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Hans Niemann uses the Jobava London To ATTACK!
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- čas přidán 18. 08. 2024
- Hans Niemann shows a thematic Jobava London attack in this game. Like many Jobava London positions, Hans Niemann is equal out of the opening. However, Hans Niemann's pieces just happen to be hovering around his opponent's king. This game shows just how dangerous the Jobava London can be in the right hands.
Hans Niemann vs. Andrew Titus
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Hans is one to watch for, and I enjoy his Jobava games. Thanks for presenting this one.
You did a really nice job explaining this game and the ideas behind it. Thank you - much appreciated!
Thank you.
Yes CD, I definitely learnt something from this game. Hans has rocketed in his grades over the last 2 years.
Great video. Just found your channel. Really like it. Thanks.
Again, another very interesting game with good presentation...and some interesting moves plus top ideas! Thanks!
I watch a lot of chess analysis and breakdowns… there is a lot of it around these days but I must say you are far above average! This is the perfect length and you do a great job of explaining the positions and the plans and also show some alternate lines but do a good job not to go off on some tangent going 20 moves deep on some alternate line ultimately confusing the audience lol. You also speak at a good pace but maintain clear explanations. Subscribing for sure
my god, i would not be able to calculate that on the spot... 6:20
Excellent review.
Great video John. I thought b×h6 was very similar to the Greek gift sacriface idea
Yeah, it is a similar thematic idea.
Andrew Titus hehehe