Yours is has become my favourite chess channel. Your in-depth analysis has greatly improved my appreciation of and ability to play "The Game of Kings"!
Indeed. He has very excellent videos of high quality and interest. Do enjoy his videos. Whether his videos from a little further back or his more recent ones, the analysis, game choice, plus notes always produce a superb experience. Welcome to one of the greatest chess channels in existence.
Seems like a good idea, even if it might be hard to find pictures of some of the more obscure chess players. But I fear that if he added pictures, we might lose some of the interesting quotes and info that we get now. So maybe he could display some player pictures and alternate them with the quotes & info. Or show pictures and quotes at the same time. Or start with some pictures and then transition to the quotes. He could thus find out, by subtle experimentation, which arrangement seems to work the best. But I do hope, for my own selfish reasons, that he never changes too much. I feel that right now this is the classiest and most thoughtful of all the chess channels, with the wisdom that it's named for and a respect for the great players and innovators of old. There's nothing else quite like it.
Yours is has become my favourite chess channel. Your in-depth analysis has greatly improved my appreciation of and ability to play "The Game of Kings"!
Thank you. It's great to hear that!
Very nicely explained. Thank you. You deserve more subscribers. Keep posting such excellent videos. Thank you yet again.
Fischer must have seen this game before his match with Larsen
Thanks - really well explained and an interesting opening.
Excelente vídeo.gracias Chess Wisdom.Saludos.
My pleasure. Thanks for watching.
I always eagerly wait every Sunday for your videos. Frankly one of the best chess channels out there!
Thank you!
Plot twist: it was a blunder, he didn't realize it could be taken
that is David Bronstein not some 900 elo player
This is the second or third of your videos that the algorithm has recommended to me and they have all been superb; subbed.
The algorithm seems to have worked well for once
Indeed. He has very excellent videos of high quality and interest. Do enjoy his videos. Whether his videos from a little further back or his more recent ones, the analysis, game choice, plus notes always produce a superb experience.
Welcome to one of the greatest chess channels in existence.
Thank you.
Thanks for the 2 in one historical games between the same players and detailed analysis as well ❤.
My pleasure.
@@chesswisdom Thanks Sir
Thanks 🙏
Why not put the white pieces on the lower edge of the board? Especially if the game's called Spassky vs Bronstein, and Spassky was white.
Can you add players images
Seems like a good idea, even if it might be hard to find pictures of some of the more obscure chess players. But I fear that if he added pictures, we might lose some of the interesting quotes and info that we get now. So maybe he could display some player pictures and alternate them with the quotes & info. Or show pictures and quotes at the same time. Or start with some pictures and then transition to the quotes. He could thus find out, by subtle experimentation, which arrangement seems to work the best.
But I do hope, for my own selfish reasons, that he never changes too much. I feel that right now this is the classiest and most thoughtful of all the chess channels, with the wisdom that it's named for and a respect for the great players and innovators of old. There's nothing else quite like it.
@@polarvortex3294 yeah you know how agadmator add chess player images front of Player chess piece that's what I am talking about?
Famous chess players’ images can be found on Google Images. You’re welcome.
@@mcronrn you did not understand my word
you are ruining the game with your commentary.
you are ruining the comments section with your commentary.