I do like it when those heavy pieces deliver justice.

Jerry the best teacher of chess... ty, your channel is perfect

As always I got something out of it!!!

I love these videos! Thank you so much for your insight. :)

Thank you for another great analysis! Very instructive as always and well explained! This time I tried to pause the video after like every move by black and tried to find the right moves as I think this helps a lot to improve as a player. Glad I actually found some nice variations while doing this (either to find out it actually was played or computer suggested... or not.) :)

superb accurate and relevant commentary as always.

Very instructive. Thank you.

Wei Yi vs Vladimir Potkin - 77th Tata Steel Chess Tournament 2015 Thank you in advance for any +1's/likes/comments etc... Enjoy! :) #chess #tatasteelchess

Beautiful game. Thanks Jerry.

Good analysis thanks Jerry.

I can take this guy on blindfolded. And get mated in 5.

Great vídeo and very nice comments. It is a delightful for those that love chess. Thanks for this master chess class!

This kid is awesome. I love to see a now 2700+ player being an attacking and 1. e4 player. Great coverage of the game, thanks!

Nice lesson bearing game on French defence.Thanks.

THX

Interestingly, his given name Yi (奕) means either bright, heavy or a lot, but there is another character with the same pronunciation and almost identical structure "弈" which means "to play chess (or go depending on the situation)".

Great analysis. Thanks.

Very interesting game and analysis. Looking forward to future Carlsen vs. Wei games!

Great game by the young chess comet. Nice to see a game from group B. Thanks, Jerry :)

Great video. Not too much over analysis of the other lines in each situation. Gets confusing when that's over done. I think it's because Jerry's speed of the instruction is a little slower, so you can see where the pieces are, and he comes back to the original position before moving on.

Very interesting. The coming years will be interesting as the new young players like Wei Yi come up the ranks.

what a fantastic game of Wei Yi,his talent is out of discussion.

you're the best Jerry

Excellent analysis Jerry. I cannot believe I have not seen this game. It is one of my top games that I have seen. Do you mind if I use your analysis on a lichess study of this game? The study is about the 1000 greatest chess games played.

This Guy has Crushed everyone in TATA steel Challengers. He will be serious a challenger to Carlesen in future.

Wei Yi!! Had not heard of him before he could become extremely good though. Shows much talent.

Could you do a compilation of chess games you do online, and after that you can explain you hype moments but after the fast paced records (FF7 music?)

hi jerry the only thing i found instructional in this video is the g4 pawn move. while i understand the other concepts its too advanced for a mere mortal like me to find them in my own games and apply. As always thanks for doing the analysis.

Jerry if I could request something; could you do videos on chess openings? Like the sicilian, nimzo-indian, english? I am trying to learn opening moves to really get good at them (specifically those three), and I'd love your opinions on them.

Such a relentless attack

wow great attaking game ! he will be a treat for the élite to come if he continue his development as a chess player

nice game

I'm surprised that you didn't review his game against Bruzon a few months ago, given that everyone was raving about it and calling it an "immortal" game. That one was fantastic.

KZfaq videos are not working ;-;

Chess is such a young man's game. Poor Potkin at 32 already over the hill. Very impressive demonstration by young Wei.

The complications that arise after 16. ... fxg4 17. Nd2 are very interesting. It looks like the best way for black to proceed would then be 17. ... h5, otherwise 18. Qxg4 is coming with a slight edge for white. White continues 18. Bg6, and then black is forced to sacrifice the exchange with 18. ... Rf5. White continues with 19. Rc1 Nf8, heading for e6. 20. Bxf5 exf5, and black has a pawn for the exchange sacrificed, and white's B@e3 is hemmed in, so the compensation is there. Going further here's a line given by Stockfish 5 after 21. c3 Ne6 22. Nb3 a5 23. Na4 Ba6 24. Rf2 bxc3 25. Rxc3 Bc4 26. Nbc5 Nxc5 27. Nxc5 Rb8 Just +.09 on depth = 27. Very cool!

can someone explain why the minutes go up at the start of this game pls?

i will insert the obligatory, "thank you" as i did learn somethings but almost wish i had not seen my french defense refuted =/ i do not think my middle game plan ever gives much thought to landing a knight on e4. i imagine i have stumbled onto it from time to time but now it will become a larger consideration. thank you for sharing this game as i had only been following the group a games, i think they may be called(?).

Interesting that the 23. ...Nc3 took so long, since it seems white has only one response. Were there options besides ...nc3 or ...nb2?

I have a question Jerry. Are you a GM... Or like what are you?

Kid looks great. Ill have to watch out for him in the future. Like it if you like it.

At 8:25 I feel like Na4 was a mistake. Be6 is quite better. Also b2 is quite better than c3 later on with the knight.

This game very much resembles me Fischer. Wei Yi is exceptional talent.

He's WEI TOO STRONG!! Ok, I got it out of my system. I'm sorry. Excellent game and good Job Jerry!

I can see y I will never be a grandmaster

Yi will be next world champion

gooo

@ 9:50 I think he was considering Ba6 if not immediately but soon now that white's queen just gave up control on the a6 square

We Yi is simply a tactician

i welly hate that guy who always give dislike to jerry videos

Instead of Nxf7 on move 29... Why not RxH7? It's the most logical move in my eyes.

your voice is just like catiels from supernatural hahaha

Ee way?

Wow, this guy is a great attacker and tactician! In the same style of Nezhmetdinov, Tal (the greatest attacker of all time!!!), Bronstein, Shirov, Morozevich and so on. Be carefull, Mr. Carlsen!

China , OP

At 23 black, Why move the kn at al? If withe want his attack going he have to move his d-kn to go to f2 and after that black can put his kn on c3. Instead black can play Qf8 on move 23.

11:48 (Be8!!)

I tought it was Vladimir Pootin

Underdeveloping but winning

White is 15 and plays like he has 30 years´experience.

Instead of 12. (c takes b2) from black why not Qa5 and apply pressure on knight . b3 is forced else knight is lost and c3 pawn grabs d2 and b2 square .Black can then move king to d8 and then to c7 in near future ,allowing rooks to swing on both kingside and queenside. Please not that a3 will be next move of white after b3 as b4 square is important to remove black pawn from c3

I thought it said Vladimir Putin, president of Russia

I like his Korean Chicken with noodles.

He's WEI too strong as YI can see.

All I saw here was like watching a GM giving a lesson to a 2200 elo player ... dtrange game .

The revenge of Chinese !

Damn this nigga barely caught the last 7 months of the 90s and he already about to take over.

I nearly beat Potkin in simultaneous chess I had a better position.But I'm 11 and have only 1200 so I messed up bad.

So very many ways to lose to a GM

Kappa

I think only magnus carlsen can win against wei yi, wei yi is too strong for other GM's

Vladimir Putkin lost his game.

Russia is losing in all variations