What happened with it? Was it already done and I missed it, or yet to come?
Yep, here's the video. http://www.chess.com/video/player/ignoring-general-principles
GM Dzindzichasvili analysed the game, it was instructive and very amusing.
What happened with it? Was it already done and I missed it, or yet to come?
Yep, here's the video. http://www.chess.com/video/player/ignoring-general-principles
GM Dzindzichasvili analysed the game, it was instructive and very amusing.
I don't think it was posted in this thread. I searched for the game but black is quite prolific and has lots of games and white seems to have disappeared (or Dzindzi has butchered the pronounciation )
Actually I've just noticed that the one I posted above was the third of three he analysed. Here are the other 2:
http://www.chess.com/video/player/making-decisions-in-early-stage-of-the-game
http://www.chess.com/video/player/instructive-errors-in-imbalanced-positions
I haven't watched these two yet, some entertainment value for later.
Ok, I was looking for a title which would say something about member analysis... What are the other 2 games?
In all 3 videos Dzindzi analyses games submitted by chess.com members. The one I posted first is, in fact, the last in this series. The other 2 are the preceding ones
but which games are they?
I can't find them. In the first game he said the no player names were supplied. In the second, he mentions a player who is a member here but has no live or online games in their profile and a cryptically-named opponent, who he couldn't even pronounce. For the third, white seems to have deleted their account and black has a gazillion games
Guys, thanks for your posts! KEEP posting!!! Any time we need Member Analysis, we will refer back to this thread!
No heinzie, there isn't. All of our videos are saved on the server however. Good idea, and something we will look into though... Thanks!
Here are my 2 cents. I especially like the ending. The finish was a thrill! Hope to be critiqued!
http://www.chess.com/echess/game.html?id=42461963
ATTENTION: Everyone who is still following this thread. Time for more games!!! WE want more member analysis auditions for some upcoming Dzindzi and Bojkov vids... You have one week to post all your games (and please, try to post ones that REALLY were interesting and hard fought on both sides, not just your miniatures )...
Thanks
Danny
http://www.chess.com/echess/game.html?id=40439896
I did my own analysis and annotation of this game, and sent it to one of you awhile ago. If this game is chosen, I can re-send my analysis before the video is made, just let me know.
This is the other one that may be interesting:
http://www.chess.com/echess/game.html?id=43650788
At move 35, I thought I saw a win, instead of the draw I had been calculating. I had previously looked at moving my king to capture his a-pawn, but sa that his king could get there as fast as mine could, so I settled on blockading his c-pawn, and holding my kingside pawns with my bishop. Then I saw that my bishop could slow down his king, and my king could reach his a-pawn. I thought I had a win. I assumed my 3 kingside pawns, achored with my bishop on dark squares, would hold against his 3 kingside pawns and his king, without actually calculating the fact that he could make a passer. His 44...g4?? destroyed his winning channces, as far as I can tell.
biggest tree i have chopped down 13xx VS 19xx
http://www.chess.com/echess/game.html?id=44572490
move 35 to end, I consider my finest moment
What happened with it? Was it already done and I missed it, or yet to come?