I played Stanely in 2022 when his rating was about 1600 compared to mine, which was around 2100, losing to him hurt at the time but seeing how quickly his rating has shot up and how good a player he is and what a nice chap he is, the hurt has gone :)
You are one of the real ones Anna you were extremely respectful and you went as far as to make this video and detail all the things you didn't know and what you learned and were very nice to your competition you may think this is normal behaivor but the world is full of narcisists and disrespecful "players" if you will. It's very heart warming for me to watch you play with so much respect and it's clear to me that your heart is made of gold. A pleasure to watch you "lose" as it is to watch you "win". Those were in quotes because you know what I mean.
If you think chess players tends to be "rude", then compare this to i.e. Russian military personnel in Ukraine who might be instructed to commit war crimes or casino owners who might instruct their employees to make people addicted. But if even if we exclude these extreme or illegal industries, to my experience there tend to be more "narcissists" in many normal industries. I would say that the IT and the finance sectors have more "bad" people than in the chess industry. Possibly because of the money, and the people it can attract. Politics can be much more dirty than chess! Just look at the American politics now. There are many more examples... the problem is more about human beings and recent social norms than an isolated problem, related to chess. Sad thing really.
I don't play chess but I am strangely drawn to chess videos. This is the most captivating match I've ever watched simply because you narrated what you were thinking and what your options were. I felt like I was right there with you. Great video.
I like the videos, too. I always feel like I shoudl start playing, but then I realize that it sucks so much of your life, that could be spent playing other board and video games.
@@m.m.2341 Everything in life requires time right? Depends how you use it. To be skillful or just have fun. We all have our hobbies just a weird comment.
I would love to see more of these games Anna. Thank you for your work making chess accessible. When you are teaching I would like you to speak a little more slowly. It would let the point sink in. I did a course for teaching adults and that was the point they made to my work! 😊
It is so generous of you to show your losses, no matter how painful to you they may be. They are painful to me to see you lose, not to mention in my own bumbling games I am in my own realm of pain..... daily, Lol. Thank you for demonstrating such courage.
Lol she let him win. She missed very obvious moves on three occasions, and she even broke it down as "I knew I needed to do this...but I did this instead," and "I was afraid he was going to do this..." and then she let him do it. I'm terrible at chess and I could see it. And she's beaten grandmasters before, like come on
So many chess content creators wouldn't put a loss like this on, but you did, and your comments were very interesting, and as usual you were so gracious before and after the game. Bravo Anna.
I liked this kind of video. I am entertained and learning at the same time lol. I wouldn't mind seeing more of the games from this tournament explained in this way. Thanks for sharing!
Now this is the way to watch chess! I love the commentary as to what you're think and discussion of strategies. You definitely have a winning formula here. 💯
Kids these days are incredible. Just the other day I was beaten by a 10 yr old kid who during the game was having an existential crisis about how 10x2 is 20 and 10x3 is 30, but he couldn't understand why 20x2 wasn't also 30. Meanwhile he's playing middlegame pawn sacrifices that I couldn't comprehend even with 5 minutes staring at the board. I love chess :D
@@GCTACOBATMAN It never ever did that before. No, that's totally new. Never in the history of the world did schools tell kids what to think. It's only recently. Can you imagine the Jesuits (brilliant educators by the way, and that is not sarcasm), for example, telling children what to think? No, because it never happened before.
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7 months in I just saw this, but yes, please show all the games back to back in the tournament. Well done Stanley.
Huh? She said you shouldn't count this as losing on timing, and she was right. This was hopeless long before the last few moves. If not for the convienance of the clock running out, she should have just resigned before her last actual move. I'm sure she would have still lost if you gave her another 3 minutes on the clock, but that might have been by running out the clock too, because running out the clock is what happens when a good chess player who doesn't want to resign has no idea how to save the game, which I'm sure is what happen here. Did you pay attention to the material on the board at that point? It was 5 pawns and knight vs. 7 pawns and a rook, and one of her pawns was doubled!
No way! I played Stanley in March in a blitz, I took him to the last few minutes, but way too strong in the end. Lovely to see you taking on an English player Anna ❤
Yes, doesn't look very dynamic at first (which is why for years masters all played 2 c4) but clearly a lot more to it than meets the eye! White develops pressure surprisingly rapidly.
Ar 5:23 I quite like 1. ... 0-0-0 Stops the fork and attacks the Knight on d5. If 2. Nxe7+ Nxe7 3. Bxe7 Rh8-e8 pinning the Bishop allowing taking it the next move and giving you two centralised rooks. If 2. Bxe7 Rh8-e8 and you have the pin plus attack on d5 Knight If 2. N-b6+ Kb8 I know it's easy to analyse a blitz game retrospectively and perhaps I am missing something, but I do like it as a potential way out of the Knight's fork threat.
Yeah, she, a master, made beginner-level inaccuracies that even I could see. And she was taking forever thinking about these terrible moves, too. I understand letting an opponent win if they're younger for whatever reason, but to let him win so obviously is just insulting, and I think Stanley deserved a straightforward game.
@@bernardsoul5186 Anna didnt know the theory and got behind on time in a complex position, she certainly didnt let Stanely win, I feel thats a bit insulting to both players to say that. I think if Anna had played Nd5 instead of Qd5 she may have had a better game but she was a pawn down and was trying to get some play for the pawn as she would probably lose the ending.
@@russellwhite-e5n she definitely does know the theory, she's gone to chess camp plenty of times and she studies with her mom before every FIDE tournament
That kid in the background at 7:04 digging for buried treasure effortlessly switches between both - IMHO, sod the Chess what he's doing takes real talent. I hope he's rewarded for his endeavours
You are my queen gambit!! Most of the streamer doesn't choose to show when the lose. You do. This is my kind of Champion. I am happy to see that exemple of modesty from an strong player like like you
@@Hylebos75 Stockfish is an extremely powerful chess bot that even the No. 1 chess player has no chance of beating it. This means it can find the best moves so it can also help chess players prepare for their games. In this case, white played Jubava London System opening and if black cannot suprise white with unexpected move, then black is just walking right into white's game plan. White already know what is the best response to black's moves. Therefore, you have to do unexpected but strong moves that your opponent didn't expect and didn't study. Otherwise, you're playing against moves that opponent prepared using Stockfish or other materials.
At higher levels this is what chesss boils down to: playing pre-packaged, pre-tested moves and gambits ("knowing the theory") to either trap people who don't know it, or put you in the best possible position for middle game. Memorization, memorization, memorization.
@Samuel_H_B yeah I think after Kd2 in that line you could go Ne4 to check the king and potentially force an exchange of the white bishop and free your queen that way?
Canty made a Chessable course on the Jobava! This thing is insane, and the kid played it really well. I've had to play counterintuitive ideas just to counter it.
1. ...Qe6+ 2. Kd2 Rd1 3. Re1 (her queen is trapped) Ne4 (to block) 4. Rxe4 Qg6 5. Rxg4 In this line she's lost a knight and a bishop instead of only the rook. Or simply take the rook on e1 with the queen and accept the exchange.
I'm so happy for Stanley. I've no doubt that beating Anna meant much more to him than beating Stanley would have meant to Anna. Plus, she is very gracious as well. She just seems like such a decent human being.
As a 1400 player online, what y'all do is magic. I love seeing the beautiful chess played from the high level that comes from all the work you put into the game. ❤
What’s special about you is that you celebrate the game of chess and of being a good sport, I don’t know anyone who is like you and you deserve a lot of credit.
Instructiva partida. La de rápidas que habrá ganado el chico con esa apertura. Creo que cuando desconocemos una apertura o variante es útil seguir la actitud de Kasparov. Prudencia, pensar bien las réplicas y no arriesgar. Normalmente nos ponemos a pensar a toro pasado y cuando nuestra posición está irremediablemente deteriorada. Y en aperturas tácticas y de tanto contacto de piezas el bando a remolque puede intentar imponer un ritmo lento y posicional. En la partida: la aguda c5 es el comienzo de los problemas para el negro, pero si se desconoce la apertura es muy difícil anticipar la tormenta.
I’m not a chess player but i enjoy watching your videos . I think it’s pretty cool how you show your wins and losses . This kid Stanley was definitely “Toys ain’t Us.!” You being humble shows great character. More so does anyone not notice the kid in the background dig’n in his nose and he was definitely Not on the clocc Cuzz he stayed in there for awhile . Anyways keep doing your thing . I’m gonna keep watching baby girl
Thanks for the game Anna!
gg wp :)
Ty SBF
Bro thinks he's, Stanley.
Stanley too strong
Is this the actual Stanley that played?
I like that you show your loss. It shows humility. The world needs more of that.
No man its already very humid over here
Dont need more humidity
@@architboraste209 Oh I see you what you did there... You tried to make a funny.
@@dabunnisher29 tu thoda aaichigand h kya
She lost. Why is it impressive. Everyone loses
I played Stanely in 2022 when his rating was about 1600 compared to mine, which was around 2100, losing to him hurt at the time but seeing how quickly his rating has shot up and how good a player he is and what a nice chap he is, the hurt has gone :)
Sure you did, bot
@@timothyandrewnielsen We played at the Southend quickplay tournament in UK April 22. Why would anyone want a bot to say this?
@@russellwhite-e5n your username is user-ve4fp8ej1b
What's his rating now?
@@timothyandrewnielsenAre you a bot? Am I a bot? Who‘s a bot, who not? 🤖
You are one of the real ones Anna you were extremely respectful and you went as far as to make this video and detail all the things you didn't know and what you learned and were very nice to your competition you may think this is normal behaivor but the world is full of narcisists and disrespecful "players" if you will. It's very heart warming for me to watch you play with so much respect and it's clear to me that your heart is made of gold. A pleasure to watch you "lose" as it is to watch you "win". Those were in quotes because you know what I mean.
If you think chess players tends to be "rude", then compare this to i.e. Russian military personnel in Ukraine who might be instructed to commit war crimes or casino owners who might instruct their employees to make people addicted. But if even if we exclude these extreme or illegal industries, to my experience there tend to be more "narcissists" in many normal industries. I would say that the IT and the finance sectors have more "bad" people than in the chess industry. Possibly because of the money, and the people it can attract. Politics can be much more dirty than chess! Just look at the American politics now. There are many more examples... the problem is more about human beings and recent social norms than an isolated problem, related to chess. Sad thing really.
@Daniel-t3u9mgo take your meds old man lmfao
I don't play chess but I am strangely drawn to chess videos. This is the most captivating match I've ever watched simply because you narrated what you were thinking and what your options were. I felt like I was right there with you. Great video.
I like the videos, too. I always feel like I shoudl start playing, but then I realize that it sucks so much of your life, that could be spent playing other board and video games.
@@m.m.2341 Everything in life requires time right? Depends how you use it. To be skillful or just have fun. We all have our hobbies just a weird comment.
Stanley is the man! One of the nicest kids you could've run into. Awesome player too.
not a man
I definitely guessed the other gender when I saw him.
No, he isn't.
2 things:
The man doesn't shake a woman's hand first
The man does not sit when the woman is standing (coming)
@@SpaceJamCZE Lol you're mentally ill
173 people. Stanley came 6th.
spoiler alert. thanks a lot
@@VeganKolachelol what your not even on the video. shut up
@@VeganKolache don't look at comments before you've watched the video. That is on you
Still, she was very weak in the early game ... not a 2200 elo game
@@zangrat lol, it was sarcasm. It's ok, I get that nerds to have a sense of humor.
His power is clearly in his hair. You should have known the outcome the moment you sat down.
Samson Jr
@@wwaynemcg Sideshow Bob
@@mikejames4271 Sideboob Show. If you catch my drift. Juss sayin.
Tabletop game anime protagonist hair
I LOVE the fact that you're so honest with no ego.....Youi're a PRIZE for humanity not just Chess.
Not sure your point...
@@edwardk3 Pretty clear, not quite sure what you don't get .....LOL
I would love to see more of these games Anna. Thank you for your work making chess accessible. When you are teaching I would like you to speak a little more slowly. It would let the point sink in. I did a course for teaching adults and that was the point they made to my work! 😊
@@TheRycooder I bet he doesn’t know who Ry Cooder is.
I love that Anna shows her wins and her losses.
Tanks for thoses videos. Love the story tell telling as well as the voice-over. Definitivelly going to look at more and more of this format !
It is so generous of you to show your losses, no matter how painful to you they may be. They are painful to me to see you lose, not to mention in my own bumbling games I am in my own realm of pain..... daily, Lol. Thank you for demonstrating such courage.
its a game, she did not broke her arm to be "painful" to lose xD
Lol she let him win. She missed very obvious moves on three occasions, and she even broke it down as "I knew I needed to do this...but I did this instead," and "I was afraid he was going to do this..." and then she let him do it. I'm terrible at chess and I could see it. And she's beaten grandmasters before, like come on
you are always learning so much even when you lose. You are so graceful whether you win or lose. I am so Proud of you!!! Please show the other games.
Stanley seems like a great person.
he is he’s my best friend
@@SM12457your face needs work, his hair is flawless
Indeed great; he's not just Stanley...listen to Anna, he is STAN LEE 🎉🎉❤
you should hear his parable
he is
So many chess content creators wouldn't put a loss like this on, but you did, and your comments were very interesting, and as usual you were so gracious before and after the game. Bravo Anna.
So many chess content creators wouldn't let an opponent win and stream it, showing all the obvious moves she missed
Stanley looks like the most chill guy! Would love to hear his voice :D Loved this video
I liked this kind of video. I am entertained and learning at the same time lol. I wouldn't mind seeing more of the games from this tournament explained in this way. Thanks for sharing!
So sick, I love seeing people in the flow, just doing something as simple/complicated as chess at such high levels. Great video 👍
I'd love to see more of these blitz matches.
Now this is the way to watch chess! I love the commentary as to what you're think and discussion of strategies. You definitely have a winning formula here. 💯
I love that you share your losses. Thanks for showing us so much growth!
I'm so happy to know that you have the humility to show a loss. No one is perfect, and I admire you for showing this video
6:55 kid in the back is digging for gold
Damn thats terrible!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I was thinking the same thing, hopefully he is not touching any of the chess pieces
He was successful!
In germany we would say he is drilling for oil 😅
@@presidentdonaldbump150 Why? He dug it out and is now richer than you, how is that in any way terrible?
I really like the commentary explaining how and what you are thinking. It really helps the person who is just trying to learn the game such as myself.
Yes, let's see some more of these games Anna!
You’re such a good sport, Anna. Thanks for sharing both your wins and your losses.
I can’t wait for the video on that double cow game we saw at the end!
Yes! I came here for that one as well!
Indeed, more than one cow on the board at the end of the video: is that called "Cow Opening, Herd Defense"?
Organizers were like: We need more chess tournament in our chess tournament!
Ha. That's a good one.
Kids these days are incredible. Just the other day I was beaten by a 10 yr old kid who during the game was having an existential crisis about how 10x2 is 20 and 10x3 is 30, but he couldn't understand why 20x2 wasn't also 30. Meanwhile he's playing middlegame pawn sacrifices that I couldn't comprehend even with 5 minutes staring at the board. I love chess :D
Haha "an existential crisis", one of the funniest comments ever :D
The school system isn't teaching anymore as much as it's telling children what they should think. 😢
I lost against a three month old yesterday - crazy times.
@@GCTACOBATMAN Depends where in the world you are.
@@GCTACOBATMAN It never ever did that before. No, that's totally new. Never in the history of the world did schools tell kids what to think. It's only recently. Can you imagine the Jesuits (brilliant educators by the way, and that is not sarcasm), for example, telling children what to think? No, because it never happened before.
7 months in I just saw this, but yes, please show all the games back to back in the tournament. Well done Stanley.
Anna vs the clock? I’ve never seen this before.
Hehe. :)
Huh? She said you shouldn't count this as losing on timing, and she was right. This was hopeless long before the last few moves. If not for the convienance of the clock running out, she should have just resigned before her last actual move. I'm sure she would have still lost if you gave her another 3 minutes on the clock, but that might have been by running out the clock too, because running out the clock is what happens when a good chess player who doesn't want to resign has no idea how to save the game, which I'm sure is what happen here. Did you pay attention to the material on the board at that point? It was 5 pawns and knight vs. 7 pawns and a rook, and one of her pawns was doubled!
@@davealan5685 relax, its a running joke :)
@@davealan5685 teach me the ways of the sperg
What is is name more than Stanley?
Is there more matches of him on youtube?
Great commentator showing videos like this gives more people hope not only in the game but humanity
Yes Anna, I would love to see more of your games explained like this.
Great that you showcase and analyze both your wins and losses. The losses are probably the more instructive.
No way! I played Stanley in March in a blitz, I took him to the last few minutes, but way too strong in the end. Lovely to see you taking on an English player Anna ❤
A strong and confident player isn't afraid to show their losses.
At 4:35, Qe6+ followed by Rd8 defends against the fork. In-between checks, easy to miss, especially when low on time!
I've lost to that opening many times and my response was always "what happened?". It is a very powerful opening.
Yes, doesn't look very dynamic at first (which is why for years masters all played 2 c4) but clearly a lot more to it than meets the eye! White develops pressure surprisingly rapidly.
A teenage boy who could concentrate enough to play masterfully with Anna sitting in front of him has to be an extreme rarity. Kudos to this kid.
Female distractions can only take you so far
Ar 5:23 I quite like 1. ... 0-0-0
Stops the fork and attacks the Knight on d5.
If 2. Nxe7+ Nxe7
3. Bxe7 Rh8-e8 pinning the Bishop allowing taking it the next move and giving you two centralised rooks.
If 2. Bxe7 Rh8-e8 and you have the pin plus attack on d5 Knight
If 2. N-b6+ Kb8
I know it's easy to analyse a blitz game retrospectively and perhaps I am missing something, but I do like it as a potential way out of the Knight's fork threat.
I think it ends up even at the bottom of the board but then he takes the bishop on d1 and she is down a piece.
Yeah, she, a master, made beginner-level inaccuracies that even I could see. And she was taking forever thinking about these terrible moves, too. I understand letting an opponent win if they're younger for whatever reason, but to let him win so obviously is just insulting, and I think Stanley deserved a straightforward game.
After 2 Nb6+ Kb8 Bxe7 if Nxe7 Kxd1 if Bd1 moves Be7 moves White is a piece up.
@@bernardsoul5186 Anna didnt know the theory and got behind on time in a complex position, she certainly didnt let Stanely win, I feel thats a bit insulting to both players to say that. I think if Anna had played Nd5 instead of Qd5 she may have had a better game but she was a pawn down and was trying to get some play for the pawn as she would probably lose the ending.
@@russellwhite-e5n she definitely does know the theory, she's gone to chess camp plenty of times and she studies with her mom before every FIDE tournament
I like that you show games that you win, draw and lose.
I love the opening Stanley used. It's the one I learned from my grandfather over thirty years ago.
What's it called?
That kid in the background at 7:04 digging for buried treasure effortlessly switches between both - IMHO, sod the Chess what he's doing takes real talent. I hope he's rewarded for his endeavours
yes! we want to see more of the games
You are my queen gambit!! Most of the streamer doesn't choose to show when the lose. You do. This is my kind of Champion. I am happy to see that exemple of modesty from an strong player like like you
Awesome, love the interaction with these brilliant chess players
I love how you’re great at the game, and yet humble.
In today's days and age, if you cannot bring your opponent out of the book, then you are playing against stockfish.
As someone who's never played chess, what does that mean?
@@Hylebos75 Stockfish is an extremely powerful chess bot that even the No. 1 chess player has no chance of beating it. This means it can find the best moves so it can also help chess players prepare for their games. In this case, white played Jubava London System opening and if black cannot suprise white with unexpected move, then black is just walking right into white's game plan. White already know what is the best response to black's moves. Therefore, you have to do unexpected but strong moves that your opponent didn't expect and didn't study. Otherwise, you're playing against moves that opponent prepared using Stockfish or other materials.
Of course we want to see more of your games from this tournament!
He said, "That was Easy..."
I’m way over my head here, but still find these videos very entertaining. It’s uplifting to witness your gracious attitude whether you win or lose.
I am learning a lot by watching beautiful Anna playing and explaining her game!
I get into similar situations playing my kid.
I think the future looks very bright for all of you talented whippersnappers
At higher levels this is what chesss boils down to: playing pre-packaged, pre-tested moves and gambits ("knowing the theory") to either trap people who don't know it, or put you in the best possible position for middle game. Memorization, memorization, memorization.
Is that a copypasta?
@@StanislavHronek It's an original statement, but an obvious one if you think about it.
@@qwe1231 I see I said it because it sounded like something similar I have seen before so I thought it was some famous copypasta
kudos to you too anna for not uploading only the victories and for reallyappreaciating people :)))))
I have played Stanley and met him multiple times, he destroyed me. Very strong young player who recently became a CM
Dude he put his side back in order so dang fast too.. and reset clock. Dudes a wizard.
Definitely want to see the double cow game.
Yes i would like to see more of these games. He was a nice lad and a good player. I like also the interaction between players too.
playing against sam bankman-fried
ayyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy
😂
Sams smarter cousin
*jr
Well played, Stan!
Strong pressure from the start!
Of course we want all of the games ! Haha
I love how you even embrace your losses...you are so fun to follow
4:47 instead of taking his knight you could have check him with your queen, right? Like that you would still have your queen and rook
@Samuel_H_B yeah I think after Kd2 in that line you could go Ne4 to check the king and potentially force an exchange of the white bishop and free your queen that way?
@Samuel_H_B @plamenn ...Ne4 (protect the queen) 2. Rxe4 Qg6 3. Rxg4
Losing a knight and a bishop. She'd be better taking the rook on e1 with queen.
I watch so many of your games and forget to like and comment! Thanks for showing me your games and explaining your thinking Anna!
Lord Stanley
You can tell she was in awe. That is the shock and awe expression.
This video title with no context is wild
Anna, you're a very gracious player. The world can learn much from you. Respect.
No pause or anything 😭
Stanley wasn't even trying either, he was being nice
Jesus... When I did read the title I suddenly realized in how many ways the internet f*cked up my mind.
Touch grass…
Gross. Stop rotting your brain and log off
Definitely would love to watch more exciting games from the blitz tournament.
Canty made a Chessable course on the Jobava! This thing is insane, and the kid played it really well. I've had to play counterintuitive ideas just to counter it.
Would like to see more blitz matches, so yes. Thanks for showing.
4:43 Qe6+ gets out of the fork
I also thought that. But since they're playing with so little time the quality of the moves suffers tremendously. Cheers
@@pb2806the move was obvious
1. ...Qe6+ 2. Kd2 Rd1 3. Re1 (her queen is trapped) Ne4 (to block) 4. Rxe4 Qg6 5. Rxg4
In this line she's lost a knight and a bishop instead of only the rook.
Or simply take the rook on e1 with the queen and accept the exchange.
A 1400 could have seen that I don’t know how she’s above 2000
@@sgib199 instead of Ne4 to block play bishop takes night
I like the explanations especially with regard to the power of the knights to project a few moves ahead
I think it would be decent if you mentioned your opponent's name in the title or in the video description, at least if he won.
Playing with Stanley seems like a breath of fresh air especially with his great personality
More of the games vs. kids, please! They're so cute and your interactions with them are so heartwarming.
I'm so happy for Stanley. I've no doubt that beating Anna meant much more to him than beating Stanley would have meant to Anna. Plus, she is very gracious as well. She just seems like such a decent human being.
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I just found your channel and although I have not played chess in years.....I find your narrative very entertaining.
Dude has awesome hair.
yeah he does !!
Really loving this game commentary, Anna! Keep it coming ☺️
7:35 me on the right!
Really, you were there?
@@SM12457yeah I have played her otb before aswel
@@manmaychopra4241 You're in the white shirt on the right?
@@SM12457nah go one second before . In blue jumper
@manmaychopra4241 Oh I see now. Nice!
Looks like a super nice kid! Hope he goes far and keeps enjoying it!
Sideshow bob
I loved how he was playing so fast his clock was going backwards.
As a 1400 player online, what y'all do is magic. I love seeing the beautiful chess played from the high level that comes from all the work you put into the game. ❤
Wow what a game! He played it to perfection. Incredible
You'll get them next time. I love your games win or loose. Always informative.
What’s special about you is that you celebrate the game of chess and of being a good sport, I don’t know anyone who is like you and you deserve a lot of credit.
Jesus this was like an action movie! I was hooked. I’m no good at chess but I love watching your videos x
Instructiva partida. La de rápidas que habrá ganado el chico con esa apertura. Creo que cuando desconocemos una apertura o variante es útil seguir la actitud de Kasparov. Prudencia, pensar bien las réplicas y no arriesgar. Normalmente nos ponemos a pensar a toro pasado y cuando nuestra posición está irremediablemente deteriorada. Y en aperturas tácticas y de tanto contacto de piezas el bando a remolque puede intentar imponer un ritmo lento y posicional. En la partida: la aguda c5 es el comienzo de los problemas para el negro, pero si se desconoce la apertura es muy difícil anticipar la tormenta.
Can't imagine being able to play blitz. Stanley was a little stud, and you are just plain awesome.
I played his older brother in southend and we had a great chat. What a player.
I’m not a chess player but i enjoy watching your videos . I think it’s pretty cool how you show your wins and losses . This kid Stanley was definitely “Toys ain’t Us.!” You being humble shows great character. More so does anyone not notice the kid in the background dig’n in his nose and he was definitely Not on the clocc Cuzz he stayed in there for awhile . Anyways keep doing your thing . I’m gonna keep watching baby girl
Great that you explain the thinking during the match 👍🏼
"Play the cow" had me ded
I admire your ability to show both sides of your career. Good to keep it real!