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When White opts for a quick Bf1-c4 against the Sicilian, Black is often advised to respond ...e7-e6 with an eye toward a future ...d7(d6)-d5. Here my opponent attempts to generate a kingside initiative while I "speed trap" him by creating tension and threats.
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John, if I'm not mistaken he left and let the clock run. The red door with the arrow tells you that the opponent has left the game. What a shame people do that instead of resigning.
Nice game, btw. Thanks for all your effort in doing these videos for us.
That moment when you look away for 1 second and there are 15 arrows on the screen xd
Keep it up!
Don't you just love it when instead of resigning they just close out the browser window?
+Jason Rawls doesn't help that lichess requires a double click to resign
@@aadd8459 nah. it's not hard to click 2 times
Moving fast into a bad position: Schlechtkrieg
Gotta remember this one!
always interesting to see how even when you have an idea and it's good, you keep looking for better. that's how you found that waiting rook move near the end. instructive game!
+Clearly Fakename "something like what you said" -Emanuel Lasker
+JacksonColbertNation I think I know what you're saying... because I wrote my comment before the video was over and then as Fins Finished I thought... shit.
Breakfast and a Fins game! Fantastic start of the day!
very well played, studied and almost clinical , .... cool that you see the positive effects of exercise on your game. i love my training and all of the awareness-body connections that it may be possible to develop. gg and thanks for the video's!
Nice clean wictory. What's your opinion on the rating inflation in the standard category on lichess vs icc? To me it seems like a 2000 standard player on ofc gives you a much harder time? Cheers :)
Move first, ask questions later! Some of our brains have been warped by playing only bullet and blitz.
"There should be a term in chess where someone spends very little time at the beginning of the game, gets in a bad position, and then tries to think their way out." I think that's called a patzer, no? ;)
Thanks for another great video John. This is super instructive play. I'm transitioning to playing the Sicilian as black. Probably going to put together and share a chessable on it. Nice to know what you are thinking about these types of positions where your opponent is avoiding the theory.
Cardio = Increased oxygen flow to the brain. It's not surprising one would play better after a good workout.
0 0 0 Always like to see that in a chess game. Well played John :)
Now I have even more motivation to hit a 2000 rating: I'll have a shot at a game with you :P
Aside from the one bullet game we've played where I didn't realize it was you and let you into a Scandi.
I think the term for rushing into the opening and slowing down later should be "Pattoning". Inspired from the George Patton's famous quote, "A good plan, violently executed now, is better than a perfect plan in a week."
I suppose the problem there is that it has to a "good plan" :)
+raw031979b is it a good plan though ? moving hastily in a game of chess is not a good plan, making practical decisions is, slowing down and allowing an oponents arrogance to cloud over a deceivingly sharp position is a practical idea, I'm lower rated than my ability due to playing up a lot, the amount of people 30 ecf points ahead of me that try to steam roller over me with quick aggressive moves that lose after they spend all their time trying to get out a bad position is ridiculous, the moment you disrespect your opponent you can take 80 ecf points off your game ! ! the quote is definatly not appropriate here !
What line do you normally play in the Open Sicilian John?
Bc4...isn't that the Sozin variation? I remember playing that some 20+ yrs ago against a 200+ points higher rated player....got a winning position and lost it....lol.
+Coleman Adamson I think the Fisher-Sozin Attack is when white plays 6. Bc4 against the Nardorf (5... a6) or the Scheveningen (5... e6) (maybe against other lines as well).
+Coleman Adamson you remember a game from 20 years ago? I don't remember what city I lived in 20 years ago. And I've only lived in one city.
Clearly Fakename I prepared for this game quite a bit. I don't remember all the moves but the game I remember was important because if I'd won then I would have won the entire tournament. Instead, I won the Class "C" 1st place.
What about road to 2800
Beauuutiful game, Master Fins!
Another excellent example of poor time management. Your videos are very telling. Nice game :)
Hey John. I would like to see you playing against Level 8 stockfish. That might be a hard one to beat :)
> 14000 #teamscandi fans!
P. S. Poor Nakamura! John, do you follow the candidates championship? What do you think, will Hikaru have the chance to revenga?
2000 standard on lichess is similar to 1700 on Icc
13:38 that’s a 10 move calculation like it was easy.
😅
Jan may be solider than you, but I think you spelled "soldier" wrong in the title 😉
haha
+David Franklin No that is how you spell it
THIS guy is a jerk he had no way out and STILL did not throw in the towel...
Holding onto his last sliver of hope? Hey, the opponent might make a mistake.
john on move 22 or around 15 30 when u play rook d8 y not give back the exchange by givin ur rook on c8 for their dark square bishop on c1 wwhen. he tales back with his rook ur takin his pawn and threatning to take his rook back with check plus ur potentially going to have 2 past connected pawns. other then tht noice vid
great game!
rage quit.