Grinding Down Opponents - Chess Lesson

[MrEmanuel1223]

liked your insite and clear understanding of the position,also i would like to note take i could hear you so many of these are wasted because of the mumbling and or volume ,speak into the mike so we can hear ,thanx again

[FrankiebonesMC]

The position to me looks dead even in both material, and in positional strength at the start of the video, looks like a draw to me if both players are of similar strength.

[CrypticC62]

Did you prepare a script for yourself beforehand? Although the meaning of your analysis was very clear, it was a bit monotonous at times and there are several occasions where nothing is happening onscreen because you are (presumably) looking down at your script. If you want to try to spice things up a bit, try just jotting down bullet points or notes and use more onscreen arrows and colored squares to help illustrate your point.

[GeniusProphecy]

Thanks for the advice.

[GeniusProphecy]

I understand your suggestions, although due to the nature of my analysis, it is much more convenient to simply read off the screen. I'll try to employ more arrows and coloured squares.

[Yonnu1992]

Nicely played ;-)

[number94]

Good video, thanks. What was the computer assessment of the position at the start of this video? About equal I suppose.

[GeniusProphecy]

Rybka is giving me equal (-0.11) in the position at the start of the video.

[GeniusProphecy]

(After 1 minute or so.)

[ledgeleaper]

Your understanding of your opponent's psychology is on par with your clear thinking chess moves. Thanks for the video. I hope you make more.

[noxtradamentus]

Indeed, that was some awesome lesson.

[mambomx]

Hi, where are you from?

Thanks for the video, great game.

[GeniusProphecy]

I'm Australian.

[jrobichess]

Great vid GP!

[Juggles8]

Nice tidy game!

[GeniusProphecy]

Thanks for the compliments.