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This "top 5 moves" series is amazing. GM Ginger beard is great as well.

Anish Giri's Top 5 Draws.

My opponent attacked my queen with a bishop Then I thought of gm Simon William's In the top 5 greatest moves of mikal tal Saying "Most mortals will think oh no! my queen is in danger but he wasn't mortal. So I hang my queen and went to win the game😎 By time out

She was 8th in the whole world in her peak took down wc just an inspiration and an attacking Genius...love judit

I found myself compelled to tell all the casual non-chess people who were talking about Queen’s gambit last month about Judit. The closest to a real life Beth there’s ever been. And they’re all surprisingly super interested to hear about it. Seems like the show really has people interested in chess.

I love that GM Simon made it a point to say that Judit is one of the best chess players period. Regardless of gender. And that she's the best woman chess player in history. And that he and all of us benefit from her play.

The way the 2 knights could combine is so cool!

"That's irrelevant." Perfect comment by a brilliant commentator.

I felt really smart for figuring the first one out! Learning chess is so fun, I got positively giddy when I realized a queen sacrifice would work! Good vid, thanks mate.

Thank you for putting out a video about a female chess player, love to see some representation.

This is one of the best series on entire KZfaq!!! Please continue this with other legends' top 5 moves!!!

The third game just mind blown

Polgar’s game vs Shirov should be her immortal.

total. the amazing thing is that a lot of her games have similar series of punches when delivering Checkmate.A truly unique player

The two knights are a favorite when they team up side-by-side to deliver a form of smothered mate. As GM Williams would so accurately call it, "astonishing." Two knight mates side-by-side are always difficult to spot by us mere chess mortals. Thank you for sharing, Mr. Williams. There is an amazing Q sac with the two knight side-by-side mate in Irving Chernev's "A Fireside Book of Chess." A great read with some real "Things that make you go hmm" moments about chess..

All these attacks check out with Stockfish 8 except the last one. There seems to be a clear refutation of this one, although the move seems terribly difficult to find (3. Nb5). Nonetheless, that 4 out of 5 of these attacks are irrefutable is no surprise at all: Judit was a bona fide phenom.

Please do Capablanca and Alekhine best moves when you can

5:01 ---> Aaaaawwww ---> Looks so good

The first one was my favorite! Awesome queen sacrifice I never would of thought of that

Reminds me of Paul Morphy, Fischer's favourite player, and described by him as being probably the most accurate player of all time.

Waiting for capablancas best moves!

Its always a pleasure watching Simon Williams comments.

7:21 isn't qh8 or qh7 is mate why to take bishop with knight

g4 to prepare Harry h2-h4xg5 is an awesome attacking idea!

The first game (against Chiringirova) was played in 1988. Judit was 12 years old and Pavlina was 33. The pictures you used are from roughly 3 decades later. Come on.

Just came here for the 'Booooom'💥💥

The assault on Chernin was a mugging!

My problem is that I can find all the moves but dont know when to look for it.😢❤

From my limited chess research, Judit is the most aggressive player ever. Only the best defensive players have won against her. Unfortunately for her, some of the greatest defensive players ever live along with her.

Thanks Simon. You're the one I look forward to on this channel.

She is the best female out there today... Great player Judith Polgar

The plan and move against Berkes Frenc is my favourite. Slow motion death.

Judit is literally the KING SLAYER of chess world

Nice games and nice explations..! Thanks

Its really entertaining how he explains all stuff.😄 We want more vdos simon😊👍

I came here from the "Atomic Habits" book

I don't really like it when people ask me to "like" their channel, and even less when they tell me to "make sure" to do it. Much better would be: "if you like this channel, then please hit the like-button". But even that reminder should not be necessary.

Came here from the book called Atomic Habits, there was an analogy drawn related to Judit's family and I was curious

Liked video as usual.. but please.. state what colour (Polgar in this case).. to play… thanks x

The fifth one was my favourite

great to see the continuation of this series resume ❤️

The playstyle of judit is always aim for the king

Good bless you man, you always makes me laugh from all my heart

I just figured out what the move was from the first game on this list the moment I saw a thumbnail of this video. :)

61... Ng4!! in 2007 Grischuk vs Polgar.

In the first game Judit's brillancy was when she played Re8 she made a trap for Pavlina by giving her a piece and then she smashed her with the queen sac In general playing against Judit is really suicidal 😈😈

The last one was great I’m just an intermediate player and I was stunned by all those I’m curious if there was a way to wiggle out of her attacks maybe somehow she left an opening while gaining up on the king she lost focus somewhere else I’m very curious

Stunning. Brilliant. Thank you for sharing.

vishywan anand?

Excelent choice of pics in Shirov match :D

Simon: Judit is the best female player of all time Hou Yifan: Am I a joke to you?

@ 7:21 no need to take that bishop. Queen to h7 is checkmate straight away

g4 to facilitate h4 is a brilliantly obvious idea

i love the way she plays

5:16 knight to f 3 is check but instead of moving your king one right into mate why not take the knight with your queen?

Thanks for the "Name Your Pawns" lesson!

They should make a series about the Polgars

She waits for the perfect time to attack and then attacks all over the board, very intelligent style.

Yeayyy... GM simon is back.... I do love his every single word👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻 🥰🥰🥰

vishywan kenobi

Why wasn't the rook captured in the 4th example?

At 7:21 why did the knight took the bishop, wouldn't queen to H7 checkmate? New player here

Thanks for the video. It’s great! However you do talk about her in the past tense, which makes one worry whether she is still alive?!! But also for me , she is one the best voices of chess of all time, with her amazing ability to talk about chess. Please add that to the list of ongoing accolades ⭐️⭐️⭐️

That g4 was a gigabrain play wow

Judit Polgar is brilliant..... Love these games

8:50 Black resigned, OK.

top 5 moves from gm simon williams plss

Valóban nagyon jó válogatás! 👍

Please make Mamedyarov's top 5 moves

Last game queen h3 straight itself is checkmate ?...

7:21 im confused. isn't that already checkmate on next move?

This g4!! move was amazing.

poggers, guessed the last move, lmao

Eugene torre 5 greate moves next please

sir please comment/description me 5 moves ka fpn de diya kariye

the second was awesome,nice job judit

Anand not just strong player he world Champion And you miss Judit also beal kasporov T

Never heard of any of the people in the video ngl

At 7:21 why no queen h7 or h8 checkmate?

Explain wiliem stientiz

For number 4, why couldn't the queen go to h7 mate after the bishop captures the pawn

Absolutely brutal.

7:21 why not Qh8?

0:15 was? Shes still alive what

Simply brilliant !! Real Gambit

Wesley So's top 50 draw's

Why the pawn to f4 at 7:24? Isn't Qh8 mate there?

I love a good Back Ranker

Immortal

The like and dislikes if read together made up 6969.

Who see face do not see aggressivity

I think g4 was the most brilliant move

Judit is a polar bear in chess😂😂😂

Damn.....Chernin got assaulted

Sorry for sounding rude but her name is not pronounced the same way it is written. It's pronounced "yudit", otherwise great video!

7:21 isn't Queen to H8 checkmate?

7:20 wasn't that a missed checkmate there?

She should be added to the bots also I’d love to play her 1million times just to win once or twice

I saw the first one