🔥Gary Kasparov starts with d4 and opts for the nimzo indian opening.
🗡️Kasparov plays h4, a move he has patented, aiming for an aggressive attack on Nakamura's king.
⏱️As the game progresses, both players manage their time carefully, with Kasparov eventually lower on the clock.
🏆With precise moves, Kasparov gains the advantage, utilizing the two bishops and targeting weaknesses in Nakamura's position.
🔀Nakamura tries to defend and counterattack but struggles to find a breakthrough.
What was the opening move played by Kasparov?
—Kasparov started with d4 and opted for the nimzo indian opening.
Why did Kasparov play h4?
—Kasparov played h4 as a patented move, aiming for an aggressive attack on Nakamura's king.
How did Kasparov gain the advantage?
—Kasparov utilized his two bishops and targeted weaknesses in Nakamura's position, gaining the advantage.
Did Nakamura find a breakthrough?
—Nakamura struggled to find a breakthrough despite his attempts to defend and counterattack.
Who eventually won the game?
—The outcome of the game is not revealed in the video.
00:01Introduction to the intense face-off between grand masters Daniel Naroditsky and Gary Kasparov.
00:09Kasparov starts the game with d4 and opts for the nimzo indian opening.
00:20Kasparov plays h4, a patented move, aiming for an aggressive attack on Nakamura's king.
01:59Kasparov gains the advantage by utilizing his two bishops and targeting weaknesses in Nakamura's position.
08:55Nakamura struggles to find a breakthrough despite his attempts to defend and counterattack.
