Queen Sac To Win The Title - Well Played Sir

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"Navigating the Rapids" (game of the day Dec-01-2016)
Carlsen - Karjakin World Championship (2016), New York, NY USA, rd 13, Nov-30
Sicilian Defense: Prins Variation (B54)
1. e4 c5 2. Nf3 d6 3. d4 cd4 4. Nd4 Nf6 5. f3 e5 6. Nb3 Be7 7. c4 a5 8. Be3 a4 9. Nc1 O-O 10. Nc3 Qa5 11. Qd2 Na6 12. Be2 Nc5 13. O-O Bd7 14. Rb1 Rfc8 15. b4 ab3 16. ab3 Qd8 17. Nd3 Ne6 18. Nb4 Bc6 19. Rfd1 h5 20. Bf1 h4 21. Qf2 Nd7 22. g3 Ra3 23. Bh3 Rca8 24. Nc2 R3a6 25. Nb4 Ra5 26. Nc2 b6 27. Rd2 Qc7 28. Rbd1 Bf8 29. gh4 Nf4 30. Bf4 ef4 31. Bd7 Qd7 32. Nb4 Ra3 33. Nc6 Qc6 34. Nb5 Rb3 35. Nd4 Qc4 36. Nb3 Qb3 37. Qe2 Be7 38. Kg2 Qe6 39. h5 Ra3 40. Rd3 Ra2 41. R3d2 Ra3 42. Rd3 Ra7 43. Rd5 Rc7 44. Qd2 Qf6 45. Rf5 Qh4 46. Rc1 Ra7 47. Qf4 Ra2 48. Kh1 Qf2 49. Rc8 Kh7 50. Qh6
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@michaeltierney6649 4 года назад

Karjokin: Your king is cornered! Carlsen: No u

@GaugeMcArora 2 года назад

And this time the cornER has become the cornHOLER

@chadprinceton8486 2 года назад

*Kakyoin

@nicbentulan Год назад

Magnus compensated a white loss with a white win. You might think a white loss and a black draw are equal to a white win and white draw but eh? Sergey rules. Magnus sucks. Wesley So rules. Hikaru, Garry Kasparov, Liren, Veselin Topalov suck. Hans, Bobby Fischer, Nepo, Vladimir Kramnik, et al rule. I'm referring to Liren's stupid list of Veselin, Garry & Magnus or Vlad, Bobby & Wesley So. SAYNOTO2900 GOD BLESS AMERICA More info: ZS4ZPF

@oscaro.172 6 лет назад

Gotta love that save at 9:42 "He actually had something else in mind... as it's check"

@agnisuddhashaw2767 5 лет назад

😂😂😂That was savage😂😂

@nm5120 5 лет назад

He got ahead of himself. He had something else in mind for the next move

@diabl2master 5 лет назад

Surprisingly he actually had the idea of getting out of check.

@cewlac 5 лет назад

lmfao

@brianjacob8728 4 года назад

Winning when you're one move from being mated. That's gotta be the best feeling...

@egbermardegan4551 5 лет назад

If Carlsen gives you a free queen like that towards the end of a game than just get up and leave even if you don't see it Don't wait three seconds lol

@dash4800 4 года назад

yeah, its been my observation that if he is offering his queen he has an endgame figured out and you're done

@MrKockabilly 7 лет назад

Best moves at 1:08 lie down 7:28 quits im talking bout the dog

@AbrarAli22049 6 лет назад

lol

@biwart 5 лет назад

Thx

@aryandhande 3 года назад

😂 😂

@seeker4469 7 лет назад

1:30 The knight didn't capture anything :P

@rishabhsrivastava4233 7 лет назад

Robert Anghel hahaha I was gone a say that . but u saw the video before me I guess :P

@jach4327 7 лет назад

It captured a ghost

@intolerantkaafir3320 7 лет назад

knight capture f6 square.

@bryanpw12 7 лет назад

A dubious blunder

@iagosoares_100 7 лет назад

A dubious agadmator.

@JhayPh-hn3sc 3 года назад

Karjakin: Mate bud Carlsen: Call the ambulance, but not for me

@atmunn1 7 лет назад

1:30 That's the strangest looking Nxd6 move I've ever seen.

@ohen3870 5 лет назад

Xd xd xd

@gggaming4tg 3 года назад

Nah man it's Nd6#

@future.replay.193 Год назад

What if sargey block the check using bishop on f8 he win if he see that 🤔

@azharudeensalim 7 лет назад

From "hi this is mato" to "hello everyone" :)

@vegeta6062 7 лет назад

Totally dubious statement

@josephcro2138 7 лет назад

it seems that croatians are the best chess commentators lol

@imawarioimagonnawinn 7 лет назад

Dont forget Rick's "helloooo chess fans" from ChesstoImpress :)

@anthonydeni8039 7 лет назад

No that dude blows

@4pkrteambrj109 7 лет назад

From Suren: "Hello chess lovers"

@BeerdyBruceLeeCentral 7 лет назад

Yoy should stop smoking. It will do wonders for you're throat.

@zacharonicheeseakatheharry2507 7 лет назад

Beerdy - Bruce Lee Central yoy should let him live his choice and mind your own buisness

@code-dredd 7 лет назад

Zacharoni & Cheese AKA The Harry Potter Ninja And I take it your comment to Beerdy is not infringing in their choice to live their life by saying whatever they want and you just minding your own business, right? Because that would be crazy. It's like when someone comes to you and says: "Don't let anyone tell you how to live your life" ;)

@zacharonicheeseakatheharry2507 7 лет назад

ray lmao tbh, i only wrote that because he spelled you as yoy and i wanted to mess with him by saying that and yessss lol what i say pretty much doesnt matter

@code-dredd 7 лет назад

Zacharoni & Cheese AKA The Harry Potter Ninja I replied to you because your name says Zacharoni & Cheese, which sounds like an important part of a complete breakfast.

@zacharonicheeseakatheharry2507 7 лет назад

ray LMFAO im done, seems legit!

@horaciovenegas1950 7 лет назад

I love this guy's voice it's like. Sit back get high and watch a bag of chips while you listen to me talk chess. Also enjoy the company of my dog and the background traffic.

@TheInfallibleChase 4 года назад

I'm just wondering how high you gotta be to just watch a bag of chips haha. Kidding aside, totally agree.

@Safwan.Hossain 3 года назад

@@TheInfallibleChase lool

@alexg111 7 лет назад

I think FIDE should have adopted Fischer's specifications for the world championship all the way back in the 1973. Not only would we have seen Fischer play again in the classical championship format but it would have made the matches much more interesting. These were his qualifications: 1. The match continues until one player wins 10 games, draws not counting. 2. No limit to the total number of games played. 3. In case of a 9-9 score, the champion retains the title, and the prize fund is split equally. This would mean these kind of boring matches we saw in the 2016 match would never happen for a bunch of reasons. A. Draws aren't counted. Drawish openings, like the theoretical lines of the Ruy Lopez, would be discouraged. Would vastly improve the variety and excitement of the openings played in these championships. B. the challenger always has an incentive to play towards imbalances, make sure there are winning chances one way or another, and the impetus is on the challenger to win by at least 2 games, meaning they can never strive just to tie even in winning points alone. C. Drawing games requires at least some stamina- with no limit on games, both players would not want to waste energy on draws, try to aim towards explosive wins. Many more reasons, but I think its a shame this wasn't implemented. It would have made the championship much more exciting and true to its roots.

@Arumenuyama 7 лет назад

Sounds very interesting. 9-9 rule is debatable, of course, but the idea of 10 wins really could add some thrill. Though, unfortunately, no limit to number of games, making matches potentially endless, is a huge technical problem, inconvenient for any organizer.

@alexg111 7 лет назад

jocal17 I don't understand what baadur jobava has to do with anything. But also I would point out that it's a bit misleading to say the Karpov/Kasparov match was adjourned because of the fact that they had to get to 6 wins. It was and still is to this day intensely controversial and almost certainly was a political move on the part of FIDE in collusion with higher ups of the USSR who supported Karpov. In response to your other point, while I agree it would be difficult and grueling, I also believe it would be kind of the point of a world championship match to be hard. If it's supposed to test who is the absolute best in the world it should not be a waiting game, it should be an ultra marathon.

@Arumenuyama 7 лет назад

Alex G You are right saying that being the best in the world should be proved a hard way. But this being hard for the players is only one part of a problem. What about organization? It is a lease of a place where they play, cameras/journalists, places in the hotel... It all takes time and money. And if amount of them can’t be planned ahead, it is, of course, a problem.

@slowpoke126 7 лет назад

It was just an example of how mixing it up would never happen unless someone was down. And now that I say that I shows there would never be an incentive since someone who is down would not be running out of games to play. The political nature is quite irrelevant. They had a valid enough excuse if they were making a political move. Karpov lost like 30 pounds or something. What does a marathon have to do with chess skill? Are we talking about chess or their off the board physical training? And the more I think about it ops claims don;t actually make sense.If you have an infinite amount of games there would never be any reason to risk playing sharp.

@Eorzat 7 лет назад

There's a reason why FIDE rejected his proposal. No. 1 is reasonable and FIDE actually accepted this, but no. 2 would simply turn the WC match into a battle of attrition. Consider, for instance, how many draws Kasparov and Karpov had in their 1986 WC match. How you think a match that could continue for weeks with dozens and dozens of draws to be "more interesting" is beyond me, but, nevertheless, FIDE actually caved in and accepted this condition. No. 3 is complete bullshit and actually undermines no. 1 which is why FIDE never accepted it and, ultimately, denied Fischer's overall proposal.

@MrRaindog 4 года назад

"Should the title be determined by..." Four years ago, I would have said classical. I'm a spectator though. Now that I've been watching all of the different time controls in live events, it's been fascinating to watch Magnus win. At this moment, it's not like there's a different champion at different weight divisions, it's Magnus #1 and everyone else chasing. Fischer 960 has been the only exception, and Magnus was a mere #2 in that variation. Rapid online games have most enjoyable as of late. I don't see way the world championship cannot continue to be determined by a combination of classical and rapid time controls. Most people do not take and entire day to play one game.

@christianscholte2982 7 лет назад

What I found funny was that Jan Gustafsson saw exactly this checkmate in his live commentary with Peter Svidler before it actually happened. Maybe his greatest moment in his chess commentary career ;)

@wymankaluba3827 2 года назад

Had to come watch this game again following Sergey's recent irresponsible posts on twitter

@nicbentulan Год назад

@LukeLongboneOfficial 5 месяцев назад

What do you think about it two years later? Lol

@gfweis 7 лет назад

I stopped the video and studied the position after rook to c8, which looked like just a temporizing move to me. Even then I did not see queen to h6 coming. Nothing can make me feel stupider than chess. Having paid no attention to chess for over 40 years, I did not know the world championship was not still just what you call "classical chess." I'm more impressed by depth than speed (a prejudice of being almost 70 years old, I suppose), so I'd be a traditionalist on your question about how the world championship should be decided.

@trevors3908 7 лет назад

I found Queen to H6 rather quickly, but did not see the checkmate, for some reason. Odd how the mind works, huh?

@locutusdborg126 6 лет назад

I'm your age. You are not alone.

@gregkleinfall1901 6 лет назад

Hi Gregory. I have also just rediscovered chess after about a 36 year hiatus (Agadmator is a big reason why). I only played timed chess once when I was about 12 at a chess club frequented by college players. I won about 75% of my traditional matches there, but didn't do well at all with the single timed one I played. The interesting thing was that I normally make my moves rather quickly during a classical game, but I think the time aspect became too much of a distraction for me. It didn't make things better that the guy I was playing, who was about 10 yrs. my senior, kept talking trash to me while I was trying to determine my moves. I also prefer the more traditional game, but it is fun to watch the best in the world have to make such quick decisions. It certainly adds some interesting moves that you most likely would never see without the time constraint.

@mikeoxlong371 4 года назад

Ok boomer

@DylanZapf-dm4mh 4 года назад

@@trevors3908 I don't quite believe you. What do you mean you FOUND qh6+ ? I find it irrational that you would willingly sacrifice your queen for no reason whatsoever. I can't say that you weren't looking for the checkmate, but if you were willing to play such an incredulous move you must have thought something was worth playing it. But to not look a move further in only two iterations seems eerily suspicious to me that you claim to have found the winning idea without winning.

@AkshaySinghJamwal 7 лет назад

How does a GM miss such an obvious fork?

@mayattv4986 7 лет назад

Akshay Singh Jamwal time pressure obviously

@olivers.3144 7 лет назад

Akshay Singh Jamwal He might have thought that this was his best try, since he would have lost a pawn otherwise and here, he got two pawns for the exchange.

@fernandomariz7057 7 лет назад

I believe it was a sacrifice, maybe Karjaking thought that 2 pawns and knight for the rook would give him more practical chances of winning than beeing down a pawn.

@MagnusAnand 7 лет назад

Two options: 1. He, for some weird reason, wanted that exchange 2. Shit happens

@danielharold6547 6 лет назад

My Dad asked the same question, but the answer is that he didn't! Giving up his rook for a knight and pawn, leaves Karjakin with sharp lines and a passed pawn, and he felt if he didn't accept it he would have no winning chances. He says this in an interview!

@PaleGhost69 7 лет назад

I think having separate rounds of classical and blitz both factoring to be best. To be the world champ you should not only be able to play great chess but fast too. If they deserve the title, they'll win both.

@ytmndman 7 лет назад

What if someone can't play better than 1200 at blitz but can play at 2900 in classical? Due to some weird mental problem

@leaccordion 7 лет назад

For the sake of a few eccentric players why change the classical / blitz criterion? I can concede a 2900 - 2500 discrepancy but certainly nothing below 2000 blitz rating.

@PaulDormody 7 лет назад

If you win in classical you get the title.Blitz is only for tiebreakers.

@PaleGhost69 7 лет назад

ytmndman if one person wins classical but does so bad in blitz, should they be considered world champion?

@oehle1 7 лет назад

Yes. Deep strategy is considered superior to reaction-time.

@jasper5016 6 лет назад

Magnus Carlson is a real gem. The end was amazing. I could not have thought of it.

@Robi2009 7 лет назад

1:20 - Good one Sir :) Black plays Sicilian - "Finally an interesting opening" :D

@theRobo7m4n 4 года назад

1:30 knight captures air on F6

@reeck771 5 лет назад

1:30 "and knight captures on c6" Me: capture what, your sanity? PS: love your vids, if are seeing this

@DylanZapf-dm4mh 4 года назад

he said d6 btw

@davidkovac1351 3 года назад

3:17 aslo mistake

@Thaertios 7 лет назад

there should be a classical champion and a rapid/blitz champion, especially since, personally, I feel there is a big difference between the two.

@Supware 7 лет назад

Definitely agreed. They almost feel like different games

@Thaertios 7 лет назад

Yeah, I feel like im a better chess player when I play rapid and blitz, just because I get bored when I play classical lol

@taotriad 6 лет назад

There is. Magnus Carlsen is the Classical world champion and Blitz world champion. Viswanathan Anand is the Rapid world champion.

@mariuszlubko8014 4 года назад

Thaertios well if you think it I guess we should bow and scrape to make you happy

@Jalapablo 4 года назад

As of Feb 2020 Magnus Carlsen is the undisputed classical, rapid and blitz champion.

@afifkhaja 4 года назад

Carlsen is scary good, probably the best ever to play chess

@kuribro443 4 года назад

Carlson: "I'm 4 parallel universes ahead of you!"

@LSpiro 7 лет назад

Blitz should be separate. I dislike Blitz and Bullet games because they reduce the match to the most obvious moves. When you take a sport based on deep evaluation of the board and then remove the ability to deeply evaluate the board, no one wins.

@LSpiro 7 лет назад

Less time to evaluate means less evaluation. Shallow evaluations. Unless you are suggesting that they don’t come up with deeper strategies given more time to think.

@LSpiro 7 лет назад

I am not interested in moves without deep analysis. What is obvious is subjective, and your definition of “evaluate” is looser than mine.

@LSpiro 7 лет назад

When did I say I am incapable of evaluating a position within seconds? What a bizarre and arrogant assumption to make over RU-vid comments. I’ve made it clear that I appreciate analysis deep enough that it takes the best players in the world longer than a few seconds to reach, and you are whining about terminology and using childish “just because you can’t” accusations. Why does it offend you that I have clearly different standards?

@LSpiro 7 лет назад

I have explained several times that I don’t consider scanning the board for mere seconds “evaluation.” What you childishly pretend is contradiction is merely me speaking in your words, since communication seems to be a difficult subject for you. I am a 1-time American national chess champion, and Hikaru Nakamura was playing in the national tournament in which I took 1st. It’s thanks to people like you that I retired from chess shortly after. It’s thanks to people like Agadmator that I am starting to get back into it after many years. Shall we stop stinking up his comment section?

@flamefusion8963 7 лет назад

Mr.Dominic Amoe You are completely right. That other person doesn't know what they are talking about.

@ashutoshsamal4109 4 года назад

What if after rook to c8, Karjakin played bishop to F8?

@andreastatsch2112 5 лет назад

I like your channel most of all chess channels. Both thumbs up. Very good explanations and perfect tempo. Congrats

@azodlaramo4249 4 года назад

What happen if Karjakin played bishop to F8?

@AlanG100 5 лет назад

01:30 "knight captures on D6" lmao what does he capture the square?

@chieffanLJ27 5 лет назад

10:24 bf8 blocking check is best move. Sneaky since the queen sac is almost invisible, but it delays mate for at least 7 moves perfect gameplay.

@Columbine-en3qc 5 лет назад

How do you mate after bf8? Seems like I'm missing something.

@zaccheusmaximus1216 5 лет назад

Sac the rook capture the bishop, rook and queen are coming at the king after king captures rook

@griffisme4833 4 года назад

@@Columbine-en3qc 1.bf8 rxf8 2. kxf8 rxf7+ 3. ke8 rf8+ 4. kd7 qf5+ 5. kc6 rc8+ 6. kb7 qd7+ 7. ka6 ra8#

@hermodnitter3902 3 года назад

@@griffisme4833 this is really the most interesting, not the queen sac itself, but that Carlsen spent maybe 15 sec to calculate this other line, as he will loose if he doesn't give mate

@CrazyPaperSun 3 года назад

@@griffisme4833 What if after rxf7+, kg8 , rf8, kh7?

@dexdalone6171 4 года назад

3:21 what happened here?

@priyanshgautam9971 3 года назад

It's en-passant rule it's a special pawn capture that can only occur immediately after a pawn makes a move of two squares from its starting square and it could have been captured by enemy pawn had it advanced only one square.

@gabrieljohnson6304 3 года назад

en passant, a rule added to prevent a free pass for any pawn that hasn't moved and is trying to get pass an enemy pawn that is close

@Gr8Believer 7 лет назад

You're right about the most boring chess was played between the best chess players in the world championship.

@BKITU 7 лет назад

24 classical games, best score wins, tie goes to the champ. Done.

@agadmator 7 лет назад

+BKITU That's what I prefer

@Dan1elAndrade 6 лет назад

Isn't that a bit unfair? Then if 2 equal players keep playing the tournament and keep drawing and drawing then the same champion would be crown year after year despite being an exactly equal player ot the other one.

@Zlysium 6 лет назад

There aren't 2 players exactly equal though that isn't possible.

@GermanLookLikeTV 5 лет назад

Of course to get a title you have to beat the person not getting a draw it's the same for world records if you run the same time you won't be the world record you have to beat the world record. You can't take someone's title with a draw, that's common sense to me.

@ojasdighe875 5 лет назад

Well , first come first serve basis

@jamesbjorlie 7 лет назад

I love your videos! They are easily understood and well presented. Thanks!

@agadmator 7 лет назад

+James Bjorlie Thank you James :)

@johndelacroix9909 6 лет назад

You might as well toss a coin. Lol.

@eternityfps5177 6 лет назад

NxD6. No, that didn’t happen. 1:30

@vivekvaghela2274 3 года назад

Commenters ohh, Carlsen's queen is gone... . Carlsen: ohh damm my queen, call the ambulance.... But not for me 🙂

@xerxlugner5361 2 года назад

"You might as well flip a coin" 😹😹

@samcatsam 4 года назад

--only classical! (everything else is party chess)

@scurtin99 6 лет назад

I agree that chess championships should not be decided by speed chess....

@mituldaniadventureJunkie 4 года назад

An absolute gem of a game. Well played Magnus!

@towkirshuvo97 2 года назад

Well honestly it wasn't even a sacrifice. Because Sergey didn't really capture the queen and resigned before that😄.

@TrickShotKoopa 5 лет назад

1:30 Knight captures on d6...sure

@charlesvanderhoog7056 4 года назад

h5 h4 h3 is silly without back-up and follow-up. Fisher would have brought his rooks to the other side with f6, Kf7, Rh8 etc.

@hlboerr 5 лет назад

3:21 how can the a4 pawn capture the b4 pawn? am I missing something?

@aravindhcricketer 5 лет назад

Its called "en passant". It can capture that way as after a pawn makes a move of two squares from its starting square, and it could have been captured by an enemy pawn had it moved only one square

@hlboerr 5 лет назад

Aravindh Venkat thanks

@hamuzaserugo2161 4 года назад

After rook c8 check why didn't karkin play bishop to c8 to block the check

@ronnieharrisson 5 лет назад

"you might aswell toss a coin" :D

@PlanXV 9 месяцев назад

Excellent service 👏 👍 Medo swept the floor 😊

@ahmedms7156 6 лет назад

10:24 if sergy played Bf1..what would carlsen play!

@OfficialFoliLucker 4 года назад

(1) RxBf8, KxRf8, (2)Rxf7+,... And the KingHunt Begins

@griffisme4833 4 года назад

@@OfficialFoliLucker 1.bf8 rxf8 2. kxf8 rxf7+ 3. ke8 rf8+ 4. kd7 qf5+ 5. kc6 rc8+ 6. kb7 qd7+ 7. ka6 ra8#

@griffisme4833 4 года назад

1.bf8 rxf8 2. kxf8 rxf7+ 3. ke8 rf8+ 4. kd7 qf5+ 5. kc6 rc8+ 6. kb7 qd7+ 7. ka6 ra8#

@griffisme4833 4 года назад

Also, it is Bf8 not bf1

@LaVieDeReine86 4 года назад

The board position at 2:51 is about one billionth on the list of what you would expect.

@gabrielespinoza5269 6 лет назад

A brilliant game by carlsen!

@lavaforevah 5 лет назад

1:30 I know people make mistakes so dont worry,but that is a dangerous double check towards the king if commentary agadmator 1.It didnt capture anything 2.It is f6 not d6

@stickiq4057 4 года назад

3:27 im... quite confused.

@David-qi1ys 3 года назад

See: “en passant”

@HerbalistGuybrush 3 года назад

nob

@gydn.d 3 года назад

So am I I’m new to the game

@advetmane86 6 лет назад

Carlson gonna be next Fisher

@BartSimpsonKol 6 лет назад

3:23 what is happenning???

@TheKnightBlade4 6 лет назад

Lomber Punction is called "en passant", it occurs when your opponent makes a double-step move with a pawn from starting square, and it could have been captured by the opponents pawn had it moved only one square.

@BartSimpsonKol 6 лет назад

thanks dude i never heard about this before

@t-krupa 6 лет назад

thank you as well

@FormulatedButterCoping 5 лет назад

Now I know what that is, thanks to the people the responded =)

@chieffanLJ27 5 лет назад

Lol i play pawn moves 2 a lot of times knowing that a lot of people simply dont know the en passant rule. Its pretty rare but situations do happen. I wonder why it was created in the first place.

@hiijustmetyou5559 4 года назад

3:26 how!?

@pascalbruenner 4 года назад

en passant en.wikipedia.org/wiki/En_passant

@muhammadmoneebanwar3087 4 года назад

10:30 why he didn't bring bishop back

@akshaygharpure5542 4 года назад

Rook captures

@griffisme4833 4 года назад

1.bf8 rxf8 2. kxf8 rxf7+ 3. ke8 rf8+ 4. kd7 qf5+ 5. kc6 rc8+ 6. kb7 qd7+ 7. ka6 ra8#

@gurpreetsingh11111 5 лет назад

yes only classical game should decide the world champion

@kirjian 5 лет назад

10:06 "did Carlsen see this?" you think it was a coincidence that the next day was his birthday? He has so much foresight he probably saw this outcome since game 1

@ichirofakename 5 лет назад

Admittedly I am a rank amateur, but I think speed chess is a gimmick. Lots of fun, but not serious. Sure, have a championship if you want, but entirely separate from the "real", classical championship. In fact, I object to clocks altogether, even in classical. Chess should be like baseball, insofar as there is no time element. I grant that this idea is impractical, but having rules that cause people to lose to a clock, not their opponent, should be minimized. No, I don't have a brilliant scheme to accomplish this, so I'll just shut up already.

@xtbum3339 4 года назад

And players are prone to blunder more.

@Pacalolo04 7 лет назад

It should be decided on all classical games; no rapids should be able to determine who's the best chess player in the world. You already have a World Rapid Championship, and that's where that type of time-control setups should remain.

@mystreriousuploader 5 лет назад

At 10:21, if black played Bf8, what would be the result? I don't think white can win from that position. At the most white can draw with repeated check.

@juliatruchsess1019 5 лет назад

Black wins, I don't see a repeated check.

@lokeshhanda 6 лет назад

In 49th move, Sergey Karjakin could have defended the king by Bishop to f8. What are your thoughts on this?

@Vintage37Pwn 6 лет назад

That is actually mate in 7 which in the end is quite easy to execute. I thought the same though, but there are plenty of "checkmating" ways.

@dragutte3742 5 лет назад

Can you tell the possible mating ways after defending with bishop?

@eruditenaga 5 лет назад

After Bf8 black could win easily (mate in one) unless there is any forced mating ideas for white.

@lawrence9515 5 лет назад

eruditenaga you can actually force mate no matter what in this case

@dedfed321 5 лет назад

the basic idea here is if bf8 then rook takes bishop, if king takes rook then the other rook gives check on f7, and then carlsen will gives series of checks till mate. if king didn't capture back and went to h7 then again queen to h6

@dobeeeeval 6 лет назад

What would Carlsen have done if Karjakin had blocked with the bishop?

@danielm17 6 лет назад

3:27????????

@NP-Channel 6 лет назад

it's "en passant", a legal move in chess, you can use your 'one move' pawn to capture the 'first-two-move' opponent's pawn when they are on the same row. And it's your choice to make that move. it's a rule to balance the 'first-two-move' ability of the pawn, I suppose.

@danielm17 6 лет назад

Thnx but ive already researched it :)

@darkin1484 4 года назад

1:30 Knight captures and forks g4 and h5. And in this position carlsen did not lose any pieces.

@ReyTamayoPhatInnovator 7 лет назад

The world has attention deficit disorder en mass and rapid is a great way to keep more people interested in chess and really classical chess is not statistically that much better compares to the huge amount of time and resources it takes. What would be interesting is making draws count as zero so tournaments can only be won with actual wins. You can even allow just 4 draws per person before they start losing .5 points per draw thereafter. Chess is a drawing game but in tournaments it is made worse because it's safe to play for a draw and it takes away from the spirit of the game and the quality of the games.

@olivers.3144 7 лет назад

Rey Tamayo Another idea would be to give three points for a win and only one for a draw, just like in football. That would be a bit more fair if you‘re asking me, as a draw between good players is usually a sign that both did a good job.

@ReyTamayoPhatInnovator 7 лет назад

Oliver S. I would agree when money and ego are not involved it would mean both tried but tprnaments are a business and drawing is a safe way to stay close to the top. Considering that a greater than 50% of the games end up in draws, drawing is not a bad option for top players vs. going for a win and taking risks. Your system would definitely work similar to mine but psychologically mine would prevent even more draws because it is way costlier. Just look how hard the player in this game tried and the risks he rooms and pains he took to avoid a draw while the other player was purposely going for a draw which takes the chivalry away and cheapens the game. With your system the champion would have no incentive to win as he would be 2 points up still with a draw while with my system he would be even as he would lose a half a point so his incentive to play hard to win would be stronger and in fact it would almost certainly require him to win to stay on top, once again removing the incentive to draw and increasing the incentive2and in most cases the need to win!

@ItsAllAboutGuitar 6 лет назад

But chess is one of the saving graces in society so we should not sacrifice a great game to cater to the masses.

@jasper5016 6 лет назад

There should be classical games only.

@chinmaya.6934 7 лет назад

Please explain this variation: Bishop on f8 to block the check by rook on Rc8. Thank You!! Lots of love from india, ur channel is awesome !!

@Rohith_E 7 лет назад

Bf8 then Rxf8 check,if king to h7 then same mate as shown in video. If Kxf8 then Rook takes f7 check.Ke8 or Kg8 doesn't matter both will lead to mate.If king to g8 then Rf8, king to h7 queen to f5 check ,Kh6 Qg6#. If Ke8 Rf8 Kd7 Qf7 Kc6 Rc8 Kb5 Qc4 Ka5 Ra8#

@LorenzoStroe 7 лет назад

Then you simply take the bishop and after king recaptures, check with the other rock and from there check mate eventually.

@enchomishinev35 7 лет назад

Probably Rxf8, Kxf8 and then Rxf7 with check and you just hunt that king with rook and queen. I think it's a forced mate in 4 or 5 regardless of black's moves.

@chinmaya.6934 7 лет назад

+Eppepalli Rohith Thanks all !! Perfect Reply!!

@cdigity1 5 лет назад

Wait why not bishop to f8 when rook checks on c8? Edit: never mind I still see checkmate :( poor karjakin

@chieffanLJ27 5 лет назад

You right tho, i said the same thing. Its mate in 7 or something tho. I plugged it in stockfish, its defendable for at least 7 moves instead of 2 lol

@siem659 5 лет назад

9:41, This is happens to me all the time

@vaibhavagarwal6485 3 года назад

Sergey should have defended the check with his bishop rather than moving his King 10:23

@JUANTED 3 года назад

It's all the same...if you put your bishop on f8 rook will capture it...so will capture the rook with your king...then rook again on f7 capture the pawn check anywhere you put your king either e8 or g8 rook can check it and it will follow by queen.. try to analyze it with your board..😊👍

@Toopa88 6 лет назад

Looks like the average viewer doesn't know what En Passant is... and I'm not even playing chess.. sigh

@regnatis1 5 лет назад

I agree with classical

@sylendraws1249 6 лет назад

How does a Super GM miss such a simple tactic?

@lightningprowess6031 6 лет назад

time pressure? it's blitz after all not classical chess

@dariocastro9079 6 лет назад

when you think you are wining and you really are wining you don't usually see the only think that can defeat you...

@treyleeper43 4 года назад

At 3:24 how does the pawn capture? I see this happen many times in your videos. Its disturbing.

@insectpolitician7278 4 года назад

Google 'en passant'.

@Methossoldier 7 лет назад

But after rook to C8, couldnt Sergey play bishop to F8 instead of moving the king? that way he could take the rook with the king and after finish his mate against the white king? ir am I missing something?

@pauljustin9583 7 лет назад

Bishop F8 follows rook takes f8 king takes f8 and rook takes f7 and mate in two

@Rohith_E 7 лет назад

@Methossoldier 7 лет назад

Paul Justin But when rook takes on F7 with check, then you go back with king to G8, and when rook goes to F8, now the king can move to H7, and there is not mate at all. that would give him the time to Checkmate the white king, as he only needs 1 tempo to win. maybe the reason was because time was rushing off.

@pauljustin9583 7 лет назад

Eppepalli Rohith replied right.

@crisgeorge8924 6 лет назад

Methossoldier study chess first before commenting...still checkmated...do it with boards then comment...when rook captured pawn f7 check and its over wherever the king goes...

@TheAstronomyDude 7 лет назад

fast matches favor young players too much

@rishabhsrivastava4233 7 лет назад

He(sergey) could have blocked the check with bishop and the very next move checkmated carlsen. No ?

@ruisuenjerud3592 7 лет назад

Torre por alfil, y si captura el rey ,Torre por peón y check mate se acerca

@tsss1179 7 лет назад

Then Carlsen would have captured the bishop with a check and after king recaptures, Rook takes f7 with check which leads to checkmate.

@ruisuenjerud3592 7 лет назад

i forget it was in English xd, well rock take bishop, and if the king take the bishop then the other rock takes the pawn and check mate is coming

@rishabhsrivastava4233 7 лет назад

Oh thanks . I didn't see that coming.

@st18dec 6 лет назад

Yes Sergey could try his bishop , but he couldn't find that check by queen, and on other hand his eyes were also on to Carlson's King 😊😊

@braveyoshiplayz9299 4 года назад

1:30 the knight captures nothing agadmator, nothing!

@LJLMETAL 7 лет назад

I love that sacrifice. I agree with you. There should only be classical games!

@gabrieljohnson6304 3 года назад

Karjakin looks like the antagonist of a Pixar animated movie who's trying to get revenge on his older brother who owns a big company that is passed down by their father, always coming up with schemes or traps to try and fake a kidnapping of his own brother and pretend to mourn the tragedy while attempting to take over the throne amidst the chaos

@manudru81 5 лет назад

Your commentary, the games you pick, everything is perfect. Thx for your work ! One suggestion : not to spoil the result of the game in the thumbnail

@MrAbrazildo 6 лет назад

10:00, but you missed a hidden funny line: 1.Rg5!? Bxg5 2.Rc8+ Kh7 3.Qf5+ Kh6 (3...g6 4.Qxf7+ and Qxg6#) 4.Qg6+!? fxg6 5.Rh8#

@chieffanLJ27 5 лет назад

Lol it is, but a grandmaster wont take the rook haha. Ra8 blocks any check ideas from Rc8+ Edit: Ra8 OR Rc2, but like agadmator said, he doesnt want to trade pieces against Carlsen. So Ra8, then bxg5 is still a threat and white just moves the rook. Thats the issue with gambits that look good if taken. If its not a forced take, or check, any other move can be played.

@chieffanLJ27 5 лет назад

Also, Qg6+ is just rude lol. Rh8# wins immediately. Qg6, fxg6, Rh8# is the same concept, just delaying it.

@thedave5748 6 лет назад

Only classical for championship

@griffisme4833 4 года назад

It looks like even if he didn't play kh7 Magnus still had mate in 8, 1.bf8 rxf8 2. kxf8 rxf7+ 3. ke8 rf8+ 4. kd7 qf5+ 5. kc6 rc8+ 6. kb7 qd7+ 7. ka6 ra8#

@raziel4235 5 лет назад

8:12 that queen move cost him a whole game. Why not capture that winning h4 pawn with the bishop?

@Max-lr6dk 4 года назад

because of the pawn on b6 i guess

@Enterprise-Architect 4 года назад

IMO, Chess is a strategic game and it's best when played in a classical way at least for Championship... Like Spassky vs Bobby Fischer (1972)...

@JoeDidIt 5 лет назад

1:30 and knight captures on D6... what? xD

@mattrix2701 4 года назад

I've seen this done many times, keep in mind I'm a novice, but why can you do what karjakin can do at 3:23

@stuflames4769 4 года назад

Look up 'en passant'. It's basically a special pawn capture in exchange for the special pawn maneuver (jumping up 2 spaces on its first move)

@mattrix2701 4 года назад

@@stuflames4769 thank you

@MrDomq22 3 года назад

That may have been one of the most exciting mates I’ve ever seen.

@aayushjariwala6256 5 лет назад

1:29 knight captures on D6???? Whatttttttttt......

@TheMijoAaron 6 лет назад

Karjakin should have accepted Carlsen's constant Rook exchanges...tsk tsk. You gotta love Carlsen!

@niceone6739 4 года назад

09:36 how can Carlsen capture the queen on h4 if he is in check?

@spirokaci 4 года назад

Sergey Karjakin actually,not Carlsen. But not interested since he had nothing to loose.

@Bartooc 4 года назад

He says he had something else on mind and that something else on his mind was a check.

@CypherOzzie 7 лет назад

Classical ONLY... 24 games, if tied then the current champ keeps his title

@mlss4908 7 лет назад

I agree with you, sir. Classical chess is Classical chess. If a world championship match is tied at the end of 24 games, the reigning champion should retain his title. P.S.: thanks for all your hard work in finding all these gems, as well as your commentary! Well done,sir! You're a veritable Croatian Sensation!