How Karpov Wins: Game 2

George Jempty playing chess moves from memory of the second game in the collection "How Karpov Wins"

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Entertainment

Tags:

• chess
• karpov
• lengyel
• moscow
• 1971
• catalan
• gambit
• jempty
• chess.internovate.com

[ismialdx5]

mb rook*

[ismialdx5]

white mess up with Nd5... he should have played a4 first, then c6, axb5, cxb5 and now white should play Ng5!... treatening mate and winning the bishop xD

[jabroni1223]

The answer to how Kasparov wins is simple, he uses a very difficult tactical trick in chess called the checkmate.

[pinnoy]

I would prefer quadruple weighted pieces always...these are just great to use in blitz games

[pinnoy]

Actually by memorizing complete chess games, one gets to internalize them and will be able to practically use some ideas when playing in real games. Karpov 's games are some of the 'simplest' to study. By simple I meant his play seems effortless at times, and his moves practically play by themselves.

[superduperaids357]

why r u wasting ur time memorizing these games. if you care about chess then why don't you study. Not hard to memorize 25-40 move matches.

[nomindchess]

cool man, do you know what kind of pieces you have? and if there double triple weighted etc. they sound heavy and look nice.

[phboy12]

how could you memorize the moves dude this is awosme

[funkbeastbasslover]

cause its not very appealing. all this actually requires is memorizing such and such piece to such and such space. and since its quick and at such a weird camera angle, and with the really annoying look he gives at the end, it doesn't serve to give any incite to the actual game. its cool that he does this, but most people on youtube will talk as much shit as possible when they can, just check the comments i get as a musician lol

[Theprinceofponeage]

I don't know why there is so much hating on your video's. I liked it...