Kasparov’s Simple Yet Deadly Endgame Plan (Learn This King’s Indian Idea!)

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  @iakona23 · 2 years ago

  I’ve become a bigger fan of Garry Kasparov in general since I started reading his account on X

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  @Adam_Scot · 2 years ago

  I am very excited about this new series! To be totally honest, I think your analysis of this game is my favorite presenter of any classics. You made it so undertstandable, but the concepts are deep. It is the PERFECT supplemental material for your courses too. Your courses are wonderful, but to see it all in action instead of a two move sequence REALLY drives it home. <br><br>I am blown away by the fact that if I could incorporate any of Kasparov&apos;s positional ideas in this game, my rating would go up 300 points. And there are MANY to incorporate! So this is very exciting to me. I&apos;ll be watching this again and again to have it all sink in. It was so instructive. <br><br>Now to answer your question. For god&apos;s sake, no powerpoints. Your presentation is great, and the game illustrates it all. Powerpoints, I feel detract from the beauty of the game and put me to sleep. This game woke me up. And the lighting is weird with your new angle. The old angle is better, and your silouttte has a brighter look in the other angle. I&apos;m excited for more.<br><br>And thank you for such a wonderful presentation!

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  @SteveJ-kz1ee · 7 months ago

  Nice video, Kasparov was and still is an amazing chess player 👍

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  @TrueBlueAndrew · 2 years ago

  I’m so excited that your courses are on sale. I’m going to have to pick up the fundamental chess and my opponents move courses.

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  @norbertdrust9009 · 1 year ago

  Another awesome training video! Thank you Dr Can!

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  @mariogarciagonzalez4692 · 2 years ago (edited)

  I&apos;ve always loved learning from commentated chess games from the past, and no better teacher than you, Can!<br>Maybe to improve the learning experience, you could show one game and similar patterns seen in that game from other games (not the complete games unless they&apos;re highly relevant). For example, the ...Bd8-Bb6 pattern in the KID seen in this game.<br><br>As for the background, I&apos;d love to see your (well deserved!) Chessable awarded course on calculation and the raven at the same time :)<br><br>All the best, master! Thanks for making the learning process so fun and instructive :)

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  @shaunevans52 · 1 year ago

  Very enjoyable video. As a KID player I knew the a5 knight stabilization pattern and the bishop improvement. The rook splitting was a new concept and very helpful. &nbsp;I&apos;ve recently become better at not blindly trading rooks, since I&apos;ve paid better attention to whether the open file is actually dangerous, based on the status of the penetration squares. So, I knew when not to simply trade, but this gives me a motif to use to fight for the file without blind trading.

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  @roeydaz · 2 years ago

  Lovely Dr. &nbsp;Can. Besides these brilliantly instructive chess series on YouTube I am also enjoying your superb courses on Chessable!

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  @executivelifehacks6747 · 2 years ago

  As a KID player myself (learning from Ramirez&apos;s Counterblow Chessable), this was very instructive. I lack middle game plans, and this seems useful. Well done!<br><br>I should check out your tactics course.

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  @iakona23 · 2 years ago

  I bought your course “My Opponent’s Move” over the holidays. I love your style. I was kind of kicking myself for not getting more of your courses while they were on sale.

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  @ay_jo7 · 2 years ago

  Not many channels put emphasis on classics please make this a series<br><br>And for the Knight and the Raven I think they should go side by side on the same wall it would look cleaner <br><br>Brilliant content

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  @GreatDaneLegend · 2 years ago

  Beautiful game. Splitting the rooks so that you can take the open file is something I hadn&apos;t seen before, as well as a5 to prevent the opponent from kicking out the knight with b4

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