Been loving these consistent uploads in the past year , I was binging your old ones

@ChessNetwork

2 ай бұрын

👍

@bobby5776

2 ай бұрын

I like to binge too from time to time

@callenkoester9078

2 ай бұрын

Ditto! I can watch a video every day

Thanks Gerry. I went from 1200 to 1500 watching agar.. You put me to 1900 just by you're. demeanor manner and voice, the best teacher is one who is spoken camly. Love from Ireland brother ✌✌

@ChessNetwork

2 ай бұрын

Nice improvement Gary. Shoot for 2K now 😎 💪

Jerry, you have such an amazingly relaxing voice. Perfect for chess!

Great presentation. Love how Carlsen is playing the format, but still wants to win outright.

With the knight-bishop trade on move 20, I feel like some players can get really hung up on a strong knight or bishop like that being unwilling to trade it, but if you aren't willing to actually use the knight when given the chance, it's not worth as much in that position as it seems

Well done. Thanks for the walk.

Royal couples and pawn walls ending is pretty nice. I dont often see games where both sides only have queens and pawns left

Why offer a dark square bishop exchange? Isn't that a good bishop for a terrible bishop?

Please cover Carlson vs Liren game collapse

Jerry, on move 56 for black you described it as the queen returning to defend against perpetual check, but that can't be right since "black had draw odds." Am I missing something? Also, on move 51, would Qd2 have been better for white?

At 7:42 when discussing the knight takes bishop, would it be worth it for black to keep that forward d4 knight since he has his light squared bishop readily available to counter white’s light squared bishop?

Jerry, when you go into sidelines and variations, is it because of what the Opponents say in interviews afterwards; or is it “best play” you figure out yourself (with or without aid from the computer)? Or all three? Anyway thanks.

@ChessNetwork

2 ай бұрын

The vast majority is coverage of best play with the assistance of Stockfish. I try to focus mainly on potential turning points, and instructional moments.

Jerry is the best

Ding got crushed where videos?

armageddon mmhhh i see

How to avoid getting perpetual checks? be you the one who gives perpetual checks :P

★★★★★★☆❤

@ChessNetwork

2 ай бұрын

86% = B 😎

Do not be surprised Ding is either beating Magnus or drawing. He is the current world champion

I don´t understand why he didn´t land the perpetual sooner

@looinrims

2 ай бұрын

Ego maybe?

@nikhildawani2913

2 ай бұрын

​@@looinrimswhat is ego in that???magnus may be was just calculating can he win the game while he was collecting those pawns

@matiasg1234

2 ай бұрын

@@nikhildawani2913 but in an armageddon is the same to win that to draw (with black peaces), so yeah, i´d say ego as well... just make the draw and win the arma...

Finally I am the first comment :). Thanks for your videos Jerry. They are very instructive.

@ChessNetwork

2 ай бұрын

🥇 Thank you

Day 5 of asking Jerry to cover the Sack of Rome games by Sofia Polgar

There should be a rule against perpetual checks. I don't like them

@se_eikeboom6891

2 ай бұрын

Your comment makes zero sense, how do you make a "rule" against perpetual checks? You want a drawing game to eternity? lol

16:21 Why would black need to 'defend' against a perpetual? You then go on to say that black wins doing exactly that.

@ChessNetwork

2 ай бұрын

Yeah, better expressed as black was looking to win objectively even though a draw was suffice for the Armageddon format.

@FahimHoq

2 ай бұрын

@@ChessNetwork thats Magnus for you, even though draw was good enough, he was still looking for winning chances 😅

You always sound a little annoyed at me but I have some kind of personality defect where I like it