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Russian teenager beats World Chess Champion! | Esipenko - Carlsen, Wijk 2021

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18-year-old Russian chess prodigy Andrey Esipenko beats Norwegian World Chess Champion Magnus Carlsen in their first ever encounter! Grandmaster Jan Gustafsson takes us through an historic game from the Tata Steel Masters in Wijk aan Zee. Replay on an interactive board: chess24.com/en...
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21 авг 2024

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@WilliamJonesChess 3 года назад

The interview with Esipenko was amazing. You can see how much it meant to him! When he was answering questions, it is like he was about to cry!

@doncar9 3 года назад

Andrey Esipenko announces himself to the world.

@milankotevski1663 3 года назад

Funny how chess24 hasn't bothered to analyse a single win by Alireza ever since the tournamnet started, and the kid is currently leading the freaking tournament!

@JK-ot6ek 3 года назад

I am wondering about that too.

@lollipophugo 3 года назад

Not really much to wonder about. From the perspective of getting clicks, analysing the game of Carlsen, the world champion, or Caruana, the last challenger to the title, only makes sense, unless both their games end in uneventful draws (which is rarely the case, both these guys draws occur after they've tried to eke every possible chance). Someone taking down the world champ is a big deal, it's not that long ago that he was unbeaten in classical chess for a record streak. Alireza will have his due in time.

@JohnnyBunning 3 года назад

There is an analysis of Carlsen Vs Firouzja ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-vdGM70O3jgc.html

@milankotevski1663 3 года назад

@@JohnnyBunning I said "a win", not a game he lost.

@JohnnyBunning 3 года назад

@@milankotevski1663 Oh my bad, missed that part. You're right

@lobomac8692 3 года назад

The white pawn to d6 ! was the turning point of the game. Great analysis. Strong play and intense pressure afterward. Masterful

@Mrpallekuling 3 года назад

What's going on with Magnus in this tournament. 1 win, 6 draws, and now a loss to a 2600-player!? He has already lost 17.7 ELO-points in this tournament In 2020, Magnus lost only 2 classical games (against Duda and Aronian) In 2019, Magnus lost no classical game! In 2018, Magnus lost only 2 classical game (against Mamedyarov and So) Magnus is probably fuming now! I hope he uses the restday tomorrow wisely. PS: Many thanks Jan for the summary and for chess24!

@playtopgames3261 3 года назад

Esipenko is 2670 firstly, about Magnus - maybe he need some relax

@elonweintraub9758 3 года назад

@@playtopgames3261 Esipenko will probably end up about 2700 after this tournament.

@simonpantera 3 года назад

It happens. Look at Liverpool in Premier League- winning every game last season, losing to Burnley these days. Nothing lasts forever.

@elonweintraub9758 3 года назад

@@simonpantera I don't think this is even the end of Magnus. Esipenko is clearly better than people had previously assumed. But to be fair to Esipenko, he had been steadily climbing over the last few years, and I think his only problem is that he was overshadowed by Firouzja. Magnus has been shaky of late, but still clearly the favorite to stay #1. But as the OP points out, even Magnus at his best lost occasional games to top caliber players, and that's basically what happened today.

@mikeyoung9810 3 года назад

People hate people who are on top. So they rejoice if they lose. Maybe Magnus is struggling with something that's on his mind, maybe he is sick, maybe he's just acting human. He's just a guy who is good at chess and only time will tell where this might lead.

@theoriginal639 3 года назад

i dont know what but there is something sad and melancholic with Jan, not too dramatic and dark, but still sad. I feel he just don't like his life.

@dailymotiforyou 3 года назад

nice analysis but his voice was often softer and softer LOL

@therishabhdhiman 3 года назад

Mikhail Tal is back with a new name.

@da96103 3 года назад

The end of an era. Not really. Just the end of his streak.

@HoNiAn 3 года назад

The end of his streak was against Duda in Norway.

@anthonybailey4530 3 года назад

I love your commentary contributions and expect these Game Of The Day segments are great. But, please don't put such spoilers in your titles - they are hard to avoid when trying to watch the channel videos in order.

@baoboumusic 3 года назад

Great game, even better pronounciation of "Scheveningen" by a German. I know Jan speaks some Dutch, but this is next level (together with "Wijk aan Zee") ;)

@richardvantrigt8161 3 года назад

In world war 2 when the germans invaded the Netherlands, they used special troops dressed up in dutch militairy uniforms and speaking fluent dutch to create havoc by using misinformation and sabotage.When the dutch found out about this, they set up alot of checkpoints on key roads. To pass the checkpoints, all dutch troops had to say 'scheveningen' as this is hard to pronounce it the correct way because of the hard 'g' (pronounce sgeveningen) and it would be hard even for the germans fluent in dutch.

@takaomatt 3 года назад

Thanks for the analysis, I would just recommend not trailing off into a mumble where you can't hear what you are saying towards the end.

@lisadlauka8064 3 года назад

@@bleepfakes its so annoying.

@ulycelgab 3 года назад

Magnus is at his prime, the young wolves smell blood seeing Magnus falter, bloodied and worn out its a matter of time some upstart would give the WC the jugular.

@vibovitold 3 года назад

i think Magnus simply underestimated Esipenko. he wouldn't get caught off guard (not like that) playing against Caruana or Aronian. but he hadn't lost to a sub-2700 player in more than 5 years. so he wasn't paying full attention, in a way - just assumed he could play whatever, and still outcalculate Esipenko. that might actually work in blitz or rapid, but Esipenko raised up the pressure and scored a point. i believe Carlsen's somewhat arrogant attitude could've been strengthened by the fact that classic, OTB tournaments were rather few and far between in recent times. and in online chess there's more room for fooling around, so he got a bit used to getting away with it.

@dimifisher7942 3 года назад

@@vibovitold surely thats what happened

@ulycelgab 3 года назад

@@vibovitold Listen to yourself man. I think you are being unfair to the kid. It seem we placed Magnus in this proverbial high pedestal where we idolized the man as practically undethronable....That nobody could beat the man unless with devine intervention of sort. Are we just to remove any amount of small praises any 2600 elo bracket players like Esipenko rightly deserves by playing hard, playing emotionaly charged and going to that beast mode just to beat a Super GM of Magnus caliber? Like every World champion before him Magnus is following a commonal path of obscurity, fame, glory and then recede in the pages of history and this is how all the legend gone.

@tecTitus 3 года назад

@@ulycelgab Then why is Magnus not losing in this fashion vs higher ranked opponents? He let his guard down. Vishy would be dominated in the 1800 bracket if you believe a mental decline starts in the 30s.

@vibovitold 3 года назад

@@ulycelgab i'm not taking anything away from Esipenko. just because Carlsen messed up didn't guarantee a win yet. Esipenko still had to handle the pressure, trust himself, and display flawless technique, inducing further inaccuracies from Carlsen. he proved himself up to challenge; that's no mean feat. many top level players would still let Carlsen get away with it. this being said, i think announcing Carlsen's demise based on a single game, or even a single tournament where he's doing relatively poorly, is rather premature.

@kurtl.3773 3 года назад

Russia is back to retake the chess world

@erikdebeer7733 3 года назад

This opening idea was also used by Leela vs Chiron, TCEC 14.

@broadcasterpro 3 года назад

Brilliant, congrats!

@TheTallRaver 3 года назад

Great analysis👍

@Explainlikeachild 3 года назад

its time for a new champ now. Brilliant debut to the world. Loved the game and analysis

@what-is-buzzin 3 года назад

Feel bad for Magnus :(

@carlosedmundo9570 3 года назад

No te sientas mal. Magnus ya gano todo en el ajedrez. Y encima es uno de los 3 mejores de la historia. Tarde o temprano sera desplazado por un talento joven, como le paso a Fischer y como le paso a Kasparov.

@geonerd 3 года назад

Why? Does he somehow 'deserve' to win all his games?

@kasparov9 3 года назад

Don't be he has been top of the world for 10 years, not many people in chess history can say that.

@twiss9341 3 года назад

@@geonerd Nah it's just that he is lowkey obsessed and will be killing himself over the loss. This game was soooooooooooo epic though. I don't feel bad for him at all. Esipenko was sensational!

@Ericapires12 3 года назад

Magunus got crashed!!

@tecTitus 3 года назад

Lol, look at all the fair-weather fans. One game, and people believe Magnus has lost his godlike abilities and become human. Relax and breath.

@EndoftheTownProductions 3 года назад

Great video!

@PushyDiscovery 3 года назад

And 6...e5 is more critical than 6...e6, leading to the Be2 Scheveningen, which is known to be a bit better for White. He probably hoped his young opponent would falter and banked on holding an easy (for Magnus) draw. According to the FIDE rating calculator, he only loses about two rating points with a draw because a draw is the natural result of chess.

@lauterunvollkommenheit4344 3 года назад

Great analysis. But the truth is, Sicilian Defence hasn't been the same since Don Corleone died.

@TheUniversalPrincess 3 года назад

Magnus Charlsen: I FEAR NO MAN..... BUT RUSSIANS they scare me

@jacobmosovich 3 года назад

I saw the move! I must have some potential! :3 i should find a teacher

@suwantosuwanto1605 3 года назад

Minute 11:24 Queen b6 x pawn b2 Rock b8-c8

@PushyDiscovery 3 года назад

Although Magnus is a godlike chess player, he is still mortal and can make an occasional mistake. We should know him for the 99.999999% of good moves rather than the occasional inaccuracy he makes (keep in mind, an inaccuracy from a 2000-rated-player's POV is generally a blunder from Magnus's POV).

@SusantoseRedflowers888 3 года назад

this match from GM Andrey Esipenko VS GM Magnus Carlsen Tata Steel Masters 2021 (round 8), 2021-01-24 1-0 the match end in 38 move, when GM Magnus Carlsen, resign so I'll make Chess Analysis by continue this match by my self from move 38-66 so I'll continue this match by my self from move 38-66 38 d7 Qe5+ ,39 c3 Rxc3 , 40 Rxc3 Qe2+ , ............FAST FORWARD...... TO 64 Bd5 f4 ,65 Qf7+ Kh8 ,66 Qgxh5# 1-0 PS : if GM Magnus Carlsen did not resign too soon than this match can ends up Stalemate or Draw

@00bikeboy 3 года назад

Very surprised that Magnus was surprised by the knight sac. Did anyone ask Esipenko if this was part of his prep?

@sarahisrh4791 3 года назад

It's sad that Magnus lost, regardless the way he plays in tournaments is fascinating. He doesn't use textbook moves and plays every game differently(specifically how he was able to incorporate previous world champion kasparov's variation in his play during a tournament). Though not all his plays work out,everyone still wants to see how he plays in these dire positions.

@PushyDiscovery 3 года назад

Never heard of him before this. Congrats on beating Magnus, Andrey! He could be World Champion one day if he keeps it up.

@arkantosan 3 года назад

Always sad when Magnus losses :(, at least it was with the black pieces

@Sam-kj9ui 3 года назад

He doesn't lose much so it's fine

@ulycelgab 3 года назад

Reminds me to not plays the Najdorf lines any more.

@ulycelgab 3 года назад

@@niinuetey9878 cushe, this is what everyone said about going to the book lines. 1 wrong sequences of move spell disaster. Make every john and jane Doe chess players bookish

@FuturisticAge 3 года назад

dat B1

@genewest7271 3 года назад

Do not listen to his opening advise, total BS. He talks to hear himself talk. Carsen underestimated the kid, instead of playing good chess he goes for cheap shots hoping for a mistake. Maggy my retire after the World Championship.

@sergelenbatbayar2442 3 года назад

nice esipenko

@chessnews1851 3 года назад

Amazing game, I will feature Andrey in this weeks ChessNews!

@lyannawinter405 3 года назад

10:50 "Zwischenzug" :D is this a word used in English?

@mrstrategy9763 3 года назад

Yes, this, as well as "zugzwang" and "en passant" are part of the international chess language

@00bikeboy 3 года назад

Yes! An example of why English is such a great language - it steals (i.e., adopts 😉) words from every other language, continually adapting and growing, forever innovating.

@lyannawinter405 3 года назад

Thank you for your answers!

@artooWieldsSaber 3 года назад

Reminds me of a world chess championship match with Anand where Carlsen lost..

@msgmachining8687 3 года назад

It's all tricked, they receive instructions from the computer. On the move 12Qh4 doesn’t make any sense, looks like Carlsen misread the move Qe7 which he tried to fix two moves later, but it was too late, Esipenko followed the computer with no mistakes.

@barkman1739 3 года назад

Esipenko gambit? 😂

@dedrakuhn6103 3 года назад

This is so confusing!! All I wanted to see was the actual moves in the game. Show that first and then show the analysis.

@outerdimension7276 3 года назад

10:51 what's that word?

@johannesbader9849 3 года назад

Zwischenzug

@outerdimension7276 3 года назад

@@johannesbader9849 ahhh, I get it now. Thank you.

@griffinbunnell9851 3 года назад

At 6:10 - Why doesn’t Carlson move qxh2?

@Almagells 3 года назад

because that would be immediate defeat!

@makytondr8607 3 года назад

Easy clap...

@LutherBlissett94 3 года назад

For the most part a bad opening by Magnus, I'm not THAT impressed by the followup play of the youngster.

@benoittheminerandgamer 3 года назад

18-year-old Russian is not chess prodigy.... Magnus try something different and it's not work this time. He can't not win all his game, more than that when you lost you learn a lot!

@ntf5211 3 года назад

he was a prodigy when he was 17 with a rating of 2682

@geonerd 3 года назад

I sense a butt-hurt fan boy!

@vibovitold 3 года назад

"Magnus try something different and it's not work this time" This "something different" that he tried was underestimating his opponent (because he was rated almost 200 ELO points less), and as a result falling into a rather simple tactics right in the opening it didn't work this time indeed