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tomatohorse
The quote is actually: "sac, sac, mate."
AleSGCHESS
amazing game!! and great comments, thanks!
wickedjester14
Never the less, this is great game !
pumpupthevolume247
This is great!!
Tacticos
Another classic "sadistic king march". Does this game bring the number of recorded GM games, finishing in this style, up to two? The only other one I know of is Nigel Short's game against Jan Timman.
chessdragon64
awesome game,I liked how Hikaru broke through the h file.Thanks Eugene.
arthurqq
GM Perelshteyen You are an incredible narrator ! So well pepared, so enthusiastic ! I get very excited seeing your videos and you were at your best in this one. A hearty thanks.
rupnaylak
At 13:50 does ng5 and then Re5 also work? I thought it would, but it doesn't make a difference. Robson needs to solve his time trouble problem.
orestesmantra
What a beautiful game! Thanks for the clear analysis and commentary.
dzindzifan
Watched this last night ... truly amazing ... true work of art in every respect ... and the excellent commentary and analysis by GM Perelsteyn spotlights this masterpiece.
cROOKed_KNIGHT
at the end of the game with Bf4+, i think he would have been better with Be7+
that would force white to take (Rbxe7 or Rhxe7) with one of the rooks to keep a check going, allowing black to trade queen for rook and hang in there. if white takes with the knight (Nxe7), then Qd2+ affords black a strong opportunity to turn things around i think.
id appreciate some feedback on this idea if anyone has the time to analyze it a few moves beyond what i suggested.
kbarley
i learned a lot from that amazing game and great commentary.
alextundi
nice video
shady4life
Great video! thanks.
DavidPetty
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PatrickStarfish
3 minutes is pretty crap. cant even see it
by GM Eugene Perelshteyn
This weekend GM Perelshtyen reviews one of the most creative, exciting games from the 2012 US Championship. When Super-GM Hikaru Nakamura faces off against the young GM Robson in the Dragon Sicilian, you know there exists the potential for something amazing to happen, and they don't disappoint! First a resourceful exchange sacrifice saves the game for black, but then Nakamura finds a "study style" finish to the game... Enjoy!
Category: Amazing Games Level: Advanced Players: Nakamura, Hikaru vs. Robson, Ray Related: « Part 2 Play Key Position Vs. Computer
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GM Eugene Perelshteyn
EugenePerelshteyn
GM Perelshteyn learned chess from his father, a professional chess coach. His record of accomplishments is long; some of his honors include: 2000 US Junior Champion, represented the U.S. in 5 World Jr. Championships, led UMBC to 5 national college titles, and first place in 2003 Generation Chess Invitational, 2006 Foxwoods Open, and 2007 Spice Cup. As a chess teacher, he is the author of two bestsellers: Chess Openings for Black, Explained and Chess Openings for White, Explained (with GMs Dzindzihashvili and Alburt).