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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 11 ก.พ. 2025
- Jobava London players have to be prepared for the unexpected! In this game Super Grandmaster Alexander Grischuk faces an opponent who refuses to go down the normal path. Grischuk uses the Jobava London in a very flexible way. Once again, the Jobava London shows itself to be an effective opening. In this game we see that the Jobava London is a tool that can be used in many different ways.
Grischuk vs. Khusnutdinov
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Nice crush. Very instructive… white’s e4 (without f3 1st) & h rook lift really illustrates the importance of open lines & piece activation over all else when the opponent’s king is vulnerable. Chessdawg’s excellent commentary really brings the game to life. Bravo.
I like so much Grischuk's ideas,playing with both colores,thank you for the video ando analyze.
Great video! Concise and informative!
Great video and analysis
Hey dawg! Thanks for this beginner friendly analysis.
Good luck and keep on! :)
On 5:42 what does white play if black plays a6 instead Rd7 ?
At 5:02, How did he castle as black square bishop is looking at b8 square? It is not possible to castle at queen side.
The king cannot pass over check, but the rook can pass over a threatened square. Since the king did not pass over b8 castling is legal.
Beautiful game