DANIEL NARODITSKY: Magnus, Gukesh, Hikaru + BLITZ LIFEHACKS

We discuss with GM Daniel Naroditsky the results of the Candidates, the future of chess, and how to get better at blitz chess. We've also played a time odds game. This is one of the most fascinating podcasts I've ever recorded, enjoy! My Twitch: https://twitch.tv/gregmustreader Danya's Twitch: https://witch.tv/gmnaroditsky Danya's YouTube: @DanielNaroditskyGM My Twitter: https://twitter.com/mustreader Danya's Twitter: https://twitter.com/GmNaroditsky Danya's course on the Jobava London with Bortnyk: https://danielnaroditsky1.podia.com/bortnyk-and-naroditsky-s-jobava-london My podcast with Fabi: https://youtu.be/1LMPYFf1iLo My podcast with Nepo: https://youtu.be/sW-i4CPCa_w?si=kLM8n4gAPcgfB1QB My podcast with Aronian: https://youtu.be/THyL4D2Clbw?si=HQ4exmwH4aKsWk4V 00:00 — Highlights from the episode 00:26 — Start 1:50 — Emotions after Candidates 5:17 — Trends seen in Candidates 6:22 — Danya predicted the result! 10:16 — Danya had tears in his eyes? 11:02 — Tata Steel vs Candidates 12:20 — Gukesh = new Magnus? 14:27 — New era in chess 15:50 — Is Alireza washed? 22:15 — World Champ prediction 23:40 — Will the Ding we know return? 28:58 — Gukesh's secret sauce 32:30 — Gukesh and online chess 35:10 — Does blitz help classical skills? 37:25 — Danya's childhood story 39:40 — Blitz vs Classical 44:25 — Hikaru is special! 46:30 — No cheating? 48:10 — Blitz improvement insights 51:50 — Danya's learnt from Hikaru 54:30 — Openings for blitz 59:29 — Blitz grind 1:03:00 — No more flagging? 1:06:00 — Important advice 1:08:00 — Danya = neural network! 1:10:00 — 1000 comments! 1:10:45 — ChessCom vs Lichess 1:13:07 — We play a game 1:17:03 — My kitten 1:17:50 — "That was scary!!" 1:19:55 — Next episode? My name is Greg Mustreader, I am a Candidate Master in chess, an entrepreneur and host of several podcasts. In this podcast, I interview top chess players (my guests include Nepo, Fabi, Aronian, Dubov and many others - the unreleased podcasts will be published in January-February), play against chess AIs, analyze the most interesting chess games and combinations of today and of the past, as well as show you my path in chess and the way I work on my chess improvement (including recaps from the tournaments I play). I live in Almaty, Kazakhstan and travel the world extensively (been to 50 countries). I'm 30 years old, I have a girlfriend, a dog and two cats. I speak English, Russian, German, and a bit of French and Chinese. Don't forget to subscribe!