The 5 Best Endgames from the Pro Chess League! | GM Naroditsky

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  • @atomiccompiler9495
    @atomiccompiler9495 Рік тому +155

    The endgames series is the best series

  • @wahito1456
    @wahito1456 Рік тому +43

    I'd just like to say that whenever I'm playing OTB, you're the chess voice in my head whenever I'm calculating

    • @tajf5529
      @tajf5529 Рік тому +3

      I legit ask myself "What would Danya do ?". I swear to God

  • @Aware2128
    @Aware2128 Рік тому +85

    No gimmicks, straight educational material that makes you better. Thanks!

    • @sihoonoh9021
      @sihoonoh9021 Рік тому +2

      cough cough goth

    • @ryanberg2037
      @ryanberg2037 Рік тому +3

      All told, what gotham is doing is good for the game.

    • @PeterChessPupil
      @PeterChessPupil Рік тому

      @@sihoonoh9021 where's the click bait, where's the lies? where's the selling your soul to devil for a quick buck?

    • @h.h.h.9307
      @h.h.h.9307 Рік тому

      ​@@PeterChessPupil hows selling to the soul a thing though

    • @Ben-ff6hc
      @Ben-ff6hc Рік тому +2

      @@ryanberg2037 yeah, despite how misleading he can be, he's promoting the game and keeping people interested really well

  • @yusufaksakal4128
    @yusufaksakal4128 Рік тому +20

    OMG. Danya! You have become the best chess instructor for the general audience of chess. Your speedrun series are very unique, entertaining and informative. Also, I have watched your recent "GM level puzzles" video. It took me to hear only one line from that video to increase my puzzle rating +400. You said "Don't start to move the pieces until you believe that you solved the puzzle completely." It really helped me to improve my board vision and calculation skills not only in puzzles but also in actual games. It is crazy how just one line can affect that much. I play chess for fun and don't study at all. The things that I learn are from the videos which are suggested on my mainpage on UA-cam. Hence, my learning process is really messy. But just like the "Gm level puzzles" video, sometimes, I hear an advice or learn an idea and suddenly something switches in my brain. I feel the imidiate increase in my play after stucking long time in a rating range. Your videos helped me a lot. I appreciate your work so much. I hope everything goes well in your life. Take a good care of yourself.

  • @donaldwilliams3247
    @donaldwilliams3247 Рік тому +10

    GM Daniel what a killer video. Please more like this. Talk about elevating the playing field. For those of us 2000-2200 studying the endgame is crucial. Also love your 15 minute game videos.

  • @Duke_de_Plata
    @Duke_de_Plata Рік тому +24

    Recapping the "best of moments" in tournaments is a great idea for videos. I'd love to see more. Even if you broke them up into two separate vids, one being the recap and the other being the deep analysis.

  • @hl1921
    @hl1921 Рік тому +4

    The GOAT chess instructor on UA-cam hands down

  • @cobeferraro3464
    @cobeferraro3464 11 місяців тому

    That first example alone with alanlysis plus the "fixing the pawn on the same color as your bishop" example, was worth the price of admission alone. Everything else is icing on the cake. Love danyas videos and explanations. The most instructive chess youtuber by a mile.

  • @Soulcella
    @Soulcella Рік тому +3

    Excellent series Danny! Thank you so much- simply fascinating your deep analysis.
    Please keep up this format!!

  • @jonathansimbomeepo
    @jonathansimbomeepo Рік тому +3

    I really love your indepth commentary on anything - but especially endgames! This video was truly enjoyable, also having some context and emotional interest in recent events/players is definitely a plus. I hope these videos keep coming regardless of how "well received" (as you pondered) they are.

  • @tpd134
    @tpd134 Рік тому +3

    Wow, again insanely awesome material. Thank you Daniel.

  • @saisamarth4989
    @saisamarth4989 Рік тому +4

    great concept, would definitely love to see more videos in this format

  • @Detka48
    @Detka48 Рік тому +7

    I thought one of the endgames would be where Sam Sevian resigned a drawn endgame against Saric because he didn’t see underpromotion to a knight. But the chosen five are also fascinating.

  • @VinayVekaria
    @VinayVekaria Рік тому +1

    Sick concept, love it.

  • @SLKCHESS
    @SLKCHESS Рік тому +1

    Great Endgame lesson as usual!

  • @nicbentulan
    @nicbentulan Рік тому +1

    COOL you actually didn't give up on the endgame series unlike some channels. looking forward to see what your series has that josh waitzkin doesn't have. this looks like it will be like a free version of what Karsten Müller has on chessbase. like finally there'll be a free, complete and online endgame series that's actually in order. cf
    1 - st louis chess club videos are free and online (and maybe complete?) but don't seem to have an order. they seem to be more like supplements to an actual series.
    2 - Karsten Müller isn't free
    3 - josh waitzkin isn't complete

  • @arrowofkira5658
    @arrowofkira5658 Рік тому +4

    I absolutely love Danya's videos every single one is so instructive and fun, please like the video guys!

  • @sidyt5756
    @sidyt5756 Рік тому +3

    Thanks Dania for explaining all the theories deeply initially i was at 1100 just knowing opening idea and when he explained the more deep ideas in match and speedrun i just got more exposed to various tactics and positions in vianna,Caro kann, fantasy variation, queens Gambit declined and now i am 1400 after subscribing Dania i love this man and now this end game explaination just love the work he puts on for us ❤️❤️❤️

  • @tarunlilley
    @tarunlilley Рік тому +1

    Amazing video, that 3rd endgame was stunning - thank you Danya

  • @amerkharbutly4733
    @amerkharbutly4733 4 місяці тому

    Best chess tutor !! Please continue this valuable endgame series
    Thanks for your tremendous generous efforts

  • @phurmthegoat4840
    @phurmthegoat4840 Рік тому

    I love this channel and Daniel with my whole heart

  • @florianl8273
    @florianl8273 Рік тому

    Discovered your channel 1 month ago and am watching 1-2 vids a day. Greatly appreciated.

  • @saucymew
    @saucymew Рік тому

    Great video & presentation, driving home the point that there are so many endgame tactics, especially deflecting pawns and queens.

  • @TheArizus
    @TheArizus Рік тому +1

    Who noticed that in levy's new video (blindfolded vs anna crammling) they reached the EXACT SAME pawn race endgame as in the Sam Sevian game (endgame 3)?

  • @nagatozz
    @nagatozz Рік тому +1

    your stuff is gold

  • @svinto333
    @svinto333 Рік тому

    Fantastic content! Your endgame videos are the best out there. I just signed up to your patron as this quality is definitely worth paying for!

  • @fredgandolfi2356
    @fredgandolfi2356 Рік тому +1

    In a "game" where everything is out in the open to be seen, too few can see what really matters in a position. IMO this is what makes chess so frustrating and beautiful at the same time. Thank you so much for such wonderful, high level content. It's also a balm for the soul, fighting in OTB tournaments and being self critical against sundry 1800-2200 fide opposition, that serious GMs are working to figure out the game too.

  • @jerviswinter3236
    @jerviswinter3236 Рік тому +3

    I find it impressive that Bortnyk find that defensive rook fortress with a little second on the clock.

  • @kayblis
    @kayblis Рік тому +2

    I've been really missing these one-off lesson videos. Your speedruns are great and all, but these are the shit.

  • @AbeKenney
    @AbeKenney Рік тому +1

    This is even more fun to add to the endgame series in that you can see high level players need time to see these ideas!

  • @lavendergooms7958
    @lavendergooms7958 Рік тому

    Your explanations are exceptional! Thanks so much.

  • @KF1
    @KF1 Рік тому

    17:49 "The universe is under no obligation to make sense"
    Terrence McKenna

  • @niccor1506
    @niccor1506 Рік тому

    This is the best endgame video ever. I love the real game examples.

  • @pedroviniciusreichertleite499

    Haven't even started yet but yes, more of this please. Plus, we need more consistency on the endgame series

  • @rubenmaes4062
    @rubenmaes4062 Рік тому

    Didn't expect to watch all the 57 minutes, I had a great time! Thanks!

  • @DanielBrandurSigurgeirsson
    @DanielBrandurSigurgeirsson Рік тому

    I give my upvote to more of similar videos!

  • @bennguyen2149
    @bennguyen2149 Рік тому

    Amazing endgames good video

  • @simonhinkel4086
    @simonhinkel4086 Рік тому +5

    You could charge 200 Dollars for a chessable course with this series and it would be a good one. Instead it's here for free 🤩

  • @girolamocastaldo8653
    @girolamocastaldo8653 Рік тому

    GM Naroditsky can throw in a random, bonus episode and still reach a quality that most chess content creators can only dream of

  • @stormixgaming8389
    @stormixgaming8389 Рік тому

    Excellent idea, and great execution!

  • @blueguitarist
    @blueguitarist Рік тому +2

    Very cool video

  • @lehmamoo2627
    @lehmamoo2627 Рік тому +1

    What an amazing video idea! This is very instructive, because people learn endgames by watching masters games. It would be very nice and instructive to see more videos about master level endgames made by Danya.

  • @PeterM64
    @PeterM64 Рік тому +5

    The Kasparov impression 😂

  • @BNelTwo
    @BNelTwo Рік тому

    nice job danya! these end games were great

  • @hendrew6652
    @hendrew6652 Рік тому

    this is what we wanted and needed

  • @SerLaama
    @SerLaama Рік тому

    Thanks Daniel

  • @Uberlord1337
    @Uberlord1337 Рік тому

    Fantastic video

  • @jonathansimbomeepo
    @jonathansimbomeepo Рік тому

    Came back to comment on this video. Just Watched the recent gotham vs anna cramling blindfold video. The position of game 3 is seared in my mind and i immediately thought of your teaching Danya! Levy himself missed it but anyway just thought i want to reiterate your teachings make us appreciate chess on a a different level

  • @fancyfootwork4790
    @fancyfootwork4790 Рік тому

    Sick off work today, thank you for blessing me😊

  • @dashvash5440
    @dashvash5440 Рік тому

    @46:00 it seemed like you could use your bishop to block the opponents bishop. Will have to check why that doesn't work but it looked like a candidate move.
    Edit: on f5 I think

  • @mikecantreed
    @mikecantreed Рік тому

    27:26 Kf4 certainly is a “savvy-ian” winning move.

  • @wijdswijdssd5125
    @wijdswijdssd5125 2 місяці тому

    Best series ❤

  • @dorbabaioff3188
    @dorbabaioff3188 4 місяці тому

    36:50 when given enough time i can roughly calculate the variations you showed here. The problem is in the starting position id probably play f5 cause the black king looks more active after the exchange, thinking i can win (missing the kf4 idea locking the black king) and then i lose, instead you have to be okay with repeating moves with your king and settling for a draw which for me is very hard and unclear when you should take the draw and when to play for a win

  • @ironmaz1
    @ironmaz1 Рік тому

    incredible, look ing forward to analyzing w Danya ! :)
    Pls also upload the Andrea lessons

  • @shandlez8157
    @shandlez8157 Рік тому

    Loooooove! More Please 🙏🙏🙏

  • @rustzmovie3590
    @rustzmovie3590 Рік тому

    Thanks

  • @davidwellnitz1678
    @davidwellnitz1678 Рік тому

    At 25:53, isn't it more thematic and simpler to just shoulder blacks King with Kd4? A quick look at the engine suggests that it's also winning, and it seems to avoid all the complications in the game.

  • @RaymondHulha
    @RaymondHulha Рік тому

    Loving this idea❤

  • @michszyfel8907
    @michszyfel8907 Рік тому +1

    We need MOOOOOOORE CONTENT

  • @kippAU
    @kippAU Рік тому

    lets goooo another danya video

  • @justinliu6376
    @justinliu6376 Рік тому +1

    You should have included sevian vs saric, where sevian resigned a drawn endgame

    • @DanielNaroditskyGM
      @DanielNaroditskyGM  Рік тому +2

      Unfortunately I recorded before that game was played!

    • @justinliu6376
      @justinliu6376 Рік тому

      @@DanielNaroditskyGM No worries Danya, love your content!

  • @LitCactus
    @LitCactus Рік тому

    It's crazy these videos are free

  • @Majora96
    @Majora96 Рік тому +1

    10:00 a ferrari vs a ford? Haven't you seen the movie, FORD wins the race!

  • @alvarocastroregueiro
    @alvarocastroregueiro 4 місяці тому

    nice videos and nice kasparov accent jajajja, i didnt know about new york accent though

  • @filipbubonja3168
    @filipbubonja3168 Рік тому

    When are new end game videos coming out?

  • @abhilashbhandekar9531
    @abhilashbhandekar9531 Місяць тому

    Daniel, you look like Jim from that show office, Idk why I just noticed it lol

  • @matthewwyjad
    @matthewwyjad Рік тому

    Please go through the endgame where Carissa Yip had a winning bishop move on the board against Magnus Carlsen!

  • @kirillzakharov7336
    @kirillzakharov7336 Рік тому

    27:26 Sevy way

  • @drewmiddleton9715
    @drewmiddleton9715 Рік тому

    youtube should let me like this video like 10 or 20 times frankly

  • @sergiob8501
    @sergiob8501 Рік тому

    Only a few People know:
    the more you watch Danya's endgame series, the better Person you bekome!)
    Thanks Danya, i am really glad you're

  • @alexvandervalk5294
    @alexvandervalk5294 8 місяців тому

    The accent is the best as well 😀

  • @diegoescobedo1716
    @diegoescobedo1716 Рік тому

    let’s go 🙏🏽🙏🏽

  • @PeterChessPupil
    @PeterChessPupil Рік тому

    I almost died when you went well full Kasparov

  • @SomeGuy-on3dt
    @SomeGuy-on3dt Рік тому

    Danya is the best teacher. There is no competition.

  • @madmusic341
    @madmusic341 Рік тому

    Your voice is very similar to Max Kellerman.

  • @mewsterskreech
    @mewsterskreech Рік тому

    I got that Qb2.

  • @zamer5052
    @zamer5052 Рік тому

    Is it just on my end or is his camera quality a bit low? Looks way better on stream

    • @DanielNaroditskyGM
      @DanielNaroditskyGM  Рік тому

      Hmm, seems alright for me but I'm also not very perceptive and I don't like looking at myself anyway :) Will ask on stream.

  • @syedusman3324
    @syedusman3324 Рік тому

    How to analyze with an engine?

  • @matesenelinsti
    @matesenelinsti Рік тому

    The shower is a great place to have good ideas

  • @Amoeba_Podre
    @Amoeba_Podre Рік тому

    You should do more of these

  • @svenpoletka5236
    @svenpoletka5236 Рік тому +1

    There is a proverb in my country that shower thoughts stream from the fountain of ingenuity. Chess players should take more showers, unless they have sound medical advice not to do so!

  • @KingoftheJuice18
    @KingoftheJuice18 Рік тому +2

    "It's a lot more painful to learn from the mistakes of others than from your own".....Now that's some serious empathy Danya's got going there! 😊

    • @fejfo6559
      @fejfo6559 Рік тому

      I think he just misspoke

    • @KingoftheJuice18
      @KingoftheJuice18 Рік тому

      @@fejfo6559 Of course he did. I was just teasing a bit. Danya's amazing.

  • @gah181
    @gah181 Рік тому

    i hate endgames, i'm so bad at them. i'm also bad at the middle game and opening, but endgames are even more blunderific

  • @thomasdequincey5811
    @thomasdequincey5811 Рік тому

    The Chessbrah's would of lost all 3 of their matches without Magnus.

  • @rebeccamasse1557
    @rebeccamasse1557 Рік тому

    This one starts out extremely slow and really failed to capture my interest. I watched the first one with the bishops and it has some value but was long and cumbersome. I might try the rest later. I would say try and get right into it and remember to be succinct. Normally all of your videos are incredibly good so don’t mean to be rude.

  • @TheDedloc
    @TheDedloc Рік тому

    Danya, nothing makes me feel worse than losing in this game. I'm 500 rating and every game I just feel like I play against cheaters. I have put in an immense amount of work to progress and nothing really seems to work. I simply dont feel like you need to play at a 100% accuracy to cheat. There is nothing to stop people from playing moves they come up with by themself and checking it with an analysis and making sure it isn't a massive blunder... ur strategy of just beating them on time doesn't really work for me. I dont really know if they are cheating... just the moves they play are ALL good. nobody hangs anything at all. For someone just learning the game it is actually just crushing my soul. I feel like my principles are solid enough that I should just be soaring to at least 1000 rating................................... these guys play at like an 85-90% accuracy already at 500 rating. It's disgusting and I'm actually just melting down from it.

  • @nicserbo2689
    @nicserbo2689 Рік тому

    gg

  • @ziyad7600
    @ziyad7600 Рік тому +1

    Auto like

  • @sbxftr
    @sbxftr Рік тому

    :DD

  • @akshatmodi8607
    @akshatmodi8607 Рік тому

    :)

  • @econometrics469
    @econometrics469 Рік тому

    Can we have more content from Danya's shower?
    Handsome guy.

  • @Gush27
    @Gush27 Рік тому

    Clickbait thumbnail

  • @yessir6427
    @yessir6427 Рік тому

    danya i love you (no homo)