"can we please get the queens exchanged, i am really fearing for my king's life" "no way, i am going after you" i love jerry's way with explaining each side's intentions
Daaaaaamn... Kramnik didn't just bring his A-game, he brought the whole alphabet. Gotta love watching ex-world champions when they're in proper form. o.O
This is one of the funniest games on this channel - Kramnik’s attack was brutal yet didn’t require Tal-like piece sacrifices, and it’s amusing how such a quiet awkward move like 7...Rg8 comes with such devastating consequences for white
When a game like this occurs, this is the first youtube channel I visit to see if there's any video about it, and it doesn't matter if it takes few days, it is worth it.
Levon has to come back FAST if he wants to compete for the 1st. It just looks like he is not the favourite anymore with Fabiano, Shakh and, apparently, Vladimir being in for a fantastic tournament. Jerry, will you be also analyzing Caruana - Mamedyarov with this rest day "to spare"? What a game that was!
I love this game, a spectacular display of Kramnik's pure natural prowess for the sport. After seeing this game I felt inspired to research his other games and he is one of my personal favorite GMs now
love your comments and explanations ! every interesting alternate lines are demonstrated and it's really nice to understand the inertia of the positions!
Seeing how kramnik played sveshnikov a lot previously, maybe he realized how venomous rg8 was for black after using his super gm analysis. Great game that changed my opinion of Berlin, thanks jerbear
Kramnic has been my pick since day one. He knows just as much if not more theory than carlsen, and is consistent enough to actually test him in a long match. Mamed was second pick, but he's losing to carlsen if he wins the tournament. Plus with Giri, he can go for attacks as his second is a draw finding specialist and will probably be analyzing ways to bail out of a position. :P
Thanks for the video. In which database did you find Rg8 having been played before? Peter Svidler in his video said it was a novelty, and in 365chess it does not appear
Can you please post more AI games? I loved your vids of the stock fish vs. Google games. Like watching a god play. Or how about this: pick a famous game between grand masters with win/lose outcome. Then let stockfish play the losing side a dozen moves before mate (you being the opponent). It would be neat to see your analysis of the different game evolution. Knowing how to turn a game around is something I struggle with. It just seems that at some point against sf8 one slips permanently into defense. How would sf8 get out of that??
Jonas Richert has anybody heard whether they'll be releasing more games from match #1? Or having a rematch? Or letting the public have access to the engine?
Seems you are referring to Alpha Zero games and those were part of a marketing campaign for Google to sell their software. Don't expect A0 in any TCEC tournaments as their intent is selling the product and no winning at chess. For the record, SF was gutted for that match so there is no point in obsessing over A0. Second, there is no coming back from a losing position against a top engine like SF. Seems naive that you would suggest such a thing.
Marketing? Maybe. But DeepMind created AlphaZefo with the sole intention to dominate the chess scene. They've already beaten the world Go champion with AlphaGo, what makes you think they won't take chess further? It should be noted that the hardware setup was questionable and it was an older version of Stockfish but it was still amazing nevertheless.
MrSupernova111 trust me i know how hard it is to come back when you're behind against sf8. Battling it is a bit of an obsession with me;) So you agree that there's this indefinable point where a game swings against you? Exploring that with sf8 id's interesting.
That graph at the end... I turned my phone around constantly to try to get it right-side up for the video and just came to the conclusion that Jerry somehow edited it to be upside down. Apparently I'm not used to seeing black win much.
"brutal" is the right word for this! brutal brilliant!! They play like 2 miles away from my flat, i'd like to go there but it's soo expensive... And i don't like to stand in the cold to get a look at f.e. Kramnik... But nice to know all these guys are around...
cool game, I like how black's king didn't even move haha. only time you usually see that happen is a quick mate like a chess miniature, you almost never see that at the GM level, let alone at a candidates tournament
Aronian's favourite pastime seems to be stumbling onto world chess championship preparation. It happened Vs Anand in Wijk Aan Zee 2013 and it happened here. Both games are arguably in the top 10 miniatures of the 2010s. Poor Levon
Kramnik is on fire. 2.5 Points in 3 Games. In the next game he plays with the white pieces against Caruana. If he also wins that the sails really are set for winning this whole thing.
4:43 On d4, what if black plays gxh3, preparing hxg2+ with a fork? If the response to that was gxh3 for white, it would already rip the king side open, following Bxh3 and Qh4 ideas, would that be a good move or am I missing something out?
Aronian really showed his lack of double king pawn opening theory as white in this game , there was no need to castle so early but the real clunker was pawn to h3 giving black an easy target , pawn to h3 is usually only played after black has already castled kingside , for one of the super GM's not to know this is shocking . Aronian should stick to what he does best for the rest of the candidates tournament , play the queenside openings as white that he is so good at . Trying to play an opening system that he has had very little experience with was trouble right from the beginning .
He's a NM so his USCF was at least 2200 at one point. And that was many years ago so I assume it would be better now even though he pretty much only plays online now.
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Does someone know what software is Jerry using? I mean the one to analyze mistakes etc.
You can find them on lichess itself (watch > broadcasts > Candidates) or just pick the PGN notation of any game and go Menu > Import Game and paste it there.
many beginner mistakes here: too many pawn moves in the opening (7., 9.), rook pawn move (7.), moving the same piece twice (10.), not developing your pieces (7-10.)...
