Karpov's World Chess Championship Miniature - Karpov vs. Korchnoi, 1978

Anatoly Karpov wins this delightful attacking chess game against Viktor Korchnoi on the greatest stage in chess. Enjoy one of the shortest victories in a world championship match.
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[@Loudjazz]

nice game and commentary. thanks

[@martinmarkovich1630]

1st time viewing Sam's channel. Great game by Karpov!

[@kevinsimmons703]

Great stuff 🙌🏽

[@thomasaskew1985]

Excellent analysis. Good job. Keep up the good work.

[@davidvandenakker]

Thanks for the analysis. You manage very well to explain the beauty of Karpov' style. Regardless of Karpov's claim that he has no style.

[@layladeeb537]

Thanks for Nice analysis

[@vasuimemyself]

Awesome game 🥰🥰🥰

[@sylent8428]

Nice video, I liked the story and analysis. Just give it time

[@lawdogwales5921]

Sam, please do a video on Fischer-Spassky Game 6, 1972.

[@niranjanindia8278]

Can you analyze tal games that other channels haven't?.....And good explanation btw

[@jake-e5z4e]

8:40 does he mean why should he take on h6

[@chitambischild]

Karpov has a + 2 against Tal . Karpov won 4 and lost 2 ,would be great to watch the Boa suffocating the Magician

[@AjedrezamiManera]

Hey! I have just started my own chess UA-cam Channel (Spanish), and was wondering were do you find non copyrighted images of the players?
Appreciate the videos!

[@ГлебЖиглов-й3з]

А на русском нельзя?

[@unpopularopinion5022]

13:48 i fidn d5 better as it could lead to a fork on rook and knight

[@ronnysvelazquez9848]

I am confused. Korchnoi mentions
9. Nbd2 as a novelty while you say that it was a regular move very common in the open Ruy Lopez. Or am I mistaken?