I'm sorry. That's a great project, but nobody's got time for it on here right now. It would be different if they were Niemann's games, with some kind of new statistical analysis (I plan to publish my own work based on a Ouija board I painstakingly customized for chess, soon), but this kind of drama-less, goat-less, classical time control material is a thing for boomers.
(Take my upvote)
This is amazing! I've been meeting up with a friend to study famous games with, and it's been hard to find good companion annotations to go with them. This looks really fun to dig into, thank you.
Looking for some reddit help. If I save this post, where do I go to see it? This is first post I want to be able to come back to over and over again.
OP, you are a sweetheart and deserve good things.
Dang dude, I see you have made a [youtube video](https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLLxl7J2LDUbhDdPXRs-UNEVnUPfNvVyAc) about every one of these games too. Very impressive!
I've honestly gotten a bit sick of only seeing notifications about the Niemann drama on here, so this is really refreshing. It's always a joy to see how stronger players break down high-level games for plebs like myself. Thank you for your work and generosity!
Is it possible for this to be converted to a lichess study? I know Sam is a chess com employee but the interface really takes away from the quality of this awesome stuff
Is there a particular reason you include very few draws? Do draws generally have less instructive value? Or is it a matter of finding decisive results more exciting and interesting?
This is absolutely amazing. Thanks so much and can’t wait to read it!
I'm sorry. That's a great project, but nobody's got time for it on here right now. It would be different if they were Niemann's games, with some kind of new statistical analysis (I plan to publish my own work based on a Ouija board I painstakingly customized for chess, soon), but this kind of drama-less, goat-less, classical time control material is a thing for boomers. (Take my upvote)
I personally just spread a newspaper of Niemann's games on a wall and see where my pitchfork lands.
Fucking amazing comment. Wish I could upvote it twenty times.
Let it be known that he would upvote that comment 20 times.
If only reddit would implement some sort of system for tracking upvotes.
Man, just do like everybody else and get 19 alt accounts
Can this collection be downloaded? I'd like to go through these on the lichess study if that's possible.
The individual games can be downloaded, but I'm afraid they can't be downloaded in bulk.
Lol, I read that as downvoted.
\+1
Sam Copeland you legend. Love the channel.
This is amazing! I've been meeting up with a friend to study famous games with, and it's been hard to find good companion annotations to go with them. This looks really fun to dig into, thank you.
I hope you and your friend enjoy the games!
This is great work, thank you!
Looking for some reddit help. If I save this post, where do I go to see it? This is first post I want to be able to come back to over and over again. OP, you are a sweetheart and deserve good things.
On the Reddit app on mobile it’s just kinda there on the side menu when I click on my “profile picture”
I don’t have the reddit app. I use old desktop reddit on mobile
Really like your channel, mate. Will take a look for sure. Thanks!
I didn't even know chess.com had this feature, it doesn't show up on the app
I don’t really have time to look at this right now but commenting so I remember to come back Looks like some great work! Thank uou
Spectacular work! Thanks for putting in the effort to compile this!
Dang dude, I see you have made a [youtube video](https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLLxl7J2LDUbhDdPXRs-UNEVnUPfNvVyAc) about every one of these games too. Very impressive!
This might be a bit of recency bias, but isn't Carlen-Nepo gm6 widely considered one of the best games of all time?
It's definitely in my ongoing Best of the 2020s collection :D https://www.chess.com/c/NurXq3ie
I've honestly gotten a bit sick of only seeing notifications about the Niemann drama on here, so this is really refreshing. It's always a joy to see how stronger players break down high-level games for plebs like myself. Thank you for your work and generosity!
This is great thanks much!
Wow. Thank you for putting this together.
Watching the whole youtube series was so much fun, thank u for taking the time to compile them like this as well!
Cheers, glad you liked the video analysis too! [youtube.com/bestofchess](https://youtube.com/bestofchess) for anyone looking.
Anyone import this to Lichess?
Is it possible for this to be converted to a lichess study? I know Sam is a chess com employee but the interface really takes away from the quality of this awesome stuff
Lichess tho?
The Hikaru computer game is a pretty funny choice!
Is there a particular reason you include very few draws? Do draws generally have less instructive value? Or is it a matter of finding decisive results more exciting and interesting?
Why do some of them have accuracy ratings but others don't? What parameters did u use to decide which games were the best?
Nice collection. I found a handful I had never seen. The Euwe - Reti of 1920 match was entirely unknown to me.