Killegar Chess presents: Florin Gheorghiu Vs. Garry Kasparov, 1988
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Whenever you say someone "found" a forced mate in 4, I always picture that moment when you have been staring at the pieces and the answer LEAPS out at you. It's the reason I play chess.
michele11804 2 months ago
Kasparov's e4 against Fischer's Najdorf or Fischer's e4 against Kasparov's Najdorf would have been epic!
YtubeUserr 6 months ago
I have a bit of help with the analysis yes =0) For sure it was a great game; Kasparov really is a force to be reckoned with. Such a shame there were never any matches against Fischer! All the best,
Sean
SeanGGodley 2 years ago 2
Georghiu played like a chump, he is much better than this... I think Kasparov's opponents played "scared" which only made matters worse. Great video as usual. Keep it up. Go at your own pace, people will still watch as you make them.
pgbollig 2 years ago
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good video. don't do vids everyday (ie kingscrusher) b/c we might get sick of you. but also, don't do vids too far apart as in weeks(ie greencastleblock) or we start missing seeing your vids. so far, i think your frequency of posting is great. i'm not sick of you or missing you too much! maybe slightly on the missing side...
outerlimits78 2 years ago
Great game, this series on Kasparov has me studying the KID again. Cheers Sean.
dan112358 2 years ago
noticed you like to make vidsd on kasporov..,. perhaps some games over the world championship vs karpov would be nice and instructive as well as appealing
fezzjr 2 years ago
Playing against Kasparov, one never gets a chance to breathe. He is relentless.
Another very nice vid Sean, thanks for putting it out. Look forward to the next one.
roaddog481 2 years ago
Fantastic video SGG! Thanks for taking the time to make it.
halette20001 2 years ago
Wow... that is probably my favourite game now. That was highly instructive... Very positional. It is amazing the amount of pressure that can be mounted and maintained by these gifted individuals. That was very close to a perfect game by Kasparov.
theoriginalanomaly 2 years ago