What I find constantly fascinating in chess: on the world-class level, a lost tempo may be enough to cost someone a game, but you can just sac the world and be down a full piece against a world champion and win.
A game for the archives … demolishing the legendary Garry Weinstein as Black after reaching a precarious middle-game position demands nerves and bountiful creativity. Truly masterclass!
dear friends as you know Mato works very hard just to show us chess games.therefore I ask you to let the commercials continue.I am not his cousin.I am Iranian.
Hello to all. G.Kasparov never been a chess titan earned the title of world champion. After the famous Bobby FISHER, it was A.Karpov who remained the real World Champion until the early 2000s, and then, for a short period, Kramnink and Anand. And the worthy successor to the famous Bobby FISHER is, without question, Magnus CARLSEN.
Come on man. I don't like kasparov, but you can deny his greatness as a chess player. Those world championships against Karpov, where fantastic. Unless you believe what Fisher said about those matches being fixed !
@@michelpetrus Hello. I read the whole story of the World Champions, as I read the story of the World between A.Karpov and G.Kasparov. And I was degusted : G.Kasparov is a great chess player, it's true, but the never honestly won the title of World Champion ans he never logically deserved it. G.Kasparov had a sinister lobby which stole the title of World Championship matches.....vs A.Karpov..... At least A.Karpov, he, honored chess with his sporting honesty as well his moral conduct... Despite his sinister lobby, and despite his unjust envy and jealousy, G.Kasparov remain in the history of chess, and forever, far bellow the réal Giants of the World of chess : A.Alekhine, Bobby Fisher and Magnus Carlsen. Thank you very much for your intervention. I wish you a good evening and a good night.
Kasparov is a great chess player and the way is he analyses games is so energic and colorful. But as a person, he is not that charismatic and should had avoided going into politics.
Mato is not only an educational and entertaining commentator, he also is brilliant at selecting great games to show!
Thank you
This guy speaks like a Mortal Kombat character
5:02 the position was actually given as an excercise in the book ‘Practical Chess Defence ‘ by Jacob Aagaard and I even got Qe2! as the right answer
Big Vlad and his bishops... Always a terrifying sight. Awesome game.
Superb game and great short analysis.. thanks Mato
Hi mato, your videos and channel deserve more views and subscriptions! Thanks a lot!
What I find constantly fascinating in chess: on the world-class level, a lost tempo may be enough to cost someone a game, but you can just sac the world and be down a full piece against a world champion and win.
Nice video, thank you Mato.
Excellent game! As long as you have the initiative, the minor lags in material doesn't matter. Maybe Kasparov loved his queen in this game. 😁😁
Another nice one !
Maybe the queen was like: oh, please Kaspy, I’m tired, I don’t wanna play today😁
TQ so much
A game for the archives … demolishing the legendary Garry Weinstein as Black after reaching a precarious middle-game position demands nerves and bountiful creativity. Truly masterclass!
Hi Mato awesome video (it's Ashmit)
Excellent game! But its also interesting that Mr. Kramnik lost to Mr. Anand at the WCC in the Meran variation.
Waah Mato Waah....!!!
My theory is that Kramnik had glued the queen to the chess board
The under appreciated big Vlad
Vladimir "The Brain Extractor" Kramnik
hvala Mato
Hi mato..after long time I am the first one watching this video..
Well done
MatoJelic can you do live lectures again
Nice game 👌
Kramnik hasn't been given the credit he deserves. Simply because there are not much people do like positional and technical players.
dear friends as you know Mato works very hard just to show us chess games.therefore I ask you to let the commercials continue.I am not his cousin.I am Iranian.
good
I think Kasparov didn't take seriously his opponent and lost.
Very strong game
Kasparov greatest nemesis is Vladimir
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Fantastic chess indeed...E3 doesn't look stronger than Bg5 to me; too constricting. VK always seemed to have more space and dynamism in this game
Kasparov beat Anand. Anand beat Kramnik. Kramnik beat Kasparov. Unfortunately a return match between Kasparov and Kramnik never eventuated.
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Better for queens not move I guesse
Hello to all.
G.Kasparov never been a chess titan earned the title of world champion.
After the famous Bobby FISHER, it was A.Karpov who remained the real World Champion until the early 2000s, and then, for a short period, Kramnink and Anand.
And the worthy successor to the famous Bobby FISHER is, without question, Magnus CARLSEN.
Come on man. I don't like kasparov, but you can deny his greatness as a chess player.
Those world championships against Karpov, where fantastic.
Unless you believe what Fisher said about those matches being fixed !
@@michelpetrus
Hello. I read the whole story of the World Champions, as I read the story of the World between A.Karpov and G.Kasparov. And I was degusted : G.Kasparov is a great chess player, it's true, but the never honestly won the title of World Champion ans he never logically deserved it. G.Kasparov had a sinister lobby which stole the title of World Championship matches.....vs A.Karpov.....
At least A.Karpov, he, honored chess with his sporting honesty as well his moral conduct...
Despite his sinister lobby, and despite his unjust envy and jealousy, G.Kasparov remain in the history of chess, and forever, far bellow the réal Giants of the World of chess :
A.Alekhine, Bobby Fisher and Magnus Carlsen.
Thank you very much for your intervention.
I wish you a good evening and a good night.
You said 1966.
Shame on me. Thank you for your comment
I don't like Kasparov, but can't tell why in public.
Kasparov is a great chess player and the way is he analyses games is so energic and colorful.
But as a person, he is not that charismatic and should had avoided going into politics.