Chess is BRUTAL! | Alireza vs. Gukesh | Candidates 2024 

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No it didn't. Danya beat him cause Dina didn't do her job. 😮😁

He wasn't playing with daniel

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Stop 😭

I love that! 😅😅😅😅😂😂😂

Nice. I admit it.

I would rather play against Balenciaga

no one except magnus and nakamura stands up against Alireza in bullet

​@@ccesar1997Danya beats Alireza often in bullet

So motivating to watch this game that turned the tables for Gukesh. He took strength from this defeat against Ali and rest is history.

Shows the difference between a GM, a semi-super GM and a retired wwc challenger against kramnik

But remember Leko did make losing move before that but saw the eval bar plummet and apologized to the eval bar, so he sees some sometimes, but sometimes he thinks he sees something and it's a losing move.

@@tor13128 obviously it happens, even carlsen and caruana make wrong moves when they are literally playing and thinking a lot lol

Thats back to human vs computer instead of human vs human though ​@tor13128

@@divine6104 It's different when you have the bar infront of your eyes

It was Alireza who was in time trouble but also managed to draw Gukesh into time trouble and make the whole game a bulet one where he is the best. Congrats!

no excuses

Nope. Alireza dragged him there!

Alireza is ranked 2800 in blitz

@@startupeco2257 Half true. Alireza down in time first, but he's much more comfortable with it since he know he's better and can play faster in tight time control. So i don't think Alireza is in real "time trouble" and Gukesh fall into his hand by allowing himself immersed and lost time trying hard to take advantage.

Gukesh is just stupid, he was better for a fare share of the game and slipped up. Alireza played careless but Gukesh slipped up as well. Alireza didn't wake up, he literally shouldnt be there and this will probably be the last game he wins in the candidates

@@harryrd7399 Alireza most certainly deserves to be there. Even Magnus (Whose a thousand times better at chess than you) said that he'd do well in the tournament. He's just been unfortunate. It happens

@@WhoTookQuwhu The seniors he played in France to qualify are frequent members of closed grandmaster norm tournaments in Eastern Europe, where they are obviously paid off to lose games, which is something Nepomniachtchi and other grandmasters called out for years. I am rated 2200 FIDE unlike you and even I could buy myself a grandmaster title for 20.000 bucks very easily as I live in Slovenia. Magnus was privately coaching Praggnanandhaa and Gukesh in Norway. He stated multiple times that while Alireza is the most talented of his generation, he certainly doesn't have a comparable work ethic like Keymer, Abdusattorov, Gukesh, and so on. Alireza is literally a fashion designer and retired chess prodigy, however more importantly, an insecure brat who doesn't want to miss out on anything even though he puts in no effort. Remember the last Candidates? Alireza was behaving like a child, played 100 bullet games at midnight, and lost the next few games in the event. Remember the 2019 Blitz WCC in which Alireza accused Magnus of cursing him in Norwegian, causing him to lose the game even though he threw several pieces of the board, then filing a complaint that looked like a toddler wrote it about a very well-known tournament rule? I do, I met Alireza in Madrid, and unlike literally any other Candidate, he never spoke even one coherent sentence to a fan or spectator. Hikaru, deserving his spot in 2022 like four times more than Alireza, took two photos with me and didn't mind talking for a few minutes. I don't think Wesley So would be such a disappointment as Alireza is at the Candidates now.

@@harryrd7399 Damn, you're so mad that he didn't want to talk to an obnoxious fan(you) that you made up a dramatic story about him.

@@harryrd7399boo hoo cry some more

That would be like a disrespect towards your opponent he may be jumping alone but not in front of his opponent who is already disappointed 😢

​@@NazimKhan_1Hikaru was laughing yesterday after beating ali

@@YummyYummy34well everyone knows how hikaru is, lose or win sometimes unprofessional

He's calm out of respect.

@NazimKahm_1 being happy and showing emotion after you win in not disrespectful. Literally every sport other than Chess does it.

I still haven't found the checkmate lol..

regardless kh7 or g8, rfxg7# is mate

double rooks on 7th rank with knight..game over

I think that's the case still.

He literally played London here

Alireza's problem is not only his preparation but the lack of safety in his play. He goes for it whenever he can instead of playing a bail out move.

Tilting is the worst attribute of any competitive career. But so relatable. Godspeed Nepo.

Future Fischer

He said he knew after this loss that he could win the candidates, because he didn't feel down or discouraged afterwards. He was calm, confident, and went on fighting.

Tbh, not really! This was just bad time management and Gukesh cracking under pressure. This is supposed to be a Classical game, not a Bullet game.

@@pineapplesareyummy6352time management is a huge thing with current time format, alireza suffered from it in two losses. To be fair i like it since we get much better exciting games instead of all draws

That is alireza, Alireza is playing real chess & not draws!

That is alireza, Alireza is playing real chess & not draws!

Yea... I think this is outdated rules from era where electronics and computer are unreliable. Nowadays with cameras all over and automatic board which can record movement, i think this rule is unnecessary anymore.

The moves recorded online already, I think it’s just for formality if we’re talking about these big events. For usual small events recording the moves is still probably a good idea to do for dispute and bring home for training. Tbh, it does make me feel cooler to having to record the moves in tournaments, felt like I’m a pro even though I still from time to time makes notation mistakes

​@@dalfifran7572 there are tournaments where they dont have electronic boards. FIDE should look at it in the next few yeaes tho to be able to allow exceptions if the organizers that the right equipment. Tbh recording moves is awesome

literally a Alireza "Nakamura" Firouzja moment right there

Not really,Hikaru and Magnus beat him so many times

​@@dereknichols4376Yeah and gukesh is on the same level with hikaru and magnus. Genius

If youre not hikaru or magnus its probably the worst idea possible

with short time, no, he is a normal GM, @@hakim7894

Bortnyk perhaps

Do u know how he got into the candidates

@@blue_red_screen Can you explain further?

@@context-rx4ou he played much weaker opponents and repeatedly won to get a high enough rating to qualify. Many people see this as unfair

​@@blue_red_screen You know why GM never plays opens? Because it's risky and you are very likely to loose all your elo. Everyone could do it so there is nothing unfair

Very true ​@@thesaltyguy3564

nope, both squares end in checkmate. The rooks cover the 7th rank and the knight the 8th rank.

40...Kg8 41.Rxg7#

It is not checkmate at that instance. It is one move before the check mate. King has 2 squares to go, which ever it goes the next move rook g7 is checkmate.

​@cyavash well if it's forced mate people just call it checkmate

The knight controls f8

Caruana and hikaru too

Except abasov

This didn’t age well

No blunder lol, 1 min man

@@tatouakbar3154 it was ....gukesh was in advantage like whole of the game

Bet on alireza?

Be careful,he might be last but he's the youngest player to reach 2800 He is very dangerous

Thumbnail also of looser not the winner. I guess whatever gets more attention to chess.

Gukesh was leading lol. Alireza was in last place so we were used to seeing him lose. Gukesh has been a monster, no one expected him to lose like this

The people love to hate and the people have spoken

You try playing against alireza with 10 seconds on the clock

bro who are you? he would cook you blindfolded while taking a shit.

​@@isasejahr6145 I can beat gukesh bro, he easy

​Bro you can't even draw a single player in this tournament 😂

In your dreams😴💭 🤣🤣🤣🤣​@@Mr.Png1

The gm commentating the game said that it was i wouldnt argue with him very high level chess here way above our heads. 😅 "The chess speaks for itself"- Hans Niemann GM

he ran out of time because he saw the checkmate Robert saw. rxg7 on the next move is just mate

It's forced mate next move

it was forced mate even if he had time

@@nev3rlo5t its not force mate

and gukesh won

Nepo and caruana with 0 loss Nakamura lost against vidit

This would be an awesome comment, if Hikaru were actually the best. Fabi is better than him at classical. Nice trolling tho, you're funny.

Glaze

He is NOT the "best".

Guys, he might be talking about the best at other things, not chess lol 🤣

God bless your soul

dont turn youtube into twitter

seems you going to be really sad then

Typical american