Post-mortem with Peter Svidler: Svidler-Inarkiev

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  • Опубліковано 2 лис 2024

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  • @birgerwenzel9759
    @birgerwenzel9759 8 років тому +20

    I don't think you need to adjust the length of the video. You're doing all of us a huge favor by recording such excellent post mortem videos, so you can go on however long you want of course.

  • @rogercappallo
    @rogercappallo 8 років тому +14

    It's wonderful that you are willing to take the time to give us a fairly deep look into your thought processes during the game, while its still fresh in your mind. Thanks, Peter!

  • @tubiak1
    @tubiak1 8 років тому +30

    This is superb material and i can't even describe in words how good chess24 is doing with Peter and Jan around. One interesing thing that caught my attention was (not the first time) GM saying he spend time during the game not to actually calculate moves and tactics but to remind himself of other games and other trounaments recently played. Since i do not have that kind of memory to remember all the games played and all possible outcomes.... seems like i'll never be any decent at chess.

    • @SuperSaif99
      @SuperSaif99 8 років тому +1

      very self-aware

    • @grandpahiggins
      @grandpahiggins 8 років тому +1

      tubiak1 Jan is funny asf

    • @rewazilol
      @rewazilol 8 років тому +1

      Pepe Cuenca on the spanish channel too. So much great chess content

    • @alec6583
      @alec6583 8 років тому

      That's just what makes them grandmasters. There's plenty of room to grow!

  • @antidote345
    @antidote345 8 років тому +2

    It is like a little journey on a top gm's mind, everything is excellent about this video, thanks for all that sharing! Peter makes us love chess more and more everytime!

  • @shakeebuddinkashif4578
    @shakeebuddinkashif4578 8 років тому +4

    in my opinion Peters contribution to growing or budding chess community is more than carlsen because Peter is not only a great chess player but also a great teacher whom I admire so much. thank you so much... please don't stop teaching chess....

  • @Kuubaan
    @Kuubaan 8 років тому +7

    This is an amazing idea! Thank you so much for sharing!

  • @peterhardie4151
    @peterhardie4151 8 років тому +1

    Can't think of another sport where you can get such insight at the very highest level. Thanks Peter and Chess24.

  • @LLorfa
    @LLorfa 8 років тому +4

    Awesome, was a very nice surprise!

  • @MagpieMirrorTest
    @MagpieMirrorTest 8 років тому +1

    Thank you Peter. It was great to hear what your thoughts were during the game and how you approach positions. I also really appreciated your commentary on positional themes in the Spanish. Keep up the great work and I hope you win the tournament.

  • @tobysfig
    @tobysfig 8 років тому +1

    Thank you Peter! Great idea for a series and I think very valuable for the layman to get an understanding of the ups and downs of a high level tournament.

  • @hassaanpasha7275
    @hassaanpasha7275 8 років тому +2

    Absolutely stunning idea! Love this. Thank you Svidler and the folks from chess24 (:

  • @darcangelomauro
    @darcangelomauro 8 років тому

    This was perfect in both length and amount of information. Invaluable. Not a single day goes by without me watching some stream from Peter or Jan.

  • @frenchfried6408
    @frenchfried6408 8 років тому

    Nothing but respect Peter. Thank you for all of your contribution to the chess community.

  • @bredeker
    @bredeker 8 років тому

    Peter, what an amazing new idea again. You rock! I am already fully addicted to all your (very lucid) banter blitzes and analyses, but this one just tops it all. Спасибо!!

  • @matheusohara9050
    @matheusohara9050 8 років тому

    Wow, thanks so much for taking the time during the tournament to do this, Peter, certainly any chess player can benefit from it! Good luck throughout the other rounds!

  • @JohKemStYl3
    @JohKemStYl3 8 років тому

    I just wanted to say thank you for your effort. These videos are of the highest value in terms of understanding the game. Instant upvote! It's like watching Picasso paint or Mozard composing a symphony while describing why and how he does it. Priceless!

  • @arunbaglur5682
    @arunbaglur5682 8 років тому

    Appreciate it very much... Great work by Chess24 people.. Always waiting for their updates..

  • @anirudhbharath3690
    @anirudhbharath3690 8 років тому

    Really fun and instructive insight into the calculations of a super GM, really appreciate it. Always look forward to watching Peter Svidler!

  • @mottian
    @mottian 8 років тому +1

    Peter I am about to watch this video and I'm completely sure it's going to be amazing! Thank you Peter!! :D :D

  • @rooneyrockzz123
    @rooneyrockzz123 8 років тому

    This is amazing Peter! Please continue this series!

  • @davidjames5517
    @davidjames5517 8 років тому

    brilliant idea; superbly executed...plus a fabulous game...congrats and thank you so much!

  • @ernestm57
    @ernestm57 8 років тому

    Always good to see you Peter!! A very good analysis for this game.

  • @mtv9876
    @mtv9876 8 років тому

    amazing, very enjoyable to hear your thoughts. i look forward to more and best of luck in the tournament!

  • @EntropicalNature
    @EntropicalNature 8 років тому

    Very nice Peter for sharing your great insights! And a pleasure to listen to, as always!

  • @Breeelax
    @Breeelax 8 років тому

    Thanks for your insights Mr. Svidler. I hope this will not influence your results in a negative way since you can not rest while recording. Yet I am very eager to see more of those post mortems!

  • @pedro14185
    @pedro14185 8 років тому

    Amazing game Peter!! and great analysis as well!! Love it

  • @brucewallace2
    @brucewallace2 8 років тому

    Well played! And I liked the self analysis. More please Peter.

  • @Jan_ne
    @Jan_ne 8 років тому

    Very nice video, thank you: )
    I followed your game live yesterday, so you explanations were very helpfull for me.
    What a pity that you missed some beautiful lines.

  • @ryanmurphy1414
    @ryanmurphy1414 8 років тому

    Great concept! Thank you, Svidler!

  • @bubbabae
    @bubbabae 8 років тому

    Fantastic Peter. Very very interesting stuff. Please keep this up!

  • @sinisa5567
    @sinisa5567 8 років тому

    This is super interesting, please continue doing it.

  • @martintsatsarov8439
    @martintsatsarov8439 8 років тому

    Nice, very instructive video again from in of the best. Thank you Peter

  • @Fcstfan
    @Fcstfan 8 років тому

    Great game, awesome format! Thanks a lot!

  • @M4xerr
    @M4xerr 8 років тому

    Superb Video Peter keep crushing it.

  • @alexgabriel5877
    @alexgabriel5877 8 років тому +2

    Yes! more please! great game

  • @Varvitski
    @Varvitski 8 років тому

    A great concept. Much appreciated.

  • @word20
    @word20 8 років тому

    Very well and instructive game. It is good to get an insight in how chess players at the .highest level is thinking during the game, thanks you very much

  • @AndreGazola
    @AndreGazola 8 років тому

    A lot of instructive insights about the spanish structure. Thank you a lot!

  • @emilianocaballerovazquez7798
    @emilianocaballerovazquez7798 8 років тому

    Tremendous. Thank you very much!!!

  • @fightbro1238
    @fightbro1238 8 років тому

    Thanks Peter! I enjoyed it!

  • @calvinmenyfield3375
    @calvinmenyfield3375 8 років тому

    Very nice analysis, Peter!

  • @marshja56
    @marshja56 8 років тому

    Peter is a bit talkative, but he had just won and has so many ideas packed into a game that it is hard to blame him. Thanks for the video.

  • @shashis.5846
    @shashis.5846 8 років тому

    thank you sir and best of luck . :)

  • @TheNiceguy1156
    @TheNiceguy1156 8 років тому

    ur my favorite gm svidler keep up the good work

  • @dhruvjain4584
    @dhruvjain4584 8 років тому

    This Is Incredible. Only Peter Would Take The Pain To Produce Such Amazing Content While Playing A Tournament Which Is Clearly Very Close To His Heart. 8th Title, He's Coming :)

  • @VonBlade
    @VonBlade 7 років тому +2

    I wish I could ever achieve positions that Peter is unhappy in, or see the things he sees. He's a 5 star Michelin chef and I'm struggling to make toast.

  • @Acleron
    @Acleron 8 років тому

    More of these please.

  • @TrondArneAusdal
    @TrondArneAusdal 8 років тому +5

    Yess!! This I like!

  • @mensise
    @mensise 8 років тому

    I hope this shows will be for all of us not only for premium members ;)

  • @locodelcosta
    @locodelcosta 8 років тому

    'we shake hands and go home' - i like peter!

  • @maxmustermann5590
    @maxmustermann5590 8 років тому

    Suberb! please keep it up!
    Im roting for you Peter!!

  • @arjuntemurnikar
    @arjuntemurnikar 8 років тому

    awesome insights

  • @joewwright92
    @joewwright92 8 років тому

    this is great!

  • @XieQiu
    @XieQiu 8 років тому

    Great video. its not llengthy at all. thoroughly enjoyed it.

  • @johanmaertens1416
    @johanmaertens1416 8 років тому

    Russia has A new 'Peter the great'. Great idea these post-mortems!

  • @nishantanand5590
    @nishantanand5590 8 років тому

    very very nice video...

  • @frenchfried6408
    @frenchfried6408 8 років тому

    Anand played 5. 0-0 in 2014 Zurich challenge against Topolov if anyone is interested. Surprisingly Topo did not reply with 5... Nd4 as suggested by Peter here.

  • @gary1728
    @gary1728 8 років тому

    Excellent

  • @christophernoah-sayers2227
    @christophernoah-sayers2227 8 років тому

    Yes please!

  • @grennbaynumber1
    @grennbaynumber1 8 років тому

    cool stuff thanks

  • @00bikeboy
    @00bikeboy 8 років тому

    He puts my chess playing and my language skills (as a native English speaker) to shame.

  • @Jan_ne
    @Jan_ne 8 років тому +1

    15:09, what about b4?

  • @ioppdal
    @ioppdal 8 років тому

    super!

  • @alec6583
    @alec6583 8 років тому

    Svidler should lose more often! These are great.

  • @arthurkatz8035
    @arthurkatz8035 8 років тому

    udachi

  • @vladp7664
    @vladp7664 6 років тому

    You and Garry Kasparov should stop saying “you know” all the time. It’s very annoying.
    Good game btw

  • @XieQiu
    @XieQiu 8 років тому

    Great video. its not llengthy at all. thoroughly enjoyed it.