I was very lucky to be able to watch the game being played live. It was in the library of the Atheneum club in London's Pall Mall, and there were about 50 spectators. I had got in because I had seen GM Ray Keene's piece in The Times advertising the championship and I cheekily phoned up the organisers and asked if i could join the invited spectators. It was a great day!

@lewissmith3896

2 жыл бұрын

You lucky devil.

This is what the chess world needs. Top players discussing their games without computer analysis! Thank you!

This is great material! Thanks a lot for posting. I subscribed and I hope to see more.

awesome material ... thank you for posting this! It demonstrates Kasparov's superiority ... and despite his arrogance, Speelman and the commentator are fully respectful about Kasparov's ideas and comments over the variations, even if he lost due to a huge blunder on move 45!

It's absolutley incredible how they can remember every move of the game afterwards, as a beginner of chess I have difficulty recalling my last 5 moves nevermind the whole game!

I'm already a great fan os this channel!

Speelman is wonderfully intelligent and self-deprecating. If you can get a copy of his best games collection, the games and analysis therein are well worth your time. Along with John Nunn a great British ambassador of chess. Nigel Short is better known since he remained a chess professional for longer and reached the final of the world chess championship, but the other British GMs of that era were all excellent.

OMG, G. Kasparov! This show is just unbelievable! Too bad I don't see something like that in theese days...

unexpectedly fantastic.!!

Wow, Garry In his prime. What a 'BEAST he must've been!

@lewissmith3896

2 жыл бұрын

He was World Champion.

@NormanMinetaTestimon don't know the exact date but it was in 1989

@SeedsofJoy That comes after a while - when you understand better what you and your opponent are doing during a game, you will probably remember the whole thing for a while afterwards. The game becomes more like a story and less a number of unrelated incidents

GM Speelman is just too cool. I loved the way he destroyed Topa in the PCA speed matches in the mid 90's.

What was the date of this?

dope. i love the leningrad dutch

u8nexpectedly fantastic.!!

I think Garry thinks they're playing again.

Garry.... "Gambit can take your pawn"....?

This is great thanks for this superlike and if addiction is really your malady then let me go with you to the asylum with it :)

1:24 pompomprprrrrobably xD

he didnt play it well tho. i would have played e5 after white played d5.

@Qhsjahajw

3 жыл бұрын

it creates a hole on e6 after en passen

them dudes :D awesome times, when chess analysis was aired on television and had an audience! nowadays, you have farm formats and other scripted reality bullshit ...

@chessfight10

3 жыл бұрын

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Kasparov is too fucking concrete, jeez!

GM Raymond Keene = the gatekeeper who wants to lock the room and go home ?