Top 5 Most Important Attacking Principles | Kasparov’s Immortal Game!

August 3, 2022 NHaselton Chess Lectures

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In this video lesson, GM Igor Smirnov teaches you the top 5 most important attacking principles in chess. If you want to win a lot more games, then you really need to master the art of attack in chess. These 5 universal principles will help you to find powerful attacking moves in any chess position.

And you will learn it from none other than one of the greatest chess players of all time, Garry Kasparov. He has played this game against another former world chess champion Vladimir Kramnik.

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00:00 Top 5 Attacking Principles in Chess
00:13 Art of Attack by Garry Kasparov (vs Kramnik)
00:30 How to attack in chess?
00:52 1) Bring your queen to the attack
01:44 2) Quantity of attackers & defenders
02:30 3) Keep attacking every move
03:15 4) Offense is the best defense
04:59 Why Kasparov is the GOAT?
06:06 5) Play forcing moves
07:44 The final, winning blow!

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