nice vid - in the game Hikaru was clearly better but let Carlsen off the hook with 25 Rxh6 with an equal position left - and Carlsen missed a killer tactic on move 33. g5!! instead of exchanging the rooks turns the table completely
33. Rxh5 34. Bxh5+ with a rook invasion via the e file - complete disaster
Nakamura won the ICC Open (blitz) quite recently .. around 600 strong entrants including KingsCrusher who came a very creditable 22nd .. worth checking out what a phenomenal blitz player Nakamura is via kc's channel
@AlanWattParrot I actually covered 2 of Naka's games from the ICC Blitz championship, including one of his few losses.
Check them out:
/watch?v=2I3_1JfV1us
/watch?v=J8o3cOitGZo
I'm friends with Tryfon and I asked him to send me a PGN to cover one of his games from the championship, but we never got around to it, perhaps I'll get around to it one of these days.
@OnlineChessLessons Just a small thing I personally would think could improve the video, when you say the name at 3:10 maybe make a small note appear with the written name in the corner or write the name in the description, other than that, great video :)
The time control was actually 3min+ 2 seconds per move. Not like it matters because the games end up being the same length anyway, but just though I would tell you.
@SMCB285 i almost always do videos without an engine, and actually rare use them to study either. in this video i referenced computer lines i heard from others. for a great free engine, i recommend stockfishchess
First thanks very much for putting the game transcript in pgn format in the description. A great improvement. You said that Black's 3... Nf6 forces 4. e5. I play this line all the time and can testify that 4. Bg5 can give Black a lot of problems if he doesn't play accurately. The idea is trade the bishops (Black must play 4... Be7) and then try to penetrate the black squares in the centre with a knight. It's also possible to apply pressure to the king's side after Black castles.
v nice apprehended tactics
nopackdrill 4 days ago
rosenborg7 I don't know who said he should castle, but it wouldn't be the first time Nakamura illegally castled, lol.
Odhinn222 1 week ago
sooooooooooooooooo
Pshoeshus 1 month ago
You keep mention that Nakamura should casle, but how is that possible when he already have moved his king?
rosenborg7 2 months ago
At 12:05, it says Nakamura loses on time. Actually, it's Carlsen who lost on time!
xactxx 2 months ago
Seriously how did Naka let carlsen fork him in the end? lol
damthatriver09 3 months ago
nice vid - in the game Hikaru was clearly better but let Carlsen off the hook with 25 Rxh6 with an equal position left - and Carlsen missed a killer tactic on move 33. g5!! instead of exchanging the rooks turns the table completely
33. Rxh5 34. Bxh5+ with a rook invasion via the e file - complete disaster
33. ....Rg6 34. Rh7 with a likewise disaster
SuperShakespeare 4 months ago
what does blitz game mean?
serichejr 4 months ago
good comments man... cheers
NimacTry2 5 months ago
Nakamura won the ICC Open (blitz) quite recently .. around 600 strong entrants including KingsCrusher who came a very creditable 22nd .. worth checking out what a phenomenal blitz player Nakamura is via kc's channel
AlanWattParrot 6 months ago
@AlanWattParrot I actually covered 2 of Naka's games from the ICC Blitz championship, including one of his few losses.
Check them out:
/watch?v=2I3_1JfV1us
/watch?v=J8o3cOitGZo
I'm friends with Tryfon and I asked him to send me a PGN to cover one of his games from the championship, but we never got around to it, perhaps I'll get around to it one of these days.
OnlineChessLessons 6 months ago
@OnlineChessLessons i'd better keep my big mouth shut til i check out all your vids Will xD
AlanWattParrot 6 months ago
Good game! And splendid of the knowledge to make, 2 champions GMI.
tobolskwildnet 7 months ago
I really like how you when in to possible lines and explanations for the certain moves. Great video.
AFiddler19 7 months ago
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aixelsyd82 7 months ago
I love the G6 pawn move, maybe Magnus would have seen that with more time.
AlltimeTrance 7 months ago
@AlltimeTrance thats a tough move to find, but magnus does play like a computer so theres a good chance he would have seen it
OnlineChessLessons 7 months ago
@OnlineChessLessons Actually he's more positional as Kasparov emphasised, but yes he's tactically very good as well of course.
IndrasBlade77 6 months ago
Hikaru no Chess !!!!
grischnach 7 months ago 2
Nakamura looks like a Down Syndrome sufferer.
liebstandarteadolf 7 months ago
naka actually does lose on time this game haha right when he plays Bc2 he realizes his time is up /watch?v=xOs17t4SyyI u can see it there
surfsoccer11 7 months ago
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nicocola1 7 months ago
Amazing video and explanation,
CaptainSvy 7 months ago
Very good!! I will participate more in ChessAjedrez. Hugs.
2530611 8 months ago
@OnlineChessLessons Just a small thing I personally would think could improve the video, when you say the name at 3:10 maybe make a small note appear with the written name in the corner or write the name in the description, other than that, great video :)
FearDeniesFate 8 months ago
You can watch this game being played in this video: /watch?v=xOs17t4SyyI
xactxx 8 months ago
The time control was actually 3min+ 2 seconds per move. Not like it matters because the games end up being the same length anyway, but just though I would tell you.
moviecritic6 8 months ago
@moviecritic6 thanks i dont know how i missed that
OnlineChessLessons 8 months ago
What engine do you use?
Great vid btw.
SMCB285 8 months ago
@SMCB285 i almost always do videos without an engine, and actually rare use them to study either. in this video i referenced computer lines i heard from others. for a great free engine, i recommend stockfishchess
OnlineChessLessons 8 months ago
@OnlineChessLessons Ok, thanks I'll check it out. Kepp up the vids!
SMCB285 8 months ago
@OnlineChessLessons stockfish. a great open source. even better that some non free engines.
Ariel1Dominguez 7 months ago
First thanks very much for putting the game transcript in pgn format in the description. A great improvement. You said that Black's 3... Nf6 forces 4. e5. I play this line all the time and can testify that 4. Bg5 can give Black a lot of problems if he doesn't play accurately. The idea is trade the bishops (Black must play 4... Be7) and then try to penetrate the black squares in the centre with a knight. It's also possible to apply pressure to the king's side after Black castles.
colourmegone 8 months ago