UPDATE: Hey folks! Thank you for your kind words about my AlphaZero videos! I don't have new AZ videos on this channel but I have created something even bigger: an entire chess course (Attack like a machine!) highly influenced by AlphaZero's play, with the main chapter dedicated to AlphaZero's attacking chess. You can check out the preview video and find out more about the course here: www.chessable.com/anna-1
Anna I just love your style, particularly your red berrett, also your sweet voice, your gorgeous face, oh - - - not forgetting the way you explain the games!
I would like you to cover more alphazero games. You have more insight than agadmator but the same passion and enthusiasm in your voice unlike the other masters
Antonio's videos are shorter. He doesn't have time to explain all the ideas behind the moves. Although I do agree that her knowledge and delivery is exceptional. She makes it sound very easy. Explaining the philosophy behind critical moves is a nice touch.
I agree with both of you, excellent points! Agadmators videos are more important for chess you could argue, as they are shorter and therefore get more views (we all want chess to become alot more popular, agad is doing just that). but Annas analysis is far superior!
Clear presentation and great content selection Anna! Shows how important it is (in a fairly closed position) to target an important weakness, bring all your pieces to their best squares, and not neglect those prophylactic measures that help stamp out any counter-play for your opponent. Of course, Alpha's acute sense of urgency and danger are not things that we could easily emulate, but understanding the process is a big step in the right direction.
i really improved after watching this. Now, i really don't care about pieces. I just aim the king side, don't give a shit to my pieces in other way. And i play better. The guy who gave values to the pieces is a criminal !
Hi, Anna. For me, as a 1900 player, your videos of AlphaZero's games open a window on super-high-level chess that makes me want to work harder and smarter. Keep up the fantastic work, showcasing the most artistic games of chess I've ever seen.
Your first video on alphazero is the reason I found your channel and subscribed. Love your enthusiasm and analysis style. Would love more alphazero videos.
This is a very underated chess channel. She brings a lot of energy and enthusiasm that people like agadmator seem to lack. You can tell she really loves the game.
Love these AlphaZero analysis you do. Myself, I play just like AlphaZero with a lot of weird and unpredictable moves. Difference is, it doesn't work out that well for me so I need to improve on that :- D (j/k)
More Alpha Zero games please. The way you explain it with rare enthusiasm and passion make it much more interesting and understandable. BTW you have a beautiful voice too. Love your videos.
Very insightful analysis Anna! It was interesting to hear your thoughts on AlphaZero's specific moves that seem unnatural to us human players and how they worked out in the long game. More videos please!
Thank you for taking the time to make these videos. Your analysis is really insightful, focused on positional chess and your hat is awesome. My wife says that if she ever watches chess videos, she is only going to watch your videos. Please share more videos on AlphaZero.
Awesome video! You get deeper into the postions better than any other chess youtuber, please continue analysing more Alphazero's games with your talent and charism and charm :)
I am super amazed at how informative these videos are! I would really love to see more and learn more from you and Alphazero.. every since I have watched these videos and studied them, my rank has gone up and my understanding of the game has become much, much clearer.. I have played since I was 5yrs old. I have read many books and magazines about the game yet I have learned more from you then any of it... so for that I want to thank you very much for these wonderful videos..
Anna, I didn't think it possible that a commentary could add SO MUCH to my enjoyment of a game's analysis. a game can provide more than just the stimulation of an intellectual challenge thanks to you, I NOW see chess can offer all the rewards of a well-woven story. Your never-strained use of dramatic suspense, delightful surprise and wry humor guides me effortlessly through your narrative. Chess making me smile, grin and chuckle?! Who knew?
Your AlphaZero commentary is the best I've found. You distilled key drivers of AZ's strategy - mobility, flexibility, and the bizarre willingness to retreat and sacrifice. I see chess completely differently now. More please!
Absolutely superb analysis, focusing on strategy and position rather than endless alternative tactical lines. I've ordered the Sadler/Regan book on AlphaZero. I can't help wishing Anna had been involved in writing it.
Awesome game! I am always amazed when I see chess engines play the game and your analysis of each move is very helpful to understand how and why each move was played. In terms of how Alpha Zero plays the game reminds me a lot of Paul Morphy and how he valued open positions, making sacrifices when necessary, and activating all he's pieces in harmony with TEMPO. Sense Alpha Zero has no knowledge of piece value in terms of how much points each piece is worth, ( IT ) simply plays the game based on gaining positional advantages by small incremental steps whether it be by placing pieces on great outpost squares or by retreating a piece to a safe square while at the same time creating room for a less active piece to become active if that makes sense. Love your breakdowns and reviews of these kinds of games. I was wondering if you could do a video on some of Paul Morphy's games? Appreciate the chess content and keep up the great work Anna :)
@@julioandresgomez3201 Hmm interesting, do you think Morphy would have been better with playing in closed positions if given the time? Now that you mention it, of all the games I've observed from Morphy, they were mostly all open positions and like Alpha Zero, Morphy pretty much taught himself how to play the game so I guess the possibility is there for sure. Thanks for bringing that to my attention. A.I. are becoming more and more powerful and we are learning more from them everyday. I find this very fascinating/interesting for sure.
@@projectc1rca048 Sure, IF he devotes to it. Fact is, Morphy got bored of chess in open positions, he´d most likely bore of positions in which you can not unleash "savage" attacks and there are no tactical shots (which by the way were highly disregarded in the romantic era of chess, not that it matters if your playing style is positional but obviously that´s not Morphy´s style either).
I agree with Julio, I thought the way alphazero played was almost shattering and displayed another level in chess in that pieces can be placed back to be developed for the new position in a closed position that still displays levels of risk and fear while pulling the maneuver off for a much deeper small advantage. In a lot of ways tempo was not the way alphazero bested stockfish, if anything stockfish valuing tempos too much is probably what caused it to never see 3 seemingly developmentally flawed move that requires 6 moves for the idea to even start.
@@MrSupernova111 Oh yeah I agree 100%. I was just stating to Julio that from the games that I looked at from Morphy, they were mostly open positions but yes, I do agree just because Morphy preferred mainly open games does not mean he was a positional player.
This is the first video I've seen from your channel Anna and I love it. That's why I liked and subscribed Looking forward to watching more of your videos.
11:30 . This is why I love AlphaZero games. You pause the video and go looking for the most ridiculous move possible. I guessed at Kh3, just for fun, but Ng1 was a close second. lol!
Wow I view a lot of chess commentary/instructional videos and definitely you add a certain spice, an element of excitement that just adds to the wonderful analysis. Thanks Anna!
I was fascinated with chess in my college days and recently started playing again on a chess app. My game was rusty but once I started watching channels like Anna's and Agadmator's, it has dramatically improved! Chess is the new Black! I think the best thing I've learned on this channel is how to patiently and aggressively use the King in the end game. Thanks a million!
I really love these strategic analyses of Alpha Zero''s games. Way beyond my level to understand otherwise. Your expert breakdown is easy to understand and one day I hope to meet and play a game against you. Of course you would wipe me out easily but being able to go over it after would improve my play substantially. As always Anna fabulous job. You are by far my favorite streamer .
I had already watched this video on Agadmator's channel but since he has to keep his videos short, there are some finer details he didn't cover and you have covered everything extremely well!! Please, we want more...
This wonderful lesson/analysis was certainly worth the wait since your first one. I hope the next alphazero (or leela) video will be soon !! You are awesome !!
Your comment is not only explaining brilliantly a chess game, but also emotionalizing it, although it is calculated by two machines far away from every human feelings. So you are referring a human game (chess), played by two machines back to human understanding (analysis with an emotional aspect). Really deeply moving your two comments of AlphaZero games. Thank you!
Another wonderful analysis. No other chess analyst brings the game to life for me as you do and makes it so exciting, also I enjoy your humour. Who else can do serious chess analysis and jokes? :-) Please do cover more of Alpha Zero's games, it is fascinating stuff.
Hi Anna, I think you should consider the time-limit of the game also. This is because the best move of stockfish or any engine depends on the time it has to evaluate the position. The time you used to analyze stockfish moves using stockfish 8 may not be the same time stockfish 8 used during the game.
The reason AlphaZero can play this way is because it calculates perfectly. The precision frees it up to make these kinds of moves, because it's accurately made provision for all the possible tactical shots way down the line. No way will a human ever be able to play the same way (IMO). It's fantastic, though, watching what this level of calculation empowers. It totally changes the game, frees it up from all the stodgy memorization and orthodox "rules", and makes it much more interesting and exciting. In a way it reminds me of Fischer at his best. Thankyou for the analysis!
@@Sigmav0 Waow ! I didn't know about that donation, just came out yesterday, that's a smart and great move from Google. Wikipedia is the most important website of Internet
This is very informative. Thanks for posting. There are a lot of chess courses online, so there are many to consider, but I’ll definitely check out this one.
When two players make zero mistakes, really the only option is positional play with small strategies. These level games are really opaque to me, but thanks to your thorough analysis and narration I can follow it. It's really funny how the first 40 moves are almost all about a single pawn. Of course you can't be sure that this was really what was going on in AlphaZero's mind, but you make a convincing case for it. Thanks I enjoyed this very much!
Nice video, it`s very interesting for me the Alpha zero and Leela zero chess so I request for more videos about them. You are amazing Anna I`m your fan.
Its surprisingly easy to get a headache from the complexity of the moves. You are constantly going "So Whats the idea here? " Very nice presentation Anna :)
Hi Anna... I am a keen chess player & ALPHA ZERO has become... So Bring it On.... There is no limit to the number of Alpha Zero games that I am willing to watch and hopefully a little of ITS style will rub off on me! I think your annotation is Brilliant!
Her vigorous and passionate style mixed with earnest delight brings to mind the communicable excitement of Irving Chernev’s Combinations: The Heart of Chess.
I love your pronounciation of the letter "W" Anna, I would personally love to hear you try to say the following tongue twister; "Wetter weather never weathered wetter weather better." Good luck! :)
This is a beautiful explanation. This has helped me win games in my rating actually. I am still a rookie but positional play helps in thinking atleast 1 step ahead.
I just discovered your videos and I really enjoyed your analysis of the game. Keep it coming. I have a question for you. Are you able to go from analyzing AlpahZero games to translating the same kind of strategy in your own play? Even if you lose the match it would be cool to see one of your own games and how you faired.
UPDATE: Hey folks! Thank you for your kind words about my AlphaZero videos! I don't have new AZ videos on this channel but I have created something even bigger: an entire chess course (Attack like a machine!) highly influenced by AlphaZero's play, with the main chapter dedicated to AlphaZero's attacking chess. You can check out the preview video and find out more about the course here: www.chessable.com/anna-1
This is where my game become weak. My attacks are too passive. I will most definitely check out this link!
Anna I just love your style, particularly your red berrett, also your sweet voice, your gorgeous face, oh - - - not forgetting the way you explain the games!
* such great tell of this video ! *
I really appreciate the relatable way in which you explain the positional and strategic implications.
#relatable
Protected Method LMAO
IMHO Anna Rudolf's videos about AlphaZero are the most fun and deepest chess commentary on the internet.
When I watch alpha zero it’s like an alien god has come to earth to teach us chess.
Yeah, like a cut of a high-dimensional way superior world.
Nope, this is a man-made god.
@@itchykami every god Is man made
Except, we can't learn this.
I would like you to cover more alphazero games. You have more insight than agadmator but the same passion and enthusiasm in your voice unlike the other masters
Antonio's videos are shorter. He doesn't have time to explain all the ideas behind the moves. Although I do agree that her knowledge and delivery is exceptional. She makes it sound very easy. Explaining the philosophy behind critical moves is a nice touch.
I agree with both of you, excellent points! Agadmators videos are more important for chess you could argue, as they are shorter and therefore get more views (we all want chess to become alot more popular, agad is doing just that). but Annas analysis is far superior!
agad is my go to for short videos and finegold is my go to for indepth. This is a nice inbetween
@@santiagomorales9129 Because both are great, but in a different way
anna is also higher rated than agad so i love hearing her commentary
Clear presentation and great content selection Anna! Shows how important it is (in a fairly closed position) to target an important weakness, bring all your pieces to their best squares, and not neglect those prophylactic measures that help stamp out any counter-play for your opponent. Of course, Alpha's acute sense of urgency and danger are not things that we could easily emulate, but understanding the process is a big step in the right direction.
Great comment, Magic Hotel.
Adagmator and Anna Rudolf .. my two favorite chess channels.
In the spirit of Mikhail Tal
chessnetwork??
virgil kartodikromo fuck nah
It is so quick to adapt between multiple different micro plans in game. Truly fascinating.
It is never ever even slightly boxed in !
i really improved after watching this. Now, i really don't care about pieces. I just aim the king side, don't give a shit to my pieces in other way. And i play better. The guy who gave values to the pieces is a criminal !
Hi, Anna. For me, as a 1900 player, your videos of AlphaZero's games open a window on super-high-level chess that makes me want to work harder and smarter. Keep up the fantastic work, showcasing the most artistic games of chess I've ever seen.
Your first video on alphazero is the reason I found your channel and subscribed. Love your enthusiasm and analysis style. Would love more alphazero videos.
I feel like there are deep lessons to be learned from Alphazero's play. Thank for another excellent video. I hope you do more!
This is a very underated chess channel. She brings a lot of energy and enthusiasm that people like agadmator seem to lack. You can tell she really loves the game.
Absolutely love your commentary. This is truly how I wish all chess matches were explained. Wonderful.
I was happy to hear you acknowledge the great exchange-sacrificer virtuoso Tigran Petrosian!
I love your videos and analysis.And its really amazing how you explain the strategic plans in any position. Keep up the great work Anna.
Love these AlphaZero analysis you do. Myself, I play just like AlphaZero with a lot of weird and unpredictable moves.
Difference is, it doesn't work out that well for me so I need to improve on that :- D (j/k)
Good point! Me too....
I won't speak for others but I'm in the same boat :)
It's actually better than ASMR
but not better than Yasser Seirawan
lol
>Is that a French accent too?
Not even close.
Hungarian?
@@Ken.- Like the Gabor sisters yes.
More Alpha Zero games please. The way you explain it with rare enthusiasm and passion make it much more interesting and understandable. BTW you have a beautiful voice too. Love your videos.
Very insightful analysis Anna! It was interesting to hear your thoughts on AlphaZero's specific moves that seem unnatural to us human players and how they worked out in the long game. More videos please!
Yes, MORE Alpha0 please. Utterly spellbinding positions and tactics.
Thank you for taking the time to make these videos. Your analysis is really insightful, focused on positional chess and your hat is awesome. My wife says that if she ever watches chess videos, she is only going to watch your videos. Please share more videos on AlphaZero.
I could probably watch and listen to anything Anna Rudolf narrates.
Awesome video! You get deeper into the postions better than any other chess youtuber, please continue analysing more Alphazero's games with your talent and charism and charm :)
I am super amazed at how informative these videos are! I would really love to see more and learn more from you and Alphazero.. every since I have watched these videos and studied them, my rank has gone up and my understanding of the game has become much, much clearer.. I have played since I was 5yrs old. I have read many books and magazines about the game yet I have learned more from you then any of it... so for that I want to thank you very much for these wonderful videos..
I love alphazero videos .. cause anna is who explain to us
Anna + Alpha Zero = unbeatable combination! ♥
Anna, I didn't think it possible that a commentary could add SO MUCH to my enjoyment of a game's analysis. a game can provide more than just the stimulation of an intellectual challenge thanks to you, I NOW see chess can offer all the rewards of a well-woven story. Your never-strained use of dramatic suspense, delightful surprise and wry humor guides me effortlessly through your narrative. Chess making me smile, grin and chuckle?! Who knew?
Your AlphaZero commentary is the best I've found. You distilled key drivers of AZ's strategy - mobility, flexibility, and the bizarre willingness to retreat and sacrifice. I see chess completely differently now. More please!
Absolutely superb analysis, focusing on strategy and position rather than endless alternative tactical lines. I've ordered the Sadler/Regan book on AlphaZero. I can't help wishing Anna had been involved in writing it.
Your Alpha Zero analysises are marvelous !!!!
Awesome game! I am always amazed when I see chess engines play the game and your analysis of each move is very helpful to understand how and why each move was played. In terms of how Alpha Zero plays the game reminds me a lot of Paul Morphy and how he valued open positions, making sacrifices when necessary, and activating all he's pieces in harmony with TEMPO. Sense Alpha Zero has no knowledge of piece value in terms of how much points each piece is worth, ( IT ) simply plays the game based on gaining positional advantages by small incremental steps whether it be by placing pieces on great outpost squares or by retreating a piece to a safe square while at the same time creating room for a less active piece to become active if that makes sense. Love your breakdowns and reviews of these kinds of games. I was wondering if you could do a video on some of Paul Morphy's games? Appreciate the chess content and keep up the great work Anna :)
Morphy was not that good at this kind of closed positions.
@@julioandresgomez3201 Hmm interesting, do you think Morphy would have been better with playing in closed positions if given the time? Now that you mention it, of all the games I've observed from Morphy, they were mostly all open positions and like Alpha Zero, Morphy pretty much taught himself how to play the game so I guess the possibility is there for sure. Thanks for bringing that to my attention. A.I. are becoming more and more powerful and we are learning more from them everyday. I find this very fascinating/interesting for sure.
@@projectc1rca048 Sure, IF he devotes to it. Fact is, Morphy got bored of chess in open positions, he´d most likely bore of positions in which you can not unleash "savage" attacks and there are no tactical shots (which by the way were highly disregarded in the romantic era of chess, not that it matters if your playing style is positional but obviously that´s not Morphy´s style either).
I agree with Julio, I thought the way alphazero played was almost shattering and displayed another level in chess in that pieces can be placed back to be developed for the new position in a closed position that still displays levels of risk and fear while pulling the maneuver off for a much deeper small advantage. In a lot of ways tempo was not the way alphazero bested stockfish, if anything stockfish valuing tempos too much is probably what caused it to never see 3 seemingly developmentally flawed move that requires 6 moves for the idea to even start.
@@MrSupernova111 Oh yeah I agree 100%. I was just stating to Julio that from the games that I looked at from Morphy, they were mostly open positions but yes, I do agree just because Morphy preferred mainly open games does not mean he was a positional player.
This is the first video I've seen from your channel Anna and I love it. That's why I liked and subscribed Looking forward to watching more of your videos.
great video! helpful for a beginner like myself that you go through each move a bit more slowly than other players. thanks!
11:30 . This is why I love AlphaZero games. You pause the video and go looking for the most ridiculous move possible. I guessed at Kh3, just for fun, but Ng1 was a close second. lol!
Thanks Anna, great analysis, and yes, I do want more AlphaZero games.
Wow I view a lot of chess commentary/instructional videos and definitely you add a certain spice, an element of excitement that just adds to the wonderful analysis. Thanks Anna!
Really enjoyed this. I'm a bad player but I love learning things about chess and Anna Rudolf is very entertaining.
I'm so taken by you, that I've learned a great deal of chess in the process, you definitely have improved my game. Thank you Anna.
I was fascinated with chess in my college days and recently started playing again on a chess app. My game was rusty but once I started watching channels like Anna's and Agadmator's, it has dramatically improved! Chess is the new Black! I think the best thing I've learned on this channel is how to patiently and aggressively use the King in the end game. Thanks a million!
Always quality content! Love the excellent explanations and low-key vibe. Keep up the good work!
I really love these strategic analyses of Alpha Zero''s games. Way beyond my level to understand otherwise. Your expert breakdown is easy to understand and one day I hope to meet and play a game against you. Of course you would wipe me out easily but being able to go over it after would improve my play substantially. As always Anna fabulous job. You are by far my favorite streamer .
*Creepy chess comments has entered the chat*
I wanna tickle Agad's pickle
@@DraoxxMusic Interesting thought my man, thanks for sharing.
Are you interested in my many leather bound books?
@@-_Nuke_- literaly just saw that vid now xd
I'd like to knight her G5. Also thanks for using the word prophylactic so much.
That was sheer fun Anna, just taking my breath, please upload more stuff from Alpha Zero and Leela aswel
I had already watched this video on Agadmator's channel but since he has to keep his videos short, there are some finer details he didn't cover and you have covered everything extremely well!! Please, we want more...
Szia Anna! Szuper a videód, ha van energiád és kedved, gyakrabban is csinálhatnál.
Learning so much from these wonderful lectures! Please keep them going!!
i started playing chess anfter watching your videos. you are incredibly smart and a joy to listen to.
This wonderful lesson/analysis was certainly worth the wait since your first one. I hope the next alphazero (or leela) video will be soon !! You are awesome !!
Everything about this video is amazing. The chess, the anchor, the strategy, the AIs.
Incredible!I'll have to learn chess all over again.Alpha Zero's moves are out of my syllabus.
Your comment is not only explaining brilliantly a chess game, but also emotionalizing it, although it is calculated by two machines far away from every human feelings. So you are referring a human game (chess), played by two machines back to human understanding (analysis with an emotional aspect). Really deeply moving your two comments of AlphaZero games. Thank you!
The best chess analysis I've seen so far
Excellent video. Alpha Zero really impresses me on that one. Nice analysis
Beautiful!
Thank you so much for your work!
Yeah i definitely would be pleased to get more A0 games
These are great videos. Thank you Anna for helping us improve!
Your video is perfect. No GM could have analyzed this wonderful AlphaZero game as well as you did.
Anna Rudolf !!! Ur chess explanations are the best!!!!
Voice, accent, speed, style ! Just great :)
Another wonderful analysis. No other chess analyst brings the game to life for me as you do and makes it so exciting, also I enjoy your humour. Who else can do serious chess analysis and jokes? :-)
Please do cover more of Alpha Zero's games, it is fascinating stuff.
"Who else can do serious chess analysis and jokes?"
GingerGM......but he's not nearly as good to look at.........in a skirt...!
@@SpaceCadet4Jesus Oh, I don't know ..... he's very fetching in a skirt ;-)
You are already my favourite alongside Chessnetwork! Great explanation of positional intricacies.
Hi Anna, I think you should consider the time-limit of the game also. This is because the best move of stockfish or any engine depends on the time it has to evaluate the position. The time you used to analyze stockfish moves using stockfish 8 may not be the same time stockfish 8 used during the game.
I just love your style for commenting the alpha zero games!! Please do more, many more!!!
The reason AlphaZero can play this way is because it calculates perfectly. The precision frees it up to make these kinds of moves, because it's accurately made provision for all the possible tactical shots way down the line. No way will a human ever be able to play the same way (IMO). It's fantastic, though, watching what this level of calculation empowers. It totally changes the game, frees it up from all the stodgy memorization and orthodox "rules", and makes it much more interesting and exciting. In a way it reminds me of Fischer at his best. Thankyou for the analysis!
Superb analysis
Anna, your analysis of the game and your persona make me love chess even more. Thanks, good work!
I wonder if they are ever gonna release AlphaZero to the public
As Google made it (DeepMind is part of Google), it is very unlikely... Sadly...
Leela is a clone of Alpha Zero afaik. the main difference are the weights derived by Google's massively superior computing power
@@Sigmav0 Google cares a lot about open and free knowledge, they just donated millions to wikipedia. I wouldn't think it's unlikely.
@@huawafabe the problem i heard is that it needs a supercomputer to run apparently so it couldn't be made public
@@Sigmav0 Waow ! I didn't know about that donation, just came out yesterday, that's a smart and great move from Google. Wikipedia is the most important website of Internet
what a wonderful explanation of a masterpiece thank you so much Anna
( ... annotations of masterpieces ...)
This is very informative. Thanks for posting. There are a lot of chess courses online, so there are many to consider, but I’ll definitely check out this one.
When two players make zero mistakes, really the only option is positional play with small strategies. These level games are really opaque to me, but thanks to your thorough analysis and narration I can follow it. It's really funny how the first 40 moves are almost all about a single pawn. Of course you can't be sure that this was really what was going on in AlphaZero's mind, but you make a convincing case for it.
Thanks I enjoyed this very much!
Nice video, it`s very interesting for me the Alpha zero and Leela zero chess so I request for more videos about them. You are amazing Anna I`m your fan.
ohh i love your voice and your accent! :)
Is that not the same thing
Oh shit... a Soen album profile pic!?
@@Cellkist not always, i suppose two people could have that same accent but a different voice.
That's basically ASMR
AChessMR
Chris HSMR
Its surprisingly easy to get a headache from the complexity of the moves. You are constantly going "So Whats the idea here? "
Very nice presentation Anna :)
Watching this analysis was 38 minutes very well spent. And I'm sure I'll watch it more than once. Thank you for doing this, Anna! Fun!
Wow. Chess theory is going to change soon.
Love your analysis! Very easy to follow. I've just bought the game changer book too. Thanks!
Such a joy listening to Anna. More of these..
Pls more alphazero games, with typical alphazero moves. I would like to see positional games with some sacrifices
Awesome video. I learned so much and felt extremely inspired. Great work Ms. Rudolf!
Hi Anna... I am a keen chess player & ALPHA ZERO has become... So Bring it On.... There is no limit to the number of Alpha Zero games that I am willing to watch and hopefully a little of ITS style will rub off on me! I think your annotation is Brilliant!
Anna, köszi a videókat. A borítókép is zseniális:)
I love these AlphaZero videos of yours.
Wonderful analysis - content and delivery. Well done.
¡¡Vaya!! ahora si estoy sorprendido, no me lo esperaba que una chica tuviera un canal de ajedrez y eso que llevo años viendo UA-cam.
Her vigorous and passionate style mixed with earnest delight brings to mind the communicable excitement of Irving Chernev’s Combinations: The Heart of Chess.
Clicked for the beauty of Anna, stayed for the beauty of alphazero game.
I love your pronounciation of the letter "W" Anna, I would personally love to hear you try to say the following tongue twister; "Wetter weather never weathered wetter weather better."
Good luck! :)
Anna, amazing vídeo. I do like the way you comment those matches. Congratulations! 👏
Great analysis, Anna!
This is a beautiful explanation. This has helped me win games in my rating actually. I am still a rookie but positional play helps in thinking atleast 1 step ahead.
Please make more videos on alpha zero....
I don't know anything about chess... but her enthusiasm is infectious.
I could listen to you all day, your voice is so calm. Also these chess games aren’t my level.
I'M loving it !!!!
I really enjoyed how crucial the knight was to Alpha zero's plans.
*BEAUTIFUL*
And no, I'm not referring to Anna, but to brilliancy of game.
2 years later, 3/5/2020 ---> Both Stockfish 11, and Lco 0.25 find "the misterious" move KING H2. Chess is improving so fast.
I just discovered your videos and I really enjoyed your analysis of the game. Keep it coming. I have a question for you. Are you able to go from analyzing AlpahZero games to translating the same kind of strategy in your own play? Even if you lose the match it would be cool to see one of your own games and how you faired.
I love the commentary on alphazero's way of playing. Please provide more analysis of alpha zero vs stockfish. I would like to see A0 as black.
A pleasure to hear your comments. A mine of common sense. By the way, A0 not knowing the "value" of pieces is a really brilliant feature.
I think I might be able to learn some important things I was missing by your way of teaching.