TIMESTAMPS: 0:00 - Introduction to the game and background information 2:03 - Opening moves and early game strategy 3:54 - The perspective of an International Master watching the game 6:25 - Analysis of key moves and potential draws 9:32 - Evaluating the position and the concept of compensation 12:41 - Tactics and critical moments in the game 14:43 - Exchanging pieces and the evaluation of the position 17:16 - The player's offer of a draw and the International Master's response 19:57 - Reflecting on the game and the player's overall tournament performance A Week Free of Chessable PRO on me - https://www.chessable.com/HighgroundChess #chess #chesstactics #chessgame #puzzle #gaming In this chess video, I analyze a game from my summer Swiss tournament at the local chess club. The game features me, a club player, facing off against Bill, a strong player rated at 2200. What makes this game unique is the presence of an International Master from Chicago, who was visiting our club and closely observing our game. Throughout the video, I share my insights and strategies, while also providing commentary on the analysis from the International Master. The game starts with Bill playing the rare B4 move, known as the orangutan or the Polish opening. I respond with F5, aiming to establish control in the center with the Dutch. As the game progresses, I make moves based on my intuition and what I believe is best, despite my lack of knowledge in opening theory. One interesting aspect of this game is the presence of the International Master, who seemed to have a rapport with Bill. This added a unique element to the game, with the International Master closely watching our moves and analyzing our positions. As the game unfolds, both players make strategic moves and exchanges, leading to complex positions and potential draws. The evaluation of the position fluctuates, and I offer a draw at a certain point, which Bill declines. However, despite some critical moments and potential mistakes, I manage to secure a win in the end. Reflecting on this game and the presence of the International Master, I share my thoughts on his evaluation of the position and his dismissal of my game. While I acknowledge that facing an International Master would likely result in a loss for me, I found it odd that the International Master did not acknowledge my victory in this particular game. Overall, this video provides a detailed analysis of the game, emphasizing the player's perspective and sharing insights on chess strategy and decision-making. Join me as I navigate through this challenging match and strive for a perfect score in the tournament. Don't forget to like and share this video if you enjoy the content. Thanks for watching, and have a great day! ♟️🔍🎬