The last game is truly something. The line that you gave for white with a wondrous bishop move, the one where the pinned queen is exploited, is practically what Black has actually implemented. Truly the good stuff
Peak Winawer in that last game! A deep defence that even Fischer found challenging back in the day. Thank you. :) PS. I think that Vukovic - an entremely strong GM at the time - must've been on tilt when he tried to open up the QS instead of nursing through a PP or two on the KS.
For most of my early career (between 1500-1900 ELO) I played nothing but the Petrov, as I was able to do pretty well with the positions that came from it. Since spending a lot of time with the French, I've played it almost exclusively for the past few years (2100-2400). Beat Jan Gustaffson in a simul with the French :D, world #122 at the time
Thanks so much for this excellent and instructive demonstration of GM Grischuk playing the French Defense. Three games covered is I believe better than five, as you did previously. I really appreciate your artful use of descriptive language in your accurate analysis. You are a real boon to the world of online Chess tutorials!
Great analysis and well explained! You know, when I started learning chess strategy, I glossed over the French and spent way too much time trying to make the Sicilian work for me. Never felt satisfied with the Sicilian and it wasn't until later that I discovered the French gave me the flexibility I was looking for, with the ability to block, reposition, and hit back (and the French bishop, despite what many say, is an absolute monster of a piece for black once you "get" it) . Never looked back since then and I absolutely adore playing it!
I found the 3... c5 Tarrasch really challenging to play as black so I always go 3... Nf6, in the first game his maneuvers make it all look so easy... truely remarkable
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The last game is truly something. The line that you gave for white with a wondrous bishop move, the one where the pinned queen is exploited, is practically what Black has actually implemented. Truly the good stuff
Peak Winawer in that last game!
A deep defence that even Fischer found challenging back in the day. Thank you. :)
PS. I think that Vukovic - an entremely strong GM at the time - must've been on tilt when he tried to open up the QS instead of nursing through a PP or two on the KS.
For most of my early career (between 1500-1900 ELO) I played nothing but the Petrov, as I was able to do pretty well with the positions that came from it. Since spending a lot of time with the French, I've played it almost exclusively for the past few years (2100-2400). Beat Jan Gustaffson in a simul with the French :D, world #122 at the time
I was looking for a French defense video on your channel, it was nice to come across it. We'd like to see more.
Love u brother. Keep uploading video. Don't make us wait too much
Thanks so much for this excellent and instructive demonstration of GM Grischuk playing the French Defense.
Three games covered is I believe better than five, as you did previously.
I really appreciate your artful use of descriptive language in your accurate analysis.
You are a real boon to the world of online Chess tutorials!
Yup ! Play by play(even I can follow).
Great commentary! Nice games
LOVE YOUR VIDEOS
last game brazy fr , appreciate your video bro
I just start playing chess and I only knows how the piece moves but its very hard coming up with a strategy. Your videos are very helpful
Great analysis and well explained! You know, when I started learning chess strategy, I glossed over the French and spent way too much time trying to make the Sicilian work for me. Never felt satisfied with the Sicilian and it wasn't until later that I discovered the French gave me the flexibility I was looking for, with the ability to block, reposition, and hit back (and the French bishop, despite what many say, is an absolute monster of a piece for black once you "get" it) . Never looked back since then and I absolutely adore playing it!
French defense is my favorite opening i absolutely love it
Am a caro kann forever
@@rowlandsibakwe2039 give a try to the french bro
I play both,but French is more flexible and solid in my opinion
I found the 3... c5 Tarrasch really challenging to play as black so I always go 3... Nf6, in the first game his maneuvers make it all look so easy... truely remarkable
every time sammy uploud its a good day
Can you make a video on the grunfeld?
He's back. Can you do Nimzo Indian next?
very informative...
please do not stop these videos can u make a vid for mir sultan khan and thank u
Next video on former world champion Vishy Anand plz.
Yeah, I agree you need precision and 250 Elo to succeed in that French thing (I hate being outplayed by positional assfixia so I avoid French)
Excellent analysis. A little bit fast.
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