One thing I love about these games is hearing the voices of all these famous players. Often I've read their books or analysis (Gligoric, Donner, Larsen, Browne, Miles) and the real voice somehow never matches what I had in my head.
Byrne didn't understand that the knight on b4 was actually passive. If he wanted to improve his prospects on the king side, he should have started by rerouting the knight there.
What a boring game, both player scared to attack and agreed to a draw with most of the pieces on the board, that's a joke. You got to do better than that to get anybody to watch games like this. The last game I saw on The Master Game was just as boring.
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One thing I love about these games is hearing the voices of all these famous players. Often I've read their books or analysis (Gligoric, Donner, Larsen, Browne, Miles) and the real voice somehow never matches what I had in my head.
I love how Jeremy always seems surprised that the game has already started :)
Thanks a lot for sharing the series!
Byrne didn't understand that the knight on b4 was actually passive. If he wanted to improve his prospects on the king side, he should have started by rerouting the knight there.
Shame that everyone cheats nowadays with computers.
What a boring game, both player scared to attack and agreed to a draw with most of the pieces on the board, that's a joke. You got to do better than that to get anybody to watch games like this. The last game I saw on The Master Game was just as boring.
Not at all, great to hear a pair of great players think through a game.