60 minutes with Praggnanandhaa after Norway Chess 2024

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Praggnanandhaa played a great event at Norway Chess 2024 as he won classical games against no less than World no.1 Magnus Carlsen and World no.2 Fabiano Caruana. He finished 3rd behind Magnus and Hikaru. In this interview of 60 minutes Pragg goes through his win with Carlsen in entirety and key moments of other critical games. In the end he also answers some questions of the viewers!
Timestamps of the full interview:
0:00 - Hello and welcome Praggnanandhaa!
0:14 - Blooper!
0:52 - The Day after finishing 3rd in Norway Chess
1:36 - The win against Magnus Carlsen
2:22 - Reaction to Magnus playing Sicilian Kan
3:51 - Pragg and Magnus on h3!?
8:04 - Missed opportunity of Nd5!
10:25 - Flawless conversion
12:35 - The Qxc3 surprise against Nakamura
15:10 - Fighting in a worse endgame
17:16 - When both Pragg and Firouzja forgot about the clock!
18:59 - Defeating the World no.3 Fabiano Caruana
24:04 - Coming out of big trouble against Firouzja, Round 6
27:38 - Pragg's thoughts on Ding Liren
32:02 - 2nd game against Magnus
33:13 - Remembering huge number of Opening ideas
36:44 - Pragg's take on Armageddon
37:20 - Last round against Nakamura
43:07 - Final Armageddon game against Nakamura
44:48 - The 20-minute break between Armageddon games
45:48 - Hikaru says Pragg is tough to beat in tiebreaks
46:34 - Better at Rapid or Blitz?
48:52 - Vaishali at Norway Chess Women
49:54 - Q&A from ChessBase India subscribers
57:42 - Pragg on Arjun's amazing performance recently
59:50 - Thank you and Goodbye!
Video: ChessBase India
Photo in the thumbnail (Magnus): Lennart Ootes
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Комментарии : 45

@nkihil1 10 дней назад

Pragg worked really hard to get this position. Chess needs more govt support so that more n more players can start learning chess.

@umangkumar2904 10 дней назад

Adani is supporting him

@nkihil1 10 дней назад

@@umangkumar2904 adani supported him when he already became a established player. He did it on his own. Zero govt support. If the govt would have supported there will be barrage of GMs in India

@kunalsingh4418 10 дней назад

@@nkihil1 chess still gets a lot of support though. Compared to other countries, getting sponsorships for top players is much more easy in India. But yes we can still do better. Although personally imo, there are a lot of other sports which have much dire need of support from government than chess.

@nkihil1 10 дней назад

@@kunalsingh4418 I have been playing chess from past 15 years. Never found any govt agency who provides professional training free of cost. Taking professional coaching in India requires lot of money. Although, the career in chess is very bleak, that's why parents are hesitant in pushing their ward career in chess. So atleast don't lecture me on how much govt supports young aspirant players of chess.

@sumitchaudhary4478 10 дней назад

No need of politics in chess... everyone knows about politics in cricket....

@titashbanerjea4289 10 дней назад

Pragg is truly the coolest chess player of his generation

@theazrael4423 10 дней назад

Very proud of you Pragu 🎉 been following you from you started playing. You are my favorite chess player.

@skratta 10 дней назад

I like Pragg's approach to chess, there's always lot of pressure and it's not easy. I like to see Pragg chill and confident. Humble too, keep it up!

@SecAllTheWay 10 дней назад

What I love about Pragg : humility, respect for other chess players, taking wins and losses in his stride, objectivity, confidence in his hard work and abilities, most important self-awareness

@SecAllTheWay 10 дней назад

ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-UbS-uvFiR8w.htmlsi=6LX1wdmzamtR7RKw 11:11 just look at Pragg remaining simply calm when Magnus says why the game against Pragg is memorable

@trickogamerx6081 10 дней назад

I watched this whole one-hour video and there was not even a single moment when I felt bored, With Pragg it's always fun. I hope he plays more classical tournaments, ab intezaar karna padega bohot.

@Velvet-ni6pu 9 дней назад

So true, he has such a easygoing, fun vibe. You know you are always in safe hands when praggs in any video.

@saipoosarla2797 10 дней назад

Love how humorous pragg is

@kalpaklomate6315 10 дней назад

Pragg is great man ❤

@viktors103 10 дней назад

Have to leave this comment here, I subscribed recently and really like the way u guys talk to each other. Its rly respectful and lovely! Huge props to you and rly nice prep on the interview. Funny and really informative. Pragg was a pleasure to watch! God bless you

@BharatXtreme 10 дней назад

congrats pragg

@Velvet-ni6pu 10 дней назад

Absolute legend❤❤❤He will reach the pinnacle of chess one day! Such an exciting chess player and such a lovable, jovial person outside the board as well.

@user-qp7vd9sj7q 10 дней назад

Legend ❤❤❤

@KarThik-bm6gi 10 дней назад

Pls try to interview vaishali as well would love to see that

@ThecontinueProductivity 10 дней назад

such Alegend both of you

@Phurngirathaana 10 дней назад

Sagar why don't you make a course on positional play You explain things really well Your old blog is fascinating

@jazzydriven2784 10 дней назад

Mmm... Have noticed, very rare Pragg calls Vaishali by name. He prefers to address her as 'my sister'.💜💜💜💜💜

@atulbesra822 10 дней назад

She is his elder sister. In India people avoid taking the name of their elders. If they have to, they add some word of respect like brother, sister, sir, uncle etc iif they have to take the name of some senior. For example Anand is always addressed as Anand sir by Indian chess players.

@rajeswaridhivya7594 10 дней назад

i don't want to go and offer a draw 🤣 I thought I was a good Blitz player until I played serious games, Pragg is just something else 😂😅

@chandru7869 5 дней назад

Congratulations brother

@mordenxmordenx3457 10 дней назад

Play chess it's very fun to play( biggest lie)💀

@cipherlistic 9 дней назад

humble young kid chess is in good hands with the players lets just hope FIDE straighten up a bit

@ClashDude2 10 дней назад

Bruh let him rest

@apurbabarman5646 10 дней назад

00:12 final match your performance, what happening?

@gunjanrakhunde1260 10 дней назад

😂😂😂

@NawazAhmed1 10 дней назад

The laugh because he has to repeat was funny.

@vijayraathore 10 дней назад

60 mins. Gambit

@APP_11 10 дней назад

Why are there no timestamps? Chessbase India, you’re a professional enough channel, right?

@mousumidas8927 10 дней назад

@balachandar548 10 дней назад

This is twice or thrice he has mentioned that he forgets. Might have to check if he is deficient of vitamins especially B12 and D

@ujjwalprakash3170 10 дней назад

Where is the timstamps guy??

@utarian7 10 дней назад

Why Carlsen on the thumbnail? For clicks?

@rajarshihalder5038 10 дней назад

Yes

@digitalsparrow_8599 10 дней назад

Pragg beats magnus in classical for the first time

@utarian7 10 дней назад

@@digitalsparrow_8599 Yeah but there was like a dozen matches played. It's pure clickbait, it makes it appear as if Carlsen is also making an appearance in this interview. I fucking hate clickbait, stop defending it.