Magnus UNDERPROMOTES To KNIGHT And SHOCKS Vishy Anand!!😱|| Global Chess League🏆 

Ding liren would have something to say about that

@@edwincollins5847 he can post too.

I m an Indian and I like Vishy but MC beats Vishy not so much in intelligence but a lot in psychology. The result unfortunately will be similar as before. But, Vishy beats MC in being a gentleman respected even by his bitter "enemies."

MC has the highest regard for Vishy.

​@@pvjyash3563he beats him in intelligence bro, don't lie to yourself

We truly are blessed

Chess is a game with a golden age, followed by a golden'r age, followed by an even more golden age.

@@RoundShades Nah, we're approaching the age of engines. I think there were two chess golden ages. One with Bobby Fischer and players who played good chess but made the games look beautiful. And now with Magnus/Hikau/Wesley/Nepo who play stellar chess and make the game look savage. I think future generations will play near-perfect chess, but it will make the game look boring and repetitive.

@@TH-dg2mm Morphy I'd argue had the best combination of beauty and skill.

He has been a russian champion for couple of times :D

I think stockfish found the idea, if he found that by himself in seconds thats insane

@@adflicto1 To be correct, 8 times.

@@erenyalcn31 I geniunely think he found it by himself, but I assume he was still looking at the eval bar. You have to keep in mind that even stockfish probably needs to run like 5 secs before spotting a move like that. You have to remember Svidler when he was younger was a super gm level player. With the help of the eval, I wouldn't be surprised if he found it himself. However, I do not rule out the chance he used stockfish in such a tense and complicated position.

He found it himself. Just like magnus and vishy did. Its really impressive but these gms do be like that

A pawn, a bishop and a knight slaughters the people's champion's queen and king. "Ironic" as Emperor Palpatine would say.

@@u.v.s.5583 all of them put together weighs more than a queen. Novice.

@@sensibleandhritehuh no 9 points vs 7 lol

Vishy is awesome

Agree

Ye Tania isnt great, shes just yelling and talking nonsness. Dont get me wrong, she would fuck me up in chess but still let Svidler talk and be quiet lol.

Tania is a chaotic screamer

Agree 100% ! Tania is so annoying....

I always have to watch their videos on mute, sadly

I think it's hard to judge. if he was up against someone consistently stronger than him and closer to the #5 player, then we could see how his nerves hold up. As it is, he's confident because there's not such a challenge present and his track record proves that. he doesn't have to rely on having hard nerves in the same way that his challengers do, and certainly not to the same degree. not by a long shot. i would assume he blew past that when his brain was developing as a teenager and he was already crushing. then again, maybe the nerves helped him develop his skill with the game. pretty chicken and egg. there's also the idea that he sort of doesn't care about chess that much, as evidenced by his dipping into poker and dipping out of chess and all that stuff. it's clear that he doesn't take the game over-seriously - meaning like he obviously takes it seriously, but not *too* seriously - and I'm sure that helps a ton in quelling nerves as well, not having your entire worldview or self-worth tied up in the game if it's the center of your life, etc.

​@@kylezoi agree but prime Magnus was less stressed

​@@naturalmessmessy3460 Yes, and now we can clearly see his nerves. I really feel heartbroken for him he just lost his mom and now he lost to mvl after such an amazing battle he just literally outplayed him but in the games he was winning he made some minor mistakes which were completely non understandable and very uncharacteristic of magnus same with alireza in cct finals also he blundered his queen against nodirbek lost classical for the first time from pragg and also from many low rated players like 2400-2600 they held draw and also won against Carlson so i believe honestly he is pretty much on his downfall and he is far away from his prime even though he always strikes back and shows us why he is still the no 1 but yk it doesn't feels the same as before even though I won't be surprised that after this loss he wins the crunchlabs masters but after 2-3 years I believe he will loose a lot of ratings... Let's hope for the best, though.

Are you serious? They were smiling rueful smiles. Try again.

Lmao watch the full version lol. You will see vishi smile disappear when magnus promoted the pawn to a knight he clearly didn't saw that move coming

@@justaneverydaycatiguess744 Fair enough.

Vishy thought he saved a draw bro, Magnus talked about it, they smiled because of the stalemate idea

They smiled because they saw the queen sac stalemating idea

I’m new to chess. Could you give a non-chess analogy to how insane this is? I’m just enthralled by the commentators reactions.

​@@Zellie1994it's like another hattrick in football

@@Zellie1994 They lied. Most people know it's harder to play than to watch. It's harder to drive than to watch. It's harder to do math than to watch.

@@Zellie1994 , a queen is incredibly useful, you almost never consider underpromoting. The commentators know chess, and started discussing the moves ahead without even fathoming an underpromotion.

​@@Zellie1994 Had magnus not underpromote the game was a forced stalemate(draw) by Vishy. I don't think it was that difficult to find the idea as the comments here say despite the narrators reactions. The stalemate was only one move ahead and the only black idea. It's more like a flashy move to end the game rather than a true testament of skill.

I don't even think the engine even considered it. It was like chatgpt capturing it's own rook.

The greatest goes to Emmanuel lasker

Bro Vishy actually resigned at the end of the video if you look carefully, he shook Carlsen's hand😗 . . . . P.S: Got a copyright claim so had to trim out the ending of the video😅😂

wwe commentary

Yes...

but their analysis is objective. How could they be posers?

Agreed they just keep cutting each other off and I find it SO annoying how they keep going back to stockfish. "Omg it was a blunder" but bro you just looked at stockfish...you didn't know it was a blunder at all until stockfish evaluated it as such. I much prefer having grandmasters and IMs commentate on the game, give their live analysis on potential moves and also analysis on why moves are played. That's why Gothamchess is the GOAT in chess commentary because he knows how to explain the thought process behind moves and why some moves are better than others. Chess is the one of the few games where we can get into the mind of these super players. And stop cutting away to shitty analysis

It didn't matter, they both already knew that Vishi is going for the draw. Whether Vishi smiles or not doesn't change anything. If there was a mistake from Vishi if you can call it a mistake is that he assumed that Magnus would just settle for a draw but instead Magnus played for a win.

Peter svidler is a super gm. So he is better than you can ever be.

@@Ksgggg sk my dk.. how the fk do you know who I am SOB

But he did no?

​@@apelnamso Vishy conceited but I would have liked an analysis of how Magnus would have promoted his pawn. It's unclear to me how he'd be able to do that

You can't stop the pawn promotion

@learningisfun273 you can't stop it

@@PhantomAyz Yes, that's clear from the commentators, but a play-by-play of what would have happened (i.e. the sequence of moves that lead to the promotion) after Vishy conceded, would have been satisfying for a beginner like myself to view.

and her comments are at 1000 ELO level

I think that after Kb2, black just needs to go Ne2. This attacks the queen and covers C3. After the queen moves, the pawn can push to C3 with check, and the king has to move anyways (probably to A3 since A1 still isn't great even if there is a fork. If anything, I think white is behind a move in this variation. But it really doesn't matter.

Ne2 attacks the Queen, without possible check, and supports the pawn, who moves with check So Qc5 c3+ Kb3 c2 Qb4+ Kd1...pawn becomes queen, and even no check possible

Continue with the engine you can find that Kb2 is a blunder.

Vishy resigned, he didnt run out of time

@@NotAnemia Clock pressure tho.

@@neuvocastezero1838 Magnus had less time than Vishy tho

@@NotAnemia Yeah, but Magnus wasn't playing against Magnus.

@@neuvocastezero1838 💀

The rook is #2 to the queen. You promote to a knight when stalemate, fork, check is a concern

They are both masters

@@DiabloPremium-sj2op One was a master first.

GM's almost always do this after a game.

@@stevemd6488 the other is argubly the best player of history until now

Yeah the student that surpassed the master long time ago

Well, you are half right.

@@ashocck8065 Okay, which half?

@@beng4151 If you need to think about it, you know nothing about chess or it's history. This is of course obvious already, since your iniital statement is based on ignorance. So, nothing to see here, move along.

@@ashocck8065 Lol. You are saying two players that have been chess champions for multiple years are not among the best ever? Keep huffing paint.

Facts, Magnus once again humbles another one. Next

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It is psychological

He's past his primee.

That is not lucky, simply skill based

That was a joke lol

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