Reykjavik Open: English Opening for Victory or Not... Round 4
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- Опубликовано: 10 сен 2024
- Game analysis from my round 4 game at the 2022 Reykjavik Open. I have the White pieces against Grandmaster, Matthieu Cornette.
It was great playing over the board again, and in this game I give the English opening a go. You can buy my Chessable course on this opening here - www.chessable....
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Incredible game against such a high rated player! Love how you describe your thoughts and considerations. This is my new favorite series of yours.
"I do overestimate my positions sometimes"
This is my favorite type of video on your channel. Great stuff. (Others may disagree.)
I really enjoy these classical game reviews, especially how you share the psychological and chessical motivations behind your moves. Lovely :) thank you
Really nice game there. Loving the analysis of your OTB games.
Hi, thanks for this analysis!
Please keep on doing videos like this. They are great for people who are a bit more advanced. Don't get me wrong, I also love your videos where you explain for 1300 or 1500 rating players, but in the end this, for me at least (rating around 2050), is more interesting. Great stuff, like always! Thanks!!
Awesome!
Enjoy your analysis very much!👍
you were right not to follow your course, 3.e4 in that position scores 18 percent for white!
Best content coming out at the moment - love Matthieu btw!
gm's and computers: argue about the benefits and drawbacks of g4
me, a bad player: push the pawns at the king simple as
Love the videos of OTB games!
Good lesson. Thanks!
Come on man! We though you were dead. Its been a WHILE.
ty for these videos!
Great Video!
Draw was a fair result because it was your opponent who found the winning continuation, not you!
Seems like you underestimated your position. Really awesome game and great analysis.
amazing winning idea at the end, but not easy to see, requires some precise calculation
Simon after 4 d4 ed4 5 Nf3 did you intend to play a gambit after 5...c5 6 e3?
Are there any openings you would recommend at the 1000 level?
Annoying to miss the win, but your opponent had good chances too so draw probably a fair result in the end
There was the chance for the point.
Interesting. Some GM vs GM. Thanks.
Ah Ginger! Pulling for you to win this tournament- bummer you missed a win in the end but a draw ain’t bad..
ｐｒｏｍｏｓｍ 👌