King of the chess game reviews!

You're on fire, Jerry! Your upload rate is astonishing!

Just as I finished preparing some food, always good timing, Jerry.

An excellent example of world-class calculation by Pillsbury. Good video, Jerry. Always instructive!

Pillsbury was an incredible player. So bad that his career was so short. Other top American players from the past, Morphy, Fischer also played - for different reasons - so short. They could contribute much more to the chess history...

Dewdew7 - I love the frequent videos Jerry! Thanks for taking the time out of your day to not only enjoy making the videos yourself, but to entertain your loyal and respectful audience! Have a good night Jerry

Really enjoyed these last few videos. Many thanks to you for all of this content.

Thank you for spoiling us, Jerry! These are the best!

I love this channel so much. I appreciate all your hard work!

these videos are very informative. Thank you for the steady diet of these kinds of uploads

He could have been a great World Champion

Absolutely loving the content you've been putting out these few weeks. These classic game videos are my favourites.

@ChessNetwork

6 жыл бұрын

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I wish I could subscribe twice to let you know how much I love these analysis videos.

I'm new to your channel but highly impressed by your presentations and commentaries. Thanks.

**Reads the first word of the video title** "COME ON HARRY!!!" "Oh... It's not that harry" :(

Well done. Thanks,

Thanks Jerry! That was an interesting game

YASSS MOAR MOAR MOAR!!!!! analyse every game ever played !!!!

I wish he posted 5 a day. So id never run out of content to watch. His explanations are amazing.

Nice game. Fantastic deep knight move👍. As usual nice commentary 👍👏

Thanks, J, a beautiful game, with two of my favourites: Lasker, and the immortal HNP ( on top form ).

Well explained! Thank you very much, Jerry

@ChessNetwork

6 жыл бұрын

Thanks Dan 😎👍

I've never seen like/dislike ratio and comments on someone's videos so overwhelmingly positive. Well deserved Jerry, you are the man!

Jerry, you're spoiling us with your upload schedule! Any thoughts on another shirt run?

Great vid. Thanks, Jerry

@ChessNetwork

6 жыл бұрын

Thank you Phil. 👍

I Likes yours videos. Thx a lot.

I love a good historic chess match w/ analysis!

Wow, 11 moves in and black has only one piece developed. Cool game Jerry, thanks for the upload!

Best Chess Battle Ever!!! Your the best JERRY!!!!!

413 to 1 likes to dislike ratio is one of the highest i've ever seen, and for good reason! keep up the good work Jerry!

I love ur GM game annotations!!!

@ChessNetwork

6 жыл бұрын

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Very wonderful video

What a beautiful game.

beautiful breakthrough on the king side by Pillsbury.

@ChessNetwork

6 жыл бұрын

Agreed. Is Silver Surfer a fan of Solomon's Key as well? :)

@manusane7145

6 жыл бұрын

:)no. i like Silver Surfer ...watched animated series when i was a kid.

@ChessNetwork

6 жыл бұрын

Ah okay. Cause I have a Solomon's Key video. :) kzread.info/dash/bejne/g6KHks-PgNDchag.html

@manusane7145

6 жыл бұрын

thanks for the link :). the guy Dana looks like pied piper.

Beautiful, clear chessboard.

"...lived until...xx" Why you give me existential crises eh?

those knights wow

Since you say how the king was a fighting piece Jerry, I'm reminded of my question I always forget to ask on one of your videos. Were there any famous or high profile games ever played with an extremely active/fighting king piece? Love your videos. Thanks.

@Ancor3

6 жыл бұрын

The Immortal King Walk immediately comes to my mind. www.chessgames.com/perl/chessgame?gid=1124533

@DarkKar

6 жыл бұрын

Thank you so much Afro, I appreciate this!

It was a beautiful sequence- Lasker appeared insufficiently wary!

Very strange how the three American chess geniuses - Morphy, Pillsbury, Fischer - all had such short peaks, and sad endings.

5:00-5:07 "Middlegames are one of the most difficult points in a game" The other difficult points being... openings and endgames... Anyway, nice analysis :).

@ChessNetwork

6 жыл бұрын

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What about a series about the stylistic particularities of all the world champions?

That's so interesting!! I admire grandmasters' boldness when they sacrifice! I'm too much of a chicken sometimes! One day, one day :)

Hell yea, Massachusetts represent!!

i wounder what the computer would had done in that position with giving up the queen??

please make videos on world chess championship 2017 recent matches

same... 2 other videos weren't cutting it, and i thought jerry will come through as alwasys

@DubnRoll

6 жыл бұрын

having lasagna btw

It is sad that on those days syphilis was a killer, it is sad that morphy and fischer suffered from madness and paranoia

Pillsbury's like Koufax, but Sandy's still kickin"!

Pillsbury was also one of the residents of the Ajeeb automaton.

Hey jerry do you think you could do a review on nigel short vs bobby ficher on line they are strange games just want to know you're thoughts on their games and was it really ficher playing.

@JamieTransNyc

5 жыл бұрын

Nigel short vs some guy with an engine.... those games have been extensively reviewed,.,. .including some reviewers who were able to detremine which engine the guy used....

Pillsbury! Woohoo!

Everybody's talking at me...I don't hear a word they're saying. Only the echoes of my mind...

Up with pillsbury

Mr. Jerry, what's your full name n fide rtg?

Geez, I'm 34, time to get busy.

7:23 illuminati confirmed

whos side who ?

Hi Jerry.

A question from an amateur: On move 22 why doesn't black move his bishop to c5 and pick up the pawn on b6?

@ChessNetwork

6 жыл бұрын

By playing Nxc5 maybe he wanted to capture the bishop if it moved to d3, or provoke that b4 move to create some queenside weaknesses to work with.

@Aaron123791

6 жыл бұрын

ChessNetwork He is talking about move 22. I think you’re on a different part of the game.

3rd greatest American to ever play the game... Fischer, Morphy, Pillsbury.

1:43 so many blue lines and only 2 seconds to follow

sometimes I c ur videos saying let's c wat he has to say...respect though..

@ChessNetwork

6 жыл бұрын

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2 stronk

So I'm confused did Pillsbury play g4...Or are demonstrating what would have happened if g4 was played?? 🤔

@ChessNetwork

Жыл бұрын

On g4 I shared “This would be a highly committal move.” I’m going through a possible line. I could have been clearer.

@justintharp5652

Жыл бұрын

@@ChessNetwork Right because sometimes it gets a bit confusing when you're breaking it down and adding in other potential good moves that very well could have changed the game had they been played. Although I certainly understand the reasoning behind it. It might be a little more complicated to do. But maybe try doing a game where you're laying out the players moves with minimal added on moves. Then at the end you go back to a few key moments where the game could of gone in other directions.. When I go back & analyze my games. A lot of times I'll be incredulous as to how I could of missed such an in my face move!?... And the answer always hovering around- because you're under pressure.. People tend not to talk about that aspect of Chess as much. But it's a real factor for sure.. Some my most successful games have been when I'm relaxed. So that's why some of their moves are so incredible here. Simply because they were able to make them under intense pressure!! Make people understand why this players from yester-year, & their moves are so Amazing!!

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Pillsbury > Lasker???

Joosss

Not so smart, he died of siphyllis

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@saamspam6127

6 жыл бұрын

Milind Foulger darn