Dealing With Annoying Pieces | Sicilian | The Sensei Speedrun | GM Naroditsky
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 31 ก.ค. 2024
- 00:00 Intro
00:09 First Move
13:31 Analysis
16:54 Example Position 1
18:43 Example Position 2
20:45 Back to Game
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I love Danya's little discursions, like his discussion of the hedgehog here. This is why I am a fan.
agree i remember once he talked about being history major and ended up showing one of his essays on the ukraine famine.
I like that they're still about chess.
I am always interested to see hedgehog structures because there is IM Alexander Gelman who always makes wild passionate games from it. I actually have learnt this structure from his videos and I love it since.
@@nikoairike6005 what video was that?
This guy is actually kinda good at chess
I think he’s a grandmaster, idk tho
He might become a gm
@@hachiman205 yeah right. He’d have to be over 2500 elo first
He should go PRO
@@hachiman205 wow
"the margins of our wins are getting a little bit more narrow" : alright, I first thought they were getting a bit more DITSKY
That's such a beautifully lame joke. Loved it.
nice
Great joke
Such a dad joke and yet I love it😅
As a player around 2000- Daniel I just want you to know I’ve learned more from you than any paid lessons. Everything else is always too rushed and Ill-explained, or too dumbed down. This is just perfect. I love how you say ‘well you might think about such and such moves, but then this happens, so I’m actually looking at this’ because that’s always exactly what I am considering as I watch lol!
You’re a gift of a gem to the chess community. Thank you for this invaluable content. You offer it in such a pleasant and perfect manner for me.
3:50 Daniel went full on tuco mode here lmao
3:50 "Tight tight tight"
13:02 "Yeah Mr. White. Yeah science"
Didnt think I'd live to see Danya imitating Tuco Salamanca
same with his Jordan Peterson impression in a different speedrun. They always catch me completely off guard but I love him for it
The Tuco reference really caught me off guard
yeah lmao
Glad I made stream yesterday and saw all the support this run gets live! This is so instructive and appreciated thank you Danya for giving back to the community we GREATLY have been waiting for someone to explain each move all the way up above 2000. Keep the Hype trains going at 4 am 🚂
Clearly shows that players of this rank are not used to being punished this heavily in the opening for their mistakes. As soon as the opponent realised they made a mistake, they spent a lot more time and effort on their moves and defended very well.
Danya, you should do a video titled Dealing With Annoying People | The Sensei Speedrun | GM Naroditsky
I wish I knew :)
Hey, thanks for uploading, I learn a lot from your videos (the ideas, the thought process, the mindset and lot more). Please continue to make such instructive videos in the future as well ❤️
Deeply appreciate your kindness to share various Chess knowledges & experiences Sensei. A great way of teaching from a great teacher.
3:50 was that a tuco impression?
two breaking bad references in one video haha
biznatch
@@XxMVPxDawg ABQ Represent!!
Nice touch with the chill music in the background
That was very instructive, many thanks.
This was very educational. I like how Danya explains stuff.
12:57 dat danya pinkman XXXD
love u sensei
9:45 the Jen Psaki joke made me choke on my food 😂
This speed is run is definitely to be repeated, very instructive, i loved it, thanks a thousand times Beltschatsar Danya 😉
you make everything look so easy - amazing!
Danya i thank you once again for the content
Amazing vid as usual
I just love these videos so much.
great match!
I will always be thankful to you sir for your lessons 🙏🏻😊
Gracias che, muy bueno!
When I woke up today I never expected to hear a Tuco impression from Danya, but here I am and I wouldn't have it any other way. Thanks for the laugh, Danya!!
Thank you so much
Glad we're going back to uploads every second day!
Airway a good morning with s new video from you, thank you.
12:50 Here how to see forkable targets with knights:
on same row/line odd number of squares between them, shifted a diagonal square even number, shifted two diagonales again odd, etc.
I hope i could help, sry if my english sucks :D
This is actually a really useful rule. And your English here was essentially flawless lol.
@@imperator9343 ty :-)
I prefer pattern recognition.
Just for u Jeffrey:
Notice the knight always jumps on opposite colors. Forkable targets have to be on the same color :)
Legend 👍👍
thanks
Thank you soooo much for not saying "Marock See"!
Tight tight tight yeah
are there two separate breaking bad references in this video? that's great
Tight, tight, tight! Oh... blue, yellow, pink! Whatever, man, just keep bringing me that!
I sorta had this on in the background and the Tuco impression caught me off guard...
Daniel you should really consider making a TH-cam VOD channel. I would definitely love to have more content to watch all night and give you ad revenue while I sleep
Danya is a true chess learner`s GM. Magnus is by far the best and beast of his generation but people like Danya helps chess grow lot more. Hope this guy qualifies for candidate soon.Good on you Danya😊
Having researched human problem solving a great deal, a recurrent theme is that people are very hesitant to pursue solutions that temporarily take them away from their goal state. This can lead to bad and inefficient choices. An example is in soccer, a new player can be biased towards believing that crowding around the ball is the best strategy because it feels closer to the goal state (shooting and scoring), yet spacing players out is a far superior strategy. Similarly in chess, over the course of this speed run, especially when a mating attack is near, the tendency of the chat seems to be to choose moves that feel "closest" to a checkmate, even if they are suboptimal and overlook the opponent's resources.
3:49 Tuco breking bad reference lol
Please put an detailed study on Sicilian defence..... would love to learn that from you 🙏
3:50 breaking bad reference or am I losing my gourd?
You're goddamn right
That Yusopov game is one of my all time favorite games and the reason I play the hedgehog sometimes.
Pulled out the breaking bad Tuco. TIGHT, TIGHT, TIGHT!!!!!
It is very interesting to see a game by Yusupov here, I have worked with him!
It is also funny to the game start as a benoni and transpose into a hedgehog, he's known for liking (center) blockades
Hey man, can you please compile a playlist on Sicilian
My favorite part is chat suggesting their blunders to
improve on his play.
Dear Danya, I've been watching all your speedrun videos and it helps me a lot. I have one question about Sicilian as black. Which one is better for between 2200-2300 rated players: Sicilian Taimanov or Sicilian Najdorf? Thanks
The taimanov but only from 2230 to 2270. If you are below 2230 start with the dragadorf. If you are above 2270 or born on a leap year you must play the Kan.
I like how he says "we" for everything he did 🤣🤣
Who are your favorite chess authors and would you recommend any of them/their books to a relative novice? I want to buy a book about openings for white but there’s so many on the market, I don’t know what to pick
His first breaking bad ref, where's that "tight tight tight" with Tuco's accent came from :)
“Danya does the slowest speedruns in history.” - Levy Rozman aka GothamChess
Tactical pattern recognition is something you either see it you don't. More accurately, it's something you see after doing hundreds of thousands of puzzles.
Nah, fuck that. I'll just watch Daniel and pursue some other hobby in my spare time.
Hm... I have done 4102 puzzles on lichess, but I have done more than those. Only some hundred thousands or so to go then. :) But I think just a thousand puzzles or less can help take you to the next level. Also repetition.
@@micke7 There's a clip somewhere of danya doing about 30 puzzles in less than a minute. That's from doing hundreds of thousands of puzzles. After you do 100k, the chess board starts to look very different.
@@walterbrownstone8017 Isn't it just the same puzzles?
@@VitaminDKota yes you do the same puzzles until the pattern is burned in your brain. Go to lichess puzzles and select easiest. Then start grinding. Don't look at your score, score doesn't matter.
GM NARO is the Spielberg of Chess video production and his Chess play is exceptional.
The Hedgehog is called when the White's e-pawn is not on e4 but on e3 or e2
Danya added elevator music to this video
Lot of different references this game lol
Nd4 is such a classy move after which the opponent is totally demoralized and resigns. At 1800 lichess, people never make such moves. One of the most tough mental things is to lose against people who know zero opening theory (like playing 3. Bc4 in the Sicilian what is called "Bowdler attack"), or playing extremely primitive chess, but that primitive chess is good enough if you blunder something on the way.
I was here upon posting,
wow hedgehog is super interesting
A lot of those weird moves showed up briefly as 3rd choice engine moves. And, there was a long pause before the only move Kh1. Waiting for the engine's 2nd and 3rd recommendations that never came?
Anyone know what database/program he uses to find these game examples?
I actually don’t know for sure but I’m guessing chessbase
Please bring back the endgame series
A lot of meat to unpack is wild bro
Castling at 6:05 is a top GM move which I didn’t understand - why give up an important central pawn? I set up the position at 6:05 on an engine and 0-0 is the second best move losing the d6 pawn. The top suggestion is .. Ke7 but only a small difference in the evaluation even with the extra pawn. Ke7 is such an engine like move. No top chess player will do it. This kind of intuitive decision making is the difference between a top GM and players below IM level I guess.
To be fair I would consider it, I like free pawns and the King on e7 looks safe enough
@Daniel - Happy to see you around! I appreciate this late-night 'Chess and chill' more than you realize.
・I'm taking a break from recording a Chess-related Therapy Lesson.
・I appreciate this /extra/ right now because I'm suffering an unrelated tragedy (that has parallels to the territorial disputes of Chess). This helped.
It sounds like that 'therapy' should help 😂
I hope whatever's troubling you gets better!
After Rd8 in 28:30, why can’t white go Ba5?
If Ba5 I think Rc1+ is too strong
For example, Ba5 Rc1+, Rdd1 Ne2+ (reinforcing c1), if Kh1 there's Rdxd1+, if Kf1 there's Qa6, pinning the bishop to the queen and lining up a discovered attack on the king. I take no credit for seeing that line, I put the position into the Lichess analysis board. There are other winning lines for black too.
Ah thanks I see now!
Wow I thought I had come up with that hedgehog system. I’ve been playing it for several years with a VERY high win rate. Didn’t know it was used at the gm level
Probably, the best player/commentator online! If you found better, let me know, your probably lying.
i played a fella using danya's username for this run on lichess the other day. or same name but with a number at the end. i thought what is this these runs are done on com. played guy curious to see if I was going to get GM strength opposition. but nah. just a fan of the videos I think.
See, you can tell he's going for a certain structure based on his moves, how does one gain knowledge of opening structures like this? Any particular sources?
MCO read front to back like fischer
1:12 Giri actually gives 3.c4 e5 as his recommendation in his Najdorf course.
But given that this is move 6, maybe the situation is changed. I don't think it is incorrect to play e5 actually, but maybe makes the position a little too symmetrical and reduces winning chances.
27:23 Nd4 Qxb7 Nxf3+ Qxf3 Qxa2 and I'll push my a-pawn, not even close.
💚💚💚💚
Nd4! What a disgusting move to face
12:57 I caught that breaking bad reference 😂😂
🤣🤣🤣 Jen Psaki would make that move. I instantly thought of that too.
Jen Psaki is evil.
@@xeanthomas5231 Ok, so this is a chess channel. We respect logic and objectivity in chess. What in the world makes you say she's "evil"?
@@KingoftheJuice18 Lol we respect logic and objectivity in chess. That's actually so sad when put like that because it implies most people don't..
@@theplaylistpsycho Well, what I meant is that chess in particular has a great deal to do with those qualities, so I would especially expect someone on a channel like this to exhibit them.
@@KingoftheJuice18 Yea no worries, we're in agreement right here. It's the reflection of life implied in that statement that is concerning.
Yeah, maybe the opportunity to be annoying isn't worth two pawns, but of course I don't really know. Thx
800 rated here, at 5:11 cant we play Qb6?
Do you mean Qb6? Qd6 is illegal. It seems like your idea with Qb6 would be to keep your c3 pawn alive but I don’t think it works. Qb6 also drops the d6 pawn so I don’t think it’s that great of a move, but I could be wrong. Best to check with an engine
@@OneMasterDisaster oh yeah my bad still working on my notations xd
@@OneMasterDisaster I was thinking Qb6, b3, Nb4 but idk how to continue
@@OneMasterDisaster Ah I missed Be3 for white I guess it doesnt work
@@denzopaolopalgue9890 white wouldn’t have to play b3, which I think might be a mistake. Qe2 or Be4 might be better responses, I think the pawn on c3 should just be traded off like Daniel did. It’s a goner when that far advanced…
Сыграй пожалуйста разок челябинский вариант. Было интересно посмотреть как открытый, так и закрытый варианты
Just some feedback: I think the show is awesome, but without the music it's much better. Music tastes are very diverse...
I think in 10+0 games people are loosing right in the opening and not playing good openings in general 15+10 games might be better in that regard
you can't call him robert fischer.
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Do more D4 please!
I'm not sure but I think the Maroczy bind structure is good in only 1 or two lines. Dragon Sicilian is the only place I know it from. So avoid building it without a good reason.
Correction, accelerated dragon is where I've seen it.
It's certainly good a lot more often. White even could play it like this, it's just that Danya made d4 impossible
@@Mathijs_A Magnus and Hikaru show us that the bongcloud is a good opening that can beat just about anyone. Do you want to believe that or do you want to believe there are better openings? It's up to you.
@@walterbrownstone8017 the computer approves of the maroczy bind in several move orders. You can even play it in the Reti. Nf3, Nf6. c4, c5 and then if black either goes for g6 dragon style or just plays e6/d6 you can play Nc3, e4 and then d4 as white (in a lot of move orders, most are no dragon transpositions)
@@Mathijs_A computer approves of the bong cloud in certain positions as well. The point is there are better choices.
Is it just me or does the face cam look really grainy
wow, my 1200 rating trash opening with white, maybe I'm not so terrible lol
I really don't understand Black castling in this game. It hands White the initiative for no reason. Danya can get away with it though.
Castling prevents some annoying tactics cause the queen can go to a4 and threaten Bxc6 or things of that sort. By castling you remove the king from the area and by doing so you remove it from danger and the threat of tactics
It’s a true GM move which I didn’t understand either - why give up an important central pawn? I set up the position at 6:05 on an engine and 0-0 is the second best move losing the d6 pawn. The top suggestion is .. Ke7 but only a small difference in the evaluation even with the extra pawn. Ke7 is such an engine like move. No top chess player will do it. This kind of intuitive decision making is the difference between a top GM and a 2000 level player I guess.
@@BM-hj6lq I think it’s mainly just an intuitive move. We’re already up a couple pawns so losing another pawn doesn’t really matter cause there’s that insane passer and white really has no strong attack, so once the attack fizzles out then whites getting crushed. by castling you put your king in safety and makes it so white can’t really consolidate
I don’t understand his feeling of needing to castle either, the king was perfectly safe in the center in this position.
@@WiiNunchuck Qa4 Bxc6 shenanigans RIP
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who cares, except you?
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I don't understand how a GM misses a move like Rb1 at 5:00, that's just basic stuff.
Bro, everybody makes mistakes and learns from it
@@Technoph1le that's a rookie mistake bro