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@pahularora9642
@pahularora9642 5 лет назад
"200 points lower than magnus but who isn't...." Agadmator
@john851231
@john851231 5 лет назад
Haha. I Love this Quote come again. Yeah Obviously / Basicly everyone is lower rated than Magnus.
@emregeylani
@emregeylani 5 лет назад
Me, for example
@מנדיסגל
@מנדיסגל 5 лет назад
LOL 😂
@leadnitrate2194
@leadnitrate2194 4 года назад
Even 2700 rated super GMs are rated 150 points lower, that's mad.
@LukeEganLyrics
@LukeEganLyrics 5 лет назад
I really appreciate it when you mention the times on the players' clocks. It helps add context and a sense of drama.
@rashanoyel5324
@rashanoyel5324 5 лет назад
Not everyday you heard 'Carlsen is out of moves'
@Pinchfire
@Pinchfire 5 лет назад
08:56 Would be hilarious if Magnus really just leaned over and asked him...
@ArrancerLord
@ArrancerLord 5 лет назад
I have no idea how you are not getting more likes, this is hilarious!
@Figgy20000
@Figgy20000 5 лет назад
LOL
@Pinchfire
@Pinchfire 5 лет назад
@@ArrancerLord Who cares bout such juvenile things, my friend? I mean even the way Agadmator looks when he says: "...or do you maybe want this juicy c5-pawn? It's a free pawn! Why not just grab it?" makes me laugh... Almost like an offer from the devil... 😁
@AITullball3333
@AITullball3333 5 лет назад
@@blehblahov7398 Yes, with a bit of tongue slurping to top it off.
@GreatRedOak
@GreatRedOak 5 лет назад
Literally picking up the knight and hovering over it while asking him too lmao.
@mavorspiter
@mavorspiter 5 лет назад
17:09 "He just came here to have fun and offer some *_JUICY PAWNS_* to his opponents" ~Agad 2019
@user-uq3iw2nf6x
@user-uq3iw2nf6x 5 лет назад
If Vlad had a 3rd coffee, he wouldn't have taken the pawn
@NghiaTuanLe
@NghiaTuanLe 5 лет назад
He would need a 4th coffee to not take another pawn and a 5th coffeee to mate Magnus..
@nischay4760
@nischay4760 5 лет назад
@@NghiaTuanLe so 1 coffee=50 elo
@caballitodetotora7087
@caballitodetotora7087 5 лет назад
Insane how he can survive lost positions. Like someone said the most difficult thing in chess is to defend
@vikramsrinivasan8176
@vikramsrinivasan8176 5 лет назад
Human chess is bound to mistakes. When human plays against time then it becomes harder
@eprigfqm
@eprigfqm 5 лет назад
He is the world champion ... Insane is that he was unable to win any game against strong players
@nuwandalton
@nuwandalton 5 лет назад
Insane how lucky he is, more like...
@outerdimension7276
@outerdimension7276 5 лет назад
This is kind of out of context. If you watch the stream Kovalev was really low on time with 15 moves to time control and Magnus even having like an hour, he was playing fast to get Kovalev into trouble. That's not luck, that's experience.
@ondrejtoman7433
@ondrejtoman7433 5 лет назад
@@nuwandalton its easier to defend, if you´ve got an hour more on clock
@Ivo4994
@Ivo4994 5 лет назад
Life is like a game of chess.. I don't know how to play chess
@dawn21stcentury
@dawn21stcentury 5 лет назад
Brilliant remark! 🤣😂🤣
@letsmakegadgets6899
@letsmakegadgets6899 5 лет назад
sad both ways
@cagnusmarlsen4050
@cagnusmarlsen4050 5 лет назад
Magnus you are an exellent offerer of juicy pawns.
@William-B
@William-B 5 лет назад
5:26 "Norwegian supercomputer" - You mean Magnus
@cosmic_guy3897
@cosmic_guy3897 5 лет назад
Will Beldman nah, even Norwegian Supercomputer doesn’t do Magnus justice
@anthonygross1963
@anthonygross1963 5 лет назад
White must be kicking himself for missing so many wins.
@xcalixus
@xcalixus 5 лет назад
The Time To Calculate The best Moves To Beat Magnus Is Huge.
@s.mendoza5705
@s.mendoza5705 5 лет назад
Yea butt I mean...come on, it was a JUICY pawn! Almost worth it!
@Mmayberry3434
@Mmayberry3434 5 лет назад
It feels like Carlsen is placing himself in less than ideal situations just so he can have fun climbing his way back.
@az36zarz66
@az36zarz66 5 лет назад
I thought It was just me thinking about that hehe ..I was like the guy is 2876 sure he is just playing around.
@tatsuyasigh1906
@tatsuyasigh1906 2 года назад
Or he's just taking huge risks in order to create winning chances for himself
@postmasterpez
@postmasterpez 5 лет назад
According to Ivanchuck the best move is not with the knight back. It is "the hardest move to find is with the knight back" so in reality the move with the knight back is usualy the weakest move, that's why it is so hard to find (because sometimes it is good).
@Nygge1982
@Nygge1982 5 лет назад
carlsen should play against me 7 times, to get that record.
@james64ibm
@james64ibm 5 лет назад
Carlsen will probably be able to hold the grim reaper to a draw if he's heading straight for a wall at 300 kilometers an hour ...
@DisplayLine6.13.9
@DisplayLine6.13.9 5 лет назад
Wouldn't surprise me considering that even the grim reaper is 200 ELO lower than magnus
@melaniemeyer3558
@melaniemeyer3558 5 лет назад
„He came to offer juicy pawns to his opponents“
@michaeljones675
@michaeljones675 5 лет назад
Is Carlsen just chilling and having fun at this point? Surely if he was trying to win he’d actually calculate lines and not just blitz out moves lol
@herculet
@herculet 5 лет назад
a thought: i think it's called a master mentality, where high-skilled people usually hate doing their job optimally and tries to deviate with another aspects like beauty, fierce, and humor so that they can understand their original skill more. Example: sometimes you can see a really great chef doing tricks while cooking, a professional gamer trolling but wins anyway, and ping pong players play insanely until the ball reaches outside the arena but they are still playing
@kasparov9
@kasparov9 5 лет назад
He looks a little out of form, continued from the previous event. Usually he doesnt struggle so much against much lower rated players.
@herculet
@herculet 5 лет назад
@@kasparov9 i disagree, im pretty sure it's normal since all the games that Magnus struggled are when he's playing black. Most opponents really tryhard against Magnus (well.. of course you have to, it's a rare occasion) so they have great preparations and Magnus is just tagging along as black. I'm pretty sure Magnus with white will just crush literally anybody
@Larspltx
@Larspltx 5 лет назад
@@herculet Good point. If you watch Carlsen playing online (Chess24 / Lichess etc) he almost always goes for weird openings and tries to play for fun tricks, especially when playing opponents rated way lower than him.
@herculet
@herculet 5 лет назад
@@Larspltx yeah like the recent hand and brain with Jan, he won in a checkmated position xD
@ngwanamama1572
@ngwanamama1572 5 лет назад
"They were played by very weak players" ~Agad😂 Thug life😎
@heroricspiritfreinen38
@heroricspiritfreinen38 5 лет назад
Carlsen before: unlike Fischer and morphy, I don't have that obsession (with chess) Carlsen now: *quote above the board*
@outerdimension7276
@outerdimension7276 5 лет назад
It's funny cause I'm sure he was lying both times. Years ago he was having fun and you can tell he studied and prepare a lot more, now he really looks like he don't care anymore. He don't look like having fun, not even in Banter Blitz streams.
@halion9
@halion9 5 лет назад
Something’s up with Magnus, before St Louis he was winning everything.
@keroshehab2223
@keroshehab2223 5 лет назад
the more he plays online on chess24 the more worse he gets
@vincentq.w.3582
@vincentq.w.3582 5 лет назад
C'mon man, it's pretty normal. Nobody wins forever...
@dawn21stcentury
@dawn21stcentury 5 лет назад
It's clear something is going on indeed. Since he is drawing everything though, even insane and losing-positions like these, I'm starting to think he does this on purpose; trying crazy lines, getting himself into 'trouble' and then defending. The fact that he spends so much time on chess24 in the first place.. I think he's a bit bored and so 'mixing it up' on purpose.
@kasparov9
@kasparov9 5 лет назад
He has lost his form once again, you dont go from crushing the world elite to struggling with guys 200 elo beloe you unless you dont feel your best. We have seen it all before. When he loses form its qu ite rapid.
@theshch5932
@theshch5932 5 лет назад
I think that he's preparing for the next challenger to the tilte, so he uses preety much random lines he knows, making his final enemy confused during the preperation process to set up better battleground.
@RolfyOlbap
@RolfyOlbap 5 лет назад
An incredibly fast release. Thank you.
@Meteo_sauce
@Meteo_sauce 5 лет назад
Lol carlsen wasnt hiding his eyes so kovalev couldnt see the pieces hes was eyeing... Carlsen was sleeping half the game 😂😂😂😂
@apaajaboleh104
@apaajaboleh104 5 лет назад
He was probably calculating lines.
@cj-nyc2057
@cj-nyc2057 5 лет назад
Reminds me of carlsen vs naka years ago when carlsen was down -13 and won.
@Figgy20000
@Figgy20000 5 лет назад
Naka also had him in complete zugzwang and ended up playing the engines 13th best move, basically the only move that lost him the game.
@ramazandurmaz3012
@ramazandurmaz3012 5 лет назад
One of the points that should be remarked in chess is not only calculating the best moves. Beasts like Magnus knows how to direct time so well...
@ShermanSitter
@ShermanSitter 5 лет назад
This was SO exciting my heart was literally racing! I'm hoping that Magnus can go for the record!
@sainder5248
@sainder5248 5 лет назад
The more I see Carlsen's game the more I realize it's not mainly because Carlsen can find great moves but it is rather because of his calculating speed he is so high ranked compared to others.
@flpsnk4848
@flpsnk4848 5 лет назад
Holy hell what a nice game, absolutely amazing what moves can Carlsen magically produce.
@bidyutbikashhazarika481
@bidyutbikashhazarika481 5 лет назад
Please show the game between stockfish and allestein round 93 in the tcec superfinals. It is simply amazing...
@tatetadeng9616
@tatetadeng9616 5 лет назад
I knew that it was a draw. Just come here to find out how Magnus survive...
@sarthaktharaney5125
@sarthaktharaney5125 5 лет назад
And with this game, we see that a rightful challenger to the world champion must be someone who is 200 points lower than magnus, and who isn't
@elihleradebe5821
@elihleradebe5821 5 лет назад
I've been trying to Study today 😢😢😢
@jaymieharris7936
@jaymieharris7936 5 лет назад
discipline my friend! Discipline...……..be methodical if you can't set time aside.
@mohammadaminsarabi6207
@mohammadaminsarabi6207 5 лет назад
Study on endgame
@1.4142
@1.4142 5 лет назад
time to grind tonight.
@anastasissfyrides2919
@anastasissfyrides2919 5 лет назад
One of few famous quotes that i beg to differ. Carlsen has dedicated a huge proportion of his time,efforts and sacrifices(literal ones) to just believe chess" will stop being fun someday" for him. If that day ever comes, i wouldn't like to be in his position
@gavinconvey5090
@gavinconvey5090 5 лет назад
#suggestion Antonio. Thank you for your excellent content. I happened upon your wonderful channel some weeks back and have well and truly been bitten by the chess bug as a result. I've played for years but am learning so much from your analysis and great teaching style. I was watching twitch chess Round 3 of the Isle of Maan Swiss. Luke McShane's win was a pretty impressive attack. Guy gave the best interview to Fiona on chess.com. So humble. I thought it might be worthwhile taking a look at his game. Cheers! All the best.
@thebitterfig9903
@thebitterfig9903 5 лет назад
Pulling a draw out of that hat is some serious defensive sorcery.
@hqcart1
@hqcart1 5 лет назад
carlsen is trying new lines because GMs memorize positions till move 40!
@filla603
@filla603 5 лет назад
I feel like Carlsen lately is getting pretty bad positions out of the opening, but then manages to draw them either due to his skill or a missed move by the opponent.
@outerdimension7276
@outerdimension7276 5 лет назад
Since the world championship match (included) he's mostly worse after the openings. You can tell he don't prep anymore, I don't know if it is arrogance or indifference.
@fatfighterxDDD
@fatfighterxDDD 5 лет назад
love carlsen games most
@armadocardelon1006
@armadocardelon1006 5 лет назад
9:14 RU-vid thought he said “Indian” if you have subtitles on
@CompletePivot0302
@CompletePivot0302 5 лет назад
It would be cool if you made some beginner videos for getting better at chess
@Shpendi79
@Shpendi79 5 лет назад
I expect "I will see soon in continuing the coverage of the Casablanca saga"
@wiiliskaako5875
@wiiliskaako5875 5 лет назад
Magnus is just trolling . He does not wanna beat those young GM he just wanna give them the feeling of getting a draw against a world champ . For them that is like winning a trophy but we he faces like fabi ( who is having great days by winning all his three games ) he will show him who is boss .
@jammasterlee
@jammasterlee 5 лет назад
the clock management. insane.
@sphamandlangidi749
@sphamandlangidi749 5 лет назад
Once again folks, Magnus has managed to squeeze water from stone..
@niallbourke4425
@niallbourke4425 5 лет назад
10:32 Why not Qc8? Would this not win or have I missed something?
@NotSoLiberal
@NotSoLiberal 5 лет назад
If it’s a 3-fold repetition, it’s not the strongest move :)
@andreacarbonari
@andreacarbonari 5 лет назад
Is it possible to see the tournament live? Thanks
@lyubomirkaradzhov165
@lyubomirkaradzhov165 5 лет назад
Magnus really struggling in this tournament, but very interesting how he finds a way to survive. Although I am sure his goals are different than to just survive
@itstomis
@itstomis 5 лет назад
If this was a 2013 Magnus vs Naka game, Magnus would've somehow won the resulting endgame.
@salamadison8974
@salamadison8974 5 лет назад
Bro don't show the winner first at the pictures pls..
@khan3526
@khan3526 5 лет назад
Really great content as usual
@primeobjective5469
@primeobjective5469 5 лет назад
94 consecutive games without a loss.
@DeadPool-jt1ci
@DeadPool-jt1ci 5 лет назад
so carlsen has played 4 players rated 200 rated points below him and he 1)lost , but his opponent ran out of time 2)chased a draw where he blitzed out 23 moves in the first 10 mins , and ofc drew 3)blundered a +2 winning position 4) his opponent had a +24.6 position , but somehow (?) managed to not win did carlsen have a brain transplant or what ? :P i don't see him surviving the WC match if he keeps going that way
@edwardtang3585
@edwardtang3585 5 лет назад
Dead Pool he was actually winning in the first game before his opponent ran out of time, but his opponent missed a win in an earlier position
@3DHDcat
@3DHDcat 5 лет назад
i think its because he didnt have preperation, he didnt bother studying up weak players. Only guns for big players like Caruana MVL rajdabov ding ivanchuk
@JihadChess
@JihadChess 5 лет назад
And still the best player in the world wow! "Haters will hate"
@georgeray649
@georgeray649 5 лет назад
As long as Carlsen is drawing games much better than losing to opponents 200points lesser than his elo ratings creating a huge dip to his ratings I would be happy. But Carlsen should be aware that if he keeps playing this way...then chances of winning the 2020 candidates would be at bay.
@DeadPool-jt1ci
@DeadPool-jt1ci 5 лет назад
@@georgeray649 carlsen does not play the candidates.The world champion awaits the winner of the candidates to play the wolrd championship match
@muhammadsalimov7734
@muhammadsalimov7734 5 лет назад
Nice game Kovalev! Keep it up!
@1joao123
@1joao123 5 лет назад
what is happening to carlsen, he's barely surviving these last games you showed
@georgeray649
@georgeray649 5 лет назад
Same here dude and Carauna is winning...😏
@stefanstojadinovic2486
@stefanstojadinovic2486 5 лет назад
It seems to me like he's bored of calculating variations and is just playing intuitive moves until he gets into a really bad position. All those games when his opponent had like 15 mins on the clock he had more than an hour. Seems like he got too used to bullet games
@NotSoLiberal
@NotSoLiberal 5 лет назад
NoobSkillz Gaming interesting point
@georgeray649
@georgeray649 5 лет назад
@@stefanstojadinovic2486 fair good explanation
@hooksx
@hooksx 5 лет назад
@@stefanstojadinovic2486 ya, good observation. Certainly happens to me. Is he getting bored? More interested in cashing in his otherwise popular name?
@sahilattri2089
@sahilattri2089 5 лет назад
I don't have any suggestion but please lookout for more "Sorcery" videos. Enjoyed them a lot..
@zzzrrr2652
@zzzrrr2652 5 лет назад
Can you show time control for each move at right side of board edge of both players in the future? This can help us to understand how can time pressure affect players decision
@MicahHeard
@MicahHeard 5 лет назад
Agamator, what's the best way to raise my level of play? It's like I've hit a ceiling and can't get past it. On the *Chess Online* app, I'm at 1475 strength. Is there an app or anything to teach me better openings and tactics?
@emsnewssupkis6453
@emsnewssupkis6453 5 лет назад
Very simple: don't watch the top masters play here at Aga's site, play each game WITH them, when you move the pieces, your brain activates and your memory improves. After a while, you learn to suss which moves work best, over time.
@Andrey.Balandin
@Andrey.Balandin 5 лет назад
They say at your level of play (which is my level ss well) tactics training should take up a substantial amount of your chess time. You can learn strategy and openings by watching game analysis, but not tactics. For tactics you should use tactics trainers - all major sites offer tactics trainers under subscription, lichess has a free unlimited tactics trainer, that's what I'm using now, but I have to say I went from 1200 to 1400 in blitz in half a year by training with a combination of regular tactics exercises (for depth) and puzzle rush (for speed) on chess.com - it really works to sharpen your pattern recognition!
@MicahHeard
@MicahHeard 5 лет назад
@@emsnewssupkis6453 where do I do that?
@emsnewssupkis6453
@emsnewssupkis6453 5 лет назад
@@MicahHeard I set up a chess board next to the computer, then with each play, I move the pieces on the board. This requires stopping the video frequently to look at the movement of the pieces relative to each other. It is a quick and easy way to learn to recognize various structures and systems.
@MicahHeard
@MicahHeard 5 лет назад
@@emsnewssupkis6453 cool I'll try it out
@ארזעמיפייגלין
@ארזעמיפייגלין 5 лет назад
You forgot one last move: Carlson did play ke5😂
@Dan1elAndrade
@Dan1elAndrade 5 лет назад
Man this game would make me so angry if I were Kovalev.
@robertspadorcia8175
@robertspadorcia8175 5 лет назад
at @10:35 why couldn't magnus take the dangerous pawn? move 31.
@davidborger7159
@davidborger7159 5 лет назад
After Kovalev hit time control, you can really see how he was disappointed for not converting his position into a win. Shaking his head, hiding his face...
@allemon93
@allemon93 5 лет назад
Kovalev doesn't get the idea "If the World Champion offers you a pawn, you inta-decline it"
@AlexAyoub_
@AlexAyoub_ 5 лет назад
Importantly, he also loses rating just by drawing against such players. Not such a tragedy but a reason to avoid open tournaments. Also, a GIF or video of the last several positions would have been helpful - not only was Kovalev completely anxiety-ridden, the jiggling of his leg due to nervousness made him bounce up and down in his chair. A very tough draw to swallow, but definitely the benefit of being the world champion, as you said.
@Soliprem
@Soliprem 5 лет назад
#suggestion the birsbane bombshell from the 1985 karpov-Kasparov world championship, game 16, as I recall
@magnaviousyk3118
@magnaviousyk3118 5 лет назад
Entering end game against Magnus with just so little time is what we call a bad idea. but then again, saving your time to make a less-calculated move is also a bad idea.
@ericsbuds
@ericsbuds 5 лет назад
thanks for the wonderful uploads, agad
@Andrey.Balandin
@Andrey.Balandin 5 лет назад
I don't follow the official multihour stream of IOM, I just wait for Agadmator to post his best pick of the game. Thanks a lot! )
@serbanxcm
@serbanxcm 5 лет назад
Announcin' the player's clock in nervous moments gives a lot of drama to the game. I'd suggest you to do this just when it needs (like in this game) and your channel will improve more than ever! Also, appreciate your diligence!
@muizfarhan4707
@muizfarhan4707 5 лет назад
Why can't u just grab the d7 pawn at 10:02???
@elirome6978
@elirome6978 5 лет назад
#suggestion Bassem vs Bluebaum also from the 4th round. Bassem went from winning to losing and tried to prevent losing by a nice underpromotion
@pozzowon
@pozzowon 5 лет назад
5:30 What is the meaning of "completely winning"? 1 pawn, 2 pawns, 3 knights...?
@nickmorra4983
@nickmorra4983 5 лет назад
It is sad to see that Magnus has been outplayed from the openings and even middle games for the third time in a row. The level of his opponents is not enough to beat him till the end and of course, the endgame skill saves him once again. If Magnus lets 2750+ GM gain those positions, he would most likely loose those games.
@NotSoLiberal
@NotSoLiberal 5 лет назад
He’s probably saving his energy and having fun
@nickmorra4983
@nickmorra4983 5 лет назад
@@NotSoLiberal Very weird way of having fun. Almost losing each game in the tournament. Magnus seems to be not prepared for games or his opponents are too well prepared.
@kasparov9
@kasparov9 5 лет назад
Nah he's simply lost the form he had earlier in the year, and once he feels it go it kind of tumbles from there.
@josephdestaubin7426
@josephdestaubin7426 5 лет назад
Damn, Carlson didn't look like he was having fun there.
@BobSmith-zj5lt
@BobSmith-zj5lt 5 лет назад
rather than N capture at c5, wouldn't Rf7 have been better for black?
@ankitkachchhi7293
@ankitkachchhi7293 5 лет назад
Sir what is ur rating?
@igipop14
@igipop14 5 лет назад
"Juicy pawn" Like the way it sounds
@thinkstronger
@thinkstronger 5 лет назад
Don't grab #Juicy pawns from World Champion
@valen8560
@valen8560 5 лет назад
argh VIDEOS! Agad I am really worried of how much you have rested
@מנדיסגל
@מנדיסגל 5 лет назад
In the quote above, Carlsen says that the day chess stops being fun he will stop playing. Well, it seems to me that this day has come..😉
@disasterpiece7583
@disasterpiece7583 5 лет назад
doesnt he lose so much rating when he draws against 200 lower rated players?
@jorgebetancourt3657
@jorgebetancourt3657 5 лет назад
Around 3-4 points per draw
@xxAutoFlowxx
@xxAutoFlowxx 5 лет назад
The JUICY pawn video
@vigneshiyer123
@vigneshiyer123 5 лет назад
Who wouldn't love a juicy pawn? - Agadmator
@quinnculver
@quinnculver 5 лет назад
Two times, at 10:00 and 12:46, it looks to me that black would benefit from capturing that thorny d7 pawn. Why didn't black capture in either place?
@SonicStarFungi
@SonicStarFungi 5 лет назад
qc8
@quinnculver
@quinnculver 5 лет назад
@@SonicStarFungi Thank you very much. That answers my question about 10:00. How about at 12:46?
@SonicStarFungi
@SonicStarFungi 5 лет назад
@@quinnculver rook will capture queen? seems obvious
@quinnculver
@quinnculver 5 лет назад
​@@SonicStarFungi I'm blind, Edgar; at 12:46 the pawn is guarding the white rook. :/ lolol
@garrusvakarian3944
@garrusvakarian3944 5 лет назад
#suggestion Agadmator, can you please show the FIDE tournament which Topalov won and became a world champion. The only thing your awesome channel lacks are more of his games. Maybe show some of the nicer games? He is after all, in top 10 highest FIDE ratings of all time.
@philippaul6039
@philippaul6039 5 лет назад
at 7:32 what about moving the rook to d6? putting it between the queen and the pawn. It would force the queen back and takes care of the pawn. Am I missing something?
@chuchu7748
@chuchu7748 5 лет назад
Philip Paul if there was rook to d6 then, Re8+, Black rook takes, #Qe8+, then black queen takes back. And you have a hanging rook that white can take for free and black would loose, so no. Or Re8+ and Kh7, and you get Qg8++. so no...
@MacAnthony209
@MacAnthony209 5 лет назад
Wanna hear something funny. I was the one requesting more F4 games, remember? Well I was at work today and they just so happened to have a chessboard in the break room. Nobody else was there so I decided to play against myself. I played 1. f4. c6 and lost to myself. lol How funny is that? I spent so much time trying to focus on my gameplay as white that i completely overlooked the fact that I'm better when playing with the black pieces.
@samicheikhelchabab9120
@samicheikhelchabab9120 4 года назад
Magnus is sneaky
@НикитаКлимов-с5з
Magnus is a great presonality for Chess.
@andrewroberts8139
@andrewroberts8139 5 лет назад
Is there any reason they trade bishops so early?
@ansarishahnawaz3249
@ansarishahnawaz3249 5 лет назад
Today I was calculating like Sese bcoz I found all the best move quickly 😂😂
@מנדיסגל
@מנדיסגל 5 лет назад
He plays in front of the world champion with 30 seconds on the clock and does not agree on repetition .. He should be something special I would also replace two queens with need..😄
@pierrejoubert2827
@pierrejoubert2827 5 лет назад
At 7:31 cant black play rook to d6?
@kiantamar
@kiantamar 5 лет назад
#suggestion *Maghsoodloo* vs *Vidit* from round 4 of FIDE Chess.com Grand Swiss
@cygnustsp
@cygnustsp 5 лет назад
I thought carlsen had a poor tournament not long ago, didn't realize he has such an unbeaten streak
@14b3am
@14b3am 5 лет назад
Probably blitz/rapid tournament
@hack6212
@hack6212 5 лет назад
Why not Knight d4 instead of d7?
@alphazero19
@alphazero19 5 лет назад
#suggestion Maghsoodloo vs vidit Santosh Grand Swiss Amazing game
@ojasvikhattar8818
@ojasvikhattar8818 5 лет назад
Kobalov must have tweezers in his pants now, every time he makes a bad move, sese presses them, makes him cry😂
@rogerarellano7836
@rogerarellano7836 5 лет назад
Almost but not quite. More experience is needed for Kovalev.😝
@fizzthapuia3610
@fizzthapuia3610 5 лет назад
Me: I can tell future She: Don't believe,prove it Me: Next video will be start with Hello Everyone She: Amazing
@MathStatsWonders
@MathStatsWonders 5 лет назад
He should have exchanged queens and mess up magnus pawns. After that it would be a pretty straight forward win
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