Nakamura Shocks GM With Queen Sacrifice - #7 of the 2000s - Krasenkow vs. Nakamura, 2007

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It's rare for a grandmaster not to see a move coming, but I doubt that GM Krasenkow saw Hikaru Nakamura's 21st move coming. With this bolt from the blue, Nakamura launched one of the finest kings of the 2000s.
Lessons:
* Always consider all forcing moves: checks and captures.
* Cover the flight squares when hunting kings.
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Комментарии : 39

@lawdogwales5921 4 года назад

Sam, we need these videos in the age of the corona virus pandemic.

@TymexComputing 4 года назад

Thank You - i didn't know that GM from Poland - thank You :) - must check out more of his games :)

@dineshbalani5183 3 года назад

It’s insane how deep these lines are

@vardhman 2 года назад

BEAUTIFUL!!

@Omw2fyb12 2 года назад

So how does this work do they play in person? Are there videos of them playing of just digital versions like this?

@maynardlim7966 Год назад

After bishop c8, why not white play bishop d5 check

@bishlish 2 года назад

I’m not sure but before he resigned could bf3 protect chekmate

@-leko9303 Год назад

👏

@clank1013 3 года назад

Would have loved to seen his face

@liamcacciatore833 3 года назад

Krasenkow wasnt done yet, traded queen

@gabrielb8358 3 года назад

12:20 why white doesnt played bishop F3 ?????

@ilicktrains8304 3 года назад

Even if he plays it he still gets mated, naka's position is just too strong and there's nothing krasenkow can do to stop the threats of mate

@couldntcareless7884 3 года назад

Rh6 Bh5 g5#

@polishhamnr1469 3 года назад

@@couldntcareless7884 what about g4?

@couldntcareless7884 3 года назад

@@polishhamnr1469 Bf2 Kh3 Rh5#, for style points

@tobiakin6205 2 года назад

How about pawn to g4 defense?

@ironerrow618 3 года назад

You can actually escape this mating net, at least I’m pretty sure. Correct me if I’m wrong, but when white played Kh5, what if he went Kh4? If played tried the same idea with f6, then doesn’t white just play Bd5 and after Kh8 White just played Kh3, and hides on g2? I may be wrong, though.

@Seneschal118 3 года назад

I think the trouble with that is that black wouldn't play f6, they would play Be7+ and then regardless of whether white moves Kh3 or Kh5, black can play Rh6+ with mate to follow after the queen blocks

@j.sumeet 3 года назад

9:10 ...... after bishop to c8 white could play pawn to g4 to secure from roook coming at h file ? what am i missing here ? anybody ?

@ferdyanggriawan9927 3 года назад

if he do that, then another bishop can play to f2 then play rook from f6 to h7.

@fos1451 3 года назад

Isn't it check?

@pepperleg 3 года назад

Sam, may I suggest not opening the video (and having the preview image) showing the "critical move"? Kinda takes away some of the suspense and reason for watching the videos...

@peterstegeby 3 года назад

Why not move white bishop for white to f3 to protect the h5 square? I mean you could then exchange your bishop and queen for 2 rooks. And would have a rook and horse in late game vs two bishops.. I am no Gm and I really don't think I am better than Krasenkow.. I am just wondering ^^'

@christianneisler2962 3 года назад

it’s still checkmate

@peterstegeby 3 года назад

@@christianneisler2962 Please build on that answer to help me understand how :)

@vgeorge97 2 года назад

If you block with the bishop g4 will be checkmate

@navish1909 2 года назад

I didn't know it was hikaru who started the Botez Gambit 🤣

@foxsl1751 2 года назад

Why not queen h5?

@shantaramarajan7280 3 года назад

Qxf2 !! Kxf2 ?? Bc5+ !!Kf3 and the game is over for white

@aLegend1907 3 года назад

After pawn to f6 by Hikaru, Krasenkow could have played Bd5+, will it not give white the chance to get out of mate since it will also give a open square at g2???

@ironerrow618 3 года назад

That’s what I was thinking. Then it’s a draw. But I like to think that it’s all forcing.