What an End Game! Deep Analysis | Accelerated Dragon Maroczy Bind | GM Naroditsky’s Theory Speed Run

00:00 Intro
00:15 First Move
00:18 Game
46:40 Analysis

Bortnyk and Naroditsky's Jobava London

Edited by @ClydeBarber (check out some of my original music on YT)

#speedrun #grandmaster #chesskidcup

[austinwilliams]

I love that Danya uploads movie length episodes and calls them "speedruns" it's incredible.

[Shaolinshiu]

Incredible how well Daniel plays and articulates his thoughts whilst drinking straight gin

[ui]

I can confidently review that this is the most informative Speedrun video I've seen of this series. (Possibly EVER).
・Thank you, Daniel. This video taught me tactics about 21 different transpositions. 5 early game, 9 mid-game, and 7 end-game.
・And that's just what I'm conscious of!

[timrueckel]

Incredible game and great lesson, as usual. Really appreciate it!

[adamday]

ive never felt analysis this deep before danya, thanks. you filled me up bro.

[thomasculhane]

gotta say I really love this "thematic" approach to teaching openings where the same ideas are reinforced many times across positions - this video had a bunch with Be6/Rc8, b5, and Nxe5, and having these be reinforced made them really stick

[ZedOhZed]

Hey Danya, thanks so much for making this high-level chess knowledge available for everyone to learn from. You are an EXCELLENT teacher. I've been watching your speedrun videos religiously for a long time now. At the beginning of this journey, I would struggle to actually predict the moves you make, even after taking your 'hints' into account. But now, I'm able to predict many, maybe even most of your moves, even before the hints. The way you talk through every move is pedagogical mastery. I feel like I now have a mini-Danya in the back of my mind that I can consult. I can ask myself 'What would Danya say?' and it actually helps. Keep being awesome :D

[sparkster]

Hey Daniel, just wanted to say thank you so much! been playing chess since I was 9 years old with my dad, fell off the game for many years and got back into it because of you.

In the past 2 months I’ve gone from 1082 to 1473 ELO, largely due to watching your videos. I always had talent for the game, but I just fell off of it around 13. I basically played to become good enough to beat my dad and then forgot about it.

Your videos have helped reignite my passion for the game. I watch almost every day, your positional analysis and your explanation of the deeper principles of chess have allowed me to play like an adult rather than a child. Most people try only to show cheap tricks and traps that rely on your opponent making a mistake, whereas you explore lines of “best play” in a way that a non GM can understand. Trying to discover/create that “best play” has always been what I enjoyed about chess and you reminded me of that.

Thank you so much for all the work you do. I wish great success for you.

[BBNC]

My life depends on these speedruns. Are we going to get another one after this one? Pretty please 🙏

[rufussthubbins]

You’re a great teacher. Please, more accelerated dragon games/analysis! 🤞

[falseinsignia]

Loving the higher rated games, and especially deep thought and consideration on the level of the Kasparov on Kasparov books. Your own coaching perhaps necessitates a character such as R.B. Ramesh but the explanations you provide to my less advanced understanding especially in terms of strategy, I find incredibly useful to my own improvement. Welcoming the longer videos!

Many thanks,
M. D.

[desmundreid]

Not only is this another video for the Accelerated Dragon but a deep wealth of End Game Double Thank you very much for the great content as always.

[alejandrouribe]

38:47 This tactic deserves an honorable mention. I also really loves this opponent’s playstyle, it has some kind of psychological pressure behind it.

[Tinil]

It's always incredibly interesting and insightful to have an analysis board open with these games. It's great how danya identifies the vast majority of relevant moves, even when he discounts the best computer moves. He will also sometimes beat himself up over a move he made that was technically the best move haha.

[MrMannnMannn]

Danya when he goes with you to a concert: this band is wildly wildly underrated

[Thatotter]

Thank you GM Naroditsky. You are by far the best chess teacher on YouTube. Probably anywhere.

[gravelroadsindia]

Kudos to Dana for the incredible job in this chess streaming video! His deep analysis, precise calculations, and engaging commentary truly make the games come alive. I'm always amazed by Dana's ability to break down complex positions and explain strategies in a way that's both educational and entertaining. His passion for the game is evident, and I'm grateful for the valuable insights he provides. Keep up the fantastic work, Dana! Looking forward to more insightful streams like this in the future. 🙌🏼🔥

[richardserlin]

Thanks for some in-depth endgame material. It is so rare on the internet. I think you could make a great contribution adding more. There is almost nothing I have seen of the quality and depth you create for anything besides the basics.

[alexanderjohannesgibbert]

Fantastic game Danya, a real privilege to watch!!

[carterwilliams]

Daniel this educational content is articulated so expertly. Your teaching is unmatched!