Praggnanandhaa vs Mamedyarov | Tata Steel Chess India Blitz 2018 

a 2800 level!!

chess was invented in india "Chess is believed to be derived from the Indian game chaturanga sometime before the 7th century " - en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chess

Yes B.dutta is right why u always underestimate India and And indians

@@vasavimoralwar1749Though Chess was invented by India, modern chess became popular in India thanks to Vishy. Till then we did not have a single GM. So I think all 3 are right in their opinion. The future for Chess is great in India as youngsters have fallen in love with the sport.

ilukas x100 chest is invented in india idiot

@@kundukulam5808 actually chess was invented first in India only when ravana invented it in the Ramayan period.

@Kidz Tech Tamil i changed thanks

scroll through the comments someone explained it pretty well

it is called "en passant" move in the chess, when you are moving your pawn over two squares and it locates parallelly to the opponents pawn, the opponent has a right to take your pawn diagonally.

Я тоже заметил как на 5.50 минуте Mammedyarov забрал пешку хоть она не была в ударной позиции.Эту игру надо онулировать и победу дать мальчику.

Its called en pasant

the 2 black pawns in the 2nd and 3rd rank are unstoppable to be queened go figure !

anandaraj periyasamy just a kid?? He is a gm too and has defeated sergey the youngest grandmaster underestimating him will be a big mistake like nakamura did

@@lordx4641 I agree with you

It's en passant rule. Just google or youtube search.

@Hamza tube If a pawn moves two spaces in the beginning, a pawn (the opposite color) directly beside its new position has a chance to take it by moving to the space the first pawn would be if it just moved one space. It is called "en passant" because that is French for "in passing". This rule was added so that the pawn beside it has a chance to take it. Note: It is only allowed directly after the pawn moves two spaces.

It's called an passant

I was about to ask the same question haha

O Tep it’s en passant

I don’t think I spelt it right but yes it’s a legal chess move

Why didn't you reply to someone kindly answering your question???

Link

It is Staunton classic... Expensive stuff

La paase

You must be an indian

Enpassement

@@Drak3n le mot francais

Thanks, forgot about it move

5:51

en passon

Mamedyarov

Mamedyarov

He is a Tamil from Tamil Nadu. Tamil pride.

Its called en pass

@@shreerangbhoyar2011 oh.. Tnq Then explain with any vedio..

so it was not a draw. Every person that loses a game, loses it because of an error...

It was a draw? You mean you hoped it could be a draw? And then... why didn't your hope come true? Maybe your opponent was stronger and the chance of a draw was slimmer than you thought? Have you woken up yet, or do you still think it was a draw?

@@diegomatiasbarletta2159 You seem to have drawn your own conclusions.

Max Neuman he was in a losing position gms predict the outcome of games quite bfore than the expected ending not necessary a checlmate or chek is neccessary

Gamer X so basically the kid just knew he lost the match? I’m surprised they’re not like required to finish the game

@@maxneuman8422 ok am happy u asked the question am gonna clear ur doubts gms and top players can predict the game upon sotuation and even if situation is bad they dont give up bcoz there is a chance for improvement say ur queen is trapped yet not under attack but uts gonna be useless for say next several moves so as a player u already know ur on a disadvantage compared to opponent whose pieces are free to move but u can play further and save the queen and continue playing with a little disadvantahe which u may be able to fix but a player resigns when he is inevotably on a big loss say for a simple example there is a fork between his pieces and he is gonna losse his rook or queen so on gm level plays they already know that being a rook down is massive disadvantage and lose is inevitable and its very very rare that at gm level someone will blunder the rook advantage in this game i believe none of the above happened the player must hv calculated like 7 or 8 moves ahead about him having a position in which he would soon be a pawn down or check mate or a piece down or the passed pawn is inevitable from becoming queen so unles the opponent has much less time left it is vague to play on

Black had a pass pawn, who was going to become a queen, that could not be taken whit out loosing the knight, then game over. Also he was loosing on time

He resigned..

Black

@@RafaelLima119 black men or black pawn?😂

@@manabratu9878 Black pieces hahahah

Stop being racist man

Mamedyarov was ahead on time! "Old man opening"? wtf!

There was no time

That's a hopeless position, you must be an amateur

Vuqar Hesenzade ok

@@lordx4641 didn't asked your opinion dumb

@@vuqarhesenzade3850 lol i was making fun of ur dumb comment

@@lordx4641 such a waste you are. Fu*k you and your brain, little bastard. Who are you and how you dare to call my comment "dumb"? Yeah it's easy to comment behind the screen. That's what you are, a courage.

@@vuqarhesenzade3850 you are a smeg head

There's a bishop on g4...

Ok the angle of the board skewered my vision

I dont fucking get it what u talkin about please stop comment

Mate, most of the people know that Shakh is one of the creative players in chess. It is not about the playing style. The thing matters here is the lack of experience. But Pragmatisch has a bright future anyway.

White

@@sparxx1007 .. Not white, black won

@@atilla1881 yeah man ..okay

Mamed