I love it when you do a post game analysis of the matches you lose. It gives us some insight on how to get the most mileage out of a lost game. Thanks Jerry!

@ChessNetwork

8 жыл бұрын

+Collin Stump You got it Collin. The good/bad/ugly are covered! :D

Thanks for the daily updates, Jerry! Much appreciated. :)

time management

You should consider playing 9.e4 instead of Nxd5. White has the advantage there. Black should have taken 7.exd instead (of Nxd5). Black's problem piece Bc8 is not yet solved.there. In the game it was solved, because e4 wasn't played, wich is why blacks position is comfortable in the game. Also the extra trade of a pair of knights in the game further helped black, due to his original lack of space.

@ChessNetwork

8 жыл бұрын

+pallas100 Good insight! Thank you. :D

Bb1 would be an impressive defensive move. Will keep note of something like that.

Great video! Very instructive

Jerry Grischuk ... :P the last 5 seconds are more than enough to manage the decisive moments of the game

Enjoyable game, I play a lot of qgd so it's always nice to see it in your videos

Hey Jerry(or anyone else who knows..), just what did you miss @11:25 in the video when you played Qxf5? You say something like "4 seconds is not a lot, i have this(referring to Rd8+), and you also have this to defend(motioning for Qg4). I'm curious as to just what did you missed here.. so if you could answer this, it would be much appreciated and imo, would also be a positive educational experience since it allows one to see/accustomize oneself with the thinking/style/strength of someone much higher rated than thee.. -_-

"four second is not a lot"..........classic Jerry

Jerry would you ever jumped into the tournaments that starts the game with a random opening? or create one?

He knnew his stuff...

what if you tried knight to d2 sooner and chased him out?

That hurt my eyes

Why not qb4 on move 26?

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Why not Re5?

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a little off topic but why do none of the chess rating systems consider color?

@Corey-ld7os

8 жыл бұрын

Elaborate

@jaydavidrn82

8 жыл бұрын

+Corey506 well chess results are very heavily influenced by piece color especially at the highest levels. a win with black should be worth much more than a win with white and if two even players draw white should lose points and black gain

@Corey-ld7os

8 жыл бұрын

+Jay Thompson the right to move isn't that massive of an advantage that it should be factored into ratings and with good play black should muster up a draw assuming white doesn't blunder

@jaydavidrn82

8 жыл бұрын

+Corey506 it actually is highly significant if you look at records.