Ding Liren is the 17th World Chess Champion

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Featured are all the tiebreak games of the 2023 World Chess Championship between Ding Liren and Ian Nepomniachtchi which was played on April 30th. After the 14 Classical games the score was 7-7. Tiebreaks consist of a best a 4 Rapid games with a time control of 25|10, if needed 2 pairs of 5|3 Blitz games, and if needed games of 3|2 Blitz games until the first victory. Ding Liren won the tiebreaks 2.5 to 1.5 to become the 17th World Chess Champion. The 2023 World Chess Championship was played in Astana, Kazakhstan. The winner claims the most prestigious title in chess: 'World Chess Champion'.
Photo at end of video by FIDE/Stev Bonhage
Image of Ding Liren in thumbnail by Lennart Ootes
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@ChessNetwork Год назад

With the conclusion of the 2023 World Chess Championship match, I'm happy to say that it marks the 6th complete playlist covering World Chess Championship matches (Anand-Carlsen 2013, Carlsen-Anand 2014, Carlsen-Karjakin 2016, Carlsen-Caruana 2018, Carlsen-Nepomniachtchi 2021 & Nepomniachtchi-Ding 2023). Your viewership has been an integral part of this journey, and I am grateful for it. Thank you for your continued support. ❤ PLAYLIST of the 2023 World Chess Championship: ru-vid.com/group/PLQsLDm9Rq9bHigEUKIRCX2-9yIfDesfwb

@michaelf8221 Год назад

You also had Gelfand - Anand games on the channel if I recall correctly!

@DarcyRyder2010 Год назад

Love these each year!

@necroslikerock Год назад

Happy to have been following you since 2016! Cheers Jerr-man! 🎉

@manassarpatwar Год назад

Thank you Jerry!

@no-idea-mow Год назад

Thank you for your hard work..always enjoy the way you comment on games.. natural teacher 😊

@looinrims Год назад

Glad to see Jerry won the championship, all hail the new world Champ Jerry Network

@CarlosCastroRomero Год назад

Jerry, following the championship with your recaps has been an absolute blast. Thank you so, so much for the effort and dedication you put on every video. You spread the love for the game, and I'm very thankful for it!

@IMadeOfClay Год назад

Jerry, I've been watching your coverage of the World Chess Championship matches for many years now and would like to thank you very much for what you do. Your analysis is amazing and your personality is wonderful. Take care and I will see you next time.

@AliAkbar-rn3zk Год назад

Ding not accepting draw just psychologically stunned Nepo! He had already given up most of his significant time advantage & at that point needed to play precise moves, it was just overwhelming for him!

@RicardGomes76 Год назад

"I hope you enjoyed it"... You know we did, Jerry, you know we did.

@ZayulRasco Год назад

Ding Liren played some incredible chess this match. Game 6 in particular with the d5 advance was sublime! Ding deserves the title. Unfortunate that the best player in the world refused to participate.

@Michael-bw1je Год назад

Jerry, sincere thanks for the amazing coverage of this years WCC. You are an inspiration and add so much to all our enjoyment and understanding of such an epic event (especially that last game!!!!!!!!!). Respect and love to you Jerry

@mrAcuberV Год назад

the hype that was in the chat during the live stream was one of my greatest joys in my life. the moment where ding put himself in a pin, being down on time, after all the WCC where he was ether down or tie is basically saying "I'm here to win and I'm not scared!", such a strong will. the chat went bananas. the 'monster' went bananas and even jerry went bananas! the hype train in twitch did not stop going reaching level 9! truly one of the best moments in chessnetwork history and chess history as well! just shows you how a simple game as chess can unite entire nations together in a simple way. thank you jerry for a lovely commentating for the entire WCC!

@zdp303 Год назад

The coverage on the last tiebreaker game was sensational! Congratulations on another successful series sir

@joealtona2532 Год назад

Thanks Jerry! The best coverage on RU-vid.

@noegenesis Год назад

Pure professionalism, no drama, no other distractions, and complete focus on the game. That’s why I prefer Jerry’s videos over others. A lot of people wondered why hasn’t he got involved with other chess streamers, myself included. After a second thought, I think it’s for the better.

@gregfurney6049 Год назад

Thank for the awesome coverage during the championship!

@Costin.O Год назад

Thank you Jerry for covering this championship and genrally for keeping this channel active. I enjoy your content, your analysis and your voice. I have no feedback as you have proven consistent, clear and entertaining overall! Have a nice day!

@ngwanamama1572 Год назад

Nice quote by Ding Liren in the end, this moment really is an accumulation of all his life's work.

@gavinlangley8411 Год назад

When Nepo realised he had lost he was visibly shaken. He spilled the pieces on the edge of the board and looked so unsteady. I felt sorry for him in that moment even though I wanted Ding to win. It was quite emotional for a chess match.

@coulie27 Год назад

This was as razor-thin a match as it gets. And so wild the swings, pretty intense -- gonna go down as one of the most memorable ! Great coverage and recaps 🙂

@itstayayg193 Год назад

As a 600 elo humanoid amoeba, I thank you for the explanation

@Sapreme Год назад

thats the highested rated amoeba i ever seen

@itstayayg193 Год назад

@@Sapreme you are too kind my friend. I regularly lose to 4 move checkmate

@mateuszkuziemko5582 Год назад

Thank you, Jerry, it was a pleasure as always and great coverage!

@gauravbhagat2869 Год назад

Man i was waiting for your video

@ArcaneTricksterRS Год назад

Ding must be thanking Magnus. He wouldn't even be competing here if Magnus didn't give up his title. We can say for sure now that Nepo is just never going to be a world champion. He is missing something, which I can't quite put my finger on. Ding Liren is now currently the second best chess player in the world, so kudos to him. It was a fun series, a blunderous one for sure, but in all honesty, I think we could all feel the absence of Carlsen from this event. It's just that when he plays, it feels different, it feels like you are actually watching something magical. Nepo vs Ding felt a bit short of the two best guys competing, and that reflected a lot with the back and forth decisive games that these guys had. Of course, many thanks to Jerry for his, once again, amazing coverage of the event on his stream and his best quality of analysis after the games. It's not truly a WCC match unless Jerry covers it.

@leos3010 Год назад

Ding Liren is the World Champ so he is the best player in the world!

@fep_ptcp883 Год назад

All chess lovers like myself must thank Magnus for inadvertently giving us the opportunity to witness such a rollercoaster of emotions like this wcc. Thrilling from the first to the last move on the board, it had everything: comebacks, unusual openings, dumb questions in press conferences, brilliancies, player losing in time, pieces falling off the table, victories as black and white, khazakstan land of Borat, etc

@ArcaneTricksterRS Год назад

@@leos3010 I am sensing the sarcasm in the comment, but just to clarify, Ding only got the chance to compete for the WCC because Magnus allowed it.

@arturorodiguez9053 Год назад

I really feel sad for Nepo, he fought the whole match and had the advantage in most of the games. Great for Ding of course, but bro... Nepo was broke in those last few moves.

@TheGuyCalledX Год назад

He also had losing positions several times that Ding failed to convert. The "engine" accuracy of both players was near identical

@arturorodiguez9053 Год назад

@@TheGuyCalledX agree. Ding won, and it is fair.

@gavinb238 Год назад

Love your reviews. I especially enjoy your way of describing the players finding "only moves" It's very suspenseful.

@geoffstewart1607 Год назад

Thank you very much for your excellent analyses of the games. In particular, I find it very instructive when you use a specific situation to illustrate a more general idea which one might be able to use in one's own games. For example, during the final Rapid game you pointed out that it can be good to open up the position when your opponent has a badly place piece (Nepomniachtchi's bishop on b1). Thanks again.

@petergregory7199 Год назад

Tense final rapid series with Ding’s play being most courageous and so I think he deserves this hard earned victory. Jerry shows the depth and quality behind the epic battles. It’s a winning combination!

@Jahjaga Год назад

Very cool to see Ding win it. Hope this takes him to new heights. Still uneasy about how many of these matches end in blitz. There’s never been a perfect format for the World Chess Championship, but it feels like it’s time to rethink it again.

@skovil Год назад

I think its a perfect format. You'll get the most time for your moves IF you can manage it. It separates men from boys. Unfortunately, we saw two boys playing. I mean.....I see those kind of games in local tournaments or in a park. Disappointing...

@Scottgriffinftw Год назад

I’m sure you see games at 96%+ accuracy at the local park all the time…

@skovil Год назад

@@Scottgriffinftw Well...I don't see World Championship level... I can tell you that.

@jcvp2493 Год назад

@@skovil you've being hating on these comments , who are you ? Karjakin ???

@rogerfaint499 Год назад

@@jcvp2493 He's Brandon and Brandon hates people with brains.

@ManuelCocco Год назад

Thanks Jerry your series of recaps were such a great way of following the Chess WC!

@noegenesis Год назад

Jerry you are such a class! Was an absolute pleasure to be there with you during livestreams. P.S. Hypetrain Level 9 ftw!

@rolfkarlsson276 Год назад

Thank you for your hard work throughout this WCC, Jerry! Now, get some well-deserved rest!

@francismorgan-giles4004 Год назад

Such a treat having so much gold from Jerry all at once

@Bella1899 Год назад

I was waiting for this one. Fell asleep during the 3rd rapid game and woke up 10 minutes before the final move was played. Your commentary throughout was exceptional - I honestly feel they should give you the rights to the broadcast. Thank you so much for everything you do!

@willmunoz1638 Год назад

Dayum. Ding Liren had a crazy match. Three comebacks. Such high quality play by both sides. And a crazy, brave decision in the 4th tiebreak game to avoid 3 fold repetition and go for gold. Crazy stuff. And also gotta say, Jerry, as usual, superb game analysis as always. I love getting to learn new things about chess from your videos, in this case you taught me something new with this endgame sequence at 13:29 where the combo knight and pawn cut off both the rook and the king. Superb.

@ColonelAsshat Год назад

my first serious interest in following professional chess came about because of your channel and i have been watching you cover WCC finals since 2013. cheers jerry and thank you!

@MrPiGuy314 Год назад

Best and most insightful recaps out of all chess RU-vidrs.

@123amsterdan456 Год назад

What a game! Over 10 years following chess (and this channel), don't remember seeing such a tense match!

@coulie27 Год назад

It's been a pleasure following your analysis Jerry, thanks for all of it, cheers to you mate 🍻

@828Brian Год назад

Thank you for your commentary, Jerry! All your championship videos were great!

@stevemd6488 Год назад

Beautiful analysis as always Jerry

@colinhughes5390 Год назад

Thanks for the excellent coverage. By far my favourite.

@YassinTun Год назад

i love when you say" this game goes no further " thank you jerry i've been watching your channel for many years and always enjoying your analysis the most.

@thecook238 Год назад

Thank you Jerry, awesome as usual! What a World Championship! Congrats to Ding, that was an amazing ending!

@krisgen29 Год назад

another great summary from jerry. well done. i don't issue compliments lightly. so jerry's right up there with the best when it comes to chess commentary. not overly thorough. not underdone, either. i like the explanations of all the ensuing errors that players could make if they're not wary. these are important points to make clear, lest lesser minds be left wondering. well done once again. dave

@skovil Год назад

Agreed! It takes time and effort to hit that sweet spot and Jerry nailed it. I watch other commentaries, but I only subscribed to this.

@gamingpro2216 Год назад

I watched your livestream for a lot of this tiebreak. One of the best coverages that was happening

@AroundWayOther Год назад

congrats to Ding! and much love jerry for all your fantastic coverage !!

@jonrwert Год назад

Incredible match and wonderful quote by Ding at the end. Nice work as always on these videos. Really shocking but also sort of expected how it came down to such a decisive last game. I was pulling for Ding since earlier in the match when he was the underdog and after seeing a few missed wins around game 7 and 8. Ian played strong out of the gate but in the end choked in the last game. Really felt like a close battle the whole time, a lot of previous matches with Carlsen felt like a foregone conclusion earlier on, but this one was a real nail biter. Great play by both players who felt very equally matched, congratulations to Ding who managed to last out the battle of nerves in the end.

@davvves7977 Год назад

Thank you for all the work on the videos this year! Loved em!

@JG-zs8tr Год назад

Thank you so much for your coverage Jerry. Your live streams are by far my favorite part of WCC matches.

@dylarng4564 Год назад

Thanks for another awesome coverage of the WCC. Need more videos from you until the next WCC. You are easily the best on RU-vid and learn something from you every video! :)

@hhigh_af Год назад

Thank you jerry, what a ride this world championship has been

@BrutalFatality Год назад

Thanks for the amazing coverage and analysis Jerry. This WCC sure was wild!

@MrKayDeeJay Год назад

Thanks Jerry, wonderful coverage of an epic match!

@Dracooooooooooooo Год назад

Just like almost every year so far, it's been a pleasure following this WC with your almost daily analysis, Jerry! Having no personal favourite to win, I felt like Ding Liren losing would have been less devastating for him than Nepo losing, however both played great, and it's sad to say that Nepo only has himself to blame for not pulling it through. His look at the end of the game was heart-wrenching 😢 Looking forward to seeing more individual game analysis from your in the future!

@DrZygote214 Год назад

Champion Ding will make a great ambassador for Chess, not just in China but in the whole world. Can't really say the same about Nepo. I wanted Ding to win since 2020 Candidates so it's ofc very easy for me to say that.

@ZanethCraft Год назад

Jerry, thank you for this. I have no words to express how much your coverage means to me

@samstade5598 Год назад

Loved your recaps. Thanks for all the cool side lines. Learned a lot. Chess is so cool.

@BriantWebster Год назад

Thank you for another full coverage! And the quote at the end was a nice touch.

@Phoenix4717 Год назад

Thank you very much, Jerry.

@ChessNetwork Год назад

👍

@darthrainbows Год назад

Congrats to Ding Liren for winning! And congrats to Ian too for an exciting World Chess Championship match.

@AJ-iu6nw Год назад

Pity his coutnry of origin, though.

@darthrainbows Год назад

@@AJ-iu6nw I don't blame him for being born in a country with a repressive government.

@Mrwutevah Год назад

@@darthrainbows Solid response.

@AJ-iu6nw Год назад

@@darthrainbows he supports his government

@quoderatdemonstrandum7215 Год назад

@@AJ-iu6nw Pity your racist remark. What is your country of origin?

@TM-zx6tc Год назад

Amazing commentary as per uge Jerry. The suspense was intense throughout. Respect.

@cloudforest4087 Год назад

Tremendous focus by both. Passed pawns are absolutely deadly.

@johnk6453 Год назад

great analysis

@groussac Год назад

Competent humility, a likeable champion. Best wishes to both Ding and Ian. This wasn't an easy win.

@paulleroux386 Год назад

thank you, Jerry, for whole series. Congrats to Ding Liren 🥇🙂

@josephsmith9650 Год назад

I was waiting on this video!

@gbu32 Год назад

Wow what awesome games. The Sage says: "Shape clay into a vessel; cut doors and windows for a room; it is the spaces within which make it useful. So we must listen for the spaces between us." -Master Po. Thanks for covering this tournament. Great Job. Keep up the great work. Love you, good night.

@albertn8380 Год назад

what an amazing analysis JERRY thank you.

@miguelpanta Год назад

thanks for the awesome coverage!

@WtItCbtLoR Год назад

Thank you, Jerry. I watched this year's WCC pretty much exclusively through your coverage. Maybe the world's best player did not compete but the participants were evenly matched and the outcome was in doubt to the end.

@TomJerry-bp9ig Год назад

Lovely recap jerry. Loved it❣️ You are awesome💖

@crunchy3546 Год назад

Jerry!! 😊

@Dswelli23 Год назад

I learn so much from watching your videos, thank you.

@PatrickTengmusic Год назад

I like the graphics on the chess board it helps with the visualization as it co-ordinates in sync with your explanations which aids learning

@bobanobahoba1642 Год назад

Rg6, the move of a hero

@OswaldoLafee Год назад

Thanks Jerry. I find your paused and steady style the best for my 50 YO 500 Elo learning in the internet.

@rayclay2 Год назад

all i can say is if you were not watching on twitch. the fun and excitement was electric. what a finish. great coverage ChessNetwork .. quotes from the stream. he found the only move~! pinnerooni. no time. ~! it was awesome to witness it with you and your supporters, ty Jerry~!

@Math.Bandit Год назад

That position in G4 with the White b1 Bishop behind the b3 and c2 Pawns looks like it could come from your retrograde puzzle series.

@embeleco2342 Год назад

Thank you very much Jerry, your insightful coverage has been a must-see for me this wcc! I hope you a planning to play and post some rapid tournament in the near future? - the "might put you to sleep" series are among my favorite chess vids. Thanks again, you are a gift to chess!

@mizofan Год назад

OutstanDing. Humdinger match, spellbinding game with heart-poundIng (and for Nepo heart-rending) ending. And thank you Jerry for all your wonderful videos, the best for calm, measured understanding. All hail King Ding!

@hinteregions Год назад

i was going to be happy for whoever won and sad for whoever lost, somehow I feel sad for both. The position they were put in by Carlsen's declination (some here not crediting the winner) and it seems I am not alone in disliking the rapid tie-break. However gruelling the standard format, I have a feeling neither player wanted this instead and I have to wonder who did.

@mizofan Год назад

Not forgetting Carlsen needed tie-breaks to beat Caruana and Karjakin

@hinteregions Год назад

@@mizofan Owing to the nature of the game, points and half points, I cannot see how we might avoid tie-breaks but as to whether rapid tie-breaks are desirable, maybe this is somewhat a philosophical question. Historically there has been this perceived need to make the game more 'exciting,' more appealing to a general audience as a spectator sport. I suspect it's FIDE's marketing arm that's most happy about the rapid tie-break format. I was wondering if anyone's asked the players what they think.

@TurkeyMeat Год назад

@@hinteregions the problem is that an unrestricted standard format battle could go on for like... months potentially

@hinteregions Год назад

@@TurkeyMeat Absolutely and those draw-filled marathons of last century are infamous which is why I agree with the need for tie breaks, questioning only whether we want them to be rapid format, with the idea that shorter game equals lower quality play and why would we want that here as well as in the World Rapid Chess Championship. A single 'decider' game in same format doesn't feel right at all, I don't know what the answer is.

@TurkeyMeat Год назад

@@hinteregions makes me wonder if there should be some sort of meta-gaming rule change, for example each player could ban an opening, and if there are enough ties afterwards they can ban another

@kb5019 Год назад

All hail King 👑 Ding Liren Ding Legend 😀

@slick116 Год назад

congradulation to Ding Liren

@melrakan Год назад

I want Magnus to be inspired and make a comeback to fight Ding for the title.

@thedeadbaby Год назад

That depends on how much the CCP will pay him under the table to not do that.

@Graceclaw Год назад

@@thedeadbaby lmaooooooooooo

@mizofan Год назад

He would have to overcome the other challengers too first.

@quoderatdemonstrandum7215 Год назад

@@thedeadbaby Hater

@sunyosharma4585 Год назад

hey Jerry this time I tune to your twitch stream for tiebreaks and I enjoyed it a lot compared to other stream.

@n3xtc3n4 Год назад

Thank you Jerry. You are the best chess analyzer and teacher. I always learn a lot from you brother. How you break down chess moves is very instructive. Please continue teaching and analyzing chess. Thank you so much 🙏

@michaelmolz8037 Год назад

Thx for the insightful, step-by-step walk thru on this penultimate struggle.

@ManuelMagnifico Год назад

I was expecting all day for your recap 😊

@lconocIast Год назад

Excellent games review! Thank you Jerry.

@youtubehub8190 9 месяцев назад

thanks for showing the end, i had no idea why nepo resigned lmao, thanks for showing the "obvious" moves that are not so obvious to me

@mopsnuf Год назад

Thank you for all the video coverage Jerry! I’m not good at chess at all but found these very interesting once again.

@truthcrackers Год назад

Congreats Ding and many thanks to you Gerry (Jerry?).... :)

@Pintkonan Год назад

It's Jerry (:

@henry1227 Год назад

wooo the OG chess youtuber!

@s4nari Год назад

Thanks Jerry, love your analysis and calm presentation.

@AlintraxAika Год назад

I love this channel

@kamal012345678910 Год назад

thanks for the coverage!

@willmunoz1638 Год назад

Yes, ladies and gentlemen, it has all come down to this.

@JanezMLGucek Год назад

Jerry chilling 🥶

@stevelebreton3489 Год назад

Thanks for the video

@JohnIshIshmael 10 месяцев назад

Impressive analysis 😮 hugs and blessings ISH

@DrZygote214 Год назад

Credit to Magnus for making this possible. What he did was rly good for chess, giving us this epic WCC where the underdog won. Maybe Magnus is just a total genius on another level. He could even come back in 2 years and face Ding in the next WCC which will be much more exciting than any Nepo rematch imo. I will say Ding fully deserved the win, and i am biased because i wanted him to win since 2020 Candidates. Human factors are 100% part of chess and Ding had the better nerves for most of the match. Chess is a game where you can be playing better than your opponent, but then one blunder and it's all thrown away. That's just the nature of the game. Nepo doesn't seem to learn his lesson that if you blitz a move, you implode. And Ding did outplay him in many games. And the final tie-break game, he finally beat him at his own game, e4 e5 Ruy Lopez...as black! 100% fully deserves the title.

@matt96533 Год назад

Thanks for the great analysis

@benglista666 Год назад

in game 3 if there are 0 inaccuracies then why is the accuracy 98% and not 100%?

@michaelzimmermann3388 Год назад

at the end the reason to your question is the unbelievable strength of the engines. an inaccuracy gives a slight human-comprehensible advantage. to an engine u can have 0 inaccuracies and still you would stand no chance to even draw a game

@Mitch2009 Год назад

I think the short answer is because the player didn't find find the *best* move in each case, but found moves that were so good (maybe 2nd or 3rd best) as to not be considered inaccurate.

@benglista666 Год назад

@@Mitch2009 i see, so it's a little unintuitive cause they're kinda judging different things--the zero "inaccuracies" is by the standard of human comprehension finding a good enough move, while the "accuracy" percentage is relative to the perfection of an engine

@colinjava8447 Год назад

If you played the perfect move each time, I guess in theory your average centipawn loss should be 0. So the moves that aren't inaccuracies/mistakes/blunders will be good moves but not necessarily perfect leading to a non-zero average centipawn loss. I'm not sure if the average centipawn loss is used in the formula to calculate the accuracy, but still, if the average centipawn loss is non-zero, you can't be playing perfect chess, so the accuracy should be less than 100%. Or to put it another way, if you get less than 100% accuracy, but no inaccuracies/mistakes/blunders then you are making small imperfections that aren't big enough to count as inaccuracies.