Nakamura vs Praggnanandhaa | The game that helped Vishy Anand reach the tiebreak playoffs 

Yea. You rarely see those games where the opponent wants to give stalemate.

Anish Giri like this.

Giving up the knight for the draw, i didn't see that coming lol.👌

You spoIlered it GODDAMN

Yes, that was very beautiful

nice bruh

It was forced draw

@@sriharitheerthagiri6196 yes, but Naka could have offered a draw before reaching that point

@Daily Dose Of Stupitity I hate that fking stupid cough too

They need to play in a sound proof room with an audience outside watching through a glass panel

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What is that idiotic word u people are using with f...

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16:35 he is annoyed with someone sneezing , so he accepted a Draw...

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so funny what was he is doing🤣🤣🤣😂

@@ashen91 wuttttttt??????!!!!!!!

dut dut

I would save my marbles. The youngest GM in history just played and lost in the world championship match 2 years ago. Now he dropped to #15 in the world and who knows if he'll ever get that close again.

He definately very strong, but many youngsters more talented: firoujza Iran, wei yi china etc. But strong character is the most important that i dont see, tal fischer kasparov is the true genius they are eccentric....

He has the potential, but you never know what will happen with these wunderkinds. Sometimes the pressure gets to them, sometimes they hit a peak and stop, sometimes they just lose interest in chess. The Chinese player, Wei Yi, hit 2700 when he was only 17 but in the past two years he has barely climbed the rating ladder at all.

How many marbles do you have?

@@macleadg 'The Chinese player, Wei Yi, hit 2700 when he was only 17 but in the past two years he has barely climbed the rating ladder at all.' Indeed, but instead his fellow Ding Liren is now member of the exclusive 2800 club.

Funny enough, most super GM were usually child prodigy to begin with

@@rajnishroushanrajak7501 what does that mean?

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@@iamraja6390 jab tumhary jaisy harami border k sath hon to krna parta hai ye🤓

@@TheDataArchitect 😂😂 Islam means Terrorist.. Sab desh ka log ei sab se parichit hain... Islam ka 100 se vi uper terrorist group hain.. Islam ka 50 ka uper desh hain kiuki wo log eksath rahega to yudh hogayi. Like Bangladesh war 1971..islam means Terrorist Muhammad vi terrorist thi rapist vi thi isliye ayesha ko rape kiya tha.. ..

yes, I thought with a slight adjustment of the camera we could have seen both clearly, to bad!

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Yeah it was so annoying

Camera adjustment is on noob level

@@mayankgg1 it always is on these events it feels like

He did actually... If you run SF eval (which I did), Naka had THREE golden moments to shine, and eval even peaked at +6.17, which is enough to win. Sadly, he blundered all of them away which I expect is from time pressure... He has blundered from a win to a draw in online before....

If only he doesn't immediately move his best pawn that quickly. He would have won

@@carbon4183 humans are not AI. An AI focusses only on the game and has nothing more in his brain , but a human brain is far more complex. So the odds are high.

@@arpanmukherjee961 So Nakamura blundering a win has no effect on the game?

@@carbon4183 of course it has . I only said that a human brain can't work so efficiently all the time. Or it is very easy to sit in a chilled room with an engine and commenting on missed wins. When you represent your country in front of the world, tension and pressure plays a crucial role.

Simon Jacobs LOL you got me excited of the "game of thrones" that you predicted

and Tom Brady is washed up

Magnus won a match against karpov and faced Kasparov at the age of 13 if I recorded, but it’s not impossible to pragnananda to win Carlsen someday

@@carlossergio9893 I wouldn't say it's impossible in blitz , rapid but in classic it's pretty much impossible for now .

I am an Indian but better not to go so far magnus was a GM at 14 and he played candidates tournament at 16 an achievement only magnus can do so if praggu plays candidates by 16 then possible you know what if you study articles on internet many chess experts say after Fischer and Kasparov magnus Is third most strongest player ever so long way to go for praggu to play world championship but yes as you said magnus and he can play in some tournament but playing world championship against him is something very big

zuala hmangaih Magnus would crush him early

Nitin Kalra He needs to beat Ananf first am i right? Hahah

Can all GM play blindfold

Nitin Kalra what do you mean? Magnus has the all time highest rating, surpassing Fischer and Kasparov

Yeah exactly, Naka's eval peaked at +6.17 but he blundered it away...

I know, so obvious, I would have played it in a blindfold simul typing a msg on my phone and eating a sushi roll.

@@carbon4183 good job on using your engine. Now go beat these grandmasters as you are clearly better than all of them and you could see that his position was +6. A computer has a depth of so many moves in super fast time with no real world problems like time pressure, the world watching, playing in an important game in a big tournament, etc etc. I've seen you posting this computer engine evaluation on a couple of comments now. Don't disrespect these players by saying they should've done this or that if you didn't come up with it yourself.

@DHRUV RAMANI, He simply stated the fact and I don't see any disrepect. The truth is the truth and it's nothing but the truth, anyone is allowed to say it and he did not imply anything else, a professional chess player should not blundered a +6, it's naturally expected. We are allowed to criticize anyone at their profession the same as they are allowed to criticize yours. You are expected by the society to be fully professional at what you do and you can hold any professionals to practice their profession in the equal standard. You can criticize anyone at their profession because there's an expected standard the same way they can all judge you at your profession. It is absolute bullshit that you believe "if you can't do it, then shut up" mentality. In that case, you should NEVER discuss any sport with anyone cuz clearly you can't do them, you should NEVER say a word about anything in life because clearly you won't be abble to do 99.99% of the things as well as their respected professionals, that includes getting a crap haircut, getting a terrible meal in a restaurant, getting a bad service from ANYONE. NEVER say you had a bad teacher cuz clearly you can't teach. NEVER say your plumber or electrician was bad because you can't do it. NEVER say a song sounds bad because you can't sing. NEVER say an art is no good because you can't draw. NEVER say a movie is bad because you can't direct or act.

I wish I had a grasp of the game as much as you do !!

Chess was created & designed in India.

@@beedwarf really?

@@ThamizhanDaa1 yep chaturanga it later became shatranj among Persians then spread around the world

popvinnik I believe that after reading a handful of issues of New in Chess from 1986-1988 that feature as many Kasparov pictures as you can imagine (His results from that period are really funny. It's weird to go over these Games of his - He didn't just 'Win,' it looked like an adult playing against children, to use a sports metaphor often employedin discussions regarding Aaron Hernandez.) Anyway, in images of Kasparov playing, he almost always is staring at the roof, making extreme and/or drastic facial expressions, or doing magic tricks. It's pretty great to bring that element of drama into Chess (we all know that it is dramatic as can be, but Kasparov was fighting as hard as he could to increase the mainstream popularity of Chess, as well as make sure that it became a part of Western education, just as compulsory as it was when Lenin changed the culture of Russia in one instant and proclaimed Chess to be the high expression of the Socialist mind. It's damned near impossible to not admire Kasparov's desires to make Chess a sport on par with - and I am serious - Tennis. He was realistic...He wasn't trying to make Chess the next Football), and it makes a lot of practical sense why Kasparov may have been acting a bit (at times, you know), and I guess Nakamura would be influenced by Kasparov, particularly given Naka's affinities for back issues of Chess Publications. (Humorously (?) enough, apparently only Carlsen is more of a Chess Encyclopedia. He actually memorizes Games from random issues of New in Chess where a seemingly obscure Tournament is covered. In a Post-Game interview with Nigel Short, he made reference to some player I've never heard of playing a2-a4 instead of a2-a3, and how he had been looking for an opportunity to test this Method.... Short said something to the effect of, "Do you know all of his Games?"

@@ryanjavierortega8513 Well I honestly don't think this behavior is intentional. Some people just lack that part of the brain which controls reacting to various emotion evoking situations. I think Kasparov once remarked about Karpov's demeanor at the chess board regarding his stone-like facade. He said something like his facial expression remains constant whether he's mating someone or being mated himself.

"Kasparov has that issue as well".....LOL as if that had been an issue for arguably the best player ever to win everything he played for... He didn't need to hide anything. Naka probably should

@@Matute7231 I meant issue as a tendency, not a hinderance. Ok douchwaffle? :)

As a spectator I deduced the stalemate after he shook his head / rolled his eyes instead of just grabbing the knight on a8, but maybe it's a given that Prag knows that and Nakamura is just catching up to the fact.

Who won?

Luwangamba Thounaojam I always had dreams of killing Rafael Nadal when he defeated Roger!!

:)

What do you mean childhood hero . He is still a child 🙂

@@abhijeetsingh5681 yeah haha

@@abhijeetsingh5681 He meant Vishwanathan Anand!

Badaam khao

And the first moves

Hahah

Handshakes are to start the game,resign,offer draw or finish the game

You are saying that you only understand the last handshake . But many people don't even understand why handshake happened , whether a draw or loss or win ,no one understands that

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Hombre de buenos gustos xdxdxdxd

Hombre culto

Sisoi JAJJAJAJJA

Sabes quien gano??

@@ocramhl fue rey ahogado xd

Exactly

He seen him reaching for that knight lol

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The Buddhist would say he was a chessmaster in several previous lives.

this happened to me once. made me stop club playing.

@@CT2507 lose your ego

@@honest_bishop5905 its not about ego. i just realized there and then i didn't have a talent for chess.

@@CT2507 Yeah, there's always a 10 year old somewhere who can trounce us, but just because we will never be elite doesn't mean we can't enjoy chess. Just my opinion

@@honest_bishop5905 agreed, and i still enjoy it once in a while. i enjoy listening to and learning from good teachers. but im just not built for chess. i just don't love it enough to ever get really strong. and that's ok.

if naka would have went to Ng3 then king of opponent would have stepped at white box just above him to prevent killing of his pawn

even sacd the knight to blast it open

Well genius man way early to say that as Sergey karjyakin was a GM at 12 yrs 7 months youngest in history and yet he's minster of defence not a genius in today's world chess genius title only to magnus and in chess history Fischer, Kasparov, tal and magnus as per chess experts who better even chess engines in new moves

@@nitinkalra457 in today's world , the one who memorizes engine moves is considered Genius. Magnus & Caruana. That's why their games are boring & ending in draw. They do a enact a rehearsal of their preparation. Sorry to say it's the saddest fact. Yes Tal the master of sacrifice and that's how chess should be. Blood for blood.

This game was interesting because Praggu took timely decisions based on circumstances. That's why I appreciated him. To this age he looks brilliant. As you said only time will tell. Today's kids are genetically advanced!!!! You will see more younger talent keep watching!!!

Not a genius in a simple position, i suspect hikaru are order for a draw game fixed

What do you mean "what a stalemate"? If you run SF eval (which I did), Naka had THREE golden moments to shine, and eval even peaked at +6.17, which is enough to win. Sadly, he blundered all of them away which I expect is from time pressure... He has blundered from a win to a draw in online before... In "Especially the knight travel and block the pawn.", you mean Nb6? That's normal - dude I'm a 1200 and I'd-a done that. How is that move amazing in any way? What did you expect - Nxe5??. And about "So much calculations in so little time", considering the fact that there were 5 blunders, 2 mistakes, and 11 inaccuracies, where is your data from?

Marco MV quien gano

@@wichogamesyt5091 fue tablas ,en el ultimo movimiento el negro ahogo al blanco

As long as he doesn't remove his hand from the piece he can regrab it and reposition it.

@@narayandejesusreyes5843 that's true. But as Amol said, if you look closely, Nakamura's fingers came off the king and he regrabbed it

O que aconteceu cara Quem ganhou , não entendi?

It is to record the game. The board and the pieces have sensors, which allows digital recording and broadcasting of the game