Below is my video of the 19th and last decisive game from the FIDE Grand Prix in Tashkent. I managed to get this very informative one down to 16 minutes. I intend to do video analysis of all the games of the Carlsen vs Anand World Championship match that starts tomorrow. My analysis will hopefully be up within 24 hours of each game. Good news is that a new microphone set up means better sound than my Tashkent videos. However, I have decided to only share the decisive games of the match onto this Facebook group. So if you want to see all the games, please go to my YouTube channel - they will all be there. Here is my commentary on the game between Karjakin and Kasimdzhanov, FIDE Grand Prix in Tashkent, Uzbekistan - Round 11. This game serves as a clear lesson to everyone on what happens when one side plays without a plan. Kasimdzhanovs passive deployment out of the opening allowed Karjakin to quickly build up an attack all over the board. If your opponent has no plan, then stamp yours down before he / she has a chance to regroup. White started by dominating the queen side, then expanded to control the center and finally delivered the kill shot on the king side. youtu.be/27Db1Aqu-Kc?list=PLkl6SlUruCk1jsnJtIYfjDos2n81knsTu
Posted on: Sat, 08 Nov 2014 11:05:20 +0000