King's Gambit Deconstructed | The Sensei Speedrun | Grandmaster Naroditsky
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- Опубликовано: 27 июл 2024
- 00:00 Intro
14:10 Analysis
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how lucky are we that these videos are COMPLETELY FREE.
If you're not the customer you're usually the product.
@@jl_woodworks Or Danya is just putting out free content to build his brand long-term.
@@jl_woodworks we are definitely not the product in this case
Ikr
@@spiderinofiesta3341 We are the product. youtube is selling you to the advertisers, that’s how.
You’re the product. Your attention and your information. The advertisers are the consumers. youtube is the "store."
Laying down for bed and hopping on RUclips to see a Danya upload is a blessing. Thank you!! ❤️🐐
Waking up in bed and hopping on RUclips to see a danya upload is also a blessing
So fucking true.... And the happiness when the video is 40+min long👌👌👌👌👌💕💕😱🤯
I am typically not someone who comments, but I have to say Daniel is by far the most effective teacher of chess I have come across on RUclips. I’ve been watching some of the other main personalities for months… and none of them come close to his ability in explaining complex ideas to beginners. I also love how regardless of the opening, there are so many instructive moments that present themselves in the middle and end game.
In the past 2 weeks I’ve been bingeing this speed run and have gone from 1100 to 1200! Thank you Daniel 🙏
Danya is easily my favorite chess instructor and "The Sensei Speedrun" is easier my favorite series he has made.
That’s crazy I literally just finished watching gm Benjamin’s kings gambit lecture. 👍
I watched it too lol
Same haha
The game you played against norowitz i saw on agadmators channel was a masterpiece. I'd like to see you go over it on your channel as well. Well done.
This reinforces how just a simple brief check before my own move seems to prevent so many blunders up through this level. Informative explanations again here - so helpful!🙏
Daniel is a superb teacher, keeping chess simple whilst giving great insight almost imperceptibly.
You are absolutely brilliant at explaining in an instructive way, thanks
very cool to see a young master pay respect to the masters of old
Man, you teach with so much passion, patience, and depth. Killing it with this content feed. Thank you.
Can’t speak enough to how much I enjoy these videos. I’m grateful for all of them.
Danya: Falkbeer is bad. 3:48
Also Danya: Another good system is ...d5 (the Falkbeer by transposition). 15:41
yeah you are right, but most people would consider the falkbeer proper to be 1 e4 e5 2 f4 d5 3 ed e4?! and the transposition only occurs when black plays 3 ... ef4 (which engines think is the best move btw)
Daniel you're great man. I'm definitely more in your target audience than other popular chess streamers out there who are just not for me.
This video series is amazing!!! Thank you!
Another fantastic video. Thank you so much 🙂
The name for the mate at 24:07 Epaulette Mate, with epaulette meaning "a piece of ornamental material on the shoulder of a garment, esp a military uniform," so it's pretty funny to imagine the king wearing the rooks as shoulder ornaments!
this was a great game, beautifully played and highly instructive.
When I saw c6 I was like WTF!
Always anticipate your videos Man, all thanks to you I'm improving on chess
5 minutes ago? Last time I was this early Hikaru actually literally cared.
Thanks for your hard work 💜
Went to watch a video on the Carlsen-Ernst game and found out Magnus was only 12 years old when he played that game. It is hard to imagine there will be a greater talent emerge in the future, and yet it is practically guaranteed. The amount of personal improvement that can be made in chess is boundless.
Thanks for the video, absolutely loving the series and it's reinvigorating my interest in chess.
Danya: makes a king's gambit video
Literally my last 7 opponents on chesscom: LETS GO E4 F4
Best chess content on the internet by FAR.
Man that Re2 move is just incredible. Nice game.
I love this guy!
This man can’t stop won’t stop!
I love your videos, I watch every one of them, and I learn a lot! Thank you for the generous content. One comment...your sound seems to always be low, I have to turn up the volume, then when I go to something else it's blaring.
i like when he shows how to play these dangerous openings where everything is out in space
I love these speedruns. Last week I just got to 1400 and now I’m 1500 and quickly improving
Update: 1600 now 4 days later
Nice! Keep grinding, might end up as a titled player before you know it
Current?
Thanks 🙏
So proud I found re2 but at the same time it's daunting realizing how fast danya thought to play rd8 to set up the idea in the first place. That's the intuition you need to take yourself to new levels
I would love to have him analyze some of my games, I’ve spent 20 minutes a move in tournament games and I’m sure he’d just be like “ok so this is an instructive mistake” lol
Parabéns pelo trabalho 🇧🇷
This week I won my first game against a title player, in an online tournament, although I'm still 1500 due to playing far too often absent minded moves when there are no stakes... Yeah, 1500 level games are really just decided on one or two mistakes, I can confirm
Betters my chess while inspiring me to continue playing. Just magnificent
Bishop takes h6 in Carlsen's game is simply incredible!
Naroditsky has the longest most in-depth video on the Schallop Defense. Has he ever actually played it in a speed run game?
ayo danya is a freaking beast
Danya is like the Bob Ross of chess.
13:25 i don't know if Danya saw it, but there's another checkmate sequence that wins you the game. You can attack the bishop with the rook in D3, then the opponent will have to take it with pawn or their rook, then you throw the other rook to e2, which leads to a checkmate sequence with Queen+Rook
throw the other rook to E2 and then the opponent goes rook D8 check and you get mated
No you actually _get_ mated. After rook e2, black plays rook d8.
If Re8, then RxR. If Kg7 then Kh8 mate
After Rxd3 Rxd3 Re2 is a blunder because Re2?? Rd8+ Kg7 Qh8#, so you can't play Re2 (thanks @Michael Finch for pointing out the error in my original comment and Qa1+ after Rxd3). Any other move and Black is down an exchange. You could try Re1+ instead of Re2 but after Kd2 Qa5+ Rc3 I think white can hold on for longer
@@PranavKarve81 Rxd3 Rxd3 Qa1+ Kd2 Qe1#
@@michaelfinch2570 Yeah I meant that Re2 is a blunder. Looks like I wrote wrong in the comments
How to know if your opening was succesful?
If Danya checks your profile to see if you're cheating 😄
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Best wooper ever!
Absolutely blacked out listening to Danya is goated
Thanks
why did Daniel 'archive' his opponent at around 5:17? He does that pretty often
I think he got worried he was about to lose to a cheater but then white started making errors
Seems white was playing all the strongest moves so probably just checking if possible cheater
More so to check if his rating is provisional. I don't automatically assume cheating, often I'm just checking to see if there are only a few games played.
@3:50 personally I pick my openings and systems based on how cool they sound :D
8:35 Leela suggesting Qd4 in the given position: "Am I joke to you?"
Leela is insane
I prefer playing the "king gambit" where your opponent checkmates you and you punch them in the face. This leaves you down 1 game but leaves them down 1 tooth.
At 5:08 when the opponent goes Qf3, and Danya archives, that must be so flattering if you are NickChen925. Got a GM to archive the position to review later. I wonder if he was also checking his blitz rating.
I found qa5 before Danya suggested it! I must be a GM!
nice
Queen on F3... Mind blown!
Wow a magnus game referenced and it didnt disappoint (obviously, but yea lol)
What’s the name of that checkmate pattern mentioned in the Carlsen game?
Re2!! What a beut
I see the notification. I click.
Wasnt there a game in 2021 (Grand Prix I think?) that followed that same pattern of rooks swallowing the king with the queen rook checkmate? I think Carlson-So?
Nc3 would be hard to find over the board as the best move against this line. Would love to see a little mini course where you play the kings gambit yourself. I watched Nepo's recent course and did not find it very helpful. He dismisses a lot of lines I find difficult as white, getting to a certain position and just saying "white is better" or "white is winning", where it is far from obvious, then he gets most worried about g5, because he thinks with best play white is heading into forced draw territory by move 20+. I actually find g5 or the Fischer not a problem at all in practice, it is my preferred line to face as white. I have tried it as black, and even if I am heavily booked on the kings gambit, I tend to lose as black because the position gives so much explosive tactical play to white.
23:55 which rook do you take with check here? It doesn't show which one is captured
The answer is actually always yes.
I guessed the c6 immediately :)
nice haircut!
Kind of interesting that he says the Falkbeer Countergambit is just bad when the engine doesn't think so and if you look at a opening's database you can also see that Black wins more often than White in that opening - in fact there's only one rare line with d4 that wins more often with White and all other lines favor Black from a practical statistic point of view - would this not suggest that the Falkbeer Countergambit is objectively and by definition a very good response to the King's Gambit? Unless of course we are talking about only 2500+ rated players in which case it does indeed score rather poorly, but I don't think that is going to affect 99% of players when giving practical opening advice.
After good moves played, Daniel checks their profile as he is suspicious?
Re2 was so so nasty
07:57
it is less important the actual move you make
it is more important the general approach you take on the position
thats the problem danya-sensei
we dont know what to do when there is nothing to do
Have you ever played 2. Nf6 against the Kings Gambit? I’ve found it’s a very solid weapon. It’s a tad boring, as it is just a version of the petrov, but it definitely offers chances for both sides, and on top of that it’s objectively better than 2.c6, and as black you meet the kings gambit rarely enough that you don’t mind a boring game once in a while
I would recommend the fisher defence
What does it mean to play positionally?
Wait, why do we not hear the board sounds when his headphones die? The audio is still there, it's just not going to his headset, but his recording software should still pick it up
I swear I’ve seen this video before. Maybe from a few weeks ago.
Noo why did he diss The Falkbeer countergambit?
I swear 800s I play must be watching your videos because they play much higher rated than 800.in fact with all the info out there for beginners I'm starting to think 800s are far better than the 800s that people played say 2 years ago. I love that I get this knowledge but it also makes my opponents much better. Most my games are decided by a mistake or innacuracy and very rarely a blunder. Whereas watching certain videos on RUclips it would seem like 800s were playing at 20 percent accuracy just over a year ago before we had Gotham chess and naroditsky etc but now that's not my experience most my games we both play between 70 and 90 percent accuracy
Most of my games at 1600 are usually mid 80s accuracy so either you are playing smurfs or you are just underrated or you play solid opening systems like the london where it’s not that hard to get both accuracy
@@willhblob1171 I play sicilian with black and the black lion. And I play ruy Lopez. Italian game and Queens gambit with white I don't really like the London system could never win a game when I played it who knows my average move accuracy is 70 percent on rapid when I check my overall stats. I've thought I'm playing smurfs sometimes tbf but maybe I am underrated I don't really know as I just started playing 2 or 3 months ago
@@willhblob1171 don't get me wrong I have my bad games and I blunder of course but its rare mostly inaccuracies and mistakes that cost me games
great videos.. pls can any1 explain why he"s named Danya?
Common nickname for Daniel in russian.
What is the idea behind 14. Qf3? Looks like a wasted move.
Just getting the queen out and preparing long castle
this guy was definitely selectively cheating because that was a top move both times he played it, a lot of his moves were very sus for no reason
@@evanhansen5064 Dude, he was 1500. You can find good moves by building up an intuition for general principles when you're 1500
@@mouwersor i’m not saying all the moves he played were suspicious, im just saying it seems like he pulled up the engine when he got pretty confused with the position, and he played some really weird looking moves, i’ve been a 1500 i know what kinda moves they play
Colle as white
Nimzowitch as black
Danya without his headphones is a treat
Qa5!…… CHEATING!!!
Not being able to hear the board sounds is NOT *fine* :)
Deconstructed is such an apt term because the King's Gambit was definitely a product of 19th century positivism.
Danya I love you but please turn off the "show all available moves" option. Those dots!
If someone plays a move like re2 against me I am reporting them for cheating😂. What an insane move
It's a nice one, but once you see the mating pattern it's just a 1-mover. No calculation needed as white simply can't do anything.
damn he's looking sexy with that haircut ❤️❤️❤️
Thank you for teaching people the c6 line. As someone who plays the King's Gambit regularly, I can state without hesitation that it is not a testing line, so I hope to see more of them. Absent the blunder, your opponent was doing well and would of course lose to someone twice his rating. c6 did nothing to help Danya. It was an excellent video, though.
Yoo..Anyone give me his dc link..The one in the description in invalid
I think the Discord is Twitch subs only.
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Ok I’ll be the pedantic asshole. 14:01 he says there’s literally nothing to stop him from premoving Qa1, but the opponent could technically play Qh8 - if they were hoping for a premove
Qa1 is illegal if he plays Qh8, so it wont be premoved so technically he can premove Qa1
yeah but qa1 is check so king takes is forced, hence qh8 can still be premoved :)
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please shut off face cam it's distracting