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Carlsen, Magnus (2859) - Abdusattorov, Nodirbek (2713)
Tata Steel Masters (chess24.com) [5] 2023.01.19
A35 English, symmetrical, four knights system
1.c4 c5 2.Nf3 Nf6 3.Nc3 Nc6 4.e3 e5 5.Be2 d5 6.cxd5 Nxd5 7.O-O Be7 8.Bb5 Nxc3 9.bxc3 Qc7 10.d4 cxd4 11.cxd4 exd4 12.Nxd4 Bd7 13.Nf3 Bf6 14.Ba3 Bxa1 15.Qxa1 O-O-O 16.Rc1 Kb8 17.Qxg7 Rhg8 18.Qb2 Bg4 19.Ne1 Rd1 20.Rxd1 Bxd1 21.Bf1 Ne5 22.h3 Bf3 23.Qd4 Rd8 24.Qh4 Bd5 25.Qxh7 Bc4 26.Bb2 Bxf1 27.Kxf1 Qc4+ 28.Kg1 Nc6 29.Nf3 Qxa2 30.Bf6 Rd1+ 31.Kh2 a5 32.Nd4 Qd5 33.Qc2 Qd6+ 34.f4 Rxd4 35.Bxd4 Nxd4 36.exd4 Qxf4+ 37.g3 Qxd4 38.h4 a4 39.Qa2 f5 40.h5 Qh8 41.Qxa4 Qxh5+ 42.Kg1 Qf3 43.Kh2 Qe2+ 44.Kg1 Qe5 45.Kf2 b5 46.Qb4 Kb7 47.g4 fxg4 48.Qxg4 Kb6 49.Qg8 b4 50.Kf3 Kb5 51.Kg2 Qe2+ 52.Kg3 Qe3+ 53.Kg2 b3 54.Qb8+ Kc4 55.Qg8+ Kc3 56.Qc8+ Kd2 57.Qh8 Kc2 58.Qc8+ Kd1 59.Qh8 Qd2+ 60.Kg3 b2
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The 85th edition of the Tata Steel Masters is a 14-player single round-robin taking place from 14-29 January in Wijk aan Zee, the Netherlands. World Chess Champion Magnus Carlsen heads a field that includes Ding Liren, Fabiano Caruana and teenage stars Gukesh, Arjun Erigaisi, Nodirbek Abdusattorov, Vincent Keymer and Praggnanandhaa.
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@postyoda1623 Год назад

Nodirbek is an all-rounder; he's quite mature compared to players of similar age.

@a.s.04 Год назад

Yeah he is good everywhere Classical, rapid, blitz (not sure how good he is in bullet) and also chess 960

@doncar9 Год назад

Even more mature than Hans.

@timperalta9430 Год назад

He has a good personality. He is a good ambassador for the sport and a fine representative of his generation. He reminds me of Fabiano in all aspects of his trait.

@kuchikibyakuya7697 Год назад

@@doncar9 some people said that hans looked like 40 years old! Loll

@e50s65 Год назад

Put him in the candidates ASAP!

@nirmalyamisra Год назад

Imagine the confidence level of these new kids now .. defeating the world best players as just another day in the park

@eufrosniad994 Год назад

It’s not THAT impressive as people think. Back in the day, it would have been impressive because a young player has limited resources to grow. Nowadays, with engines to online play and such, you have more resources available than one can study, practice and consume in a lifetime. If anything, some one who is born today has a chance of surpassing every player who lived due to the resources one has access to from the very start. So seeing players become this strong at a young age is somewhat expected and normal.

@seekindova Год назад

@@eufrosniad994 no

@wrathofgrothendieck Год назад

Wasn’t a day in the park

@astlinj Год назад

Everyone has same resources no special advantage.

@Tethloach1 Год назад

@@eufrosniad994 IQ is dropping for younger generations, the old fossils should dominate forever.

@Philiopantheon82 Год назад

That rook exchange sacrifice by Magnus was never compensated and Nodirbek went from there all over Magnus

@iambehryz3421 Год назад

yes bishop never equals to rook

@Philiopantheon82 Год назад

@@iambehryz3421 Not just that, I mean positionally as well

@TiptronicSS Год назад

One of the most intense and fun chess games I've watched live (on stream). Magnus wasn't giving up, Nodirbek quadruple checking before making any move. This was historic.

@camilohiche4475 Год назад

Magnus: "Today I will try the English ope-" Agad: HELLO EVERYONE

@dark_magician_sdy Год назад

😂 love it

@megaape Год назад

😂

@ishteerashid5458 Год назад

Good one 🤣

@batuhankeskin9881 Год назад

I love you agadmator since 2017 I am watching you. It becomes a meditation for me. Whenever I got bored I open up your channel and keep in touch with the chess world. Thank you man really appreciated

@omidy87 Год назад

I just came back from the match. Very solid performance by Nodirbek

@AM_-wg1hj Год назад

You know how good Magnus really is, when losing twice in a row shakes the chess world

@carlo_cali Год назад

I know right !? It's become unheard of and even so, the chance of him or many others doing it again is just no gonna happen. I think this is by far the best time to be a Chess fan.

@christiancastro9429 Год назад

He might lose three times in a row 🤣

@incognito5416 Год назад

@@christiancastro9429 don't matter, still the goat lmao

@hunterhunter5998 Год назад

this was the case for all the world champions. for any of them to lose two classical games in a row was extremely rare. also Carlsen barely plays classical chess anymore so it's even rarer these days

@n0xure Год назад

He only had 1 loss over the span 178 games; with a consecutively undefeated streak of 125 games. So yeah, he normally doesn't lose that often...

@giovannicorno1247 Год назад

Compliments to Nodirbek, expecially the queen ending played very well. Magnus seems to have chosen risky variations in these two last games, maybe he is not in a good mood, let's see if he will show all his skill and power in the remaining games, there is still a long way to go.

@mubaraksenju7521 Год назад

It's good that magnus go for the english etc. It's so boring to see sicilian and ruy lopez or italian every single freaking game! Magnus still has long long way to go

@denozavr8121 Год назад

@@mubaraksenju7521 sicilian. Boring. Ok 👌

@bikashparimanik9455 Год назад

Magnus should just play charactersitically even though he is not in his prime , rarely anyone has defeated him when he squeezes water out of rock

@Corteum Год назад

The problem for Magnus is that the new kids are modeling their play on the newer neural net AI's like Stockfish and Dragon. If Magnus wants to compete, he's going to have to find another gear.

@dahlberry Год назад

I never thought I’d see this happen in the near future. Carlsen losing two games like this. Absolutely crazy

@kasparov9944 Год назад

Actually Carlsen has 279 classical losses to Kasparov's 108 losses!! 14% career loss rate for Carlsen vs 7% for Garry

@Iksvomid Год назад

Too many people cheating against him sadly.

@AysarAburrub Год назад

@@Iksvomid the chess speaks for itself i guess.

@nichtsistkostenlos6565 Год назад

@@kasparov9944 And? Kasparov was great, Magnus is also great. No need to be a stupid fanboy.

@Tethloach1 Год назад

He will bounce back and win a lot.

@Goodguy507 Год назад

Magnus in his head near the end: "alright this is losing it seems I should resign" Agadmator: *HELLO EVERYONE* this is why we love agad, we don't have to wait for his analysis

@flytoheights1 Год назад

Congratulations Nodirbek🎉👏👏👏❤️. GGs

@kkhabibullo Год назад

Nodirbek you really deserve this achievment and with such endeavors you are certain to acquire more. Keep doing awesome. Many more congratulations on this exceptional event.🇺🇿🇺🇿🇺🇿

@rishabhshah3316 Год назад

2900 was difficult so Magnus Carlsen has decided to reach 2800 rating

@nirmalyamisra Год назад

Lol 🤣

@IAmDavid91 Год назад

Oof

@thisisDEL Год назад

Gawddammnnnn!!! 😹

@vinivedivici1017 Год назад

😂

@robertpsotka3525 Год назад

Not easy being #1 in the world. Everyone wants a piece of you

@walterfristoe4643 Год назад

Inconceivable! 👏

@datapro007 Год назад

Enjoyable video as always. Thank you.

@slime_entertainment_inc. Год назад

Hans has been renting out the beads to finance his lawsuit

@bassmanjr100 Год назад

😂 If Magnus loses another game this tournament he may be calling Hans for beads himself.

@MrLuridan Год назад

@@bassmanjr100😂😂😂

@etiennehenrichs6032 Год назад

Just a small addition to the recap. Magnus got up after his 60th move, but before Nodirbek played b2. (I was there live) And what Magnus actually did first was look at the big screen for about a minute showing the remaining two games (his and Aronian vs Keymer), quite possibly I imagine watching from a different perspective to see if he had the smallest chance of saving the position. He then went outside the playing area, to then resign shortly after he returned and saw b2 on the board.

@jamesdelb6885 Год назад

I guess Parham Doesn't feel so bad now. Nodirbek is playing powerful chess.

@afruzafzalovich8188 Год назад

We are proud of you Nodirbek. Keep going 🇺🇿🇺🇿🇺🇿🇺🇿🇺🇿🇺🇿🇺🇿🇺🇿

@HikarusVibrator Год назад

Nodirbek gave him the death stare it was insane!! And he didn’t blink or look away. Never seen anything like it in chess

@archiebobo Год назад

On second viewing, neither player even looked at the board! Incredible

@LukeLongboneOfficial 5 дней назад

@HikarusVibrator excellent taste my dude

@dark_magician_sdy Год назад

These young players are so good. I'm excited for the future of chess.

@fodorpeti1777 Год назад

Abdusattorov easily can be next legit world champion. Very young, extremely talented.

@Rareme530 Год назад

He has a better temperament than Ali. I have my bets on Arjun as well.

@1982oldschool Год назад

Congrats Nodirbek. King slayerrrr

@MrBlaDiBla68 Год назад

Wow, that was a very Magnus-like victory for Nodirbek. Keep attacking, maintain position, squeeze out a pawn advantage and promote that pawn to victory. Well done!

@rohan1864 Год назад

The thing about Carlsen is that when he was still climbing the ladder of greatness he always had something more to prove and he was able to turn that into constant progress against all odds. Once he reached the peak he stagnated, because there was no challange that would require him to push himself harder. That's why he gave up his title and chose to follow an impossible goal of reaching 2900 - whether he succeeds or not is not as relevant as the fact that he again has some target far beyond his reach that he can dedicate himself to. It requires him to propel his progress once again. But the natural flow has been tampered with - he already reached a peak once, he already stagnated, he can't fully revert to the same young player he was before. It's a conundrum, but he's trying. Paradoxically, he probably needs the losses as well. The fuel for human success is always emotional.

@kilzoldyck5114 Год назад

Or Maybe he just got outplayed since his opponent is strong as well

@himanshudevaliya Год назад

Rightly said and more importantly totally agree with the "need loses' part. I too believes lose is the best motivation for magnus and he will be back to be the beast he is.

@andsoitwas3046 Год назад

He was pushing 2900 quite easily until Niemann pulled some sketchy shit.

@a.s.04 Год назад

@@andsoitwas3046 Gaining 3-4 points in one tournament and losing 6 in the other one is not pushing 2900 quite easily

@mubaraksenju7521 Год назад

Magnus has some ego as well. He doesnt need to make unnecessary exchange, especially when playing some strong opponents like nodirbek. The rook exchange sacrifice on a1 is so unnecessary. He could have win this if he just play patiently and being resilient throughout the game. He is after all, the goat of endgames... nevertheless, hes definitely gonna bounce back. We havent seen him at his 'true' peak yet.

@meshackomariba1110 Год назад

Of all the young players playing brilliantly now, my bet would be Nodirbek to be future world champ..my second bet would be prag..these two can beat anyone at anytime..and do it in style too

@mothudimothudi2946 Год назад

What a beast!

@leeball4585 Год назад

15:12 This is known as a 'cross-check' - forcing a queen exchange in this way is a key idea in queen and pawn endgames, see Botvinnik-Minev, 1954.

@navjeetsingh6761 Год назад

You are quick Agad 😃

@ivankorbijn4198 Год назад

hahaha lol lol I've been trying to tell you... as soon as someone goes without fear against him, there will be a point in time where he will crumble. Glass up for Abdusattorov, that's how you crush a player that thinks he's untouchable.

@bikashparimanik9455 Год назад

He IS untouchable , these young kids won't have anything on him when he was in his peak rating crushing left and right , and this game he did an unnecessary exchange sacrifice ( prolly out of ego again ) so not a suprise he lost

@ToniDerAlbaner Год назад

Appreciate you, agad! ❤️

@jyujohnson2360 Год назад

You did not mention that Levon’s game was not finished so no he is not sharing 9th and 10th with Magnus he is sharing 3rd and 4th with Fabi and Prag

@mirzohidsalimov3809 Год назад

now you should add Nodirbek's photo into your channel's background 🙂

@yashasvitathya Год назад

What a quote from vishy ❤️🙏🏽

@debsaye3360 Год назад

This guy is ONLY 18 years old! imagine how good he will become

@add1cted2l3arning Год назад

I would like to see a material counter graphic somewhere. Could be small but just a +/-(n) 🙏 Thank you, love your videos!

@mitrapooran2023 Год назад

Great Job my Bro!..even if ..you World Class Gentleman..God Bless bro..cheers!

@xethnyrrow Год назад

That was a CLEAN win, well done. Like I said, Tata Steel doesn't disappoint. :)

@arunmani7382 Год назад

Awesome game

@Cyrilo92 Год назад

Hello, have you considered displaying time situation somewhere on the screen for games where that info is accessible to you? In example, you could display the clock for each of the players between the players' images so we, as the viewers, could get a bit of context how long some moves took to make and what the situation on the clock was. With each move, you update the clock info. I know that u usually mention time situation where it's relevant, but I guess that this could be a piece of additional info that would be valuable to viewers in some situations. I love your content. I've been subscribed for years and I love watching your channel grow and develop. You're doing a great job and I hope you never stop making chess content! Cheers!

@Trip_Fontaine Год назад

It always blows my mind how complicated even simple-looking endgames can be.

@theo7371 Год назад

Show Ding vs Arjun, it was a very fun position despite the draw.

@koalabrownie Год назад

You should watch the post-game interview. Ding definitely did not find it fun

@user-bv9kk8zh8z Год назад

Nodirbek = The Kingslayer

@tarasov9794 Год назад

What a beautiful game.

@supersus5229 Год назад

SO happy for nodirbek

@vivekr7170 Год назад

When you witnesse the historic moment of magnus resigning on live stream

@fangiscool1 Год назад

Magnus has resigned plenty of times on live stream. He loses games sometimes lol. It's not a once in a lifetime thing

@kasparov9944 Год назад

@@fangiscool1 Yes he has 279 losses in classical compared to only 108 for Kasparov!

@vivekr7170 Год назад

@@fangiscool1it is historic when it is 2 times in a row

@fangiscool1 Год назад

@@vivekr7170 agreed, but that's not what you said

@SirMasterEpic Год назад

Really good video before i even knew what happened .

@burningelement1656 Год назад

As Hikaru said recently in one his videos, he is jealous that the young kids these days have so many opportunities to verse the top GMs, and now we are seeing some brilliant games :D

@mrkrabs3766 Год назад

Verse isnt the word you want it to be friend

@hirukashiro5995 Год назад

@@mrkrabs3766 lmaooo

@pranayrawat1 Год назад

Magnus went to washroom before resigning to see that is Nodirbek using a mobile or any other cheating device that is hidden there......rofl

@James-Bond-007_ Год назад

True magnus is a true hypocrite and I hate him for this

@rakhimovjasurbek5156 Год назад

We feel a sense of pride with you Nodirbek keep up winning inshaAllah. Good luck Uzbekistan! 🎉🎉🎉

@kevindeschepper8140 Год назад

I knew the video was already online, agad is fast.

@roky7480 Год назад

Praggnanda is going to be a big challenge for Abdusattorov I bet. Pragg defeated Ding Liren and forced Giri for a draw. His next target is Abdusattorov.

@kelvinlucas1845 Год назад

Abdusattorov is mean and serious. He's winning this tournament

@roky7480 Год назад

@@kelvinlucas1845 Praggnanda has defeated Abdusattorov before and he’s gonna do it again. Praggnanda is very sharp in classical chess format.

@kelvinlucas1845 Год назад

@@roky7480 don't think so. Maybe draw at best

@roky7480 Год назад

@@kelvinlucas1845 yeah but if Abdusattorov is going for a win against Pragg, he has to play a really serious game.

@AJWorldC Год назад

Nodirbek G'alaba uchun rahmat uz

@JW-qd3ol Год назад

Meanwhile, nobody's gonna question Abdusattarov beating Magnus with the black pieces, because a) he's been a world champion himself in the past, b) Magnus respects him, but most importantly, c) he doesn't have a history of cheating, and lying about cheating. Great game, Nodirbek!!

@timanderson6005 Год назад

And he is a LOT better than HMN!

@bikashparimanik9455 Год назад

@@timanderson6005 Delusion , Let's see them playing multiple games in a row , magnus would win most , even though he is not good as his prime now , and about his prime ? He is untouchable , Nodirbek would look like An IM infront of prime carlsen . Just to remind u again carlsen sacrificed a rook exchange which was a bad risky play (Instead magnus could have played like he normally does ,squeezing water out of rock and no one would have stood a chance , that was the only thing that gave Nodirbek winning chances 😂

@timanderson6005 Год назад

@@bikashparimanik9455 I think you read just a little bit too much into my comment. Magnus lost but he didn't complain because NA is a good player. End of. Time to go troll someone else.

@itbeHootie Год назад

Man, what an absolutely stacked card.

@Rareme530 Год назад

Chess speaks for itself!

@philippereeves9241 Год назад

So did Zoroaster.

@braveeee774 Год назад

Magnus always forces his opponents to play little bit risky but today he risked it by exchange sacrifice. Well, result was defeat.

@Ennar Год назад

I was waiting to see what's the compensation, but he just forced black king to castle on the other side and opened a line for the black rook straight to his own king. It would be very hard to justify the sacrifice.

@stoutlager6325 Год назад

That exchange sac is actually sound. The position is equal at that point, +/- 0.1 eval or something. Magnus made some inaccuracies following this and Nodirbek didn't capitalize on them so it remained roughly equal with black having a very slight edge. The spot where is truly fell apart for Magnus was 43.Kh1 followed by 44.Kg1. At that point Nodirbek had a demonstrable advantage and he found the followup to maintain it.

@dmitripogosian5084 Год назад

@@stoutlager6325 Yes, it is unusual that Magnus lost a technical ending with very few remaining pieces

@Ennar Год назад

@@stoutlager6325 I'm not sure if I'd call sound exchange sacrifice that requires you to play engine-perfect moves not to lose. In fact, in ten years Agad will probably cover this game again and say "and as of this move, this position has never been reached again".

@rayhonkamoliddinova Год назад

We are proud of you Nodirbek Abdusattorov🔥🔥🔥🔥❤❤❤🇺🇿🇺🇿🇺🇿

@chrisandreas3142 Год назад

Its not that he lost classical match, HE LOST WITH WHITE PIECES, thats whats amazing.

@dmitripogosian5084 Год назад

what is amazing is that he lost a purely technical ending with very few remaining pieces.

@sbelgrade Год назад

Great game and definitely incredible tournament. 😮

@doncar9 Год назад

World champion or not , I can't imagine that playing an 18 year old who has been a GM since he was 13 years and one month old , would ever be anything but a scary business.

@gm_maro5093 Год назад

what a dramatic game!

@williamgoss4691 Год назад

The jackals - or perhaps the younger Lions - gather to dethrone the Lion King. Savage is the battle. / Very instructive analysis, thanks Agadmator.

@braveeee774 Год назад

Magnus tried his badluck against a beast.

@LukeLongboneOfficial 5 дней назад

Nodirbek’s goon gaze put Mags in the skibidi toilet fr fr

@reubenstewart7995 Год назад

I'm going to show all my friends at the bar and the library this game

@valtteri_its_james Год назад

He's my compatriot. Come on, Nodir

@tbomber Год назад

captures captures

@jamalbagwan8310 Год назад

Hey Agad!... Can you please cover the game played between Paul Keres and Mark Taimanov!!#suggestion

@HigherDarkness Год назад

That was the longest "It was in the position" 😆

@nicbentulan Год назад

Notice how both agadmator and Gothamchess don't cover Wesley So games in Tata Steel? I mean besides Nodirbek and Anish, Wesley is the only other player currently ahead of Magnus. #suggestion

@munthereisa4861 Год назад

WOW!

@alexCh-ln2gw Год назад

beginning of the end.

@ritheshchowke3299 Год назад

After this a 100 game winning streak would be epic.....go carlsen

@sailorjerry3720 Год назад

Amazing to recall how 2800 seemed unreal when I was growing up in the 80's. And here we are with Magnus Carlsen sitting at 2859! Unbelievable! 😎

@amrimoussa2606 Год назад

fischer in 1972 was 2785 , if he continued playing a little bit he would easily reach 2800

@kalemperor531 Год назад

All the way from Nigeria

@defenestratedalien1448 Год назад

Naija no dey carry last

@As05667 Год назад

#suggestion please show the levon vs keymer game, would be fun to watch that

@GermansEagle Год назад

Very dangerous to underestimate magnus, he is never really out of the game.

@kkhabibullo Год назад

Future champ Nodirbek🇺🇿🇺🇿🇺🇿

@MrTStat Год назад

Piece has cost you your strength, Victory has defeated you!

@ewanjamie1171 Год назад

We have just seen the future classical chess world championin action. Nodirbek as well as being a great chess player just beat Magnus Carlsen with the black pieces with pretty much ease.

@lichessapp195 Год назад

What happens if magnus keeps on checking the black king till time runs out or that sort

@Ripa Год назад

I cannot believe this... Time will tell and awesome game, BTW.

@Aetherius88 Год назад

Just over a year ago Magnus defended his title against Nepo without losing a single game. Now he has lost a classical game to two players, neither of whom even made it to the Candidates last year. In other words...it's quite possible that in a few years from now Magnus could find himself unable to even qualify for the Candidates if he continues playing at the strength shown in this tournament.

@raltemuan1542 Год назад

Its different tho, he won't make risk like this in WCC or candidates....

@Aetherius88 Год назад

@@raltemuan1542 I don't know...he has clearly stated his goal right now is to reach 2900 in classical even if it means not defending his WCC title while he focuses on that, so I'd guess that means he really really doesn't want to lose any games. The risky play is meant to get his opponent out of their comfort zone which means the risk is really shared between both players since Magnus isn't actually playing unsound openings.

@nikitakucherov5028 Год назад

The rook sac is a true head scrater 😮

@xsendilien9551 Год назад

O'zbekda o'zbek)

@bassmanjr100 Год назад

It has been a rough tournament for Magnus.

@jestice75 Год назад

At least he has the world chess championship to look forward to. Oops. Watching it from his couch, I suppose.

@raymondsublett3108 Год назад

@Donkey Cong if Magnus cared he would have decided to defend his title and go for his 6th straight. Obviously he's content to watch from the couch.

@reedsexton3973 Год назад

PSA: When he showed the standings, Levon Aronian and Vincent Keymer had not finished their game. Levon won so he is actually on 3/5, tied with Fabi and Pragg

@san-man Год назад

Yes, Agad, we are making good use of ze timestamps!

@drziggyabdelmalak1439 Год назад

Went to the bathroom to refresh himself? LOL! To throw-up, more like!

@brianclough9533 Год назад

This is the 8x8 ring where things happen

@leeball4585 Год назад

Who else is looking forward to Eline's game tomorrow?

@kaiserauthoria Год назад

I found both winning ideas this game, a first. I'm quite chuffed.

@elmerfrejoles98 Год назад

He could've tried perpetual checks! So who won the tournament?

@josephsalmonte4995 Год назад

To be fair, Magnus is quite good.

@Hotmedal Год назад

11:32 always check b4 and then check b5

@mothermoy Год назад

Agadmator.....I am just here for the show! Yours is the best!

@milad7764 Год назад

Watched the game 3 times, and I feel Magnus played it well. Its very difficult to reach a king when all his pieces are defending him and you are behind an exchange since move 12.