Unveiling the Power of the Exchange | Sicilian Defense | GM Naroditsky’s Theory Speed Run

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  • Опубликовано: 2 фев 2025

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  • @mohammadabalkhail7663
    @mohammadabalkhail7663 Год назад +566

    I really hope you know how much these free lessons mean to us. Thank you Danya

    • @abliviax
      @abliviax Год назад +6

      Free and not free... Hit like anyways guys

    • @orangewithdreams2774
      @orangewithdreams2774 7 месяцев назад

      A good thing is that he actually gets ad revenue and exposure so it’s a win win for us all big up D N

  • @padlockfairy1057
    @padlockfairy1057 Год назад +430

    People talk a lot about how awesome these free videos are from the perspective of trying to learn chess (and they’re totally right), but I also want to shout out Danya for how relaxing they are!! I’m not studying these games, but they’ve totally changed my nightly routine and help me so much to calm down and fall asleep, thanks Danya!!!

    • @richardlu6706
      @richardlu6706 Год назад +37

      lol same, I put these videos on to wind down and go to bed

    • @IDKarion
      @IDKarion Год назад +14

      Bro I hate to say it but, that's just also what I do 💀
      Tho talking bout the watch time 😂

    • @LNMLucasMasiero
      @LNMLucasMasiero Год назад +9

      me too! i see danyas videos during night where i can focus better and learn, the best about his videos is that is not a normal chess class, is also entertaining, you don't get bored, danya explains in detail each move and its value, is just amazing! Danya is an amazing teacher and instructor.

    • @depan55
      @depan55 Год назад +9

      In contrast to this, don't try winding down and going to sleep with an Alex Banzea video unless you want to be startled awake thinking you just had a heart attack when he randomly screams into the mic

    • @LNMLucasMasiero
      @LNMLucasMasiero Год назад +1

      @@depan55 ANDreeeeaaaaa!!!

  • @madmanonsticks
    @madmanonsticks Год назад +133

    This man is one of the greatest teachers I've ever learned from, academically or otherwise.

  • @joelmitchell2861
    @joelmitchell2861 Год назад +73

    I love you Danya. I’m going through such a touch patch in life and I’m always sad everyday. I can sometimes escape with chess if I’m watching your videos. Please never stop speedruns no matter what. Thank You

    • @thumbsmeup99
      @thumbsmeup99 Год назад +23

      Hope it gets better ❤

    • @JonathanS344
      @JonathanS344 Год назад +14

      Sucks to hear man, keep your head up.

    • @pijawa2000
      @pijawa2000 Год назад +7

      I'm there with u buddy. Relaxing and engaging chess content from Danya helps me fall asleep when there is nothing that can help me calm down and sleep peacefully.

  • @Darko1.0
    @Darko1.0 Год назад +80

    The opponent played really well for most of the game.

  • @gizmo7597
    @gizmo7597 Год назад +18

    Those computer lines at 50:26 were wild. Beautiful stuff.

  • @Carl-Gauss
    @Carl-Gauss Год назад +22

    Nbd6 idea interfering with both Bishop’s control of e7 and Queen’s control of f6 was absolutely stunning!

  • @alannaheinrichs6584
    @alannaheinrichs6584 Год назад +16

    I just began playing chess three months ago at the ripe age of 36. I wanted to thank you because you have have no clue how much you have helped me through your videos as well as the course I bought from you. Really well done and I actually really like the structure of it, with the downloadable pgn files! It’s beyond measure compared to other courses I have. Really well done! Thank you Danya.

  • @Drumaier
    @Drumaier Год назад +1

    These series are LEGENDARY!! Playing games online is not enough to get better or much more than 1600, then if you add tactics exercises you can get around 1900 but then you start to play against people that knows the main opening lines, some of them in some depth, and you get outplayed badly. At that point these content explaining openings, ramifications, general concepts and tactics are really needed and can push you 200 or so more points. After that I guess you need a personal coach, but for the vast majority of us this is exactly what we need 👍👍👍

  • @CalebJCourtney
    @CalebJCourtney Год назад +25

    This was just phenomenal. I learned so much from this, and I don’t even play the Sicilian.

  • @Jan-fe9vr
    @Jan-fe9vr Год назад +8

    His level of explaining chess concepts is so far ahead of everyone else's. By far my favorite chess educator, thanks Danya for all the content!

  • @usageunit
    @usageunit Год назад +3

    36:43 Wow, props to Daniel for taking the time to look up the proper pronunciation of "Scheveningen"! Or at least as close as us non-Dutch speakers can get. (SKAY-ven-ing-en, rather than she-VEN-in-gen)

  • @victorkao1472
    @victorkao1472 Год назад +3

    Danya. Thank u for another instructional video.
    Just by understanding some positional chess ideas you taught and simply playing principled chess, I rose from 1500 to 1700. I know it might not be as huge of an increase as some of your other viewers, but it is still a substantial increase for me personally.
    Ty

  • @connected_passed_pawns
    @connected_passed_pawns Год назад +5

    Danya as always an awesome teacher and I also commend his opponent for playing such a tenacious fighting game!

  • @djanuszewski1985
    @djanuszewski1985 Год назад +2

    Thanks for the endless knowledge you have given.

  • @barthouweling4787
    @barthouweling4787 Год назад +1

    36:46 Excellent pronounciation! First time I've heard it pronounced correctly by someone who isn't Dutch 👌

  • @cristianguzman1188
    @cristianguzman1188 Год назад +16

    There's no way I'm missing any speedrunds from now on. I've been waiting for another video. Keep up the great content champ!!!!!!!❤🎉

  • @chasestarr
    @chasestarr Год назад

    Thanks!

  • @Bigsmokefin
    @Bigsmokefin Год назад +41

    Danya one suggestion as a regular viewer of your content, could you maybe do playlists for specific openings? I have gotten into sicilian just by watching your speedrun games and it'd be nice to have them all in a playlist because the re-watch value is tremendous since I can't remember shit

    • @BlancheCarter
      @BlancheCarter Год назад

      One great way to memorise the moves, although pretty ambitious one, would be to open a chess board and make all the mentioned moves yourself as you follow the video, up until a point when you can literally play the whole game all by yourself.

  • @freddie2.095
    @freddie2.095 Год назад +1

    I am so greatful for such amazing instructive games, such positional and tactical mastery is so beautiful to watch and learn about, this is why I love chess, the limitless ways to evolve the positions to create such a sharp tense game. Much love for helping me get from beginner to 1500 in about 6 months man ❤

  • @ericrobinson7184
    @ericrobinson7184 Год назад +1

    Breadth taking, I was on the edge of my seat, both for the game and analysis.

  • @krehera
    @krehera Год назад +2

    the computer lines for this one were wild! amazing stuff. Our opponent put up a good fight, props to them.

  • @eustacechibuike81
    @eustacechibuike81 Год назад +15

    Commenting even before watching the game😊, cuz I trust Danya!!

    • @nomer440
      @nomer440 Год назад +4

      commenting what?

  • @FF-pf5ze
    @FF-pf5ze Год назад +1

    This community is amazing. Only praise and gratitude. You deserve that danya!
    Extra thanks for this video because it is what i play as black. As white i play the jobava and while I'm not that good yet it has been more fun than the 4 knights.
    Sorry for the wall. Best wishes!

  • @mohithts5877
    @mohithts5877 Год назад +2

    This was such an interesting game! Thanks to Danya for breaking it so well for us

  • @barthouweling4787
    @barthouweling4787 Год назад +1

    About a4: there's a typical idea in the main line of the Schmidt Benoni where white also plays Bb5+ and then plays a4 to prevent b5 prophylactically because a6 comes with tempo

  • @jumbo6498
    @jumbo6498 Год назад +1

    Great video. I skipped to the end so I can say that and now will watch the whole thing.

  • @sansamman4619
    @sansamman4619 Год назад

    This is literallt the most amazing chess experience and chess video I have seen EVER! This literallt made my week holycowwww

  • @ash.e
    @ash.e Год назад +2

    Love your videos Danya! Not only they're great for learning, they're also a perfect watch for winding down.
    I'm afraid to say that the audio is clipping quite a bit, it's not distracting but it is noticeable on my headphones. Figured I should let you know!!
    Keep doing what you do, best educational Chess content on RUclips by a long shot.

  • @psybranet
    @psybranet Год назад

    Great insight. Thought training. It really helps with the overwhelm and confusion that happens all too often

  • @thecommander6735
    @thecommander6735 Год назад

    Dude these theory speed runs are so amazing! Thanks Danya

  • @temhirtleague-chess
    @temhirtleague-chess Год назад

    Finding Kbd6 in less than a minute made my day. Don't know what to tell you Dannia, your video actually help. Please do keep up the good work.

  • @carlix20
    @carlix20 Год назад +8

    1:25 Peruvian GM Esteban Canal, not Spanish, great video, thank you!

  • @Zenith9132
    @Zenith9132 Год назад +1

    This guys brilliance is refreshing to see

  • @aleccerillo
    @aleccerillo Год назад

    these videos have helped my chess growth so much. thank you danya!!!

  • @Faulty-Sensei
    @Faulty-Sensei Год назад +5

    I enjoy more these videos than any show on Netflix

  • @digital_hoboz
    @digital_hoboz Год назад +1

    I didn't want to say this before to not devalue your work, but I'm gonna say it now since other people mentioned it.
    I watch your videos to sleep and I'm really happy that you no longer thank subs with loud voice.
    Thanks!

  • @seanhunter111
    @seanhunter111 Год назад +2

    Thanks for all the videos. I learn so much from each video they are really amazing. BTW if you want to pronounce "scheveningen" without going full Dutch, it's much closer to just say "skay ven ing en" (which isn't too hard to say at all). Then if you want to do the full thing you would replace the k sound with the "ch" sound from the Scottish word "loch".

    • @TheDoctorCookie
      @TheDoctorCookie Год назад

      ruclips.net/video/uWmMxzTKlcw/видео.html

  • @ironman85000
    @ironman85000 Год назад +1

    51:45 paused the video. I think the winning move for white is actually c3. either you deflect the bishop off the diagonal allowing knight e7, or else any square on the same diagonal it can be captured

  • @modolief
    @modolief Год назад +5

    In condensed positions like you had early in this Scheveningen Sicilian, Kasparov would always talk about the coiled spring waiting to unwind ....

  • @robertgelblum5154
    @robertgelblum5154 Год назад

    That was really great! Some extraordinary tactics, and I learned a lot.

  • @Blinkers2007GameDev
    @Blinkers2007GameDev Год назад

    51:48
    I solved it. Puzzle actually helps with those tactics. Have gotten a lot better

  • @cdoubleu8719
    @cdoubleu8719 Год назад

    Beautiful chess, good job dude. Love this series

  • @DipsAndPushups
    @DipsAndPushups Год назад

    At 21:00 Nxe4 almost works, because white can only take back with the knight and then black has d5 fork, except that white can then take the f6 bishop with check (Nxf6+) and save himself.

  • @mrkowalczyk420
    @mrkowalczyk420 Год назад

    I’ve had this saved on my watch later list all day until I’ve finally got the time to watch.

  • @kingcowgirl
    @kingcowgirl Год назад

    i love playing the canal attack and now I can't do it anymore with such a great video explaining the defense

  • @Treetopper911
    @Treetopper911 5 месяцев назад

    Amazing videos. Thank you Daniel

  • @Nemtomi
    @Nemtomi Год назад

    How do these vids not have like a million viewers? They should have gone viral a long time ago.

  • @ashesds1
    @ashesds1 Год назад +3

    The opponent was underrated af. Found very stubborn defences for a while

  • @jackscully4686
    @jackscully4686 Год назад +5

    Timo244's immortal game. Best speedrun game yet

  • @chriso6884
    @chriso6884 Год назад

    Fascinating lines there after Bb4! I was thinking white would want to deflect the bishop off it's diagonal so white could play Ne7, but missed the idea of intercepting the queen to allow the mating attack. Have to remember that problem like idea.

  • @nellsummers7921
    @nellsummers7921 Год назад

    Thanks for the consistent uploads Danya!

  • @ignis6144
    @ignis6144 Год назад

    This new haircut makes you feel so influential and powerful. Like I could just submit to you and your learning yk

  • @RyanEmmett
    @RyanEmmett Год назад

    Incredible game. Thanks for the analysis.

  • @日蒼天
    @日蒼天 Год назад

    It is a very instructive video.Thank you.

  • @juankplaysmusic
    @juankplaysmusic Год назад

    Just by how depleted one feels after even just 10 minutes into the video, we can understand how deep is the analysis and the study of this positions by the GM. Ed: I managed to see the entire hour! The tactics shown for white are crazy in this game!

  • @gyorgykiss840
    @gyorgykiss840 Год назад +4

    43:39 Casually blundering into +6.5 after Nxe4, Rxc6 😂

  • @sweetlane1813
    @sweetlane1813 Год назад

    The B knight is the MVP. Maneuver Nb8-d7-c5-d7-b8-d7-f6-d7-f8-e6-f4-e2-c3xb1 is brilliant. Also, a very interesting structure with black bishop on a8, black knight on b8 and white bishop on c8.

  • @EmFanForLife
    @EmFanForLife Год назад

    Thankyou so much for the valuable videos

  • @MrBrave6000HQ
    @MrBrave6000HQ 11 месяцев назад

    great video. entertaining and informative

  • @kevin-7091
    @kevin-7091 Год назад +2

    The endgame was a pure art

  • @some1and297
    @some1and297 Год назад

    1:30 I'm mad naroditsky is hiding the secret queen D7 line

  • @shanastroskyphazer8172
    @shanastroskyphazer8172 Год назад

    GG! awesome ! The Sicilian is supposed to put you on the edge of your seat. Thanks

  • @AM-jo3pn
    @AM-jo3pn Год назад

    This might be my favourite video yet!! This is 500 elo above my level but I think it could be a good defence for me!

  • @discosugar
    @discosugar Год назад

    mind fire

  • @mrdraw2087
    @mrdraw2087 Год назад +1

    Small remark: Scheveningen is not pronounced like shenanigan. It's more like SKHAY-vuh-ning-en, with the main stress on the first syllable and ch being pronounced like the Russian x.

  • @UnwarrierChicken
    @UnwarrierChicken Год назад

    This was amazing.

  • @christoffertrebo7150
    @christoffertrebo7150 Год назад

    great video!

  • @DipsAndPushups
    @DipsAndPushups Год назад

    That move Ne6 at 35:30 is brutal, as well as Nf4 that followed. If a 2100 rated player played those moves against me I would report him for cheating haha

  • @LJ181-qe6uj
    @LJ181-qe6uj Год назад

    @ 36:12, Forking the king and the rook-forking square was 10/10.

  • @averysplinter2513
    @averysplinter2513 Год назад +1

    As someone who's from scheveningen, thanks for the great video! (btw its not a city)

    • @Tolyadm
      @Tolyadm Год назад

      The Hague is amazing

  • @AndreasFroehliPoker
    @AndreasFroehliPoker Год назад

    Trying to improve on Najdorf Sicilian, this is amazing, especially having the commentary + engine explanations open :)

  • @fietsbelhenk8788
    @fietsbelhenk8788 Год назад

    Nitpicking as a Dutchi. The shvenegingen structure? Schee-ve-nin-gen, for English speakers: Ss-gh-a-vuh-ning-un. A small town near The Hague

  • @carterwilliams4716
    @carterwilliams4716 Год назад

    Phenomenal content

  • @thetotalitarianturtle3755
    @thetotalitarianturtle3755 Год назад +1

    The hedgehog structure also can come about via the Sicilian against 1.e4 via the Kan Sicilian with 5.c4 by White

  • @bigmisanthrope
    @bigmisanthrope Год назад

    Советская школа - самая сильная школа) Спасибо за ваши видео!

  • @Sun-gs6hq
    @Sun-gs6hq 7 месяцев назад

    Good video!

  • @ulyssesfister3735
    @ulyssesfister3735 Год назад +2

    There are still audio issues. At least with good headphones on I can hear some crunchiness on your plosives.

    • @platitudeomenw441
      @platitudeomenw441 Месяц назад

      You just wanted an excuse to use the word plosives

  • @noahmendelson6073
    @noahmendelson6073 Год назад +1

    Thanks 🙏 great info.... just curious why your rating is 2100, being a GM?

    • @Y.blobio
      @Y.blobio Год назад

      This is a speed run he starts from 500 elo all the way to 2300 elo this is educational purpose only for viewers so we can get a GM opinion in these types of games not everyone is a GM these are only lessons

  • @slowfreq
    @slowfreq Год назад +2

    It sounds like your microphone is clipping just the slightest bit.

  • @Shaded_Glow
    @Shaded_Glow Год назад

    Thank you!

  • @ohNelly
    @ohNelly Год назад

    this game is straight up a movie

  • @reihansepehri2286
    @reihansepehri2286 Год назад

    Thank you

  • @Khalidshakaly
    @Khalidshakaly 3 месяца назад

    Can we play this setup against alapin ?

  • @julioguilarte9438
    @julioguilarte9438 Год назад +3

    I clicked as soon as I got the notification

  • @thetransferaccount4586
    @thetransferaccount4586 Год назад +1

    what a game!

  • @l.4723
    @l.4723 Год назад +1

    Danya might not see this but if you play black again could you try the Scandinavian defense? Where they take the pawn instead of pushing

  • @altshift2576
    @altshift2576 Год назад

    Best chess channel

  • @Alex-qg9dn
    @Alex-qg9dn Год назад +1

    Yooo Danya, if possible could you do a game playing the English opening so I can see how you play it as a 2300 player. Would be interesting to see your take on the opening.

    • @davidr8553
      @davidr8553 Год назад +4

      He's not 2300 elo player he's 2600+ elo international Grand Master

  • @ivolol
    @ivolol Год назад

    Props to timo224, almost played what might've been the game of his life

  • @nokorlordi
    @nokorlordi Год назад

    hey danya, if you're playing openings you play yourself now at this level, can you play a spanish next instead of the four knights scotch? thank you for the videos!

  • @trrn13p
    @trrn13p Год назад

    I’ve had similar audio issues when recording at a different frequency than what was set in the project file of my editing software. Also this type of issue is typical for lose connections/bad xlr cable

  • @ChefMane
    @ChefMane Год назад

    So what’s the main objective in the Sicilian

  • @SweetDream2346
    @SweetDream2346 Год назад +1

    Danya, I miss the puzzle solving videos.

  • @TheGushroom
    @TheGushroom Год назад

    I like playing the Sicilian Shenanigans Variation

  • @Al-gv5uw
    @Al-gv5uw Год назад

    I’m totally obsessed with chess

  • @Paper-yk8vm
    @Paper-yk8vm Год назад

    I was wondering why I had only ever heard of the Svennigen variation from here until he mentioned it was a Dutch town. That's definitely not how to pronounce Scheveningen 😂.

    • @a3pukfrw239
      @a3pukfrw239 Год назад

      When he mentioned that it was a Dutch town (36:50), he actually pronounced it almost perfectly. Before that, not so much

  • @Socrates...
    @Socrates... Год назад +1

    That game made me sad, I wanted the opponent to hold up longer

  • @walterbrownstone8017
    @walterbrownstone8017 Год назад

    Lol I had playback speed on 0.5 for the bullet arena and now I put it on 1.5 for the theory video!

  • @hamzaqabeel8176
    @hamzaqabeel8176 Год назад

    I'm sorry Danya but please can u try the kan Sicilian and explain it in a video