@@claudiog7692 Not really. Most chess players play for a couple to few hours a week. People actually playing one game for hours each day and playing at a top level is rare.
@@claudiog7692 Not even all the players in the masters are playing well past the mid game. It's not common. Even Ding won the World Championship pushing Ian further and deeper into the game instead of going for the draw. It may not be apparent now, but in the next couple days you'll see some lesser prepared players start struggling to get points as the mental fatigue sets in. It happens every long format tourney.
She is rated 2550 so performing this well in the 1st 2 games against Anish and Nepo is great for her and for the tournament. Hope she continues playing well and pressuring these top GMs, and maybe winning a game or 2!
Yesterday's game against Giri was quite crazy, equal for a long time and gave chances to both sides, but today's game against Nepo is simply stockfish level. Accuracy for both players was 99%. It's as if only one of all the moves Ju made wasn't the first line of the engine. If these two very long and exhausting matches haven't worn her out yet, she should have a chance to beat van Foreest tomorrow. So far, he has lost two games with white, including one against a lower-rated opponent, and for Wenjun, a draw with black against an opponent with an over 200 elo higher rating could be a good injection of motivation. Well, fingers crossed and we'll see how far she can go.
Accuracy is often referred as choosing any moves recommended by the computer in the top 5 or so suggestions I believe, stockfish would have destroyed any of them playing the very top moves
She is 2550s in female but playing well so far with 2750s male it was just a tough endgame with anish to defend otherwise it was draw only , very excited to see her performance in upcoming rounds and hope she plays open also😊😊😊
@@kydo6964the top women mostly play against each other rather than the men, so it's very likely there's some ratings deflation and she's a little under-rated.
Ju wenjun is underestimating herself She is pretty strong GM. Ofcourse the rating difference is huge but still she can manage atleast 5.5/13 which would be a good result for her
Its highly unlikely that she manages 5.5/13 . I would predict her to score like 4-4.5/13 . If she indeed manages to score 5.5/13 that would be really awesome for her
@@benbreakdance Parhan too, he not win any at this time, only 3 rounds, 10 to go. She beat a lot 2700+ than a normal 2550 in her carrer to prove she in underrated. A Draw against Nepo, say much
@@benbreakdance Time has come to laugh at you, study chess, study the players, there is a course for the world's female chess champions in Chessable. You shouldn't even have 2000 online (which is already ridiculous)
in every top tournament there should be at least 2 top female players as well justto give them some exposure of very high level chess. its good for the sport
@@dreadpirateroberts2259 no i am not counting it as drawish but saying she played equivalent to 2750 player just it was tougj endgame to draw otherwise so far now she played equally with two 2750s
I hope she picks up some points early as everyone will try to play 80 moves against her and that will make it hard work. She is a solid gm level player with lots of experience so will do outperform her rating I think.
Yeah, I think a credible argument can even be made she is a little underrated in elo actually, not just experience as a GM. She plays a lot of women tournaments (naturally!) so a lot of the time the entire field will be significantly lower rated, which makes the elo calculation a bit unreliable as you always lose points for everything which isn't a win. The elo system doesn't work all that accurately when you are a statistical outlier (Magnus was the same back when he was upper 2800), though she does play open tournaments plenty of course.
@@frutato7498Honestly, probably yes. She once achieved a rating of 2600 after a successful performance in open. In the women's section, it would be very difficult for her to get it, much less keep it.
@@benbreakdanceju is already the world champion in the women’s format lad. Also there is no reason why they can’t do well in the open, there are a lot of promising young women already
@@bite_me_ i mean there are countless stories, abt players who had 0 support and did everything themselves. Like fischer who did just about everything himself, or say carlsen who is pretty much blessed with everything that has to be offered. And in this internet era, you have all the resources, and not every country is conservative like india to push responsibilities onto girls(even tho it rarely happens in an average family these days)
Nice video. However, the thumbnail of this video is really badly chosen as it appear on it as if Ju Wenjun needs to rely on an interpreter or somebody off-camera (which she clearly does not).
Women are always stronger than their rates suggest, as they have the opportunity to play just among themselves and this means it's more difficult to peek ELO for the stronger players. We should eliminate the female titles and championships, or create equivalent for men.
Respect for Ju. For sure she will be destroyed, but she is fighting, i like that. The 11 games will be the same, for all de GMs she is the point. But she has a big enormous heart and courage.
@@twa9342 Comparing her with us Internet nobodies is more insulting than anything the guy said. "She is better than YOU!" like yeah I'm 1200, what a great achievement. Seriously this does her a disservice more than anything. You could've just said "bruh she drew this game", it was easy to show she is not fodder.
