Hikaru Nakamura vs. Emory Tate
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Tate went on to lose this game, but in an interesting sidenote, Tate still remains the father of the universe.
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One tactical genius against another tactical genius. Must have been a hell of a battle.
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@chessdrummer Fair enough, but it's still not very exciting.
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@xxprincessnat123xx Ive met emory tate at the Kentcuky Open. hes a monster, he won the whole event
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@xxprincessnat123xx Maybe, but can he spell better than you?
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Very exciting video ;)
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That might be the most boring 1:19 ever recorded. You could've recorded a snail crawling and created more excitement.
bailinnumberguy 1 year ago
@bailinnumberguy Apparently, you're not a chess player. It isn't about action. This was not a blitz tournament. Here we see two legendary players in action. What would you want t happen in this video?
chessdrummer 1 year ago
@chessdrummer Actually I am a chess player. Obviously it's not about action, because there isn't any. I thought we'd see an interesting position or a blitz game, but they're in the opening doing nothing in particular. I'm not sure I'd characterize either of these players as 'legendary'. They'd both destroy me, but legendary?
bailinnumberguy 1 year ago
@bailinnumberguy Yep... both are legendary players. Of course Nakamura is #8 in the world now. Tate has seen his best chess, but his dashing tactical wins have given him a following worldwide. Just to get these two on video playing each other is interesting. That's really the point.
chessdrummer 1 year ago
@bailinnumberguy Also note the other players in the video GM Leonid Yudasin watching their game. Next to him is GM Mark Paragua playing IM Jay Bonin. Paragua won with a beautiful mate in seven! IM Oladapo Adu was also seen briefly. It's more of a documentation video than action. When you are taping you never know when the players will move so to criticize the video is presumptuous.
chessdrummer 1 year ago