Jerry, you are simply leagues ahead everyone else in the commentating game.

@grantcivyt

Ай бұрын

Can't agree more. I learn best from Jerry

@ronandance7365

Ай бұрын

PowerPlayChess !

Thanks to Jerry's fine videos, I played in my first tournament on Lichess and didn't come in last place.

Was waiting for you to post anything during the candidates, always a pleasure 🙏

@ChessNetwork

Ай бұрын

Thank you for watching. 👍

Jerry, please cover as much candidates content as possible!

Best commentator in chess - always excited for your videos once the Candidates season comes around!

@Loots1

Ай бұрын

I agree

@Loots1

Ай бұрын

Altho im excited year round

Hey Jerry, big fan of your channel--you helped me improve my ELO quite a bit. However, when you're covering a variation such as a hanging pawn or piece that is poison, *please please please* explain why it is poison *first, before* you go over the deeper ideas behind the gambit of that piece or pawn. The deeper ideas don't have any bearing whatsoever if either side just blunders a piece, so I think you should save those for *after* you discuss why the piece or pawn was poison. You used to do it in that order in your older videos, but in your newer videos you started going into massive detail on the deeper ideas before showing the reason why the pawn/piece is poison. The result is some players would be scratching their head wondering "wait why can't you just take it" until you eventually get to the reason why it's poison. Love your videos, you're one of my favorite educational chess channels out there alongside The Chess Giant, HangingPawns, and Daniel Naroditsky.

@georgederleres8489

Ай бұрын

But these deeper ideas are the reason the pawn is poison, what do you mean?

@justarandomanimegirlpassin5341

Ай бұрын

​@@georgederleres8489no they are not you dont know what he is reffering to

Please put analysis of ongoing candidates, esp the games producing results !

ChessNetwork and Jerry is the only chess content I regularly follow and watch. The very best!

@nimrodelbeats

Ай бұрын

absolutely same here.

This commentary style is perfect. Crystal clear, no frills, calm and focused.

Funny thing to notice but it's just how my brain works sometimes.. There is 1 major piece that never moved. White's Queen side Rook.

Great analysis, Jerry. Thanks again.

Nepo bishop in candidates 😊 Nepo bishop in world champ match 💀

Thank you for this excellent review of Candidates 2024

Hey Jerry, your recaps are simply the best ❤ please keep uploading. I don't like someone yelling 'the rooooook'

@buzwemaka7264

Ай бұрын

thank god someone said this

Wow!! I always learn so much from your analysis because you focus on the most important aspects of the position. Would you please clone yourself so can do these more often? lol

Jerry actually explains the nuances of the position.

Crazy day in the candidate's! Great game review as always

Waited whole day for your video covering candidates tournament game and finally .. the wait is over. Thanks jerry.

@ChessNetwork

Ай бұрын

👍

The first game I've watched from this cycle's candidates! Such a great game and as always amazing commentary

This is great for some reason this candidates there a few commentators I like covering

Beautiful game, stellar commentary

Jerry, I am amazed how clearly you pronounce "Nepomniachtchiy"

@ChessNetwork

Ай бұрын

Thanks. I’ve had a lot of practice in covering his games from the past 2 world championships. 😎

what is your audio setup? Your audio quality has always stood out to me

Thanks a lot, Jerry, good stuff!

Thanks for your analysis!

Great analysis

so valuable to learn from this analysis!

Allways a pleasure to hear your "cool" voice and commentary. A really sharp game, when Neppo could show his best chess in an open position, sacrificing a pawn and accepting a smashed position infront of his king to dominate blacks knights on the queen-side and remaining with the bishop pair. Regards from Slovakia.

thanks .. more video from candidates2024!

That was fun. Thank you.

Thanks, was missing you

Looking forward to seeing some games on here.. thanks Jerry!!

My love from Jordan 🇯🇴

@diabmbaideen4976

Ай бұрын

From Jordan also ❤

@ChessNetwork

Ай бұрын

Small world 😎

Powerful performance from Nepo.

thankyou jerry

Awesome game

Thx Jerry

10:16 I assume you meant 30 minutes

@DayanMarchezi

Ай бұрын

Wow, you get 30 seconds on your clock and a 30 minutes increment

Jerry is the Master Shifu ( Kung fu panda ) of chess

Great game by Nepo

Jerry, please make some more meditation videos 😂

10:18 you must've meant 30 minutes, right? :)

@ChessNetwork

Ай бұрын

Good ear, and yes! Thank you 😎

Thank you for the video, Jerry! BTW, Please add tale of the tape like you did before)

Instead of move 33 Re8 to bother the queen, what about Kc4. If Bxc4, Qxe4+. The beast b2 bishop will have to get off the diagonal or get taken.

@chessnetwork man please do this whole candidates. I follow all biggest chess channels but you are the best!

Hi Jerry.

Hey Jerry!

@ChessNetwork

Ай бұрын

Hey Chef! 😎

10:18. 30 minutes!

Lets go Jerry.

Sorry for ruining 420 likes by liking.

I would have played 19…RQ1: At least it gets Black’s QR in the game.

Nepo is the king of the Candidates. Not so much for the Final though.

The commentators on the live broadcast are so bad it's hard to watch.

@Schnebbler

Ай бұрын

There are many broadcasts, I'm sure you will find one you like. Personally I watch Lichess broadcast with GM Sadler and IM Sukandar

NOT CONVINCING LOSS BY FEROUZJA

This is a very bad position for Ian. Badly played. Doubled isolated pawns ? A blocked dark square bishop ?

@mikebaker2436

Ай бұрын

Ian won.

@Ancor3

Ай бұрын

There is such a thing as "positional compensation". Having the white bishop pair in a semi-open position that can easily open up, open lines towards the black kingside for rooks and bishops, and having the black knights out of position and in control can compensate for the the positional deficits. I mean, give this position to Tal and he would have a field day.

@bdpv02

Ай бұрын

Concrete Chess

regarding the title, 'thats what she said'.

@14:00 What makes a GM a GM? a dude who plays unknown position without blundering in 1 move while having > 10 minutes to think. if you think for 17 minutes for and didn't consider QH5, then unfortunately, you are a

@leerobbo92

Ай бұрын

Are you playing in the candidates this year? What's your rating? What chess title have you got? If you answer to those questions is "no", "less than 2400", and anything other than GM, then you really are in no position to be judging someone who's a top 5 player in the world. You just sound like a hypercritical keyboard warriortyping from the top of Mount Stupid of the Dunning-Kruger curve.

@mopsnuf

Ай бұрын

@@leerobbo92🫡