GM Analysis #36 Gibraltar Chess - Hou Yifan vs Ju Wenjun
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- Опубліковано 20 вер 2024
- CHESS ANALYSIS STARTS AROUND 3:30
Analysis Thursday! On every Thursday I am going to try and bring out a new analysis chess video.
Analysis of one of my favorite games from Gibraltar 2017: Hou Yifan vs Ju Wenjun. A very exciting and fascinating battle in the French Defence.
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"Black is forced to sacrafice"... that's what we non-gms call "losing a piece"
Use subtitles and go to min 4:00 to 4:30. Very spicy!
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im a simple man i see a ginger video i hit Like
These are the most instructive kind of videos Simon posts, natch. Many thanks.
Thursday morning analysis from Ginger. It's nice to have something worthwhile in the morning before off to work.
Super Simon always a pleasure to watch ur great analysis vids and that was a real ding dong battle. Cheers pal
Great game plus very engaged and inspiring commentary. Thanks Simon!
Great game! Thanks Simon for choosing the French Defence! (More please :P)
(At 23:56 if white plays Re2, it doesn't work because of Qd5)
Please, Simon, I want a DVD on Classical French! Good video; keep comentating this kind of games! I improve a lot with you! :)
Brilliant slugfest. Thanks for the analysis, Simon.
PS: And another DVD about the lastest theory of the French defence would be fantastic! ;)
Simon! This is a fantastic game and very exciting to watch! Quick question for you or anyone reading this, at 10:44 after Na5, can white fork the knights on this move and play b4 here?
Ben Pickup if this was played now black has nice attack with Nc4 and Qxc5. White idea was simplifying and forcing black to play Nc6 instead of Nc4 after the fork. As Simon said the game shouldve ended with perpetual check.
not only an attack, black can also regain the piece by after Nc4 if white take the knight on c5, black will retake with the pawn on b6 hitting the knight and followed by d4! forking the knight and bishop
Ah! Gotcha, thanks :) i guess Nxe6 could be played after black recaptures on c5 with the pawn but it all looks better for black anyway. Good spot
Yifan currently rated 2680.
I hope you're really considering making that short DVD about the French. I already have the old one and it's very instructive.
Excellent gama and great news that you will commentate Gibs tourney :)
Great video,thanks for the analysis.
tho its easy to predict u will pick the view of the wining side
Great game and analysis, ty Simon ;}
superb sisr simon sir thansk aot for the analysis of game
Nice! Wish you a good time on the Island!
17:40 I thought 32. Qf8 looked very effective. It threatens mate in 1! It looks impossible to escape unless white can find a checkmate or perpetual.
The only problem is that the pawn on f5 ends up being loose and black can take it after a few checks - that's why Qd5, Qd7 and f6 are better moves. I also thought 32. Qa3 would be a decent try but it gives black time to use the knight and put on more pressure.
Simon, I have a genuine suggestion: I wouldn't refer to your instructional courses/products as "DVD's" as this is an antiquated format that, in my opinion, sounds quite peculiar nowadays, especially in the UA-cam-sphere. That is unless, of course, they are only available in DVD format (but I believe they're also available as downloadable mp4's?).
5:46 - I'm sorry, but who did you beat? Can't find any Women WCs with that name.
Ketewan Arachamia-Grant. U20 Women WC in 1985.
d2 and Qb7 Asking self me why those moves hard see what would take to make mind see
Hou Yifan's rating is currently 2680, not 2618, I think, or was that her rating at the time of this match?
Thanks a lot
Nice beard, GingerJokerGM!
24:32 , Back spanker! Ha! I'm going to start calling them that. Hilarious.
10:40 what's wrong with b4?
After B4, Kc4, pxC5, pxC5 and the black king is super exposed and black queen would simply go to b6, then the back rank.
My god he pronounced Wu Wenjun correctly, I'm truly amazed
14:15 Nb3 check wins
I don't understand why people want to compare Hou Yifan with Judith Polgar... If she was in the same league she would have already been 2750+elo 8 years ago (considering the current elo inflation compared to the time she was playing). The only thing they have in common is that they are women... Other than that Judith was a top super GM, Hou Yifan "just" a top GM, who can eventually have a good performance here and there vs the top10/15 but no reason to believe that suddenly she'd become as good as them.
Judit Polgar is one of my four favorite players of all time (Morphy, Tal, Fischer are the others) so on the one hand I see what you're saying. But based on the games I've seen, Hou Yifan does have something in common with all of these, including Polgar: she is a relentless attacker. Sac, sac, mate...or be mated. It's a really exciting way to play and there don't seem to be that many players at her level (or above) who play that way. I like to think it's how Simon would play if he were even better than he is. Have you seen Hou's queen sac game from a year or so ago? It really does look like something Polgar would do.
Yes i've seen it and sorry but i wasnt that impressed for two reasons : she was against an IM (compared to Kasparov sacking a queen vs Kramnik it's pretty lackluster), plus nowadays with the computers players actually don't take risk when they do that, they already "know" it's ok. Btw the second reason is also why Caruana vs Nakamura didn't impress me that much : someone in Caruana's team "discovered" thanks to the engine that 2 knights on the center were actually strong enough to justify the queen sacrifice.
In short: when Tal sacrificed a queen he was taking risks and the idea came from his own brain, nothing in common with today.
more of the same Simon!
Simon please pronounce Hou different, it genuinely sounds like "hoe" and I dont think she wants to be called like that :D I think most commentators pronounce her name like the word "who".
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It still sounds wrong ...
First!!!!
Bastard!