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Great Players of the Past: Gregory Kaidanov
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 12 ก.พ. 2022
- Check out Ben's Chessable courses here! www.chessable.... Gregory Kaidanov is a Soviet-born American chess grandmaster. He was inducted into the United States Chess Hall of Fame in 2013. His peak rating is 2646, achieved in 2002, and is long time mentor and friend of GM Ben Finegold.
This lecture was recorded on December 22nd, 2021, in Roswell, Georgia.
Game 1: Kaidanov vs Anand 10:18
Game 2: Taimanov vs Kaidanov 26:16
Game 3: Kaidanov vs Donaldson 39:29
Game 4: Finegold vs Kaidanov 45:48
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Warning for viewers: jump scare at 0:25
Holy sht you make shoes?
I am so happy to see you are still doing Lectures on YT, Twitch Streams just aren't my thing. But the Lectures are pure Gold I have watched them all since STLCC and CCSCATL probably multiple times lol. Go Ben!
You might even say the lectures are "fine" gold.
@@vikramkrishnan6414 Exactly
…but stay there.
This GM was long overdue for coverage! And who better to cover him than his own student!
Kaidanov may not have been a world champion contender like other past greats covered in this series, but Ben's knowledge of him made it just as interesting, maybe even more instructive than usual.
A romantic story at the end even for Valentine's day. Well done.
Is this the guy who taught me the beautiful game of chess at UCSB? Ari!! Great to find you here!!
I just watched your videos about opening traps and I needed one of them just one day later! That series is absolutely great! Keep up the work!
G.M. Ben Is the best!
If you're really into opening traps I recommend Igor Smirnov's Remote Chess Academy
This was one of your best lectures, seeing it again after so long, you deserve another round of applaud.
And 1 year later still brilliant. Getting close to Kaidanovs 5 time analysis xD
Such a great tribute the Ben's teacher! Well done.
28:55 They did the dragon ball fusion dance and became Taidanov
Spectacular lecture. Go Ben!
One of my favorite Teachers! Go GM Finegold!
I'm glad ben went on his schpiel at 22:00, this gave me enough time to find the correct move :)
Nice story in the end. Thanks !
That lecture was insanely instructive!
"There was a tear in his eye... It wasn't because I listened to him. It was because I was crushing him. Truth hurts" 😂😂
All three were beasts during there time. Alexander personified class on and off the board. BTW Belgium is an awesome country
Love your videos, Ben. Thank you for the great content.
GO BEN!!
but stay there
You mention he was more known as a strategic player -- would be cool to see more games that emphasize that style
Great lecture. Thank you.
I thought I heard you thank your "blunderful" sponsor and decided that was classic Finegold joke.
"Maintain tension!"
I’m surprised nobody started crying. You always tell me when someone starts to cry, but maybe that’s just your students.
Go Ben, go lectures!
Great games!
Ben you a legend.
After some thought about the "powerful premier pawn push" or 4P as the pawn move to square 4! Interesting naming for a move that has no title. Just a suggest, but a request for some feedback at best.
me with some 'good' comment about zapata-anand!
Another great video, TY
Beautiful thank you
Very nice lecture
LETTSSS GOOOOOOO
😁How can that be: You don't remember the result where you are lost?
My Wife says: " Entliest that your Favorite GM has a good sense of humor, and can be Joking on her self account".
Quality lectures
Sometimes the truth doesn’t hurt.
I wonder why he analyzed his games 5x !?!? Secret study secrets like that is what people want to o hear. I heard Zuzsa Polgar and Lev Poulgavsky would play 5 blindfold games a day which i highly doubt but still interesting
I saw that Vishy game in a puzzle somewhere.
That queensac been a chess dot com puzzle of the day.
@@Evilanious pretty sure that was it. 😂
Gregory Kindenough :D
Does Ben know every GM in the world?
May I ask a silly question?
I have indirectly asked on a previous vidsession about "Pawn Lift" being coined for the premier pawn push and now I confided to being baffled by the naming order and having the colors being reversed order. Am I confused easily? Yes, and I wonder if this is also a non-standard use of old that is never going to be corrected for vismental ease?
Do you see what I see? THE TRUTH HURTS? I hope not for you or others but maybe change is not so bad and joyful.
Thanks again for your sharing and fine fettle to yours.
PS Drink green tea as a "pawn lift" for reaching 100% Just 1% improvement a day can lead to fantastic fantasies.
I do understand you are showing the player's perspective but being a noob I have to concede, it is silly but sans standards this order could be transposed in other media. I guess that is chess, but I naively quess, Is this a vistest, that I am to best?
And if anybody cares, the Green Tea is a counter move against promoting alcohol as it shortens lifespans and health spans. 100 years takes 100%. 1% a day you keep _____________ abbey, you just have to obey, oy vey! YOU should say, my chess BF.
I think the C3 Sicilian is more dynamic for given blacks weak Caro-Kann defense
Mrs. Kaidanov too stronk pls nerf
But is she too stump?
58:59 Hikaru ?
Knigth fef five
So the US Chess Championship is different than the US Open Chess Championship? So confused.
Yes. You could think of the first one as the US Closed. Invitation only.
The Lion of Kentucky.
would you consider remaking some of your top watched video's that ya made on other channels before a few years back ,some have over half a million views now and could be something to look into one day for your own channel 👍
In a stream once, you claimed you had never played GM Mednis.
Mednis was an IM, not a GM.
Go Lauren Benedict! But stay there...
@8:06 "we're going to do a new Cher" ... please don't!
😂
Taimanov died in 2016.
1990s, 2000s, 2010s, 2020s, 2021, 2022: Recency bias (Those were the years we put the useless masks over our eyes)
(The truth hurts)
How do you play tennis with everyone. I’m not a tennis player but when I’ve tried it’s an exhausting sport. I’m catching my breath after every point. But I’ve seen pictures of you from when you were a teenager on and you never looked fit. How the hell do you play tennis?
Badly
You could play half court tennis even if you are not fully fit