Very nice Peter, but plz also show us Giri demonstrating 22 Qxb6 e2 23 Re1 Qxc1! 23 Rxc1 e1D+ 24 Rxe1 Rxe1+ 25 Bf1 Bh3 versus Carlsen... Ouch!

I was impressed by his lucid explanations. I am a poor chess player (1300) but in my opinion, he will make a very good second to Anand or his challenger, don't you think?!

A fine demonstration by GM Navara, interesting & instructive (btw, I didn't see any reason for him to apologize for his English, which seems very good).

He's one of my favourite players!

Great! I like this videos very much! Can't wait for the next one. Thanks so much.

Navara is a really great player, his games are full of interesting and instructive ideas!

It is fascinating to distinguish what a player of Navara's strength sees though calculation, through knowledge of endgame theory, and through intuition.

Since Wojtaszek isn't yet well known notwithstanding his fast rise in the ratings, I hope that he too has an opportunity to give such a presentation during the tournament .

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Navara seems like a really nice guy ! ;)

Demo of a rook ending ! actually makes a nice change

is there a way to make fritz play rook endings ?for training

please advise

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Demo of a rook ending ! actually makes a nice change

is there a way to make fritz play rook endings ? for training perposes ??

please advise

thanks

I really am affected by the humble nature and the way that he is giving himself the credit for the great work. The end of the last video when he explains why he wanted to show the game just melts my heart.

Great video with a perfect description of the ideas, as a fan of David I would be very glad to see similar kind of presentation again after the next victory.

Beautiful video ... I had to watch it until the end. A video of that length is very instructive. And many thanks to Navara for giving these unusual insights into the thinking of a great player