Danya, just wanted to thank you for all of the hard work and analysis you put into these vids in a way where all of us can understand and implement in our game.
@@adaelasm6467 I don’t think they’re expected to lose so early, these videos are always nice but they have little instructional value for OTB players, since our opponents know more theory and don’t play so passively and don’t blunder like this
@@claudiog7692 I disagree. Sure, it's more valuable for online players, but the way he explains his thought process for moves is super helpful. For example, Qg5 tactically defending the knight is something I wouldn't have ever thought of
@@calebkoeller9586 yes that’s not an easy move to find and he’s good that he sees it so quickly, but since that was the opening in a classical game I would have seen it, and I would expect my opponent the same
as a 2000 rated player I've really enjoyed the video's. I think it's the way you draw in the audience to guess the move, and logically explain your thoughts.
I would like to mention that there's an amazing course Lifetime Repertoires: Nimzo/Semi-Tarrasch by GM Surya Ganguly on chessable. He explains the ideas in the Nimzo extremely well!
"I don't think there's a Chessable course on the Nimzo-Indian," Danya says, as I'm sitting here thinking how fun it was to watch him explain the moves of the only opening I actually learned with a Chessable course. Great video nonetheless, even from a miniature.
As someone who has watched every single video on your YT channel, let me say that the 15 minute games usually result in better content than the 10 minute games.
There actually are two chessable courses on the Nimzo: Nimzo-Ragosin by IM Sielicki and the Nimzo-Semi-Tarrasch. There is also IM Krykun's Accelerated Queen's Indian Course. But I agree that they should add a course for the Nimzo-QI repertoire
Just for the sake of being pedantic, isn’t the immediate mate actually avoidable in the final position just at the expense of a bunch of pieces. Like after Ng3+ and hxg3. White could go Rf2 as Danya said, but for the purpose of vacating the f1 square for the knight. So the full line could go Qxe3+ Kh1 Ng3+ hxg3 Rf6 Rf2 Qxf2 (if Rh6+ immediately then white goes Kg1 defending the rook) Nf1, with the point that if Black is now intending Rh6 you have Nh2. And after that black could continue the attack with Qg3. At which point white could go Kg1 again. And if Rxh2 then Bf1. Although I assume some combination of getting the bishop involved and the other rook involved would eventually lead to mate. But the mate isn’t as fast as Danya made it out to be.
It's a pity that the game Gelfand-Illescas, another masterpiece in the same theme, was not featured in this video. I would love to see this game analysed by Danya!
I just won a rapid game from someone where we legit played almost all of the moves from this video, only instead of Rad1 my opponent went Nd2, but I still played Qg5 and I won the pawn the way Danya showrd after Bf3. I thought maybe watching these videos would help my chess, but I didn’t expect to be playing the tactics that Danya calculated for me move by move haha
There is a chessable course for the Nimzo-Indian. It's paired with the Ragozin called Lifetime Repertoires: Nimzo-Ragozin by FM Daniel Barrish and by IM Christof Sielecki.
I like how danya shows a game between 2 strong players to show that he isn't lying about the nimzo setups, as if he isn't 200 elo points higher rated than them.
Yeah if I remember correctly the Nimzo got played in the Candidate's even. Fischer played it against Spassky in '72 as well. Very solid opening played at all levels
I find it funny how unintentionally humble he is. Finds a 2400 player using his setup to prove that "even strong players are fans of this setup" like he himself being a fan isn't proof enough.
There are at least 3 good courses on the Nimzo on Chessable, instead of your b6 Ganguly recommends 6…. Ne4! After 7. Bb4 c5 8. dxc5 Black has 8… Qf6 with threats like Qxf2, Qxb2 and a5
'Look two 2400s I prove you even very strong players are fans of this setup' Meanwhile being an almost 2700 peak Grandmaster. Its odd that he felt the need to prove that strong players like the setup while being way stronger than his examples 😂
I always look forward to Hikaru videos but Daniel is also one those who I look forward to watch every time there’s new content. Daniel hands down is one of the best teachers in these analysis!
Slightly off topic… how good is a Chessable opening course without the video? The course I was interested with full video is 5 times more expensive than the option without the video.
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2:10
“You should be very familiar with this idea if you are, like, 1500 or above”.
Me, a 1700, taking my notes while felling slightly attacked.
Danya, just wanted to thank you for all of the hard work and analysis you put into these vids in a way where all of us can understand and implement in our game.
the way he make yourself internalize key questions improve a lot
So crazy how often he is still able to find 2000+ rated players that just roll over after like 15-20 moves.
they probably just get nervous
2000+ is really good but compared to a GM it’s really not. When you face the pressure of these top players almost everyone cracks.
@@adaelasm6467 I don’t think they’re expected to lose so early, these videos are always nice but they have little instructional value for OTB players, since our opponents know more theory and don’t play so passively and don’t blunder like this
@@claudiog7692 I disagree. Sure, it's more valuable for online players, but the way he explains his thought process for moves is super helpful. For example, Qg5 tactically defending the knight is something I wouldn't have ever thought of
@@calebkoeller9586 yes that’s not an easy move to find and he’s good that he sees it so quickly, but since that was the opening in a classical game I would have seen it, and I would expect my opponent the same
as a 2000 rated player I've really enjoyed the video's. I think it's the way you draw in the audience to guess the move, and logically explain your thoughts.
Best chess youtuber easily
I would like to mention that there's an amazing course Lifetime Repertoires: Nimzo/Semi-Tarrasch by GM Surya Ganguly on chessable. He explains the ideas in the Nimzo extremely well!
😅
5:30 against the Catalan, the Benoni is an extremely interesting choice. The Benoni typically is better for White, but not when White played g3 or f3
"I don't think there's a Chessable course on the Nimzo-Indian," Danya says, as I'm sitting here thinking how fun it was to watch him explain the moves of the only opening I actually learned with a Chessable course. Great video nonetheless, even from a miniature.
4:45 there is a chessable course on Nimzo-Indian :)
As someone who has watched every single video on your YT channel, let me say that the 15 minute games usually result in better content than the 10 minute games.
There actually are two chessable courses on the Nimzo: Nimzo-Ragosin by IM Sielicki and the Nimzo-Semi-Tarrasch. There is also IM Krykun's Accelerated Queen's Indian Course. But I agree that they should add a course for the Nimzo-QI repertoire
This wets our appetite! Please play some more Nimzo-Indians!
Danya, I think yours is the only channel on yt where I’ve watched almost every single video you’ve ever made.
"Damn he resigned" - That's something I'm pretty sure I've never said.
What a great Lesson from Gm daniel naroditsky ..so clear
Thank you very much for keeping it post, Daniel Naroditsky
Best online teacher for all levels. I’m 2000 (doesn’t say much) and still learn so much from you. THANK YOU.
Lets goo, New speedrun
I've had really similar positions from the Dutch at around a 1700 level. I hope to put some of these ideas to use soon!
Another great video, always look forward to it. Chess makes me mad I want to be great like this guy.
Thank you!
Just for the sake of being pedantic, isn’t the immediate mate actually avoidable in the final position just at the expense of a bunch of pieces. Like after Ng3+ and hxg3. White could go Rf2 as Danya said, but for the purpose of vacating the f1 square for the knight. So the full line could go Qxe3+ Kh1 Ng3+ hxg3 Rf6 Rf2 Qxf2 (if Rh6+ immediately then white goes Kg1 defending the rook) Nf1, with the point that if Black is now intending Rh6 you have Nh2. And after that black could continue the attack with Qg3. At which point white could go Kg1 again. And if Rxh2 then Bf1. Although I assume some combination of getting the bishop involved and the other rook involved would eventually lead to mate. But the mate isn’t as fast as Danya made it out to be.
great as always !!!, thank you GM Daniel Naroditsky
It's a pity that the game Gelfand-Illescas, another masterpiece in the same theme, was not featured in this video. I would love to see this game analysed by Danya!
@@Kiblitzers Thank you very much for the tip! I'll definitely check it out.
I was going to say Daniel is saying classic a lot but then calls himself out for it, love it! ❤️
Danya, this is excellent content, really. I’m 1700 and this is just game changing analysis for me. It’s so good. I just subbed.
How does Danya consistently stay up so late?
"Never play f3" ~Ben Finegold
Great teaching !! Wonderful GM !!
I just won a rapid game from someone where we legit played almost all of the moves from this video, only instead of Rad1 my opponent went Nd2, but I still played Qg5 and I won the pawn the way Danya showrd after Bf3.
I thought maybe watching these videos would help my chess, but I didn’t expect to be playing the tactics that Danya calculated for me move by move haha
At 13:06 Qd2 or c1 doesn't work due to the checkmate threat with queen and knight
There is a chessable course for the Nimzo-Indian. It's paired with the Ragozin called Lifetime Repertoires: Nimzo-Ragozin by FM Daniel Barrish and by IM Christof Sielecki.
thank you sensei!!!!!!!!
Class is in session 🔥
Danya you are fukin legend.
Danya uploads a new speedrun video.
Me: :D
Video is less than 30 minutes.
Me: Damn.
I like how danya shows a game between 2 strong players to show that he isn't lying about the nimzo setups, as if he isn't 200 elo points higher rated than them.
I like how he analyzes things more concretely
Danya you have grest energy despite recording every video at like dawn :D
Thanks dear Danya for telling about what to do against my otherwise fav for white the Catalan with the Nimzo Indian. Instructive video as usual
There's actually 3 chessable courses for the nimzo
Perfect. Haven't slept in 1 day and its 7 O'clock in the morning. Lets gooooooo!
Nice setup, definitely gonna try this out in a game soon.
Another video in which great ideas come easily to you.
Yeah if I remember correctly the Nimzo got played in the Candidate's even. Fischer played it against Spassky in '72 as well. Very solid opening played at all levels
Afro coming along nicely Daniel
seeing you go over that game was fascinating. have you ever done or considered doing just simple reviews of single games with some brief analysis?
"There are no Chessable courses on the Nimzo."
There are at least 3 of them currently, with more on the way.
He said “I don’t think there is one”
If you use quotes, it should be precisely what was said. Not your interpretation.
@@Zulu_Infinite I was paraphrasing.
@@mwgood523 ruski bad
Hey could you do more Queen’s Indian games
Just as I was thinking of this opening
I find it funny how unintentionally humble he is. Finds a 2400 player using his setup to prove that "even strong players are fans of this setup" like he himself being a fan isn't proof enough.
Its easy when danya does it, when I do it its a queen blunder 🤣🤣
thanks
Does anyone know danya's coaching rate?He's probably the best chess teacher I see on the internet and I look forward to being his student.
There's 5 to 6 Nimzo courses on Chessable and this wasn't even a game.
Danya making it look so easy per usual!!
These games really help our newbies like us😂😂
Thank you Daniel, I would like to ask your are you planning to continue the endgame series?
Nimzo has the same ideas as Dutch defense as far as i can tell
There are at least 3 good courses on the Nimzo on Chessable, instead of your b6 Ganguly recommends 6…. Ne4! After 7. Bb4 c5 8. dxc5 Black has 8… Qf6 with threats like Qxf2, Qxb2 and a5
Did anyone tell you you are the best commentator in the Chess world?
Best chess teacher on the internet
4:25 it's not mate. White can play Rf2 and Nf1
Pls French defence.
I am a simple man. I see a new sensei speedrun video. I click.
Isnt there M1 in the Position at 13:10
No, the bishop on a8 covers the mating square!
@@ianhoward1518 oh ur right
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'Look two 2400s I prove you even very strong players are fans of this setup'
Meanwhile being an almost 2700 peak Grandmaster.
Its odd that he felt the need to prove that strong players like the setup while being way stronger than his examples 😂
There are so many Indian openings that I'll easily get confused what is what
For the algo
I always look forward to Hikaru videos but Daniel is also one those who I look forward to watch every time there’s new content. Daniel hands down is one of the best teachers in these analysis!
I hope Pogchamps 5 is coming soon
nimzo is good one though x100
Very few opponents have put up a real fight this run, kinda disappointed
Slightly off topic… how good is a Chessable opening course without the video? The course I was interested with full video is 5 times more expensive than the option without the video.
It depends, Shankland and So’s videos are worth it but other authors might just be reading the lines without additional content
Claudio G7 thanks
at 13:10 Qxg2# ?
Love your content but when you win this quickly almost better to just go into another game and analyze both after.
13:07 What about Qxg2# ??
The bishop defends
Lol I played against this guy too.
Doug it’d be cool if you have the time to rank every team, not just the top ten
Lol he resigned after about ten moves. I'm totally interested in the Nimzo Indian and your opponent ruined the fun part of the video for me.
Yes first
third
If you are a nimzo Indian player, name all the courses then! 🔫
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First
No one care if you are first, and I'm serious.
I care and I'm a silly goose
@@csugabo85 Then a silly goose you are
Qc1 loses to qg2 mate
The bishop on a8 defends it
The Ng3 mate doesnt work... Rf2 Qf2 Nf1, and you cover the rook mate. Beautiful defense and you're only down the exchange
Still, after Rh6 Nh2 Bxf3 Rg1 Bxe2 it is overwhelming for black
yeah Bxf3 and Qxg3 are both crushing in that line
Stop cheating Danya.
Pre-moving is not real chess.