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00:00upper hand facing the opposition.

00:08Mikhail Batvinnik is one of my greatest tutors, former world champion.

00:15I remember Batvinnik kept telling me, Gary, you know, calm down.

00:19So this is just don't rush.

00:21So sometimes, you know, you have to stop and just take a deep breath

00:26and let opponents make a move.

00:27So it's always important to remember that sometimes your opponent can make a mistake.

00:34So you should offer him a chance to make a mistake.

00:38It's a bit naive concept, but I know that, for instance, these days,

00:41playing simultaneous exhibitions, I learned one rule,

00:44and that's why I have pretty good results even being retired,

00:47playing simultaneous exhibitions and not losing since 2001.

00:51If you don't see an immediate breakthrough, just make a few quiet moves.

01:01Let your opponent play.

01:03Give them a chance without creating, of course, weakness on your side.

01:06Give them a chance to weaken their position.

01:09That's one of the lessons from my early days.

01:11You have to see the big picture, but you have to feel what is the right spot

01:22where you have to concentrate.

01:23Also, you have to feel the climax of the game.

01:28That's one of the lessons I remember from Boris Spassky,

01:31another great world champion, who helped me with his unique advices.

01:36His theory was that the strength of the player at the current moment,

01:41it's his or her ability to identify the climax of the game

01:46because you have so much time available.

01:51In the good old days, we had two and a half hours for 40 moves.

01:55Now it's less time.

01:57But still, you have X amount of time.

02. MasterClass - Garry Kasporov Teaches Chess - Fundamentals

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