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This is a game from Round 2 of the 7th Mikhail Tal Chess (2012) Tournament held in Moscow, Russia between Vladimir Kramnik and Alexander Grischuk.
Opening: King’s Indian Defense – Bayonet Attack ECO E97
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JERRY JERRY JERRY.. springer. LOOL jk we want chess jerry
First to say GREAT VIDEO!
third
toast! … i mean fourth
that was really instructive. I learned 2 new things
A really subtle yet destructive move at the end.
When I see Jerry videos in my sub box, my day instantly becomes better <3
Great match. Thanks for posting 🙂
great commentary!
Very nice, as always!
awesome game.
A rare interesting game by Kramnik!
I think the screen at 4:00 summarizes why people don't like to play chess >.<
Time controls? Whoa
Jerry, your videos are some of the most instructive I've ever seen. Well done.
Mind going over Caruana vs Nakamura move by move?
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I think Kramnik had a lot of preparation going before the Tal Memorial
Yes. You must be new here.
Thanks a lot for the vid Jerry, I found it somewhat more instructive than usual!
wow! i love your explanation of 13.Bg2.
Daniel King was only pointing out that from g2 its able to go to h3 and support e6
why are all the top comments the same now? is everyone just copy-pasting the "my day instantly gets better" just to get a new top comment?
your commentary keeps getting better and better. cool
Every single detail you give on this game is extremely useful, I'll definitely watch this again.
Very instructive video .
One little question though : why does Jerry use the word "pig" for a rook ? 🙂
9:54, wow. He spent 25 minutes on that move. A lot of calculations I would imagine.
Thanks a lot for your explanation. It is very illustrative and formidable.
The rooks are sometimes referred to as "pigs on the seventh", because they often threaten to "eat" the opponent's pieces or pawns.
i love positions like the end of this game. material actually in favour of black and no immediately decisive mating threat anywhere to be seen, but nevertheless a lost position 🙂
Excellent calculation by Kramnik.
pig pig pig … i like it when jerry said this 😛
Good insight into the position by Kramnik.
If I ever were to play against Jerry in real life… He's definitely allowed to give commentaries to his heart content. Though, I'll probably be 'distracted' and nonafry him 'by accident.' ;D
Thanks for the commentary again!
Kramnik
Great analysis, probably one of the best I've seen online. b5 was decisive!
Wonderful video, great commmentary and insight into a beautiful game.
awesome video your the best on youtube
Can't wait to see your analysis on Aronian vs. Mcshane!
Really helpful analysis. What is the time control of these games (Tal Memorial)?
Waiting for the commentary of Aronian Mcshane games
Yep! A castle on the 7./ 2. rank is called a pig. It can gobble up pawns and make some nasty threats.
Jerry, What Software do you use??
Jerry, you are awesome commentator. Pure and simple explanation, no hyperbole.
For me, Jerry is best commentator in all of youtube.
Thank you for your instructive commentary.
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Hey Jerry this is a really cool video thanks. I have just one suggestion, when you were talking about Qxh5 you never mentioned why the Queen couldn't be taken. I know for most people it is obvious that the defending pawn was pinned to the king but I still think it would be good to mention pins like that. Either way the video was amazing as usual and I enjoyed it immensely. Thanks
Fantastic commentary. Just the right amount and devoid of pomp or jargon. Will watch many more!
why is a rookie on the 7th called a pig? anyone plzzzz tell me the secret.
nice analysis as always