I don't think anyone makes video analyses as good as you do nowdays. Thanks

One often finds instructive and simple strategy in Carlsen splay, he truly is this generations Capablanca. Thanks Jerry and keep up the good work.

@ChessNetwork

Жыл бұрын

Thank you Capa. 👍

The Raider-teleport was brilliant. Pure class. 09:17

Jerry, I could listen to a 30-minute video of you reading the White Pages! I've avoided learning chess for 50+ years of my whole life, other than how the pieces move, basic terminology, and the notation used to record their movement. Your videos are slowly changing that to obtain a very basic foundation of strategy and psychology of chess. Subscribed.

@ChessNetwork

Жыл бұрын

Thank you. Nice to read that you’re becoming more interested in the game. 👍

@jamesgarrett4653

Жыл бұрын

Welcome! This is by far the best chess page on the internet, and Jerry has a near infinite amount of chess content to spend hours upon hours watching. Jerry’s KZread page is a fun rabbit hole to go down lol

Honestly the way you explain games is so educational and understandable. Glad you are back making videos.

You do such an amazing job on the strategy, position, long-term ideas, I'm always so glad when I see a new game analysis video of yours. With the volume of great games coming out of Chennai I've watched a lot of vids on other channels, which I also enjoy, but yours are special. The difference between, "wow that was a fun game" versus, "wow, I understand chess better than I did 20 minutes ago." Thank you for consistently providing the latter.

This was such a lovely game, it so nice from Bwalya to play it through to the end.

Best chess commentator strikes again, love it Jerry 😘

Gotham and Agadmator has to see how analyze a game

The light squared ninja on e4😂. I love your sense of humor Jerry, never fails to get me!!!

@ChessNetwork

Жыл бұрын

That ninja has a name. You know it? 😎

@daffyd9977

Жыл бұрын

@@ChessNetwork scorpion

@daffyd9977

Жыл бұрын

@@ChessNetwork oh wait nvm it’s actually raiden right?

@warehousedave7937

Жыл бұрын

Ninja with attitude

@ginoginoh

Жыл бұрын

Someone didn't play Mortal Kombat enough :)

Wow, incredible analysis on 13 ... exd5, spectacular transformation of the position.

I remember being like 10 years old, knowing how to play (not at any great level or anything), and seeing chess sections in the newspaper. After working out the notation, I used to enjoy playing through the games, but I used to HATE that the games never actually "ended". Resignation was so unsatisfying to me then! Doesn't bother me these days, but it's nice to see a game end in checkmate!

@fejfo6559

Жыл бұрын

I don't mind resignation in for example a winning endgame, where it's clear who will win and playing it out would be a lot of work. But resignation because of forced mate always bothers me, just play it out. Both sides have already calculated everything, takes less then a minute.

Great video Jerry. Really instructive. Enjoyed that

Thanks Jerry! Another instructive video. Fitting that the light squared bishop delivered checkmate.

@ChessNetwork

Жыл бұрын

Thank you. I too thought it was neat it ended with the light-squared bishop.

That was one of your best super clear articulate insightful

Jerry you always do a great job breaking down the game. I've come to appreciate the game differently after finding your channel.

@ChessNetwork

Жыл бұрын

Thank you Pete 👍

this was brilliant, sir...you have a nice way of explaining things to us patzers. Very appreciated.

@medicine1014

Жыл бұрын

This channel is extremely good. Starts video with directly opening the game no fancy crap like in other channels. Way of explaining is amazing as well.

@ChessNetwork

Жыл бұрын

Thank you Bob. 👍

That Mortal Kombat Raiden icon for teleport was epic! Fantastic Analysis & as usual one of your finest lesson!

Love the analysis. Raiden was the sprinkles on top.

Haha. Jerry invents an entirely new piece : The Martial Artist !

Awesome game! I would want to hear a summary in the end from you, saying why or how the opening was played, how and why the trade of bishop and knight made sense, how it allowed to focus on inhibiting the other bishop and how the center was controlled, in some kind of a recap, to show the strategy and how the tactics were glued to each other. It’s great to see the individual plays, but I would like to get a better feeling for the overall strategy and flow, the bigger picture so to say that is behind the single movements. Anyways thank you so much, awesome content!

Love the ninja on e4!

Great comments by Jerry! Thanks a lot for making it so clear and understandable! A real pleasure to watch!

Great explanation. Easily understandable with the visuals and narration

Full marks for the use of Raiden!

@joev3512

Жыл бұрын

Yup, Raiden had me loling hard.

Man you answer and ask questions that other chesstubers don't in the same positions and I appreciate that. Like going into the line with Be2 vs Nd2

Wonderful study and top tier narration!!! We need more!!!

Love the editing!

I love your videos. So informative and entertaining at the same time. Thank you.

I’ve seen this game covered already and your in depth analysis of different positions, tactics, ideas, weak points, etc. is so beautifully instructive it was like I was seeing this game for the first time

I really enjoy your way of understanding and explaining chess. It's much more conceptual and less about 15 moves calculations. You make chess easier to play and to enjoy! Love your content!

@ChessNetwork

Жыл бұрын

Thank you David.

Jerry the positional master makes for a highly qualified presenter of this. Had expected GM games require some outlandish tactic or amazing sequence for either side to win.. but this is just nice chess!

Excellent analysis Jerry, many thanks.

I don't hand out likes willy-nilly. But that Raiden teleport inclusion got me good. 😆 You get one just for that.

Surely it takes great skill to explain these advanced principles so that they are accessible to beginners. You seem to be constantly imagining how positions look like to beginners, and then addressing any confusions that arise from that perspective. Whereas other teachers would simply cite a principle from their own advanced perspective. I’m not sure whether it is a good or bad thing that such an excellent mind is focused on teaching chess videos. But either way I’m amazed.

Insightful analysis, as always. Thanks, Jerry.

@ChessNetwork

Жыл бұрын

Thank you Robert. 👍

@robertcooper1952

Жыл бұрын

@@ChessNetwork Hi Jerry! Your analysis is outstanding, and your voice is quite soothing. You must have a high rating. I've been playing the French defense online and like to play the Fort Knox defense against the exchange variation. It sidesteps a lot of complicated theory. I think it was given that name by IM Andrew Martin.

Loved the snes mortal kombat Raven piece on e4 lol

You da GOAT of chess analysis videos Jerry. Keep up the awesome work

Great analysis, as always, thank you Jerry

Definitely took a thing or two away! Thanks for these wonderfully instructive analyses.

Thanks Jerry. Great instruction again

Well enjoyed as all possibilities explained and a lot gained.Thanks.

@ashoksafaya5397

6 ай бұрын

Thanks

Love your analysis videos Jerry! Hope everything is good in your world :)

What a game. Had fun with the pop quizzes too and felt good about being right on both

Great analysis again!

great explanation as always

Thank you Jerry!

I always like this channel, very intelligent explanation. Thanks a lot and all the best.

@celebdangdutchannel9325

Жыл бұрын

I ever meet you in lichess jerry and i am loose...but i am so happy playing with you..

Great video, thanks for posting.

Carlsen loves thematic play which *to me* explains a lot about how he was able to utilize Alpha Zero concepts as much as anybody. *I believe* ty for the lessons and for the quietly transcendent aesthetic of your channel, Jerry 😊

Love your videos man!!!

I like how Jerry says "okeh" great analysis

Very useful as I study the QGD. Thanks Jerry

Msaterful analysis, Jerry. Thank you!

Great analysis! Thanks!

Does Jerry make content anywhere else or is this the only place to watch his chess reviews? Very good!

Grand Master Raiden

Love you Jerry

@ChessNetwork

Жыл бұрын

❤️

Thanks Jerry. I am always starving to your explanations 😊

Jerry is my go to to put me to sleep

An instructive discusson

Great video!

Great content Jerry!

@ChessNetwork

Жыл бұрын

Thank you 👍

best analysis in the game!! I already went through this game in detail on my own but, gotta see what I missed heh

I enjoy watching your videos. Keep up the great work. ‼️👎🏾🤓👍🏾

Cool analysis, like!!

pretty smooth game by Magnus

I know this channel, this guy is cool. I'm happy to see you on lichess bro!

9:17 "this guy cannot simply teleport to e4" ChatGPT: "hold my beer"

Hello Jerry! I always enjoyed your educational stuff, keep it up! :)

This channel needs a Noble price. Jerrys voice could sooth a hurricane

@calebrw

Жыл бұрын

Nobel Prize, that is.

Thanks Jerry. I usually like your analysis.

On black’s cxd4, what would happen on exd4? I mean whites position is still really bad but would it not be a slight improvement, perhaps trying to get activity along the e file and get rid of the weak e pawn? (In exchange for being stuck with a weak c3 pawn)

Thanks Jerry~~

Very instructive on how to create and use weak squares! I did wonder why white moved his knight away from d2, the only defender of the weak squares. It's just feels like an invitation for black.

beautiful checkmate

To teleport your Bishop to e4 just press: DOWN, UP

in crazyhouse variant you can fulfill all your Rg2 fantasies

soothing voice

@tombjorn4859

Жыл бұрын

so silky and smooth, like a gentle lullaby... except crazy informative

The bishop on E4 is what grand masters refer to as a "wooden shield"

This is beautiful

thnx

Very nice. A simple strategy. I think with Rg4 white threw the game away

I didn’t see that final move -> mate. I imagine White did, and I wonder if delaying the loss helped him in any way? Time trouble? Anyway thanks again Jerry.

Flawless Victory!

@reisanibal1

Жыл бұрын

I was also looking for Fatality!

@moesheri9385

Жыл бұрын

Raiden wins.

Light square now with a tiny square missing in. The middle at the bottom to make it into thick legs on the square without it being a Lego square

I feel smarter after watching this

@hellopleychess3190

Жыл бұрын

I feel smarter after reading this

Jerry!!, Where is the analysis at the end of the match? as u usually did in the past .

@ChessNetwork

Жыл бұрын

You’re missing the tale of the tape? Ok…ok. I’ll try to remember to include it. 😎 Carlsen had an Average Centipawn Loss of 16ish if I’m recalling correctly.

Nice!

Nice video

Wow, that LS bishop that sends the mate. Think I would be material greedy and take the rook, what a great master move by Carlsen!

Could white have done something else than take on c1 at the end?

It funny how when the queen gambit is not declined it's accepted

Mortal kombat fan. Very nice reference.

But imagine the board was only white squares. The moves would be exactly the same but you’d need a quite different and probably much subtler way to analyse what’s happening!

Well this is an odd hour for an analysis. Thanks Jerry

@keeno86

Жыл бұрын

I'm not complaining!

@pianissimo7121

Жыл бұрын

Perfect hour for India😅

Why does white not take on d5 on move 8? Would it be good to not have two pawn on a single file?

@DragonLover_LessThanThree

Жыл бұрын

The pawn on e6 is a bit of an annoyance for black, as it blocks their light square bishop. Capturing on d5 would allow black to recapture with their pawn, freeing said bishop. Further, it might be preferable to have black capture on c4. One of the reasons is that the pawn on e6 is weaker than the one that would be on d5 -- it is not as advanced and (again) blocks the light squared bishop. That said, it isn't a cardinal sin to capture on d5. It won't lose you the game or anything -- in fact, there are some reasons you may want to in some positions. For example, it may be less tempting for black to play c5 at a later stage, as they would end up with an isolated d-pawn. These ideas are fairly common in the queen's gambit, so it may be worth having a look at if you're going to play this opening (with white or black). I would also recommend the "Beginner to Chess Master" series on ChessNetwork's channel. The most recent video is called "STOP before you chop". It regards when and why it might be a good idea to await trades (like capturing on d5 in this video) and why you may want your opponent to make the trade instead.

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Why can't white, at any point, play e4 himself? Doesn't that force an exchange of black's d pawn? Even after Rxd4, white gains an open diagonal for the bishop to compensate.

Jose Raul Carlsen