Magnus Carlsen Titled Tuesday (8th November, 2023) Magnus gets completely busted 2900 rated opponent Follow Magnus on twitch- www.twitch.tv/maskenissen Follow Magnus on twitch- www.twitch.tv/maskenissen
I believe Kramnik is a lot better in chess, but in online chess he is actually bad. He is very slow, but strong. Slow and strong. Meanwhile his opponents are not as strong, I believe, but they are a LOT quicker. Like in this match, it says it is 3 minutes vs 3 minutes, but in reality, I think Kramnik lost like 30-45 sec because he was WAY too slow. All this time waste makes Kramnik lose against weaker opponents. Combine this with the actual cheaters, and now the 'crusade' from Kramnik. It results in a situation, where people with less ELO beat him, because he is too slow. And at the same time, he complains it is because of cheating, thanks to the actual cheaters. The reality is that Kramnik has two or actually three issues now: First, it was the occasional cheaters. Second it was the slow play, so he started to blame the faster players of cheating. And now the third one is that everyone wants to cheat against Kramnik for lulz. One of the things that says Kramnik is very slow is that he almost never gains any time even with +1 sec increment. It is because he almost never premoves, which is a very bad and slow habit.
The thing is, even in his age with this slow play, he is still rated around 3000 in blitz. Just shows you, he is actually pretty strong, on the same level as these super gms.
I like the sound his mouse makes when clicking. It's a slow, heavy sound, very solid, at least compared to other chess streamers whose mouses have a lighter sound, or maybe it sounds that way because of the speed at which they play, which is obviously faster than Kramnik's.
there's one problem with a drag'n'drop way of moving pieces, when you accidentally release your piece not finishing the move, so I can understand Kramnik's way, he probably wants to be 100% sure his piece reaches the final square.
Don't forget that he is involved in the toilet gate in 2006. Dude literally got caught cheating and still shows no sign of embarrassment, instead he accused others
This guy drives me crazy! He’s so damn slow. It physically hurts to watch how bad his mouse and computer skills are. Dudes like a 80 year old trapped in a 50 year olds body. Why is he surprised that actual Professional Blitz players are better than him? On that point isn’t this dude higher rated than him Blitz online and OTB?
When you bacome old learning become much harder his first time playing online in his +30 and he is not playing a lot so his physical skills will be bad even young players like gukesh are slow and need a lot of practice when it come to online chess and speed chess he already +3000 .kramnik is right about cheating online I do it and never get banned the only way to catch me when I play game with +95 with a lot of moves or playing alot of game with +90 accuracy which is too high to my level . So how can you catch someone when he already will play most of his game with +90 accuracy sometimes only looking to evaluation will make you win. kramnik mistake is assume someone with cheating when there is no way to know the truth he know that but he can't tell anymore if his opponents are clean this is psychological thing.
Honestly I thought it was just Kramnik talking gibberish all this time, but after yesterday's grudge match, you can see that Jospem plays like an elite player online, however OTB he is an average GM, still quite strong, but not at the same level as 2800 players
Kramnik clicked so many times in the wrong squares while trying to grab a piece, also no pre-move at all and taking so much time durin relatively not critical positions. Of course he's gonna lose lol
@@Goatz99 Engine score simply tells you how close to the perfect game were you. Secondly for short format like 3min its not how good move you can make, but can you find it in 5-10sec. Hence the GM strenght is not everything here as he developed his skills decades ago. Google the guy who beats low level Stockfish in 30sec bullet games. Surely he would stomped Kramnik in hyper bullet but he would loose in 90min format. See my point?
@@JoeJD10 In a match between 2000 elo players, the accuracy will be more forgiving due to the high number of mistakes, blunders etc, whereas a match between 3000s the performance distribution is much tighter. For the 2000 elo player, 91% implies relatively fewer optimal moves but enough to achieve this score due to the high number of mistakes. For the 3000 elo player, 91% implies exceptionally precise play. The higher the elo of your opponent, the more challenging it will be to maintain high accuracy.
I think (if they do cheat) they cheat against most non-streaming or less popular GMs to avoid suspicion, so we don’t see Hikaru losing against them but we may see somebody like Hansen losing.
Kramnik is 2664 in blitz, at his lowest rating in his career. He was 2700+ in February. He was 2840 in his peak. Jospem peak rating is 2700. Kramnik plays almost always against super famous gms. Jose's most fide games are against unknown chess players. Even if Kramnik is far of his prime years, he's still a former world champion, the one that dethroned Kasparov. Speaking about Kramnik just as he's a random gm is insane.
@@MrBillThunder Was. Not Recent. Kramnik is old so don't compare when he was in his prime and now. In recent years he plays like 2600 not 2800 anymore.
@@zaczakariclips You are obviously Kramnik hater cause you didn't ever bother to search Kramnik tt history. Kramnik has won tt in 2023 even with his terrible mouse skills. Also, just a fact that will annoy you. Do you know how many times José Martinez Alcantara has won over the board against a 2700+ fide blitz player? 0 times. Prove me wrong. Find me 1 game that he won against 2700 rated opponent. Are we really comparing otb Kramnik with him? Kramnik online chess suffers because his mouse skills are pretty much the worst ever. He's like playing with time odds every game.
if he would play standard time the issue would dissapear but online he would never trust the opponent for not using stockfish for playing him, even with standard chess time games, and you cant play blitz or faster time games without premove AND HE NEVER PREMOVES.. then no wonder you get on time deficit
Blunders with 9 seconds on the clock. Opponent with a minute on the clock finds continuation. Wow, shocking. Kramnick spends multiple seconds per move on moves that he could have pre-moved or had the piece dragged and ready to drop when he knows he’s playing the move most of the time. So confused why he plays bullet when he barely knows how to use a mouse. I’m also surprised he doesn’t get accused of cheating, if you play bullet against an opponent who takes a minimum of two seconds on even obvious moves in bullet, that’s pretty sus. Personally I just chalk it up to him not knowing how to use a computer, but, you shouldn’t throw stones if you live in a glass house as the kids say
They looked down upon him because he is south American but they forgot that he came from the great Peru greatest genetic pool in the world. Perú actually means Pure.
It would indeed be interesting if there was a supervised online match between Jospen and Kramnik. Maybe this would at last bring to light, that Kramnik is simply worse at online chess than he is over the board.
It just happened and jospen destroyed him playing online in the same room as kramnik and it didn't stop kramnik from crying all the time eventhough kramnik make them play 3+2 instead of 3+1 like tittle Tuesdays.
@@user-sm7ik8vn4x White goes Ng5:+ and then picks up the bishop on g4, a bishop that black badly needs to cover all the weak white squares. Blacks position would be strategically lost after this trade I suppose. Kramnik understands these things very well.
Well, yeah. You tend to pause in critical positions. If you don't, you're just shit at chess. Jospem is number 23 in the world for OTB blitz. He's at the same level as Wei Yi, Mamedyarov, Andreiikin, Vishy Anand, Nihal Sarin: about 60 points, or a couple of good tournaments, from the top 10. He's rated higher than guys like Anish Giri, Pragg, Nordirbek, Ivanchuk, Naroditsky. It shouldn't be surprising to anyone that he's very, very good in that time control. His current rating is about the same as Kramnik's was *before* he retired in 2019. He's also grown up with online chess, so not only will he be better prepared, but he'll have much faster mouse speed and pattern recognition. Some of his moves were difficult to find, but the speed of his play definitely isn't controversial, and he's got the credentials to back it up.
I sees only normal moves sure guy is outplayed with passing powns... Cramnick need to study modern chess tactics... rather called cheat...level he is playing between 1500-2000 elo...this is my opinion and observation...
Bro, Kramnik is not saying they are cheating every move..Just in complicated positions they take a few moves from the engine to gain advantage.. Here and there cheating is still cheating..Most that play are already strong players, it's just that with some top moves in critical positions, they can gain 200 elo easily.. Pushing them from 2900 to 3100 or more... When you are that good, you know how to cheat, to not make it obvious..
For a strong player 1 engine move in critical position is enough to win the game. Obviously, Jospem not some random 800 elo dude who need engine for every move.
There are lots of controversy. Now jospem and kramnik is going to play an OTB tournament. If Jospem loses then Kramnik's accusation will become true. Match date 7-9th june,Madrid,Spain.
Absolutely no controversy. All of the top GMs know that Jospem is very talanted in using some chess bot assistance here and there. But the monopoly sets the rules. The rule is that cheating brings profits for now. So shut up and play. And if you can't, get you ban and be mobbed.
I don't get t? White played a very nice game ad it was a sort of bad Kings Indian all the way through. All pretty standard high level chess. White won nicely enough. ZERO ODD here.
Kramnik is a shame for Russians. Russians should not defend him. he makes russians look bad. Russia is the land of the real braves and honest, not sore losers like Kramnik
Defending the knight to free up the queen. No that's definitely something a GM could find. The configuration looks kind of funny, but the idea is a pretty straightforward one.
Two times during the video Kramnik admits he blundered, (and lost a rook). Then he loses on time. Kramnik is not the best online chess player in the world. I'll be surprised if he is even in the top 50. That means there are at least 30 or 40 top level online players who can regularly beat Kramnik. I'm looking forward to seeing what happens in the June 7 - 9 match between Kramnik and Jospem where a good portion of the games will be played online under conditions where cheating is impossible.
