Volodar Murzin vs Hans Niemann | A missed King hunt | Dubai Open 2023 

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I checked it with Stockfish and the correct move is g5, white Queen has to go to f5 and after a long tactic black ends up winning white's Queen. Not easy to see

Is this a troll or did he actually hurt his prostate?

Yep that’s probably the cleanest win, but really everything wins for White. gf gf and even Kc5 seems playable. f4 Kb5 f3 Ne7 f2, Nd5+ followed by Ne3, and White’s idea is to play a7 with the King on b6 at the right moment, and force Ka8, and then play Nd5, f1=Q and Nc7# although this is extremely unnecessary for White to do

Absolutely correct.

Nobody offers draw so the first hand means the one who lose

Ganó el más joven,,, y no se pone el resultado pues se entiende perfectamente SINO sabes jugar mucho, sin duda no sabrás nada, pero como en cualquier aspecto de la vida El mundillo del Ajedrez es un mundo aparte, con sus intrigas y rarezas,,, muy interesante.

My thought exactly

if he takes the knight then his knight cant stop the pawwn, c6! and c7-c8=Q soon the knight is too far to stop it

Takes the knight with knight, then c6 bxc6 dxc6, knight to a4 and I don’t see why black is not better

@@Furansowakun King takes knight on a4

@@bbax56 the king can't reach a4

In my town the church bells are ringing as well. In your town maby sirens make the most noise. You normally get used to the sounds of a vivid location after a while. When playing chess you can focus on the game. Anyway, do not be racist.

Not exactly. Qh2 was a natural move but was a blunder.

@@trumplostlol3007, yesterday Niemann lost to a 2335 player. So, again, chess has spoken for itself. P.S. When was the last time a 2700 GM lost a classic game to someone with 400 elo rating less than him?

@@tirteo Alice Lee took down a GM with 2700 at the age of 13. LOL

@@trumplostlol3007 yes, he defeated him with the white pieces in an online 10+2 game... I guess it's not exactly the same, don't you think so?

@@tirteo I am not a fan of Hans. But he didn't just get his rating from internet games. Magnus conspiracy theory is nonsense and he is pretty mentally unstable.

I was watching a fairly recent interview of Fabi, in the C squared podcast, and it had nothing to do with hans, but he started talking about cheating, and he said he can tell, particularly in the endgame, and based on how stressed his opponent is, and based on intuition. Exactly how Magnus knew

Another thing that you should factor in is the stress caused by the cheating allegations and the lawsuit. I imagine that Hans saw his world falling apart after the accusations and all the online mockery. On top of that, the lawsuit probably takes a lot of his time. I think that Magnus got his ego hurt after playing so bad and this is why he came up with the accusations. Hikaro jumped on the boat. These type of career ending accusations should not be done by top players without definitive evidence. I hope to see both paying heavy for what they did.

@@guibaterasoadI agree with you

@@guibaterasoad what a joke

fabi also stated in his podcast just a couple of weeks ago that he believes Hans' real level is around 2700?

There’s absolutely zero chance he cheated OTB against Magnus

Ur so gullible. Your drink Magnus's every drop of saliva.

huh? he makes very few blunders, his rating has increased since that incident so that makes zero sense. you're just watchin a couple youtube videos and thinking thats indicative

@@absidyabsidy2727 Chances may be low, but never zero

Yeah…he cheated like a mf

Yesterday Niemann lost to a 2335 player. End of story.

@@tirteo "END OF STORY" 🤣🤣🤣I saw this, and yes that opponent was not a real 2300, rather 15 y/o Xue Haowen is likely 2600+.soon enough.

@@Ian92999, yes, elo ratings are updated on a monthly basis but you say a 2335 is +2600. Sure, my friend. In his last tournament this +2600 disguised as a 2335 drew to a 2079 player. By the way, Niemann is -17 in just 8 rounds. Do you remember any +2700 losing 17 points in a single tournament against much weaker opponents? Any +2700 GM with so many ridiculous blunders?

@@tirteo Hey man the chess speaks for itself. You cant nitpick a young player's draw against a lower rated opponent either..

Ok, let's be clear. This Hans Niemann is the same that totally dominated Magnus Carlsen while playing the black pieces in an opening Magnus had never played before. This is the same Hans Niemann who repeatedly show a 100% coincidence with computer moves on classical tournament. This is the same guy whose results skyrocketed on tournaments that were live streamed and whose performance was amazingly poor on non streamed tournaments. This is the same guy we've seen blundering again and again, not preventing fairly easy moves from his opponents (at least easy for a +2700). And regarding the young Chinese talent, I'm sure he'll soon be a great player, but, please, he's 2335 right now. Yes he's +70 in this tournament, but it's also true that in his last tournament he vas +5 and drew with a 2079. By the way, he's 15, he's not 7 or 8. He's quite mature. So trying to justify Hans' loss with the white pieces vs a 2335 opponent by saying that this young guy is a genius, a +2600 in disguise is not true.

no c6 wins for white after Nxb2

C6 Nd the pawn is unstoppable

He didn't miss it bro

Sure Bob everyone is the random rating you assign them not the one that they've earned by playing thousands of games

@verylogicalguy9216 Of course, it couldn't just be that all of Hans's games are big news on RU-vid and every loss is magnified... I mean I'm sure he follows every other 2650 plus player and sees how many times they are winning and losing as well

Who's stopping the white pawns from queening?

if he takes the knight, then white plays c6 and anything that black does, the pawns can't be stopped eventually queening

explain his rising elo you f 🤡