Hikaru is The FINAL Boss! || Gukesh vs Alireza || Round 13 || FIDE Candidates (2024)

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AGukesh D (2743) - Firouzja, Alireza (2760)
FIDE Candidates Chess Tournament 2024 (Chess.com) [13] 2024.04.20
C65 Ruy Lopez, Berlin defence
1.e4 e5 2.Nf3 Nc6 3.Bb5 Nf6 4.d3 Bc5 5.O-O Nd4 6.Nxd4 Bxd4 7.Nd2 c6 8.Bc4 d6 9.c3 Bb6 10.Bb3 a5 11.Nc4 Ba7 12.Ne3 O-O 13.Qf3 d5 14.Bc2 g6 15.Re1 Be6 16.exd5 cxd5 17.h3 Re8 18.Ba4 e4 19.dxe4 dxe4 20.Qe2 Re7 21.Nf1 Qc7 22.Bb3 a4 23.Bxe6 Rxe6 24.Be3 a3 25.c4 Nh5 26.g3 Bc5 27.b3 f5 28.Bxc5 Qxc5 29.Rad1 Rf8 30.Rd5 Qe7 31.f4 Nf6 32.Rd2 g5 33.Ne3 gxf4 34.gxf4 Qf7 35.Kh2 Nh5 36.Qf2 Rg6 37.Rd5 Ng7 38.Red1 Rh6 39.Rg1 Rg6 40.Rgd1 Rh6 41.Rg1 Rg6 42.Qh4 Rxg1 43.Kxg1 Kh8 44.Kf2 Rg8 45.Qg5 Qg6 46.Qxg6 hxg6 47.Rd6 Re8 48.Rxg6 Ne6 49.Nd5 Nd4 50.Rb6 Nc2 51.Rxb7 Re6 52.Re7 Rh6 53.c5 Nd4 54.Kg2 Rg6+ 55.Kf2 Rh6 56.b4 Rxh3 57.Kg2 Rh6 58.Rb7 Kg8 59.b5 Kf8 60.b6 Rg6+ 61.Kf2 Rh6 62.Rc7 Rh2+ 63.Kg3
Timestamps:
0:00 Hello Everyone
00:41 Awesome Photo
00:54 Game Starts!
02:15 Completely New Game!
12:50 Pause the Video!
18:57 It Was in This Position
20:18 Standings After Round 13
21:54 Live Ratings!
22:50 Contributions
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@user-uc7qb1su4e Месяц назад

If Gukesh wins this, he will be the youngest candidates winner since Fischer himself but this is in a much tougher era. Legend in the making.

@einzelganger7744 Месяц назад

fisher didn't win that candidates if I'm not wrong. he was the youngest participant though

@user-uc7qb1su4e Месяц назад

@@einzelganger7744huh you’re right, so who was the youngest candidates winner then?

@aaronchan1088 Месяц назад

Fischer had his share of strong opposition back then. Pal benko, boris spassky, Robert Byrne, etc.

@aaronchan1088 Месяц назад

It's a foregone conclusion at this point. He will crush ding and become the youngest world champ at just 17, unheard of.

@nza1804 Месяц назад

@@user-uc7qb1su4eKasparov at 20, I’m sure

@BunnyKhatri-pd8zm Месяц назад

You make better content than gothamchess

@curedbytheonomy Месяц назад

Levy is the most overrated personality on RU-vid.

@ChicCanyon Месяц назад

I only sub to one of them so i wouldnt know

@paulomartins1008 Месяц назад

Watch the "Capablanca Saga" if you're new here.

@eenayeah Месяц назад

Levy's content is literally for children and teens

@Hahahahaaahaahaa Месяц назад

Neither of them cares which one you like better (or about you at all). They both care deeply about chess and if you want drama instead, go somewhere else.

@fierykaku Месяц назад

so you telling me all 4 who have a chance are playing each other,couldn't have asked for a better storyline

@stoyantodorov2133 Месяц назад

Yeah, but to be fair Guki just needs a draw and he wins the candidates. Fabi, Nepo and Hikaru need a win, but I’m not sure that’s going to happen. They’ve pretty much drawn out most of their games, it’s the wins vs the weaker players that matter. Hikaru also has a decent chance because a win for him means loss for Guki and he’s white, but idk. My gut tells me Guki will win the tournament.

@arturoabesamis5094 Месяц назад

Do or die for nkamura but he wont agree for a draw,draw means a loss for him!

@bobbyfischerman4811 Месяц назад

Better storyline would be if all 4 had 8 points, but this moronic kid Aliereza screwed up.

@shashanktomar7670 Месяц назад

No if gukesh draws and someone win on the other board tie breaks will still happen@@stoyantodorov2133

@bobtheominc4838 Месяц назад

@@stoyantodorov2133 if Gukesh draws but Fabi or Nepo win, then they will go to tie breaks, which is shorter time formats, something I believe Gukesh is substantially weaker at than both of them (according to FIDE’s website, he is about 100 points ranked lower than them in rapid and blitz)

@PsyloJ Месяц назад

Gukesh has been amazing this tournament! He seems so confident despite it being his first candidates at only 17. Definitely cheering for him at this point, it's always exciting to see an underdog shatter everyone's expectations.

@franshady Месяц назад

Only 17 really? Wow he looks like he is 48 years old!

@nitinpatil1425 Месяц назад

@@franshady yes he is 17 and lot more mature then 17 years kid

@GrandDad_001 Месяц назад

@@franshady well if you see your father in him he can be 48 for you 🤣🤣

@Viva-la-de-hs4ub Месяц назад

@@GrandDad_001😂😂

@lokeshkumar-ff8kx Месяц назад

@@GrandDad_001 bruh😂😂😂😂

@MarathiChess_RupeshBhogal Месяц назад

Gukesh has been growing silently, consistently! Away from media n lime light

@hoangphucpham2182 Месяц назад

Rooting for Gukesh just because a teenage world champion would be so dope

@cazorla82 Месяц назад

If he becomes WCC Carlsen will rise from the grave again 😆

@Arch2Q89 Месяц назад

He looks like 30

@Elamado97 Месяц назад

@@Arch2Q89he is a scholar, that's how they look

@cloudtheavegner1000 Месяц назад

He'll be 18 by the time the World Championship happens.

@O2H3 Месяц назад

Ngl , he looks hot

@py3nmontage358 Месяц назад

6:40 Am in India, didn't sleep at night just to see this . Amazing 🎉

@aashimashaikh Месяц назад

Mee too 🤚😊

@simonboyane1140 Месяц назад

I'm from SA🇿🇦 and rooting for your guy Gukesh🇮🇳 to make history. All the best 🙌.

@jayantpriyadarshi9266 Месяц назад

@@simonboyane1140 Thanks man .. Love the way how Gukesh is playing.

@py3nmontage358 Месяц назад

Thanks mam 🫂 divided by nation United by chess @@simonboyane1140

@Itscomplicatedaf24 Месяц назад

@@simonboyane1140Thanks man 💯🙏

@JXXXXX2 Месяц назад

"Entire life is not enough to recover from such a blow." 😁

@Zhile_Yu Месяц назад

I watched the endgame live, and I must say Gukesh played like an engine when he had less than 2 minutes on clock, and Alireza also played all accurate moves under time pressure but blundered again when he had time. It might become a brand for Alireza now

@autocomplaciente Месяц назад

His proclivity towards bullet and ultra bullet isn't helping much.

@pauljoseph3081 Месяц назад

Alireza's manufactured tournaments has been paying off big time - *just in time*

@VK-pd8zz Месяц назад

Was searching for this comment 😂

@erwinjoseph5361 Месяц назад

😂😂😂👍👍👍

@nh7232 Месяц назад

He didn't deserve to get here and his play is terrible unsurprisingly since he hasn't been playing any classical chess at top level for a long while. Would have preferred to have seen Giri here instead.

@viorry1829 Месяц назад

@@nh7232giri, wesley, literally anybody else in the top 10 rating wise who hasn't already in the tournament. But tbh seeing him in getting farmed is incredibly satisfying, it's almost worth it

@kosiarz-zh7kt Месяц назад

@@nh7232 yeah i would see drawish giri who cant play dynamics chess, definitelly a good idea

@autocomplaciente Месяц назад

With a mentor like Anand, Gukesh is in for a very successful ride. Nice to witness a different turn of things this year. The final round will be as thrilling as it gets.

@user-vs9uf3ny8z Месяц назад

So happy for Gukesh and his loyal supporters. This was such a phenomenally exciting game. The fact that Gukesh is 17 and plays with such composure and professionalism... what a incredible future he has whether he wins this candidates tournament or a future one. I have not one single negative thing to say about this brilliant young man. What a ridiculously exciting day of chess! Rooting hard for both Gukesh and Fabi

@debasishraychawdhuri Месяц назад

Gukesh is so good that he did not learn opening theory before becoming a grandmaster; he just winged it.

@LukeLongboneOfficial 29 дней назад

He enjoys athletic competition and the outdoors as well. A renaissance man in the making. Would represent chess well as world champion.

@emileemile8980 Месяц назад

I bet gukesh is making more Indians love chess. While he’s making me love India with his chess

@IndiaTides Месяц назад

Yeah but I think Samay and Sagar are more influential in that regard.

@English-to6qc Месяц назад

@@IndiaTidesbotez sisters has a role to play

@udtimachhliflyingfish4967 Месяц назад

@@English-to6qc lol, no one knew botez sisters in india before samay collaborated with them, 90 percent of indian chess audience is purely made by samay raina and sagar shah

@English-to6qc Месяц назад

@@udtimachhliflyingfish4967 90%?? What was vishy doing then ? Even prag nd vidit has a role to play..I myself got introduced through botez sisters

@randomd_dued_45690 Месяц назад

No one gives a fuck about botox sisters

@burimsaliji23 Месяц назад

Never expected Gukesh to win this ,he is playing some solid chess 😎 bravo young man 😊 tomorrow is gomna be a crazy good chess evening 😊

@Joker938 Месяц назад

It's muffin time.

@abdulmuzaffaraladinbahaman7896 Месяц назад

The will of ' D ' doing its thing.

@xethnyrrow Месяц назад

Imagine Gukesh going all the way and winning the WCC title. He'd be the youngest ever by a fair margin I believe.

@emailjwr Месяц назад

Yeah, but any WCC right now has a big asterisk because of mugnoos

@Shwetankdhyani Месяц назад

Magnoos won by not defeating Magnoos himself. Magnoos will have to prove a point again as the one winning it could be a 17 year old child who will only get stronger with time.@@emailjwr

@sreeharie821 Месяц назад

Yes but you can't blame other players,it is not their fault Magnus doesn't want to play@@emailjwr

@KavateJayesh Месяц назад

@@emailjwr yeah but idc, you dont get to call yourself goat forever if you never step back into the ring.

@tripfarmer9508 Месяц назад

@@emailjwrBobby Fischer lost the crown to Karpov by refusing to defend his title. That's just how it goes.

@md.samiulehsan5038 Месяц назад

"The queens are literally touching each other" - Agadmator 2024

@LukeLongboneOfficial 29 дней назад

Love to see this happening at my local bar or library

@md.samiulehsan5038 29 дней назад

@@LukeLongboneOfficial I live for this!

@Pushpendra_singh96 Месяц назад

If I was Gukesh, I would take insights from the Hikaru Slayer, Vidit. Or atleast I would go through the two games Vidit vs Hikaru.

@051_cse_mathialagant8 Месяц назад

I hope he does the same

@AshishPatel-vy7mn Месяц назад

Hehe, Vidit is nightmare for Hikaru.

@anishadav6887 Месяц назад

Gukesh's seconds will do that for him.

@MagicSmoke11 Месяц назад

Wow! Do u really think he's playing candidates without doing his home works..lol!😂😂😂

@michaelmassaro4375 Месяц назад

Gukesh has exceeded so many people’s expectations it might take for him to defeat Hikaru for people to actually give him his due Respect I think he can defeat Hikaru he’s showed a lot of resiliency in this game and the one vs Abasov not being in a better situation early on but slowly being better in the endgames Thanks for the Recap exciting game Go Gukesh 😊♟️🇮🇳❤️

@kushagr1016 Месяц назад

I 100% would've gotten checkmated on the last move lol.

@moon4tzuyupokeonce41 Месяц назад

No wonder you are not in the candidates... Lol

@RoyalFlush168 Месяц назад

brilliant game by Gukesh, especially made all the right moves in time trouble

@swapnil0iitr Месяц назад

In India, I wake up 5am on match days and rewind matches 3 hrs before just to get the thrill without seeing the results. Pretty similar to watching ODIs in cricket from 30 overs in 2nd innings.

@rajankhaniya7878 Месяц назад

and I watch whole match till morning😂

@atamang4270 Месяц назад

Gukesh vs naka in final round: - gukesh win, he win with 9.5 - draw, he win with 9 - naka win, he win with 9 9 is the minimum point that u need if u want to win the tournament. So nepo vs fabi, they have 8, they will go all in, because a draw isn't enough in all cases. Nepo and fabi, They will fight for their dream, 200% power

@user-dw4dq1if1m Месяц назад

Wow, thanks for the sum up. So best ian-fabi can get is tiebreak with hikaru/gukesh

@atamang4270 Месяц назад

Yeah, i think they maybe go tiebreak, win naka with black is insane. Yeah, anything can happend, wait that

@jackson32 Месяц назад

So they all have to win except Gukesh, who can win with a draw. Is this based on tie breakers?

@user-dw4dq1if1m Месяц назад

@@atamang4270 if not mistaken, hikaru said himself his opening was normal, and even quite similar with ian 😅 Also, i think gukesh so far was more impressive when playing black.

@solinsoccer4148 Месяц назад

So what happen if there are 2 people on top of the standings?

@bakzigaming7852 Месяц назад

Firouzja facing his karma after tanking for points to qualify.

@ritikbhimkar4122 Месяц назад

😂

@erwinjoseph5361 Месяц назад

Yes 👍👍👍

@knightrider585 Месяц назад

So the outcome of the Fabi vs Nepo game influences whether Gukesh needs a win or a draw in his game. I guess he just watches the other table out of the corner of his eye. haha

@juniorputrafajar872 Месяц назад

He will get a tie break even if Ian or Faby won. I think most logical is him play safe, although Hikaru wouldn't let him so and it should be bloodbath.

@riteshpathak6588 Месяц назад

Na m sure he will avoid going to tie break. And best thing for gukesh is hikaru will play fir win only so may be just may be hikaru can blundee and gujesh can capitalize the position. Also just playing for draw uhm can lead to easy loss

@user-gr3tg2yk6o Месяц назад

why would Gukesh watch from the corner of his eyes? He can stand and literally walk straight to Nepo-Fabi table ..

@barun9665 Месяц назад

@@juniorputrafajar872hikaru will take risks and gukesh can punish it. It's actually great chance for him to win

@nikhilkasarle8501 Месяц назад

Seeing current form I think ding is not in any shape to match any of the top four contenders eyeing to win candidates , Gukesh , Hikaru, Fabiano, and Ian everyone would eat him in world chess championship match and it'll be a one way slaughter especially Ian who is furious with his loss last time

@toara Месяц назад

16:55 Wait what....

@davidyoung6331 Месяц назад

Right. Doesn't the pawn just grab the rook?

@carlxreasonn Месяц назад

Exactly...exactly...¡!

@FreemanGardner-mu3jy Месяц назад

It wasn't a Real move He was giving an example if the rook landed there. Watch the moves before 16:55. He was pointing out possible moves , not actual moves. Freeman.

@SaurabhBishnoi1 Месяц назад

Even in theory discussion, he said somehow manages to do something.. he clearly missed that the pawn could capture the rook as he must have been feeling the position from only firoza's side.

@FreemanGardner-mu3jy Месяц назад

@@SaurabhBishnoi1 What's up? Thanks for Your Reply. I don't fully grasp what You'll conveying. But what I was saying in A Nutshell so to speak, that Rook Move where it was thought by some that the Pawn could have captured Firousa's Rook didn't happen in Real time. Admagator the Chess Host was giving a Possibility of such a move in His Analysis of the Game preceding 16:55. Gukesh never had an actual chance to capture the Rook with His White Pawn. Have a good one, 🕊️ Out. Freeman from the States the United States that is.

@techmasala5488 Месяц назад

If gukesh wins candidates and defeat ding liren and then Magnus enters candidates and challenges gukesh for the title

@p_7521 Месяц назад

Hikaru vs Gukesh will be a bloodbath. We saw hikaru taking down an in form fabiano at norway chess. But, gukesh has been incredible this candidates. At this point anything could happen. We have some incredible sports action tommorrow w/el classico on the way.

@irengig8362 Месяц назад

You couldn't imagine a better final round than this. Such a treat for the chess world community. Congrats to everyone, whoever wins it tomorrow, chess wins.

@carsonchanning6777 Месяц назад

Fr gukesh on beast mode

@bobtheominc4838 Месяц назад

I feel tomorrow is a must win for all four players. Obviously Fabi or Nepo need to win to have a chance, as does HIkaru, but if Gukesh draws and Fabi or Nepo wins, he will have to face them in a shorter time format (Nepo having three silver medals from World Rapid and Blitz, and Fabi being ranked about 100 points higher than Gukesh according to FIDE’s website in both rapid and blitz).

@Everything_I_Like Месяц назад

Never forgetting that "while I give you a couple of seconds"...

@taffmanetothyme7 Месяц назад

These last few rounds especially are hotting up. My prediction is that whoever wins the candidates *will* go on to become *World Champion.* I don't know what happened to *Ding Liren* in the last few years, but it appears he enjoys *anonymity* atm. Personally, I'd hope for *Naka or Gukesh* to take the title, as imo, either one would be good representatives of the game.

@alahiri22 Месяц назад

Very complex game... Both players were nearly perfect, and they both chose very complicated lines instead of trading pieces. THANKS to both.

@zayni13f Месяц назад

What a play by gukesh in this tournament. He wud be all in all if he didn't blunder at that time against alireza. He has always been underrated on the lights of prag, nodirbek . He plays very dynamic game and end up losing quite often else he had much higher winning rate . He is the real deal of all the young guns 🦁

@bobbybannerjee5156 Месяц назад

Brilliantly done. May we know the name of the chess software that you use?

@davidanderson_surrey_bc Месяц назад

I think it's safe to say that all four of the top players will be going *all in* for the last round. There's really no other way for any of them to do it.

@jerrybaustian5256 Месяц назад

If Gukesh gets in trouble he can settle for a draw and then it goes into tie-breaks. None of the other three have this option. They absolutely must win or go home.

@shub_2146 Месяц назад

@@jerrybaustian5256 gukesh v nakamura is gonna be nail bitingly good.

@majnu1313 Месяц назад

If Gukesh wins this, I think he can win the World championship too. Since he will be playing Ding, not magnus

@user-tv7ye3df7q Месяц назад

Letz go Gukesh

@rukanee2883 Месяц назад

Gukesh: Nakamura is the Final Boss Nakamura: Gukesh is the Final Boss

@josefserf1926 Месяц назад

More Capablanca than Fischer but that was simply an astonishing display of calm under pressure by Gukesh. He is the real deal.

@FloydMaxwell Месяц назад

Amazing final round top match ups

@phd.inanime3427 Месяц назад

I've a very solid prediction on Nakamura vs Gukesh. Nakamura is white, Gukesh is black. High chances of winning belongs to Naka. Gukesh can seriously hold for a draw, or even beat Naka if Naka pushes too hard for a win (This thing is most probably, as when Naka pushes too hard for a win he loses many times) But, I got a thing which is most likely to happen. Hikaru is going to play some weird lines so that Gukesh starts taking his time. Nakamura is going to blitz out his moves. Gukesh can lose because he is tired due to his game against Firouzja that lasted for almost 6 hours. Hikaru on the other hand made a quick draw and go to his room to prepare. Hikaru has the upper hand here. Also, it is worth noting that when Hikaru pushes too hard for a win, he wins 90% of the time.

@mohamedkoblawi4175 Месяц назад

This is the best candidates ever.

@richmartin1427 Месяц назад

I was watching this match live. Alireza spent only six seconds to make that queen move that proved fatal. The commentators never even mentioned this move as a possibility before he played it, as they all were only thinking of that nE6 move. It’s exactly the same thing that happened against Hikaru, Alireza made precise moves under time pressure, then blundered after reaching time control. I thought for sure we were going to have a four way tie, but Alireza screwed up again. My prediction is he is on the first flight out of Toronto after the matches tommorrow.

@austinvillanueva7491 Месяц назад

Yeah, those blunders including from his game with Hikaru is quite unnatural even after getting time control. I really thought that he would win this game or atleast draw cause they are equal most of the time. Just one critical blunder can change the flow the game. Chess is brutal.

@user-ny1vt7tx3j Месяц назад

this honestly feels like a career shaping tournament for alireza. it cna be concluded that he ultimately failed and it wouldnt suprise me if he retires or atleast pulls out of the next tournaments he planned if you look at his development in the last 2 years he actually got worse

@omprakashjangir8742 Месяц назад

I love watching and explaining your each position.

@SamuelPearlman Месяц назад

btw, having each player's time remaining at each move is a huge step up, nice!

@jowbloe4700 Месяц назад

now we need the Strength Bar

@trax9987 Месяц назад

Pretty crazy that Gukesh is tying with Hikaru tomorrow and we'll have 2 players with 9 points! What great chess! The script writers are crushing it.

@richmartin1427 Месяц назад

@@sarveshsrjwhat he meant I think is if Hikaru/Gukesh ties tomorrow and Fabi/Nepo does not end in a draw there will be a tiebreaker.

@rohithreddy75 Месяц назад

@@richmartin1427no then gukesh wins.Gukesh just needs a draw but if fabi or nepo wins tie breaker

@pritysingh6446 Месяц назад

You're a great content creater in chess 🎉

@jeesolutionswithankit8208 Месяц назад

7:57 It is interesting a French Player refusing a French Move!!

@drashokkumar9209 Месяц назад

I was in school , when Bobby Fischer-Boris Spassky match was played , probably in Iceland . We used to read match details with moves in newspapers after 2 days . Professional chess players were few . Soviet Russia was the King of chess . We used to play Indian chess . Spassky-Fischer match introduced to International version of this marvelous game . I read a story on Chess written by Stephen Zweig . Today we can see games in real time . Number of good players has increased many times . Russia has lost its monopoly . Now , it is much tougher to become a chess champion . In this era Gukesh is challenging the best players on earth . He has been playing like a champion .

@shubo7437 Месяц назад

Best comment section in youtube is a chess game. All technical, some slapstick and good wishes. Agadmator commmentery ❤❤

@Noelito40 Месяц назад

Wow! They are two games and videos I am looking forward to tomorrow, Antonio! 👍

@Oo98oO Месяц назад

I calculated the probability of each player winning : Gukesh : 5/9 (56%) Hikaru : 2/9 (22%) Fabi : 1/9 (11%) Nepo : 1/9 (11%) That is assuming the following : 1: both game have a 1/3, 1/3, 1/3 chance of being drawn or won by player 1 or won by player 2. 2: In a tie break, each player has 1/2 chance to win against the other. Interesting to note that the pairings matter : Hikaru is twice as likely to win as Fabi and Nepo even though they have the same score.

@mohammadfahad1037 Месяц назад

You got me on the caption😂

@dilipkumarupadhyaya4836 Месяц назад

Excellent performance by Gukesh one more time....Way to go under pressure....

@laraconnock9525 Месяц назад

Antonio rules, have been watching for years, have seen others, just not near as good. I like his style, not long-winded but precise and always informative and insightful.

@stonebud Месяц назад

Well fought to both players

@NikhilJha89 Месяц назад

Can you show the eval bar at critical positions. It will show how much the game shifted to either side. Win to lose or win to draw.

@thornycrown7775 Месяц назад

Agadmator doesn't realize how funny he is lol

@LukeLongboneOfficial 29 дней назад

He’s funny without trying. So better than high effort stuff from other channels.

@tmcjj2001 Месяц назад

Hope gukesh wins it all! If only had he won the first time also against alireza, he would have won the tournament now already!

@peterhaslund Месяц назад

Sweet revenge after the most unlucky loss against Ali in the first half

@ChrisJones-yh2os Месяц назад

Absolutely love your coverage. Can’t believe what an exciting final day we get.

@sebiieex Месяц назад

tomorrow is gonna be so insane

@stoyantodorov2133 Месяц назад

Nepo drawing vs Abasov with white really came to haunt him now. He needs a win vs none other than Fabi, with the black pieces to boot, if he wants to have a chance at the world title.

@jramkumarpatnaik2877 Месяц назад

Man what a thrill this candidates is

@Sir-.- Месяц назад

Great title for this video 😅😊wow what an exciting tournament 👏

@ambermgupta Месяц назад

Gukesh live rating 2762

@ns7379 Месяц назад

I think Antonioz energy has dropperd while greeting. Hello Everyone is not as energetic as it was used to be once.

@juniorputrafajar872 Месяц назад

I mean he just have a child and I bet it has some influence.

@ns7379 Месяц назад

@@juniorputrafajar872 probably and he's uploading multiple videos in a day this may also have some impact.

@amitraohuman Месяц назад

Yeah. A "Hello everyone" at 4 am or so in the morning after being awake the whole night to watch the games can be less energetic than one done when fresh :)

@klausolekristiansen2960 Месяц назад

Why do the clocks not start at 2 hours? And why not the same time every time? Usually it is 1:59:57, but I have also seen 1:59:58 and 1:59:56.

@pulkitjain2361 Месяц назад

At 5:09 the black pawn is undefended right? Isn't it just a free pawn for Gukesh to take? I'm new to chess so please explain why he opted to trade bishops instead

@FlexiBars Месяц назад

You're quick. Watched it live

@SamuelPearlman Месяц назад

9:21 Would Nd4 blocking check and protected by the Rook not solve that problem?

@user-wo7yk7mn8x Месяц назад

Maybe Rd6, and this looks very good for black.

@Alkalite Месяц назад

Agadmator is the best at game summaries/analyses.

@9090Glenn Месяц назад

Ian is playing to not lose - Gukesh is playing to win - Fabiano is terrified he MIGHT win - Hikaru has awoken from his drunken slumber of being a faux RU-vid "superstar" to realise he is in a chess tournament - should be interesting final round - impressed with Gukseh overall - how can you not be ? - last round will be tough on everyone - clear favourite ? - hmmmmmm - HIKARU for the win over Gukesh in a nailbiter - Ian over Fabiano - tie-breakers - Ian vs Hikaru - HIKARU falls off his chair as he realises he just won the CANDIDATES

@gabrielnordquist-palmer6993 Месяц назад

@16:49 cxb5? the rook is hanging?

@woodahbase Месяц назад

Alireza qualifying with his fake hometown tournament reminded me of HRC locking up the Dem nomination in 2016 by using institutional support to scare off everyone except Sanders. In the end, they weren’t hardened for the fight ahead.

@slimshady6242 Месяц назад

Interesting

@ritamdeb2232 Месяц назад

Alireza didn't qualify with that tournament, FIDE disallowed it. He qualified with a last-minute participation in a subsequent tournament that was already scheduled, so FIDE couldn't do anything about it. But yes, he was fishing desperately at the end.

@MosesMilkman Месяц назад

He should’ve allowed Wesley So to play this, would’ve been more interesting.

@jowbloe4700 Месяц назад

BendOver Bernie folded like a cheap lawn chair to Hitlery.

@woodahbase Месяц назад

@@jowbloe4700 Disagree! Bernie did shockingly well in the primary for an old fussy Marxist. People should have seen it as another sign of HRC's weakness as a candidate.

@vinitd5371 Месяц назад

Lets hope everyone draws the game , so that Gukesh can win the tournament.

@vincentmbwende9131 Месяц назад

Gukesh will be crushed by Hikaru but that shouldn't discourage him. That is my way of motivating him to make history😂

@treylearns634 Месяц назад

@9:22 is there ND4? To block the check?

@donsurlylyte Месяц назад

I don't think hikaru will beat gukesh, and a draw wont do it. Gukesh will definitely deserve the tourney win, he has been impressive.

@SilentThespian Месяц назад

Not so sure, but definitely looking forward to the battle.

@recklesshate8243 Месяц назад

16:39 He sacrificed the rooooook!!! 😅

@Dude-etiquette Месяц назад

Alireza is getting farmed, after farming to “qualify”

@indranilchowdhury1094 Месяц назад

I think Hikaru will come up with something very special tomorrow... What an interesting finale

@kuldeepbackpacker65 Месяц назад

Nice work

@listey Месяц назад

Very interesting that Gukesh started the tournament ranked 16 and live ranking is now 16. Meanwhile Alireza started at 6 and is now 16. It shows that qualifying on merit rather than a technicality really sets you up for success.

@TedMcMahon-ps5rf Месяц назад

I have never seen a GM create a diagonal Connect4, and still lose...

@nolight.1234 Месяц назад

Isn't rook b5 blunder? I don't get it

@fourtime7 Месяц назад

Prime time in Toronto on Sunday. Who isn’t excited.

@TrendTaless Месяц назад

16:55 c5 pawn be like "Am I a joke to you? 😂

@26August01 Месяц назад

The Rock Should See This Video Caption

@MrSpeedyAce Месяц назад

I called it before the tourney started that Gukesh would be the dark horse!

@gkapj2373 Месяц назад

Cxb5!! Missed this?? 16:52

@Alexander-hi5vx Месяц назад

Is there a mobile app you can watch the match, not as a video.!

@satkrapp7697 Месяц назад

Lichess

@user-mx5wl1kx6l Месяц назад

Just Google ' Fide chess candidate 2024 ' and watch their game without any video or any commentary..

@michaelblankenau6598 Месяц назад

Gukesh should have pranked Alireza at the end and pretend to play his King to e3…. Keep his hand on the piece and then look all around like the patzers are wont to do when they consider a move .

@juniorputrafajar872 Месяц назад

There's no needmto goad aa such, he may just ended jinxing himself