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Kramnik Vs Jospem: Day 2 Recap Of The Year's Most Thrilling Chess Match
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- Опубліковано 7 чер 2024
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Clash of Claims is a 36-game blitz match between former world champion GM Vladimir Kramnik and blitz specialist GM Jose Martinez (Jospem).
Here is the Recap of the Day 1!
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Jose will win now but the time control should be 3 minutes with 1 second increment to match Title Tuesday. That’s the claim after all, that he’s cheating in TT. If it was 1 second increment Jose might just have won all the online games.
It doesn’t work like that stupid
Makes sense. But I doubt that if Jospem is supposed to win 80% with 3+1, 3+2 is supposed to make it 40%.
According to statistics, he should still win hugely.
Who made this insane statistics?
And in any case, stats matter when sample set is big enough.
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Kramnik did :)
I mean not my exact numbers, that was just an example
Thanks for recapping the games for those of us who aren't watching in real-time.
Really enjoy the videos you put out...cheers!
Thank you!
Please don't forget to mention that Kramnik lost a game on Day 1 an then he managed to invalidate this game.
windows was updating, laptop was in unusable state.
@hqcart1 not for the game that he lost.
The arbiter disqualified the game after confirming his laptop's time was set up incorrectly...
As far as I understood it, it wasn't Kramnik's fault, rather a technical issue
@@hqcart1that's what windows has become 😢 updating at least 1h per day
Havent seen your channel before Yevheni. Great content, great to see :)
Thanks a lot! Welcome to our amazing community! :)
Great analysis and work. Strange that Levy is a commentator for the event, but he must have signed a clause not to cover it on his UA-cam channel, as two days now, and complete silence from him.
He wants you to get patron. He will forever have far less content
Yesterday he had to make a Norway chess recap..
He streamed on twitch
Thanks a lot!
Well, if he would have made a recap, chances are you would have never discovered this small channel :)
Hope you will come back for some educational videos too!
7:10 nobody said Jospem should be the favorite. Kramnik is very strong online. If he knew how to use a mouse he would be above 3100.
exactly
who doesnt know how to use the mouse??? are you kidding?
@hqcart1 literally Kramnik looses 50% of his games online because of the mouse 🐁
@@hqcart1 he types with one finger
more like he doesn't know how to use the engine like jospem.
SO WHAT IS THE TOTAL SCORE AFTER 2 DAYS?
It's at the end of the video :)
It should have been even but one online game that Jospem won was removed from counting as Kamnik was whining too much. Tomorow 14 online games
@@AKhan0372 That piece of garbage Kramnik will withdraw after 3 or 4 losses in a row ... mark my word. It will be something like 4.5 to 0.5, and Kramnik will call it quits with another bogus excuse. Just watch.
Kramnik's whims are a shame, I take 2 games away from Jospem, but, u have Good channel, friend, I'm super excited!! what will happen???
windows was updating, laptop was lagging and in an unusable state.
was correct.. even a bit too fair cause kramnik had a winning position but draw or L cause clock showed 2 sec but he had 20 sec.. and also, the clock of opponent went to zero often and he thought he won and then with delay comes another move. thats horrible to play cause you relax and then have to restart
Thanks a lot!
We will see today! Hope to see you on the recap of Day 3 :)
Why would anyone trust Windows to get it right?
Yeah, a completely new laptop is not the most stable thing :)
They should've provided new MacBooks each day instead..
Or LInux. They just need functional web browser after all.
it still will force update
@@reav3rtm The new computer thing is totally idiotic, the arbiter could just keep them under lock and key when they aren't used. If this is part of Kramnik's demands he's simply paranoid.
It was not due to the Windows update. The issue was due to the ChessCom server delay.
I guess, that would increase the budget too much :)
Why did Jospem agree to play this match ? Besides a possible purse.
To prove he is an honest man?
So if Kram wins the online, his cheating theory will become true?
Not necessarily but it gives more credence to his claims.
Even if the score is more or less equal, this would give more credence to his claim.
Well, it would raise a lot of questions indeed
Kramnik is such a crybaby is disgusting. New laptops every day is also ridiculous… Complaining after losing about a technical issue he created wanting new laptops. Slimy disgusting tactics.
do you know anything about new laptops??? windows was updating, laptop was lagging and in an unusable state.
@@hqcart1 So? That was known to happen beforehand. They should have disabled the update but then Kramnik would have cried that the laptop had been messed with. Or they should have started the new Laptops, then leave them untouched till they're up to date.
They should just have told Kramik that the same laptops will be used, that the arbiter will keep them under lock and key when they aren't used and if that isn't good enough for Kramnik's paranoia he should get therapy instead of acting out.
The issue here is not with the laptop and Kramnik is NOT demanding new laptops. The issue was with ChessCom server lagging and showing Kramnik much less time than he had and the time suddenly increased at the end by a great margin, this happened 2 times and was confirmed by the arbiter, so Kramnik said that he couldn't continue in ChessCom as he couldn't trust his time and suggested playing on Lichess or any other platform.
New laptops every day is too much, I would agree. But otherwise, he deserves to have equal conditions with the opponent, doesn't he?
So, online, Jospem crushes Kramnik but irl it is roughly equal. Not a proof ofcourse, but it is interesting for sure
Jospem might just be better with the online interface, and can handle time pressure (with premoves) better than Kramnik.
@@siddharthmulherkar8910Exactly. Kramnik can't use the mouse properly. He loses a lot of time online by double clicking instead of drag and dropping the pieces.
It is the psychological factor. Kasparov says that you need to beat your opponent before moving the pieces, just for your presence. That factor is lost in front a computer, it is just a nickname, you don't have a World champion looking into your eyes. And also pattern recognition by images. People can be better at online or at OTC depending how much you play in each format
VBkramnik: I don't make premoves by principle, not because dont know how. Simply violates rules and spirit of CHESS, and I want to play chess,not cybersports
Also Kramnik: All of them are cheaters because of their perfomance online
The first game today they both had a 3100 performance, does that not dispel any accusation?
so jospem crushes kramnik 9-1 online and losing to him now otb, kramnik is onto something, you never know when someone uses engine as consultant for some moves appearing to be stronger than they really are, that is why online chess is pointless as its too easy to cheat, not saying josepem has cheated maybe nerves but its surely interesting thing to look at.
But he definitely can't cheat in the match, right? Everyone is watching, he is alone. So the result will be fair, right?
You can be used to online play as opposed to otb. I can attest to this when I play otb, I tend to not do as well if it's been long stretches of me just playing online. On top of when it's online, Jospem has the advantage with the mouse speed, Kramnik is hella slow and loses a lot due to running out of time, so nothing here is "interesting" or surprising.
Okay, but they play here 14 games online. So Jospem is supposed to win with a huge margin to confirm the previous statistics. If he doesn't, it would be super weird, wouldn't it?
@@journeytograndmaster well don't forget, this is a small sample size with big pressure for Jospem to prove something. But yes, he should win the online portion by at least a good margin.
@@bluedragon4sho I agree. Let's see what is gonna happen today :)
Kramnik also invalidated his own experiment by coming to play with a completely different preparation from his TT claims , lmao
Well, everybody plays different openings against Jospem in TT, but he shows great performance no matter what. So it should not really be about openings
Bias commentary.. Kramnik must be your idol.🤭
Why?
I mean.. do you really believe if Jospem under-performs it will prove he's cheating? Also what if Kramnik who's a former world champion fails to beat him ? I doubt a cheater is able to go neck and neck with a world champ..
@@babyface8308 no, it won't prove he is a cheater, I never said it. It would be quite unexpected though. Because in so many chess.com tournaments he consistently performed much better. Including beating Kramnik so many times.
Kramnik is such a fool really. Its so clear that Jospem is legit...
You gotta be kidding right?! Anything below 80%+ score by Jospem statistically points to cheating in their prior online games. That point has been proven already, even if Kramnik loses all remaining games. The only question remaining is HOW exactly does Jospem cheat online.
His winning games has mostly 90+% accuracy some are even 95%+
@@Jakall2312 Rofl live in your own world then where tiny samples played under weird cirucmstances like this prove something in the face of hundreds of thousands of games. Argue with online accuracy just like Kramnik and forget about all the differences that random online games from home have with a match like this which is hybrid OTB, where theres a completely different atmosphere and such. This whole match proves nothing no matter which way it goes. What is a good indicator though is that Jospem used to be 3100-3300 before and during pandemic, yet when stronger players came in he settled around 3000 nowadays which is exactly whats expected. He is no Magnus or Hikaru but occasionally he can have great games. Kramink suspects everybody left and right even when he plays horrible games. Heck he even accused Aman Hambleton who is barely GM level if at all...Kramnik just sucks at online speed chess and its time he realized it. Even the best blitz FM's can tear him apart.
@@Devilfish6666BS Kramnik has made many valid points. He is now crushing this little guy like an ant.
@@Jakall2312 Dude, you sound so dumb...
Kramnik is a cheater!
No doubt about it, Kramnik points the finger at others and cries, "cheater" to distract attention from his own cheating!
I hope you are joking
I can only hahahaha at your thought
How is he a cheater?