The Best Chess Player Ever: Garry Kasparov?

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  • Опубликовано: 23 дек 2024

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  • @sebu1301
    @sebu1301 Год назад +25

    Insane play by Kasparov. This guy is checkmating 2700+ rated players in the middle game, like they were 700. Makes it look relatively easy too. Many players would prefer to try to win a pawn, then trade everything to go into the endgame. Garry lets his pawns hang and actively avoids trades to checkmate some of the best players who ever touched a chess piece.

    • @SammyChess1
      @SammyChess1  Год назад +1

      Well said!

    • @LogioTek
      @LogioTek 3 месяца назад

      Kind of like Tal. They both worked a bit together earlier in Kasparov's career.

  • @ericaongola
    @ericaongola Год назад +16

    Not sure why u r not getting more views your calm way of explaining the game is really extrodinary.....keep it up the algorithm will catch on

  • @Arunjoshi1986
    @Arunjoshi1986 9 месяцев назад +1

    Sammy chess ur content is best and ur narration is outstanding, I daily watch ur channel for some good entertainment and knowledge about chess. Keep up the good work bro.

  • @JCChavz
    @JCChavz Год назад +8

    Perfect example of when “less is more.” I appreciate that you don’t try to over commentate or over analyze which can cause people to lose the plot entirely. Great stuff.

    • @SammyChess1
      @SammyChess1  Год назад +2

      Thank you! :)

    • @JCChavz
      @JCChavz Год назад

      @@SammyChess1 you’re welcome! Even though I believe Magnus is the greatest, this was still a great video. And I’m a new fan of your channel. Keep it up. 👍🏼

  • @Tesudzi
    @Tesudzi 10 месяцев назад +2

    Great content man. Calm and great analysis, love it

  • @ExgarPond
    @ExgarPond Год назад +5

    Brilliant content!

  • @cucurulo1945
    @cucurulo1945 9 месяцев назад +1

    Sammy congratulations ! you are GREAT at explaining! simple , direct and without too much trivial talking ( commercials) Probably that was the Mnd of Paul Morphy!

  • @kemomaynard5417
    @kemomaynard5417 Год назад +2

    Hello SammyChess, sometimes I come across a youtube channel that is just well thought out and nicely presented. That is your channel my friend. Thanks for the chess games. Would you be so kind to do a video about Rashid Nezhmetdinov? Thanks.

  • @SkeletonKingy
    @SkeletonKingy Год назад +2

    finnaly another upload of a legendery youtuber

  • @theachillesheel01
    @theachillesheel01 Год назад +3

    Thank you so much for your simple straightforward explanations.. they're amazing for a lowly rated player like me ❤

  • @unexplained5277
    @unexplained5277 Год назад +3

    hey i really love your analysis can you make a series for analaysis of one particular openings so we can learn the idea behind moves of that opening , plz try to make videos for ruy lopez games

  • @TobyH.
    @TobyH. 10 месяцев назад +2

    I met one of Kasparov's old chess trainers in Los Angeles. His name was Eduard Gufeld. What a character that guy was!

  • @kevinyaya9980
    @kevinyaya9980 Месяц назад

    Keep up the great work and narration!! You and Agadmator are great narrators!!

  • @georgehavrincea9258
    @georgehavrincea9258 Год назад +9

    Apparently if you're from the Soviet Union region and your surname start with the letter K ( Kasparov, Karpov, Kremnik, Karjakin), you're bound to become a legendary chess player

    • @someonesch4361
      @someonesch4361 Год назад +1

      Snuck in Cringekin like we won't notice😂

  • @sweet_stranger114
    @sweet_stranger114 Год назад +4

    I expected from you to explain "kasparov vs topalov" the best game of the century.

  • @jkrishna08
    @jkrishna08 5 месяцев назад

    brilliant compilations ... loved every video of yours ... each one is a classroom session ... any number of thanks wouldn't be enough

  • @JBfromFL
    @JBfromFL 8 месяцев назад

    05:16 Can't white just move the Queen to A4 Check and then snag the Bishop? Or am I missing something?

    • @nomercy8066
      @nomercy8066 2 месяца назад

      Play Nc6 to block the check and protect the bishop.

  • @علىكمال-ب3غ
    @علىكمال-ب3غ 9 месяцев назад

    Thank u for this amazing video.

  • @MrKingofsa
    @MrKingofsa Год назад +3

    Garry is a legend hands down

  • @Usernameistaken590
    @Usernameistaken590 Год назад

    Could you do a video covering the Blackmar Diemer? It’s one of my favorite gambits with white

  • @sampleoffers1978
    @sampleoffers1978 7 месяцев назад

    I watched a little of his classic games before where it looked like he solved certain positions but I didnt want to study what he did in case it ruined chess for me. Watching this, he and Carlson do contextually understand positions so thoroughly, surgically is great description. Fischer tactically is maniac too, so they'd probably all stalemate each other, understanding engagements offensively/defensively, so precisely.

  • @celing0624
    @celing0624 Год назад +2

    Every popular chess player has a common characteristics, to excellently analyze and brilliantly execute tactics...

  • @AngelsalvadorPepe
    @AngelsalvadorPepe Год назад +1

    Gary el mejor de la historia x lejos único incomparable

  • @rebanta570
    @rebanta570 Год назад

    please make a video about top London system plays

  • @Arunjoshi1986
    @Arunjoshi1986 9 месяцев назад +1

    Bro add some games of Legend Mikhail Tal, I think he's most unpredictable n aggressive chess player ever.

  • @jackm4457
    @jackm4457 Год назад +3

    Kasparov was the best player in TWO different eras. 1. The last great champion of the era of the Soviet school of chess, and, 2. The first great player of the "silicon" era of chess engines. IMO, that unique ability to adapt to changing times makes Garri #1.

    • @SammyChess1
      @SammyChess1  Год назад

      Good point! 🙂

    • @billj4525
      @billj4525 8 месяцев назад

      That's an interesting reason and I like it. I always had Garry as the GOAT over Magnus slightly still, but I never considered that reason you mentioned, which is a good one. Magnus needs more longevity to catch Garry in my opinion. Fischer had an unbelievable peak, but had 0 longevity. Players from many many years ago just can't be compared accurately at all. We have no clue at all about Morphy, Capabalanca, Lasker, and others. We know they were super talented, but that's it. Garry is the GOAT, unbelievable player.

  • @timothysesay4820
    @timothysesay4820 9 месяцев назад

    great content

  • @pjakobson1
    @pjakobson1 Год назад +4

    Kind of a silly assertion "greatest chess player ever". Bobby Fisher wins the US Open without losing a game, pretty remarkable. Go back to Paul Morphy, he was head and shoulders better than his contempraries and his games are still analyzed and used as examples of brilliant play, pretty remarkable. Going through the annals of chess history one can find 4 brilliant chess games for any number of grand masters and world champions. Emanuel Lasker, for example, held the world championship for 27 consecutive years, the longest ever and he played seven world championship matches, pretty remarkable. The list of world champions is filled with the "greatest ever" games, streaks, 4 game clusters so don't even go there. Kasparov is definitely great and these games certainly are examples of his greatness.

    • @wchambers3849
      @wchambers3849 Год назад

      It would've been remarkable if it were true. Fischer won the 1963/64 U. S. Championship 11-0, not the U. S. Open. They're different tournaments.

    • @hellothere9763
      @hellothere9763 Год назад +1

      Honestly it is between magnus and kasparov. Bobby a d PM were great at time, but one lacked logetivity whereas other was ahead of his time in time when chess wasnt remotely as popular. They are all greats of the game, but talent wise Kasparov and Magnus are class above

    • @LogioTek
      @LogioTek 3 месяца назад

      ​@@hellothere9763 What talent wise Magnus is next level? Book memorization? Because he doesn't do too well in Fischer Random Chess 960 where true strategic talent is tested.

    • @PsychologyAttack
      @PsychologyAttack 20 дней назад

      ​​@@LogioTekMagnus does pretty good there. He won a big tournement in 960 not too long ago.
      Chess 960 is a bit different then standard chess. The positions are often irrational and lack harmony, so players who are good at navigating chaotic positions have an advantage there.
      If your results in chess 960 are a bit worse then standard chess, that does not mean that you are worse at chess without memory. It might mean that but does not logically follow.

  • @marcoporta6319
    @marcoporta6319 Год назад

    very very strong !!! thank you very much

  • @bojosoriano2691
    @bojosoriano2691 5 месяцев назад

    On 17m.33s ...Bg1+ and if Kh1, Bb6 discovered check , white loses his Queen and it's not a draw.

  • @abbys6541
    @abbys6541 Год назад

    sammychess i am now really curious whats ur rating?

  • @dimifisher
    @dimifisher Месяц назад

    The Kasparov Kramnik game was pure insanity!

  • @Broke_Stacker
    @Broke_Stacker 9 месяцев назад

    Hey! I like your channel and think you’ll do great! Hopefully this does not sound rude, but your presentation seems a bit “over-rehearsed”, almost like you’re reading it from a script. it may be good if you slowed down just a bit and left some room for stutters and pauses that come with natural speech. Maybe you could framework your video but not memorize it word for word. IMPROVISE a bit…let your personality come through. 😊

  • @Arunjoshi1986
    @Arunjoshi1986 9 месяцев назад

    What about Mikhail Tal n Bobby Fisher

  • @GianCHESS
    @GianCHESS Год назад

    Your face when you get a haircut, just looks like me😎😆

  • @KnowledgeNuggets-n6i
    @KnowledgeNuggets-n6i Год назад

    Can you try next in your next video vienna game

  • @strangelyrepulsive77
    @strangelyrepulsive77 Год назад

    potential and opportunity have almost identical definitions so are discovery and opening up
    which makes restating them repetitively over and over again each time needless excessive and redundant

  • @photopro28
    @photopro28 4 месяца назад

    Fisher is the GOAT! Two 6-0 blowouts at the Candidates and a 20 consecutive win streak against other top GM's . I think Carlsen had 6 wins in a row.

  • @brianssemondo6398
    @brianssemondo6398 Год назад

    Starting Chess at an older age is not good . While we get the logic along the way, we need more help to develop the game we play.
    Brian from Uganda

  • @erahamzah6983
    @erahamzah6983 Год назад

    bros heavily underrated

  • @markhughes7927
    @markhughes7927 11 месяцев назад

    For my money Morphy and Capablanca rate higher for winning style and Morphy and Schlecter rate higher (by tower blocks) for gentle manners.❤❤

  • @michaelholcombe3336
    @michaelholcombe3336 11 месяцев назад

    kasparov by far the best ever!

    • @billj4525
      @billj4525 8 месяцев назад

      Garry is definitely the best ever, but Magnus is catching up. He needs many more years of longevity and continued accomplishments to do so though. He's not slowing down, so we'll see if he can get there. Time will tell.

    • @sampleoffers1978
      @sampleoffers1978 7 месяцев назад

      could be

  • @OwenBanks-zl8yt
    @OwenBanks-zl8yt Месяц назад +1

    Bobby Fischer was always on a higher level & remains the all-time best. Kasparov's top games (vs USSR players) remain suspicious & seem like collaborations. A top champion, yet not the strongest. Magnus is still above Garry, but not Bobby...🏆

  • @MEME-qe4ze
    @MEME-qe4ze Год назад

    perhaps the greatest ever

  • @paulhowes5094
    @paulhowes5094 Год назад

    for some reason I like Capablanca

  • @jewgienij131
    @jewgienij131 Год назад

    Probably

  • @ianstonemanironhand
    @ianstonemanironhand Год назад +3

    There is no one not even Magnus Carlsen who could match Garry’s combination and calculation skills the guy is a legend.Lasker would not have stood a chance against Garry if they could have ever played one another.Rock on Garry

    • @billj4525
      @billj4525 8 месяцев назад

      Of course not, but Lasker played in a different era. It's not fair to compare them directly at all. Chess was a completely different game when Lasker played.

    • @ianstonemanironhand
      @ianstonemanironhand 8 месяцев назад

      I’m not decrying Lasker back in his day he was one of a handful of world class players and if they had had computers with chess engines he might have even surpassed Kasparov’s genius

  • @borisgorski7574
    @borisgorski7574 Год назад +18

    Robert James Fischer is the best ever.

    • @sweet_stranger114
      @sweet_stranger114 Год назад +5

      No. Kasparov and carlsen are better

    • @RobertoGaspar69
      @RobertoGaspar69 11 месяцев назад +2

      Exactly, Fischer is the GOAT then we have Magnus!
      Kasparov struggling to surpass Karpov then keeping his crown with a very weak competition in the mid 80s.
      Finally at end of the 90s when a much more stronger and more powerful competition arrived, he simply ran away lol

    • @sweet_stranger114
      @sweet_stranger114 11 месяцев назад +4

      @@RobertoGaspar69 You're definitely uneducated 😂

    • @BREAKocean
      @BREAKocean 11 месяцев назад +7

      ​@RobertoGaspar69 fischer ran away immediately after winning wc. I'm a fischer fan but longevity Is also part of being #1

    • @Frag2xx5
      @Frag2xx5 11 месяцев назад +1

      the modern players would crush the past ones, theres no point comparing who was the "best", a better question would be who had the greatest talent, where names like fischer or capablanca would be more correct

  • @kd6tas
    @kd6tas Год назад

    You know a lot of this is all talk that can never be tested.
    However there is one test that could be done.
    Hell maybe it has and I just don't know.
    Have Magnus play Deep Blue exactly the way it was in 1997.
    If Magnus can beat Deep Blue then guess what...

  • @ExtraditionLawFirm
    @ExtraditionLawFirm 11 месяцев назад +1

    👍

  • @pattabiramans
    @pattabiramans 6 месяцев назад

    Magnus is undoubtedly the greatest of all times. Even with so much advancement in technology everyone has access to, magnus is still so strong, simply out of this world

  • @renehenriksen1735
    @renehenriksen1735 7 месяцев назад

    The best players ever? Probably Tal, Fischer and Kasparov. But Carlssen, Karpov and Capablanca were also very good, allthough not quite as spectacular as the first trio. If Magnus wants people to accept him he would be wise if he removed and never let that mouth-pussy of his grow big. He probably thinks he looks like a tough viking-king. Others think he looks like a human from the stone-age who just climbed down from the trees and discovered that the flat ground isn´t dangerous. And now as a fully evolved chessmaster he uses his pieces as clubs against his opponents. Not bad for a caveman eh??

  • @michaelholcombe3336
    @michaelholcombe3336 11 месяцев назад

    fischer was brilliant, but for brief duration compared to kasparov

    • @billj4525
      @billj4525 8 месяцев назад

      No longevity, which is why Kasparov and Carlsen are greater. Fischer was super talented, and had he kept playing the chess world potentially could have been a lot different. I still think no one would have stopped Garry.

  • @CamIyappan-gz1nv
    @CamIyappan-gz1nv Год назад

    just simply explain like it.

  • @alexlevy6421
    @alexlevy6421 Год назад

    You don't know any chess history. The best chess player of all time was Emanuel Lasker, world champion for 27 years! No one has ever equalled that feat, or even come close.

  • @magnussigurdsson9045
    @magnussigurdsson9045 11 месяцев назад

    Never heard of Magnus Carlsen?

  • @yashkumars6840
    @yashkumars6840 16 дней назад

    😊

  • @J_Dub63
    @J_Dub63 10 месяцев назад

    Bobby fischer is the best

  • @sasakulic1136
    @sasakulic1136 Год назад

    Karpov is the best chess player ever!

    • @billj4525
      @billj4525 8 месяцев назад

      Kasparov killed him multiple times. No way anyone can have Karpov over Kasparov as the GOAT. Garry stopped Karpov, and Karpov was SUPER TALENTED, but there happened to be someone even better in the same time period, unfortunately for him.

  • @Alarich_Vonbergen
    @Alarich_Vonbergen 7 месяцев назад

    sugoi

  • @superhighway5856
    @superhighway5856 9 месяцев назад

    HOW COULD YOU!? WHITE LOSES ON THE LAST GAME!!!

  • @TobyH.
    @TobyH. 10 месяцев назад

    Kasparov has my vote as the best. Fisher was close, but Kasparov just thinks like an alien.

  • @johnpender358
    @johnpender358 Год назад +2

    Fischer would have schooled Kasparov. Karpov too.

  • @johnpender358
    @johnpender358 Год назад

    No. Kasparov is not the best ever. Ivanchuk might have something to say about that. Kasparov feared Ivanchuk.

    • @billj4525
      @billj4525 8 месяцев назад

      That's all speculation. That's not a real reason. Kasparov is the GOAT, followed closely by Magnus. Fischer is behind them both.

    • @sampleoffers1978
      @sampleoffers1978 7 месяцев назад

      Interesting.