Yes I have really enjoyed Karpov's older series as well. And about the coupon - sure thing, it's a new type of promotion we are running to thank our fans. Check your inbox for a personal message with your 50% off coupon code
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a nice lession example from the chess bible, my system. every tech is straight mastery of what nimzo gave to the common player up to the very best gm. thanks karpov for that fine sample of blockade rook 7 8 ranks and superior activity and advanced king with even the 5 special cases of the 7 8 rank control by knight .and rook. and time advantage.
This game shows the raison why anatoly karpov is the best endgame player who ever lived.(Magnus carlsen is also one of the best endgame players who ever lived.)
There is a common misconception about players like Karpov and Petrosian that they were ONLY positional. Look up some of their sacrifices and combinations, and you'll see that on good days they could be as creative as Tal or Alekhine. Karpov vs. Topalov, Linares 1994: www.chessgames.com/perl/chessgame?gid=1069169 Petrosian vs. Pachman, Bled 1961: www.chessgames.com/perl/chessgame?gid=1104948
Every great player is strong in all areas and calculates variations. Some are just known to be particularly aggressive, whether it be with openings, later on, etc.
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No. The US corporate media focused on a cold war logic that persists to this day. Karpov was always nice. But it didn't suit the role of the war hawks to show that side of his personality - not good political capital.
Oh, wow, it's so great that you can see into the future. Can you also tell me the next pope? It kind of does mean shit nowadays. The mentality is quite different from what it used to be; back then it was, for example, dishonourable and frowned upon to not accept a piece sacrifice when one was offered. A lot of other things were different as well. Morphy also used a very aggressive, gambit-based strategy with his playing - it wouldn't hold nowadays. Kasparov or Capablanca are much more balanced.
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Those lessons from Karpov are pure gold
Amazing vision from one of the best players in history.
Karpov is a true gentleman an scholar , love this series .
I enjoyed watching how Black's extra pawn got in the way here. Karpov and Henley seem to work really well together. Thanks.
Quite brilliant. Karpov was truly a perfectionist in this game.
karpov is a super grandmaster!
He sees so much and so far it is absolutely remarkable.
Karpov is great so calm and self confidence..One of the best of the last century.
True! Most professional & good attitude 👍🏼 love him❤️
Incredible to know that Kramnik was that good and famous in 1996,he was like 20-21.Shirov mentions Kramnik a lot in "Fire on the board".
This endgame is a jewel.
Agreed!🤝
Karpov is a true legend of the endgame :)
I love these Karpov videos. Please release more!
The KARPOV MASTER Method was released this past spring.....
Love this series. Absolute gems
Brilliant follow through by karpov
Wow! Karpov is without a doubt the best endgame player of all time!
He’s definitely up there.
Karpov: "Yes, it is very important, you have to calculate all variations before you play the move". Yep, that's why i'm not a gm.
Yes I have really enjoyed Karpov's older series as well. And about the coupon - sure thing, it's a new type of promotion we are running to thank our fans. Check your inbox for a personal message with your 50% off coupon code
hey no worries man! upon checkout at the online shop, just enter your coupon code (which is your YT username). the coupon is valid for 50% off all digital items in the shop. adding contacts should be relatively straightforward (i dont even know where it is!) - as for the PM, go to your inbox and in top left you will "Compose Message" - hope that helps! Cheers, Will
This is like watching two professors discuss quantum theory, or at least it feels like that to my slow brain.
Really? A feel got Karpov to become one of the most consistent chess talents ever?
There is one more preview video coming from this series.
Imagine the balls of Karpov to ignore all those dangerous passed pawns. I would have resigned.
great anatoly!
+divano assiro Thanks!
Cool investigation into a hair-line situation! Brilliant!
"Of course I calculated everything". A. Karpov.
I like his pragmatic 'Yes, that's right'.
i think Kasparov and Karpov are the two strongest ever
+Youssef lannister I'm not sure, but they are the most mediatics ever
maybe don't forget magnus carlsen ;)
@@ChesscomGames seriously?? alongside magnus the two K's are the greatest of all time
@@ChesscomGames What is "a mediatic", please?
The Master is the Master! 🙏🙏🙏respect from India🇮🇳
agreed
Karpov is a joy to listen to. The Soviet Union wouldn't let him show his "nice" side back when.
a nice lession example from the chess bible, my system. every tech is straight mastery of what nimzo gave to the common player up to the very best gm. thanks karpov for that fine sample of blockade rook 7 8 ranks and superior activity and advanced king with even the 5 special cases of the 7 8 rank control by knight .and rook. and time advantage.
+Achbiter Yes, Karpov was a great positional player.
Deadly Karpov
excellent play
+Mike Mike Thanks!
Excellent! Karpov is a god!
+Giuseppe Indelicati He's not God, but he's one of the best positional players (if not the best) in history
@@ChesscomGames He's not God? How long have you been sitting on that information?
Karpov is awesome.
interesting question. i think it´s just too difficult to compare players from different eras
This game shows the raison why anatoly karpov is the best endgame player who ever lived.(Magnus carlsen is also one of the best endgame players who ever lived.)
+luis jondral hmm Carlsen one of the greatest endgame players? I doubt it.
+Dan Kelly Many consider Carlsen to be THE best. (Aming them, Nepo)
+luis jondral
great comment
Arne X No way is Carlsen one of the best EG players ever. He is not an EG specialist.
karpov is a real genius.
yes - unstoppable
How come positional players calculate variations, don't they primarily judge or evaluate the position??
That's like asking why does Messi pass the ball to his teammates? Doesn't he primarily score goals? Yes, but he can also pass the ball like a master.
There is a common misconception about players like Karpov and Petrosian that they were ONLY positional. Look up some of their sacrifices and combinations, and you'll see that on good days they could be as creative as Tal or Alekhine.
Karpov vs. Topalov, Linares 1994: www.chessgames.com/perl/chessgame?gid=1069169
Petrosian vs. Pachman, Bled 1961: www.chessgames.com/perl/chessgame?gid=1104948
Every great player is strong in all areas and calculates variations. Some are just known to be particularly aggressive, whether it be with openings, later on, etc.
Just because they have a tendency doesn't mean they can ignore fundamental parts of the game. No calculation = loss every game.
Where I can buy board like this?
Hi. Do you mean the mural one? you can find our models here www.ichess.net/product-category/equipment/
No, I mean exactly same the mural model
OK, thanks for answer
Ok I thought you were looking for a mural chess set But we're not selling this old model, it should be a bit difficult to find the same board.
Carlson is next legend ! look at his Play at Tata last month
I agree, but I'm thinking of the forced behavior when sitting down at the board with Korchnoi. Thanks for the reply.
So clear Karpov
I love this kind of board. No modern rubbish, no blinkers, no lamps, no electronics.
Simply brain. Typically Russian.
ron henley for president
Great video, lucky me I subscribe. Thx man
i'll second that.
Yes.
The guy in the miniature scares me i think he will take me while i sleep
He will.
awesome technique
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And Capablanca would suck in 50 years, and so will be Kasparov in 100 years. Doesnt mean shit. They are all top notch players FOR THEIR TIMES.
Nah I think they will still have an astonishingly precise level of play
Well played.
'Karpov grinds kramnik' does not give me a nice image :P
this videos name would make a good title for a porn flick
I like Lasker.
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LOL how everything sounds so simple when explained.
We not move knight to g4 attacks the pawn with check threat and blocks bishop knight is protected
The guy interviewing Karpov looks like David Paymer.
The "guy" is GM Ron Henley, Karpov's trainer and second in the 1990 world championship.
He was never inapropriate. Was he? ;-)
Karpovian sadism at it's best: 6:24 "... or knight g7 mate, which is also nice. mmhmm." :-))
Karpov was (and may be is) an amazing player..
1:51 is stalemate
I know I'm kinda retarded and just thought of king having nowhere to move and forgot about rest of the pieces cuz they were on other side of the board
No. The US corporate media focused on a cold war logic that persists to this day. Karpov was always nice. But it didn't suit the role of the war hawks to show that side of his personality - not good political capital.
mor mor mor
morphy would suck nowadays.
Oh, wow, it's so great that you can see into the future. Can you also tell me the next pope?
It kind of does mean shit nowadays. The mentality is quite different from what it used to be; back then it was, for example, dishonourable and frowned upon to not accept a piece sacrifice when one was offered. A lot of other things were different as well. Morphy also used a very aggressive, gambit-based strategy with his playing - it wouldn't hold nowadays. Kasparov or Capablanca are much more balanced.
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