Crusher | Nepomniachtchi vs Alekseenko | FIDE Candidates 2021

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Grandmaster Daniel King examines Ian Nepomniachtchi vs Kirill Alekseenko from round 10 of the FIDE Candidates 2021. Which of the eight players will challenge Magnus Carlsen for the title of World Chess Champion?
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@PowerPlayChess 3 года назад

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@mwangikimani3970 3 года назад

Magnus thought e4 while fine was slightly superficial. I haven't figured out why.

@ruster65 3 года назад

Daniel, you are the best chess analyzer and annotator. Thank you!

@osgubben 3 года назад

"The Queen is in Siberia!" That's right. Yekaterinburg is in Siberia :-)

@maxasvolodin118 3 года назад

Not exactly. In Russia it is considered to be in the Urals region. Siberia starts around Omsk and then eastwards from there.

@osgubben 3 года назад

So you tell me there are fake facts on the net? I am shocked!

@The_Angry_BeEconomist 3 года назад

I do enjoy listening to Danny's voice after having to bear that very loud voice caster- I won't mention names.

@Matthew-bu7fg 3 года назад

i'm intrigued as to who you're referring to now lol

@lazyatthedisco 3 года назад

Magnus Carlsen? 🤣

@The_Angry_BeEconomist 3 года назад

@thecolorsapp1403 3 года назад

Queen in Siberia, in Siberia! :-)

@dhairyaajmera3603 3 года назад

Thank you so much. These analysis really help a lot.

@antonyosifov466 3 года назад

Thank you again for this beautiful analyse Daniel. Looking forward for your videos every day. I really appriaciate your hardwork.

@PowerPlayChess 3 года назад

Thanks Anton!

@jonchess8844 3 года назад

Great video Danny. What a slaughter from what was a very standard opening.

@irradiatedbadger 3 года назад

Great video, loving your coverage!

@PowerPlayChess 3 года назад

Thank you.

@DimitrisAndreou 3 года назад

Thanks for illustrating how to actually win a won game! Appreciated

@royharron4348 3 года назад

The Catalan is just such a difficult opening to defend against with the Black pieces. Good opening choice by Nepo.

@PowerPlayChess 3 года назад

I agree it is difficult to defend against at amateur levels. However, at top levels it is just another opening and this was poorly done by Alekseenko. He was taken by surprise by Nepo’s ‘gentle’ choice of system.

@andrewhaldenby4949 3 года назад

Bravo Daniel

@exponentmantissa5598 3 года назад

AS always top notch commentary. Its nice to have it free of serious errors like some other channels.

@robocop6444 3 года назад

Danny, you are the MOTD of chess. Keep up the good work :)

@KrishnaKumar-np3tw 3 года назад

Great analysis as always. Thanks for the coverage of this exciting tournament.

@BboyDschafar 3 года назад

07:27 GM King stomping scrubs

@PowerPlayChess 3 года назад

Hehe

@reddevilkev 3 года назад

That bishop on d5 is John Rambo

@KevinGee-videos 3 года назад

Thanks Danny. Don’t forget it’s a rest day tomorrow! ;-)

@PowerPlayChess 3 года назад

Yes indeed! Lots of other work to catch up on.

@nilsp9426 3 года назад

Funny opening choice. In amateur play, the Reti is super powerful precisely for the reason that no one really prepares for it. Yet there is little black can do to completely avoid it. I always loved that opening, almost always got me a comfortable position. Many good Reti positions are not only advantageous for white, but also terribly easy to play. Many white moves in this game were pretty obvious.

@traplover6357 3 года назад

Felt the Wang Hao and Alexander Grischuk game was far more complicated despite the result for analysis

@RoyGazoff 3 года назад

The "precision" show. Thnx

@diegocapellini4089 3 года назад

I don't understand (my fault) what was the problem of rook b8 to free the bishop c8 and/or protect the pawn b7. There were many situations where, after Qc7, this move was possibile, because after Bf4 black could have played Bd6.

@eldoreschess2428 3 года назад

Lol the Catalan is gonna be popular for the next couple of momths and Najdorf poisoned pawn will be very unpopular.

@tomsmith4452 3 года назад

Hey man :) I have a question... You always pronauce player names perfectly. Are you good with languages or do you look up the correct pronunciation somewhere beforehand?

@PowerPlayChess 3 года назад

I ask and I listen! Still don't get it right all the time, but I'm doing my best.

@igorwysocki82wysocki92 3 года назад

Of course Mr. King mispronounces names. For instance, his pronunciation of "Wojtaszek" (my compatriot) is a far cry from Polish pronunciation. But who cares. His English is tremendous!

@PowerPlayChess 3 года назад

Like I said, I don’t always get it right...

@FrancescoOmissis 3 года назад

thanks

@Chris-zf5jz 3 года назад

Danny, do u play on Lichess? 😎

@PowerPlayChess 3 года назад

Nope. Don’t like playing online!

@oaklandsfarmschool8791 3 года назад

Alekseenko played very badly in the opening, as pointed out. Please also review the round 10 game between Grischuk and Wang Hao - why do you think Grischuk was calculating lines for an hour? And to analyse the queen sac

@emiliogonzalez7246 3 года назад

Was the fix in?

@johnkom2339 3 года назад

I would say that Black already is much worse after 10...cxd4, helping White achieve an ideal Catalan position and having a big problem with his q-side development.

@Myrslokstok 3 года назад

Or he just had to fold for the wildcard. Wildcards is a bit strange here.

@MartinUToob 3 года назад

👏

@ludotolhuizen7818 3 года назад

I wondered for a why white played 20. Be4 instead of winning a piece with 20.b3 .... Until I noted the cold shower . 20...Ne3 and black wins!

@HiReeZin 3 года назад

Catalan basics. Aleksejenko can't be proud of this ugly loss. Instructive commentary again.

@abhijitsarkar7257 3 года назад

how to identify if there is any tactics in my position?

@strong8705 3 года назад

For useful tactic usual ingredients are weak pieces including king. Pieces not enough protected or mobile.

@mayankagarwal4129 3 года назад

Sir I feel chess is such a brutal game. Even a player rated lower than u punishes so badly .I have faced it .I play with atleast 80 % accurate engine moves after a small mistake but opponent plays with atleast accuracy not less than 75% if u made mistake .Opponents punish by accurate moves but if said to made normal moves opponents accuracy drops to 60%😢😥 and i lose

@thePot_ 3 года назад

Nepomnjashiy. Not NepomnIshiy

@aregnav 3 года назад

His pronunciation is perfectly correct

@thePot_ 3 года назад

@@aregnav Никак нет, уважаемый

@PowerPlayChess 3 года назад

Biel 2013, on the first occasion that I met Ian, I asked him how he pronounced his name. You can find it in this round report at 1.00. Stress on the 'pom': ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-G8MNZtA3Ak0.html