I love how Yasser asks the children for move ideas, and he takes the time to consider every suggestion no matter how “unusual” the move may be. Yasser is one of the greatest teachers I’ve ever seen…and I’m not just talking about chess teachers, but all teachers.
Yes! Another Yasser lecture! What an awesome surprise waiting for me today! I think I can speak for just about everyone who watches this channel when I say that we want more Yasser. He's so incredibly charismatic and his chess knowledge is extremely strong.
@@samuelrosenbalm I also watch them, Agadmator is a good Chess channel as well do you watch him too? he has some nice videos about Morphy's games, and Nyezhmetdinov.
thank you very much for this, Nezhmetdinov is absolutely my favorite chess player......it was indeed fun to explore the tactics and variations of the game.
Ty gm Yasser. this was the most entertaining and informative tactical matchups I have seen thus far thank you for showing us these great learning games.
Sometimes I put on a seirawan lecture to fall asleep. In this case it turned out to be such a fantastic lecture on an absolutely incredible game that I ended up wide awake...lol
It is really astonishing that a person who has seen such horror at the very beginning of his life, without any security or hope or dream; could play such a game and be known to play likewise. In the era of chess engines and guidance from great masters if one creates such possibilities over the board, we worship them. That's why we all must take a moment and think in which circumstances Nezhmetdinov played this game. He regretted that he was late to start his chess career. I wonder how ecstatic he might have felt in the age of internet, where knowledge is easily attainable. Thank you very much for the demonstration Yasser and Saint Lois Chess Club.
"King has to go to the side pocket!" .. Classic Yasser!!! The way the King was dancing around was like shooting Pool indeed! I love his respect for the game, as he patiently shows you why a variation does not work, although he knows it rightaway, cos he is a GM! Great personality!
Great commentary as always Yas. I can see why you like this game so much. Seems a lost queen is OK as trick sacrifice to check mate opponent, but much less so if queen is lost earlier and one has to play on.
i feel like there are a bunch of people subbed to this channel that have a certain lecturer that they're super attached to. kinda neat to look at the comments.
Hey, I just wanted to say thanks for ALL of your videos, they're very good and I was pleased to see that it was you making them because I got the chess tactics book you wrote way, way back. :)
Hello, I have just found the Lev Alburt book was Three Days with Bobby Fischer and Other Chess Essays, page 156. The guys name is not Tomashevsky, but Alexey Suetin. Also Petrosian name should be Furman. Hope it helps if someone is wondering.
Wow, what an astounding contrast between Yasser and Finegold, but I don't need such a big personality to be captivated in a very unique game of chess. Also, what an honor it must of been to analyze a widely celebrated chess game.
Listening to Yasser Seirawan is like listening to Bob Dylan or Bill Clinton or Bruce Willis! He knows everyone of the top level players and played them, he is a legend!
too spoilt..get to watch the champions league semifinal in the morning then a yasser lecture in the afternoon then the garry kasparov blitz tonight..life's good :)
he can pronounce Nezhmetdinov but he can't pronounce Car-u-ana?? jking, i bet the way he says Caruana's name is an inside joke between the two of them :)
He can't pronounce Nezhmetdinov, though he does use the pronunciation I've most often heard from fellow English-speakers. :) According to Wikipedia, at least, the correct pronunciation is nadge-met-DEEN-eff ("nadge" like "badge").
@ 28:32 After Bishop e6 to d5 why not rook f1 to f2? make the black queen move to h3 or h5.(a) If queen h3 then queen white queen to h1 to exchange and equalise by taking knight on e5 .(b) If queen h5 then equalise by taking knight on e5.
If anyone wanted to look at the King's Indian game from the previous US Championship, I think he misremembered the opponent - Naka's game against So was a fairly boring draw from the looks of it, but he destroyed Conrad Holt in a King's Indian in 27 moves
11:05 i saw night g4. In fact it's really obvious that it's the move he'd play, if you just came from Akobian's lecture on this game - guess i'm as strong as Nezhmatdinov
he is not necessarily talking about Evgeny Tomashevsky... we know that there is a gm called tigran petrosian who is actually not the 9th world champion!!!!
I love how Yasser asks the children for move ideas, and he takes the time to consider every suggestion no matter how “unusual” the move may be. Yasser is one of the greatest teachers I’ve ever seen…and I’m not just talking about chess teachers, but all teachers.
I love Yasser. He's such a funny guy, and I love his calm, and yet, enthusiastic way to explain things.
Yes! Another Yasser lecture! What an awesome surprise waiting for me today! I think I can speak for just about everyone who watches this channel when I say that we want more Yasser. He's so incredibly charismatic and his chess knowledge is extremely strong.
+Sam Rosenbalm
totaly agree with you
Your message was 7 years ago are you still watching his lectures?
@@leagueaddict8357 Rewatching them regularly. I wish he would go back to doing more of them.
@@samuelrosenbalm I also watch them, Agadmator is a good Chess channel as well do you watch him too? he has some nice videos about Morphy's games, and Nyezhmetdinov.
nice-mate-dinov
NicemateDonev !!!
Nice mate done.
😉👌🏻
@@dusanninic9572 you in confusion buddy?
@@aravindgundakaram1830 don't be a jerk, buddy
Neshmitdinov played awesome tactical chess!
yeah~
thank you very much for this, Nezhmetdinov is absolutely my favorite chess player......it was indeed fun to explore the tactics and variations of the game.
YES! Yasser the best !!! Superb video as always
Ty gm Yasser. this was the most entertaining and informative tactical matchups I have seen thus far thank you for showing us these great learning games.
Sometimes I put on a seirawan lecture to fall asleep. In this case it turned out to be such a fantastic lecture on an absolutely incredible game that I ended up wide awake...lol
yASMR Serenadawan
Nezhmetdinov is my favorite player ever
The documentary on him was amazing!
i'm my favorite player
It is really astonishing that a person who has seen such horror at the very beginning of his life, without any security or hope or dream; could play such a game and be known to play likewise. In the era of chess engines and guidance from great masters if one creates such possibilities over the board, we worship them. That's why we all must take a moment and think in which circumstances Nezhmetdinov played this game. He regretted that he was late to start his chess career. I wonder how ecstatic he might have felt in the age of internet, where knowledge is easily attainable. Thank you very much for the demonstration Yasser and Saint Lois Chess Club.
Yasser has a unique style, just awesome!
"King has to go to the side pocket!" .. Classic Yasser!!! The way the King was dancing around was like shooting Pool indeed! I love his respect for the game, as he patiently shows you why a variation does not work, although he knows it rightaway, cos he is a GM! Great personality!
A masterpiece of a game and a first-rate, informative presentation!
Grandmaster Yasser Seirawan, what more is there to say but, Thank you.
Thank you Yasser for promoting chess like this!
really nice of Mr. Yasser... Syrian grand master ... really I like that ... please make more such ...
Great game! Great commentary!
Great commentary as always Yas. I can see why you like this game so much. Seems a lost queen is OK as trick sacrifice to check mate opponent, but much less so if queen is lost earlier and one has to play on.
Nezhmetdinov has another famous game where he sacrifices his queen in the middle game for immense compensation
More Yasser videos, excellent!
yasser already did a lecture on this match in 2014 .but still a great lecture
Love your videos yasser!! 🙂
That was not Tomashevsky, but Tseshkovsky 5:00
That's right, and Polugaevsky was a player of 60's and 70's, not of 80's and 90's. And Tseshkovsky was not from Tomsk, but from Omsk.
Love this game and Yasser.
Best chess teacher on the planet !
yeah it was uploaded before!!! but that was for the advanced class where Yaseer made them find the most things!!! this is for juniors!
Yassir have amaizg way of telling stories make them so exciting
I love hearing him
thanks yasser from Palestine chess teem
i feel like there are a bunch of people subbed to this channel that have a certain lecturer that they're super attached to. kinda neat to look at the comments.
Another great lecture
best video i ever see in my life
great stuff Yasser
Hey, I just wanted to say thanks for ALL of your videos, they're very good and I was pleased to see that it was you making them because I got the chess tactics book you wrote way, way back. :)
Somehow Yasser reminds me of joker even without the makeup
It's the jovial charisma.
Now that you say it, He reminds me specifically of Nicholson's Joker, 1989.
he reminds me of White Rose from Mr.Robot
He reminds me of boss Nass from phantom menace
19:38 .... "Back!"
How appropriate :D
lol
Yasser is so great!
Hello, I have just found the Lev Alburt book was Three Days with Bobby Fischer and Other Chess Essays, page 156. The guys name is not Tomashevsky, but Alexey Suetin. Also Petrosian name should be Furman. Hope it helps if someone is wondering.
thank you grandmaster!!
at last good videos again!
I'm not in a position to comment Rashid Netzhmetdinov chess games. But he is the only one who knows the demons inside his head.
Amazing Mr, Serasian
Thumbs up for Yasser!
Wow. What a game!
42:00 Yassar sounded like a 5 year old who just found out what christmas is
I love yasser........ Videos I mean
Wow, what an astounding contrast between Yasser and Finegold, but I don't need such a big personality to be captivated in a very unique game of chess. Also, what an honor it must of been to analyze a widely celebrated chess game.
I came here for Yasser....the best!
Nezhmetdinov vs Chernikov is a cruel masterpiece. Make a video abiut that, please..
Listening to Yasser Seirawan is like listening to Bob Dylan or Bill Clinton or Bruce Willis! He knows everyone of the top level players and played them, he is a legend!
Big Brain
Bill Clinton LMFAO
Thank you
My favourite lecturer👍👍
At 30:00 I was thinking of a variation where Queen takes the Rook
QxH1
QD1xH1 NB4xC2(check)
KE3 - D2 NC2xA1 White's Rooks for a Queen and Knight.
Never move your queen twice in the opening. Lol.
favourite game ever. Hands down.
Yasser is the best
Guys, why don't you shoot 1080p60 ? Every regular blogger does that nowadays.
Let alone 4k.
Rashid always had the knack of winning the brilliancy [prize!
Yes, but he lacked the wit to win a tournament 😆
@@altimate1won the Soviet championship 5 times but okay
Damn, this guy is relentless
Holy fuck, how's that combination even possible.
Once I read a book about Nez tactical moves I missed every single one I can't think as far as him yet.
Beautiful game
At 25:30 mating move was kne5-knf3
That king do be slippery as an eel tho😂
too spoilt..get to watch the champions league semifinal in the morning then a yasser lecture in the afternoon then the garry kasparov blitz tonight..life's good :)
Real madrid won
YASSSSSEERRR!!!
Sochi is in Russia not Ukraine
Yasser says Sochi is Ukraine - then Sochi is Ukraine
@@alexlisnyak LOL
Thank u sir
Wow. What a game
Amazing
@14:50 why not Nc6 Nd4 with threads of Nf3 forking the queen? cannot figure out why it is not the move that is played.
At 30:26 instead of Qxg3+, Black can play Nxc2+ forcing White to give up his Queen. Or even better would be Bxf4+ first followed by Nxc2+.
He is the best!
I loved it, for the education purposes, and of course, the LOLs.
omg toad i'm such a huge fan
I also like the way he talks
he can pronounce Nezhmetdinov but he can't pronounce Car-u-ana??
jking, i bet the way he says Caruana's name is an inside joke between the two of them :)
He can't pronounce Nezhmetdinov, though he does use the pronunciation I've most often heard from fellow English-speakers. :) According to Wikipedia, at least, the correct pronunciation is nadge-met-DEEN-eff ("nadge" like "badge").
because its arabic name " نجمالدينوف = najmldenov so sure Gm Yasser can said it right ..
Good learner
will there be more?
At 38:21 why cant white just take down pawn with b4 pawn?
note from a brother
you can put the video on 1.25 speed
and it will be much better
Game was played in Sochi, Ukraine - what?!
perfectly timed "back"
just shows how important initiative is. beats material. lev polugayevsky somehow never got hold of the initiative and got clobbered.
25:31 Nxe6 Nf3# instead of Qh2+
Nf3 isn't mate, the queen can take it.
i meant if Nxe6, not if Nxf4
No Alan is right the night on e2 is blocking the queen
@ 28:32 After Bishop e6 to d5 why not rook f1 to f2? make the black queen move to h3 or h5.(a) If queen h3 then queen white queen to h1 to exchange and equalise by taking knight on e5 .(b) If queen h5 then equalise by taking knight on e5.
Perhaps in that position ...Bxf4+ is playable!?Super complicated tho.
Mastering the Middlegame just requires you to saq a queen and see 20 moves ahead in every single variation until checkmate.
Quite a game. :)
What about bishop g7
If anyone wanted to look at the King's Indian game from the previous US Championship, I think he misremembered the opponent - Naka's game against So was a fairly boring draw from the looks of it, but he destroyed Conrad Holt in a King's Indian in 27 moves
Sochi is the city in Russia, not Ukrain :p
1:00
Well. Stop politics here. It was a part of Soviet Union that time actually.
Marek Banaszkiewicz yes, soviet union include Russia, Ukrain and other countries. Sochi is a part of Russia
11:05 i saw night g4. In fact it's really obvious that it's the move he'd play, if you just came from Akobian's lecture on this game - guess i'm as strong as Nezhmatdinov
he is not necessarily talking about Evgeny Tomashevsky... we know that there is a gm called tigran petrosian who is actually not the 9th world champion!!!!
Does anyone know what program/site Yasser's using for his chess demonstration? Thanks!
It's likely Chessbase
+Joe C. Chessbase 12 to be exact
Hm, saw Nxd3+ but after Nxd3+ e5 Bxe5+ Ke4 I don’t see the mate.
30:56 UuhhhuUUhhhuUuuhhhuUUUhhhh
"You know these guys are good at chess because you can't pronounce their names." - Ben Finegold, probably
You are the Louis Litt of Chess. 😁✌️
White is going to die with a full tummy!
“Ooooooooh” 😂❤️
next game nezhmetdinov against Oleg chernikov..great too
30:09 That was like austin powers
Be6!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! exclam