Play like Kramnik!

[101casimir]

nice play

[13aug93]

Well. I found the experiment good but you should have explained the ideas behind every move after giving the answer.

[Fairfield1466]

I cheated. I used Rybka 3. And Rybka agreed with every one of Kramnik's moves'. No surprise, I'm sure

[Fupper16]

I am rated 1620 and that stuff was insane...it wasnt really attacking, just winning loads of material...

[ButterJunge]

I got all but one right!

Looks like I'm the next Kramnik! (I wish)

[Johansmu]

Very educational, thank you.

[butnotthroughglass]

Yes, great!

[dominussss]

more videos like this one please!

[Fibonaccie]

Very good video, it is nice that you give us the opportunity to feel like Kramnik ;) But I agree with other commentaries: Some explanations would make it much better ;)

[mckill2007]

easy, Im thinking Nxe6 and Nf5, but Nxe6 looses to fxe6!, so i thought about Nf5, but i did not choose Bh6, instead i choose Qc4 and then Qh4 which is met by Be7!

[37031234596]

Great test, Kramnik is incredible

[navajo5150]

Loved it! Please make more.

[firedwired]

nice one majnu, more like this please, this is fun!

[dbgrinder77]

thanks majnu was very insightful :)

[sagov9]

didn't the world chess network feature predict-a-move contests? it's more fun if you can keep score... I stopped playing at wcn when it wasn't free anymore.

[andersofdk]

:-)

[DannielPL]

Good idea, please make more test like this :)

[irvpat]

Tasteful moves,but my first choice I would have done!

[num3ric]

Ok, I failed... ha ha

[suvorov4]

not only was Nf5 the strongest first move, but it was actually the strongest move instead of exchanging queens, which Kramnik did. That would be the ending move worthy of this brilliant game.

[piollopiollo]

Well done man! I wait for more videos, pls!!!!

[EnnioXatuba]

Fantastic Idea! please, make it more often!!

[HUnttuCH]

nice idea, but imo it´s senseless without further explanation to the moves. I very like your videos btw

[alexholowczak]

Great idea - just more explanation as to some of the "weirder" moves. Why was move 1 Nf5 for instance? I can get the take on g7 to an extent... But Nf5 seems quite random.

[evilthought]

Nf5 wasn't random. N on d4 was hanging. You have to either move the knight or defend it with a piece. The idea behind Nf5 was to attacks g7 and if black castles, Nxg7 Kxg7 Bxd5 exd5 followed by Qc3+ wins back the piece (winning the bishop on c5).

[weebhll]

good stuff

[rickinsulanocarvalho]

great idea! nice video

[gjkanter]

I like this idea and hope to see more videos like it.

[sobolani]

Almost like Kramnik, great idea for a video.

[sgtchewy]

yep, i'm soakin it up...thanx

[tenniscal999]

fantastic!

[brrrdman85]

I like it!