap1]

What do you think I should do for my next series? More endgames, middle game strategy, endgame technhique, game analysis, or tactics/combinations? I'd prefer not to do openings since I think there's already a wealth of videos on that subject. Any suggestions would be appreciated.

[xiangyik]

@isayoldchap1 More endgames would be brilliant, especially since you seem to be fantastic at explaining them :). I also happen to be particularly partial to Karpov, for no particular reason.