I remember when I thought I was good at chess.

@badcornflakes6374

3 жыл бұрын

Then you woke up.

@Bsangram007

3 жыл бұрын

Hehe

@joshuabutt1943

3 жыл бұрын

Bruh 😭

@teemoney9118

3 жыл бұрын

On god

@jackywithay6393

3 жыл бұрын

Sameee

I said it once and I'll say it again; this is by far the best chess channel on You Tube. Unlike all the others this one isn't based on selling us memberships anywhere or advertising their GM's or the players they have and so on. Quick introduction, not 30 seconds or a minute of bs. Just goes straight to business, this is just pure chess. I love it that you always go through the most important variations at just the right moment in the game plus you always explain why someone resigned by demonstrating the options they had. I would subscribe 10x over if I could. Thanks Mr. Jerry from Pennsylvania for all the work you do. Fantastic stuff.

@asamiyashin444

3 жыл бұрын

I also find interesting Jim Chess and ASMR Chess.

@SnrJohn

2 жыл бұрын

Agadmator's channel is also very good

@brendahill9975

2 жыл бұрын

Peter at the Charlotte Chess Center is also very good, narrating the games of the North America Corporate Chess games

@medicine1014

2 жыл бұрын

Yes this is indeed the best chess channel and I have said it before his voice is just perfect the way he talks and explains are just perfect so clear cut. I hope this channel never gets closed and hits couple of million subscribers as well.

How anyone sees all the possibilities and finds the best move is amazing.

@MST3Killa

5 жыл бұрын

An expert level of understanding, immense practice, and a strategic mind.

"And unlike Mr. Dely, Fischer does not dilly-dally!" - ChessNetwork 2017

@ChessNetwork

6 жыл бұрын

+Khanh Nguyen 👍🏼

@chrispomeroy7216

6 жыл бұрын

Khanh Nguyen Your name is the best chess name ever. You sir must practice to be a GM one day

@BlackPawnMartyr

6 жыл бұрын

Dilly dilly!

@piescespiesces602

6 жыл бұрын

LOL comment of the day :-) >"And unlike Mr. Dely, Fischer does not dilly-dally!" - ChessNetwork 2017

@jtleon7086

6 жыл бұрын

An ol` grandma favorite, God rest her soul

Sozin must have been a great player for knowing what would happen

This Fischer guy surely had talent. He could have become a world class player. :-)

@Bernie8330

4 жыл бұрын

I thought he did?

@sampratt8584

4 жыл бұрын

It’s almost like Lovuschka was joking

@Lovuschka

4 жыл бұрын

@@sampratt8584 Nooooo, why would I ever do such a horrible thing?

@sampratt8584

4 жыл бұрын

Lovuschka Ikr I’ve never heard of such a terrible thing before. Shame on you

@arogueburrito

4 жыл бұрын

Woah is that a joke I see flying over two unsuspecting heads?

It's actually to Peter Dely's credit that he fully understood and comprehended how screwed he was at the 17th turn. I would not have been able to see half of that.

Dude I have watched 3 of your videos.. I know literally nothing about chess and the way you explain it.. makes so much sense. This is very cool. Great vids.

@Statalyzer

5 жыл бұрын

You know nothing about chess but understand what Sicilian is?

@darthartagnan4737

5 жыл бұрын

@@Statalyzer no I assume it's a move.. opening maneuver of some kind. I gather that there are thousands of games played every year and there are only x amount of ways to start the match so the opening moves have names?

@Statalyzer

5 жыл бұрын

Sorry I wasn't being very clear. As a fellow mostly-novice the video was ok but it brushed past stuff like that without explanation, which left me feeling like he was talking a bit over my head.

@darthartagnan4737

5 жыл бұрын

@@Statalyzer yes I agree.

@bakhitalketbi9460

5 жыл бұрын

@@Statalyzer he use to explain stuff like that before but his vids used to be 20 mins long, i think its better now

Jerry's voice is so soothing. I needed a calming influence right now during this coronavirus hysteria. Thanks Jerry, you're a chill dude.

I’ve seen quite a lot of such vids. I like how you don’t over-explain or come across as if you’re enamored by the sound of your own voice. Well done!

Anothevery instructive and amazing video, Jerry! You're contribution for the chess community is huge! THANKS A LOT

Very good strategic analysis as always. Thanks - your postings above all others lead to deeper understanding of how the game can better be played.

Loving this shorter analisys format! Great work Jerry.

Another brilliant chess game! It's very clear that Bobby had control the moment he sat down at the board.

Clear and concise explanations, watch and learn! Thank you

Love your vids, Jerry! It's awesome being able to finally guess the winning player's moves and get them right! I feel like I've learned a lot from this channel and I hope to continue to!

Love these videos of classic/brilliant chess games - they help me so much.

Once again, Jerry, your analysis, content and pace are perfect for me. Much appreciated. Kudos!

Congratulations-there are many chess sites but yours is my favourite:soft voice and slow explanations.Keep it up!

It is amazing. To be able to think so many moves ahead, i still have so much to learn about this game.

Thank you for this clear, classic, and detailed analysis.

@ChessNetwork

5 жыл бұрын

Thank you Eric

Thanks for posting, and for excellent presentation!

Thank you for this great video!

A thing of beauty. The analysis of the possible moves subsequent to the surrender are very helpful. Thanks.

Love the way you explaine. A big help to all of us intermediate players who want to look at examples on how to analize games.

Best chess GM re-play video I have ever seen. No intervention during the game, (just explaining the moves that the GM's made, not the channels distracting variations. Very very important to me.), and playing out the possibilities after a resignation. By far, the best way to show a game of history. I nominate you personally, this guy and this vid, for the YT Pulitzer prize of, "Just show the damn game!", award. :) With the others, it is like working on a tough engineering case, with your kids bugging you.

Thank you for the lucid easy to understand analysis of your games .... Good job

@ChessNetwork

6 жыл бұрын

Thank you

Always love chess; love it even more after watching your videos. You’re a really good teacher.

@ChessNetwork

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you

Love your channel man!! Genius -GRANDEUR

Very clear presentation. Thanks.

Best Chess channel. No fudging . He finishes. And every variation.

I miss watching your videos Jerry. You give good analysis of the positions in the game, as well as explanation of the theory involved.

Killer move..👍🏼 and very well explained..thank you so much...

these are great, thanks for posting them

Very cheeky. Even better to learn from. Your stuff is great!

Fischer chess is just so much more satisfying than watching any Master these days.

@looinrims

4 жыл бұрын

Pilletta Doinswartsh because all his games came from the days of no computers

Love these kinds of videos and well edited

@ChessNetwork

4 жыл бұрын

Thank you

This is a great channel I've discovered by chance. I really like your reviews. Also giving time for us to think about the possible next moves is a great idea. Thank you very much, already subed, keep up the good work !!!

Great presentation! Thank you! 🙏✌️

the movement of the pieces on the board is smooth and wonderful

Good analysis. I really enjoyed this game and learned a lot.

Thanq for making such a good videos. Such an inspiring one.

Clearly explained great summary.

I got the move at the end but b5 didn't even cross my mind haha. The only chess channel I can watch. Thanks Jerry.

I just found a "new" Bob Ross channel.. totally diggin' this stuff before bedtime

Congrats on 200k subs!

Very neat and brief analysis! God Bless!

I enjoyed your narrative, great game, thanx

i like the way you analize the other option of moves keep it up.

congrats for 200,000 subscribers Jerry!!

nice concise commentary. superb explanations of attack

Hi Jerry i've recently found your channel and you are amazing .... Good Job! Love Chess

@ChessNetwork

6 жыл бұрын

Thank you! :)

@balemythology8077

6 жыл бұрын

sepehr karimi , welcome to notification squad. Dont forget to click the bell, jerry will not disappoint u for the content

What an amazing game. Please share more RJF games. Thank you so much. Loves from Turkey!

Good pointers. Thanks.

Congrats on 200K subs man !!

Great, clear, quick analysis with a good voice and simple icons. Least annoying videos on chess I've found !

nice game, thanks for posting.

The only reason I am going to subscribe this channel is because I've found your explanations simple and comprehensible. I wish you and I could play chess.

@ChessNetwork

6 жыл бұрын

+Max Rughes 👍🏼

that was a fun game and fun commentary .. thanks

Excellent analysis

Thanx for the explanation👌

Im not even good at all at chess but i still watch you because its intresting how other people play it and keep up the good work

Man out here playing chess with the freaking fire lord

0:40 Fischer-Sozen attack 2:24 d5

This is *REAL* entertainment. Thanks for sharing. Regards,

Happy 200k!!!

Thank you!!!

Excellent Video Tutorial!

i wanted to improve chess, m, father bought me a book with nice chess parties, but it was too much work to replay every game and think about the moves. so i gave it up. you combine everything: interesting parties replayed with highlighted additions commented with logic. thank you. you are the best. please keep doing this

WOOO new video!!

Congrats on 200,000 subs Jerry!

Thank You!

Excellent video

That's the enduring quality of Fischer that allowed the game to become a high stakes sport & accessible to the mainstream as well as allowing him to chalk up so many victories... the BEST DEFENSE is an attacking position... it makes for exciting chess & demands creativity & thinking out of the box... Fischer challenged himself more than his opponents & that drive is at the heart of what made him who he was

Feeding the KZread algorithm. Great video.

Congrats on 200k

This is a great teching game for my two youths. I just retired and my nieces want to teach my 12 and sixteen year old nephews how to play chess. And this is a good example of what happen when you try to counter attack with d5!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

@ChessNetwork

2 жыл бұрын

👍🏼😎

Good explanation thank you. Upload more technical details matches.

great analysis

just brilliant Bobby Fischer

Great work!

Good breakdown 😉

I read Bobby's book and got better. He's still my hero.

Thanks for the comments, very good, greetings from Nicaragua

Love these games Jerry! Can we have more analysis games of famous matches and PC vs PC games?

1st/ i do not know how to play chess. my wife attempted to teach me but i got a headache. she showed me your commentary on this video & i kind of got it [sans headache] & enjoyed it as well. she is now trying a chess for dummies in coordination with your videos. (our marriage for the last 32 years has been based on her being smarter about most things) so here we go...............

I'm just starting to play the game and it fascinates me how many of the moves you analyze I never see coming...a very intricate game...and obviously that's why it is so fun to play....thanks again.

Thanks, good work! Much appreciated!

Though I had seen that opening from The Queen's Gambit in one of your videos, very cool Jerry!

Damn, absolutely incredible.

Great video

Nice analysis.

These old games are interesting!

Bobby and Jerry: Two legends

Fischer was an absolute dynamo with this Bc4 Fischer-Sozin attack.

thank you

Thanks Jerry. I lost your analyses of classic games!

Hey Jerry, I like your content, it’s awesome!! I like how how analyze chess games! But could you please explain the durkin’s attack? (Sometimes called the sodium opening because of Na3)

Very impressive analysis

I don't play chess but I really like it.This is a great channel. Thank you for the great explanations.

@ChessNetwork

6 жыл бұрын

Thank you!

@ChessNetwork

6 жыл бұрын

kzread.info/dash/bejne/hYFmyMWentude7g.html

@sadrequiem

6 жыл бұрын

Thank you.