King's Indian Defense, Makagonov - Standard chess #32
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I played a standard chess game as white with time controls set at 15 minutes with a 10 second increment. The opening played was the King's Indian Defense, Makagonov system. Is it typical to reach move 20 and only have 1 pawn exchange? That's what we have in this game, and with that came quite a rich middlegame position where the whole chessboard was made use of. Once the position sharpens/opens both players' eyes must be keen to the certain tactical possibilities. Who would have the more astute eye in this lively position out of the King's Indian Defense, Makagonov?
PGN:
1. d4 Nf6 2. c4 g6 3. Nc3 Bg7 4. e4 d6 5. h3 O-O 6. Nf3 e5 7. d5 Na6 8. Bg5 Bd7 9. Be2 Re8 10. Qd2 c6 11. O-O cxd5 12. cxd5 Qb6 13. Rfe1 Rac8 14. Bf1 h6 15. Be3 Nc5 16. Bd3 a5 17. Rab1 Nh5 18. Bf1 g5 19. Kh2 f5 20. exf5 Bxf5 21. Rbc1 e4 22. Nd4 Bg6 23. Ne6 Be5+ 24. Kg1 Nf6 25. Bd4 Bxd4 26. Qxd4 Ncd7 27. Qd2 Ne5 28. h4 gxh4 29. Qxh6 Qxf2+ 30. Kh1 Nh5 31. Re3 Re7 32. Be2 Rh7 33. Qg5 Ng3+ 34. Kh2 h3
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Thanks for the great game Jerry! It was a blast. I totally underestimated how strong your knight would be ending up on e6, getting tunnel vision on finding my bishop on e5 (where it get's traded off anyways). In fact, I thought I was busted if 27. Nb5 where if QxQ Nexd4 and I lose d6 and soon the queenside! Now I see I could take on d5 and have the time to swing my rook over to protect b7, so I guess it would be "fine" in the sense that I'd still be fighting an uphill battle, but man. There was a ton to calculate. I was very worried at that point.
I also thought Qxf2+ was decisive! It's one of those psychologically boosting moves, and I was shocked to see the evaluation have it dead even. I wish you had more time at that point, on lichess I could have given you the +15 seconds a few times.
If 31. Nxe4 Rxc1 32. Nxf2 Rxe1 33. Kg1 could have been wild (though thats wishful thinking since black is a bit better there). Same with the line the computer gave with Nxe4 Rxc1 Rxc1 where I can't play Qxb2 because a m4 with Nf6+ Kf7 Rc7+ (Kxf6 Qg5#) Nd7 Rxd7 Re7 Qf8#!
My favorite little wrinkle in the game is that Nxe4 on move 32, even after Re3 still has some tricks. I have to give up my queen with ...Rxc1, Nxf2 Ng3+ Rxg3 where I have to see that I can't just play hxg3 because (Qf8+ Kh7 Ng5#!) instead seeing Rxf1+ Kh2 NOW hxg3+ and Rxf2!! (another f2 capture because of the threat of Ng4+ winning the queen if KxR!). I'd be a piece up, but the position is absurd. Just a ton of super sharp positions, like you said, one slip and either of us gets busted. And h6 turned out to be a mistake! Crazy.
I definitely got outplayed in the middlegame and feel fortunate to come away with this one. I think it was mainly due to the time pressure you were in. As always, your videos are awesome and instructive, so thanks again for the game and glad to do the Tricky Knights proud!
Awesome man! Great to read your comment. gg! :D
It's such a welcoming feeling to come back after a long day and have a notification the ChessNetwork uploaded a video. Thanks for all that you do, Jerry!
Glad to see some larger timecontrols recently, keep it up :)
One of the best games I've seen in a while - win or lose some of those moves were sights to behold! Tense all game long too; never knew what to expect.
As a King's Indian player, I cannot ask for more! Now I know exactly what my opponents are thinking :), Thanks!
Wow. That’s some Paul Morphy quality at the end. Double check mate with two queens is insane.
I like how Jerry is able to play both super-speed chess and a standard game which requires great amount of tactics. Thank you! I always learn something new in every single one of your videos.
Great Jerry! Win or lose, you make the games a Chess College for me!
at 23:25 you explained some pawn moves in a really clear way that demystified their purpose. I feel like I don't understand pawn structure well, but you explained it really clearly. thanks Jerry!
Brilliant game Jerry and Capn Obvious. Such a rich opening, the KID. Love it.
Ive been watching your videos for a while now and was wondering how old you are.
Thank you for another instructive video. Keep it up Jerry!
Thanks. I'm 36
Ohh my god, I typically do not write comments, but this 60 minutes flyer video just went like a breeze. Perfect pace, and explanation at each step, even enough description provided when you are under time pressure. Analysis post the game was absolutely brilliant. All in all, worth spending 1 hour on this video on perfect sunny Saturday morning. Are there any other videos by you which I can see? I became your fan now, absolutely stunning stuff!!
+Nikhil Joshi Thanks. There are about 45 videos like this in a playlist.
That was so impressive Captain! Qxf2!! woow
This game is absolutely scrumptious !
Thank you for the King's Indian Defense game, Jerry! I cant wait to look at this game with the computer's help later. You're the best!
Im learning alot just from watching your videos and hearing your thought process. In this world of blitz and bullet videos, thanks for slowing it down some, and keep doing what you are doing.
Hey Jerry! I really enjoyed this game. The time frame helped the commentary since you didn't have to rush or get interrupted. Well played!
Great video, great analysis, thanks for uploading it
Driving me crazy with move 25. A sacrifice was the call.
Damn didnt realize post was so long ago. after move 25 with no sacrifice, you let him off the hook.
this game heated up quite well, then culminated in Qf2. wow, that was awesome
I love these longer thinking games Jerry! keep em upp
I saw Nxe4 because the Knight on h5 hangs and is his primary attacker and it comes with tempo on his queen.
in positions like that it is good a good rule of thumb to find moves which attack his queen even if it means sacrificing because there could be counter play with any tempo you get. the tempos are more valuable than material at that point.
Great game, as we say in spanish: "Life gives surprises" Big hug from Argentina.
Thank you Claudio.
Amazing game, very entertaining to watch... I wonder (not having seen the analysis yet) if Rxg3 would have been an attempt to save the final position?
No, i was thinking the same but it loses to hxg2+ Rh3 g1=Q+
Thats why I love THE KID.
one of the most entertaining and insightful games i have seen so far on this channel... i like long time controls pls do more of 15+2 and 15+10 and then may be you can switch to blitz for fun?
What a marvelous description. Maybe you should consider narrating your descriptions right before the beginning of the game. Just an idea to spark your videos even more.
Also... what a game!
such a dynamic game, so much to calculate, doubling the time control would not have been amiss
Love your videos, you have the most soothing voice, great analysis, and I love the approach you take in teaching chess. Keep up the great work :)
you have great teaching skill , Happy teacher's day , and i think longer time control games are more instructive so if possible plz do more videos on standard game , thank you
Thanks Tripurari :D
Was 25. Na4 an option? You didn't mention it during the game or in the post mortem, but wouldn't that completely overload c5 where the knight is still pinned to the queen? Maybe ...Qb4 works as a response I suppose. Love the commentary on these longer games.
I love these standard games. Very exciting game and great video. :)
Thanks for the great explanation of this opening system!
I absolutly love the kings indean. Well played Captain Obvious!
Awesome game by both players. Qxf2 was a star move agreed. But you only made some calculation mistakes, Jerry, when you had time pressure. Otherwise, your moves were solid and learned a lot from your thought process.
what a brilliant game - both played soo nice!!!
what a game!
exactly 135,000 subs, nice
+3 now
YEEES - 1h Chess vid about my fav. opening (against d4)
I was screaming for Na4 @ 30:25, hitting the queen and adding two more attackers to black's C5 knight!
Hi Jerry,
I really enjoy your videos and learn a lot when watching them. After the end of move 31, where black played Re7, could Kg5 have been a possible move for you? What might have become obvious from my question is that I am not very good at chess thus couldn't predict what would have happened. Keep up the good work.
Does Jerry hold any chess titles? Just wondering because some chess masters will introduce their videos with lines such as "Hey guys, Grandmaster ____ here"
That was a goodie!
I think most of the issue was the passive white bishop. It was so indecisive for so long and took away large portion of your time. But a really good game. Most of the tricks you missed was mostly computer moves. Hard to see.
For the 31st move more black y not re6 if d takes e Ng3 if rook takes u take with the queen and have Qh2 ideas followed by Ng4 and if Kh2 then Qe3!!!!!
On your 18th move, I'm really surprised that you did move Bh6(1). That would have provided the slight in his pawns that you needed to get to his king.
Amazing game, that was so fun to watch :D
What a cool game.
what a tense and sharp game. thnx
18. Na4 is interesting, creating a passed pawn by force.
I really liked this video. Thank you for sharing.
Captain Not So Obvious :)
Below 2000? Time to brush up on some tactics, keep up the good work
What a great game!
Aaaaaand now I'm hella fired up to play hahah
A typical King‘s Indian game.You don't give enough pressure on the queen side and you got crushed on the king side
Please , more standerd Chess Games!!
at 20:35, why knigth not in a4, attacking queen and knigth?
knigth can't move, so queen must move.
Seems an interesting line, where black queen going?
with rook on e1 to c1, the game seems to turn in a disaster for black.
big blunder?
+AndreasIreland ok. my big blunder!
fantastic game
Could you have forced a queen exchange in the end?
ive been wondering, whats wrong with taking the knight on f6 with your dark square bishop? It seems very appealing to me.
I am new to chess so this may be a dumb question... But on that star move when the queen took f2... Why couldn't Jerry take the queen with his King?
He could! But black would response with Ng4+, forking the queen and king and thus getting the queen back. That would lose a pawn, refute white's attack (by exchanging the queen) and lead to an endgame with an advantage for black.
isnt 19.a4 an idea to trade off light square bishops?
haha its so funny you considered Bd7 and Re8 to be good moves that you missed xD. Never would I play those in that position. Gotta find a way to move that knight out of the way and play f5 correct?
How about rook takes knight at the end?
Hi Jerry!
Should've taken with your knight on move 12
Black is better after Nxe4
"Hotels.com is a site for finding hotels." - Captain Obvious :-)
You play too slow when there's alot of opportunity.. but still a very nice video as usual!
What if at 38:12 rook e3 takes knight g3. Am i missing something here?
hxg2+ and however you block the h-file g=Q# (Double-check, with the queen and promoted queen for mate)
+Greg Joseph No, you can block with the rook and if he tries to promote he gets captuted.
Incorrect. The promotion comes with DOUBLE check, you cannot capture both pieces.
RxN, hxg2+, Rh3 g=Q++
The promoted queen on g1 is checking the King on h2 and the queen on f2 is also checking the king... The King has no legal moves, and you still can't capture two pieces in one move in chess. It's a very fine mate.
If you go to @57:41 in the video Stockfish is calling for a mate in 4 in the exact position we are discussing; and that's with throwing pieces away just to delay the mate. Rook takes knight followed by Rh3 is just getting mated faster.
Why not 30. Kxf2?
wow, gg
Isn't that Pirc Defense for black?
Re2
I've never been first before
Congrats on making the podium Jacob! :D
Unfortunately no first place confetti, but being noticed by Jerry is much better thanks for the great content!
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Why not both?
I've never been second \o/
!!
+ChessNetwork I'm new to your channel and I gotta say your videos are great ! =)
Thanks Juan. How'd you find the channel?
I was looking for some lines on the English opening and I found your video from a week ago or so ^^
Also I really enjoy the videos where you play tournaments in lichess
Wow this player plays like the one and only Mikhail Tal
as he own name says... but that move wasn't so obvious jerry hahajaja
I think you held on to your queen too long. when he forced your hand you should have just got the Queen's off the board.
I've heard rumors that you are quitting making chess videos soon, is this true?
4 years later...
@@KF1 I mean it used to be consistent uploads every day/other day. Now it is more rare
why didn't he take the queen with his king at 35:18 ? she wasn't defended
it will end to a knight royal fork and he didn't want to exchange queens
don t like y timemanagement