When Young Hikaru challenged Kramnik….
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- Опубліковано 10 січ 2025
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The beginning of a beautiful friendship
Beautiful bishop
HAHAHAHAHHAH
I mean, Hikaru made a lot of money thanks to Kramnik.
@@joshuahietala5174 R u actually serious? 🤣
@@dion4670 I mean, it’s true. Hikaru definitely made some good money thanks to the videos he made about Kramnik.
25 Theory moves later...
Meanwhile me playing the same opening for 2 years only knowing the first 5 moves
Me playing the same opening for 5 years because it has a name, so it must be okay...
Theory sucks 😂
2 moves on year :) Hikaru play from babe
"take, take, take, Qe3, take, check, check, take, take, yes, yes, yes. That has to be it."
@@metalslegendopenings are nearly 100% solved in the high grandmaster level
Hikaru: takes, takes, takes and takes
Kramnik: procedure, report and block
9:14 "These moves ... I mean these moves didn't even remotely cross my mind. I resign and let's do the procedure."
Hikaru plays an inaccuracy
Stockfish "its still even"
I play an inaccuracy
Stockfish "you're screwed"
"Uhm ackshully that hangs mate in 1🤓"
This is when Kramnik started plotting his revenge
"Yes, I could study and become a better chess player than him, but where's the fun in that! No...I have something in mind for him much more destructive than that!.....MWAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAH!
Lol
@@brucewillis542 better chess player than hikaroo?)) what a bullshit, man is 14 world chess champ, zoomers wake up and stop writing your stupid comments
Rumor has it Kramnik blocked and reported Hikaru after this...
why ?
@@muhammadrivaldi8629Kramnik is notoriously fragile and a snowflake. He blocks and reports anyone who beats him and calls them cheaters lmao
@@peterdemarco4802 lol
@@peterdemarco4802 Kramnik blocked and reported AlphaZero and Stockfish for cheating.
It's obvious, in a blitz, no way. Let's do the procedure.
Yeah i mean everything is very clear... 90.7 he has 91.7 i mean obviously...yeah ...report ...& Block 😭
Omg 😂
@kredziigaming981 and then we review the game.
@@AlienBrosso you are reviewing after checking accuracy 👌
Lets do the procedure
LOL
puts on gloves to inspect Hikaru's ...
I love that people are posting old kramnik videos and seeing these comments under just… perfection
First I block, then I lose on time and report, it's 90 a lot I don't even have to check, oh there you go, 90.2, completely clear to me
Who did not read this comment with kramnik voice in his head does not know chess...
Kramnik will remember this
He will remember josemp now….
kramnik has beaten hikaru many times otb XD
@@youssefelmelhaoui7332Still got his ahh handed most of the time and fears Hikaru too much😂 Cope
...Okay this is clear to me. I shall begin the procedure now.
😂
Soon kramnik will report his wife for cheating.
Kramnik should have blocked Hikaru much earlier. Then report by strictly following the procedure.
In reality it's the other way around it is Hikaru that has blocked Kramnik
Hikaru has the board a couple of millimeters closer to him giving him the obvious advantage 😅
Those few millimeters means Kramnik has way too much lag, obvious cheating
Those milimeters help hikaru see better moves than he should, his victory should be revoked for that
I read 'beard', but knew that can't be right.
Execute procedure 66
LMAO
Chess boards only have 64 tiles.
You have bern reported.
Prepare for the procedure.
Disquasting
:D
He was already thinking about procedures here....
8:39 give the poor guy some arrows 😂
9:00 too : ) "takes... takes... takes..."
Kramnik has no respect for the clock. He's constantly touching and moving his pieces before Hikaru presses the button.
The First Procedure.
I believe that everyone would find this interesting.
Especially all the Kramniks
It was interesting. But I think, inwardly, Vlad must have felt like he had just been beaten by a woman.
Ah, so this was the moment when Kramnik thought, "I wish this was online." And he's been waiting for years to start his procedures.
Kramnik: why you looking at ceiling?
Kramnik looking for the arbiter to report and block hikaru irl
"Honey, he forked my rooks with his king." His looks and some body language at the table reminds me a bit of Phil Helmuth.
I think they would be best friends lol
Spot on. He’s got that Helmuth victimization down too
Despite everything with this Kramnik thing, that was an amazing game
Time to do the procedure. -Kramnik after Hikaru got a 96.1 advantage against him
Hikaru is clearly cheating online. That's the only way he could beat Kramnick over the board.
Lets do the procedure
Interesting...
reaction on kramnik's videos proved that society is stupid. u cant even understand where is cheating and where is unfair play, and i totally believe u wouldnt understand even what i say. go do homework and try to gain some brains.
"okay, everything is clear to me, lets do the procedure, we block and report"
9:07 hikaru counting how many moves to win
0:22 this is why I wouldn't play blitz IRL if I was a GM. Bro moved a piece before HIkaru even hit his timer.
why specifically only if you were a GM? what's the significance of that?
Meh. They were quickly playing out known opening theory, not really thinking at this point; I don't think GM's would care about the fractions of a second lost or gained from this.
@@alanprak80 they both play some moves out before the other hits the clock, in the heat of a blitz game it happens. just look at time scramble situations where the players have seconds left, how they knock over pieces and place them awkwardly this is nothing.
the beginning has a lot of book moves
Some people just can't handle another person being just as good at something they do.
Kramnik rushed back into his room, unto his computer to do the procedure. 😅😂
0:41 Here we have it! Where is Hikaru looking at!!
I can see what happened here pretty clearly. Let's do the procedure now
Kramnik is a meme lord!
It's obvious, he was way too strong, anyway let's do the procedure...
Lmao
SPREAD ‘EM AND COUGH
Did Kramnik consult his attorney after this game? lol
Before and during.
notice up until Q E7 every move was rated as good or perfect by the computer then QE7 is ?! followed by BishopG2 also being ?! for kramnik. it was like the position was so deadlocked that neither person could play either side
@gmhikaru just looked at the wall. Must be an engine there
8:55 I like how Kramnik just took the pawn, he didn't even wait for Hikaru to promote for queen 😂😂
Idk about you guys but everything is clear to me about this match
3:12 who can explain why did hikaru move Rc5? And why is that the best move?
It is the best move because it does a lot of things at the same time. First thing you have to do is realize that the rook would only be guarding the pawn on c4 if Hikaru had not moved it. Second thing is the position and pieces of Kramnik. He has a light squared bishop and Hikaru's only notable weakness is the single pawn on c4. By moving the rook to a dark square anchored by two dark squared pawns, the rook is essentially guarding both the front and side entrances to the left side of the board. Then you take into account Kramnik's single light side pawn on a4. It is blocking Kramnik's entry and cannot move forward because of Hikaru's pawns. It is essentially playing defense for Hikaru by blocking light space entry from that side. Note also that because of this while Hikaru's light squared bishop is looking at Kramnik's king (and defending), Kramnik's bishop is completely blocked by his own pawns staring at the wrong side of the board. TLDR: He moved the rook to a better defensive position that could not be easily assailed and of which he could later use to play offense and defense by sliding over.
One big internet site was stealing time from Kramnik in this one for sure
Very interesting
Nice too see the standard position at the end and Hikaru calculating and he is sure to win without any problems , I would resign after the rook trade immediately. Nice tactic and this in Blitz is impressive.
The old dude looked at the clock soooo many times
Because he knows that The Procedure can only begin once The Game ends.
@4:50 confused because this player seems to be unusually strong OTB considering what is his online play will be like on Titled Tuesdays.
This was a really interesting game, very high quality.
As Kramnik says "Completely lost position"
I find it kind of interesting how they seem to play more accurately when they have less time and have to play each move quickly
I would definitely find it..... interesting. I would do the procedure
Guys, this was before Kramnik knew how to do the procedure... Give him a break.
"Arbiter, he peed on my rug!"
The comment section has too many kramnik references I am dying
Well, it's his own doing
That "okayayyyyy' from Hikaru at @0:52. LEGENDARY
It says a lot how he shuck he's hand at the end😂
Woa. Hikaru already killing it in the art of defense and endgame. Dayum!
I found this video very interesting.
That was one of the most amazing matches i've seen. Wow
Me seeing the 2D board pop up: Thank goodness
"Where is he looking?!"
I'm curious was Kramnik already dislike Hikaru at that time?
Probably not, It was definitely after that 45 streak win.. Who knows tho' maybe u right.
No, actually hikaru himself said that he really enjoyed playing against kramnik and many a times they would even analyse their games for even hours.
A lot of people disliked Hikaru for how he behaved in the past, long before he was a streamer and also in the beginning times of his streaming career.
@@cringestealereveryone
Probably more the mindset of hikaru team. He was part of kasparov team, and they have animosity towards vlad
the ring means hikaru is already an American champion
Hikaru could obviously see the eval bar, guys... its litterally just above his head
I wonder if that's when he started thinking that some people were cheating 🤣
“Report anddd.. blocked”
Error 140: procedure initiation failed to start
Okie, everything is very clear to me….
"Interesting"
And then
Kramnik executed this procedure...
Kramnik be like . He cheated I know it . 😂😂😂
Look at all that theory man 😂🤣
That rook mouseslip was personal
No wonder my boy accusing him
So THIS is why Kramnik hates Hikaru so much! Getting royally spanked with the white pieces. 🙂
"challenged", oh my. that sounds like he called Kramnik out personally : ) meanwhile it seems like a normal game at a regular blitz tournament
You know what challenged actually means or are you mentally challenged yourself?
somebody get this guy a dictionary
@@swaghettiyolognese8177no need to be so rude
@@swaghettiyolognese8177 Bro ur username is crazy
@@yoyogummy Ur literally YOYOGUMMY LMAOOOOOO
Interesting, let´s do the procdure
Where are you looking Hikaru 😢...clearly not the board....
And so The Procedure was born.
Start the process.
Reported hacking.
Where it all began
9:00 I love how hikaru takes kramnik for a complete newbie 😂
kramnik as winning from start what the heck are u talking 900?
@@MsUncleKevinKramnik lost this match
Kramnick was winning pretty much up until he moved the pawns in front of his king to let Hikarus poor bishop back in the game.
@@Joshwaheazo Kramnik was not "winning" in any singular part of this game. Are you new?
@vercot7000 No, are you? I'd rather be playing white up until about the 5-minute mark. Hikaru defends very well.
Where is Hikaru looking? Interesting…
They've been doing like 15 book moves each wtf :))
Hikaru played an interesting endgame
@7:50 white shoulda played Ra7 instead of Rd5….Blacks pawns killed him in the end
It’s all clear to me now
Jokes aside, this was a great game
kramnik played in a risky way , he sacked 2 pawns for activity but it didnt work , hikaru played fine as well
Kramnik clearly lost because of a tampered clock 😂
How about put an event description next time?
Love them both but 2 GM’s play 97 book moves and them 200 ?!’s
9:02 illegal move, but I don't know, who made the illegal move. Maybe Kramnik, because Hikaru didn't end the move and Kramnik captured a pawn? In blitz isn't it an immediatly loss, if Hikaru insists?
oooooh right.. idk the rules, but if i would guess, i think Hikaru maybe did the illegal move because he's supposed to promote the pawn (fully). he pressed the clock before his move ended. although kramnik played his move, before hikarus move ended.. .. i guess they have gentlemans agreement because they like each other so much
I find this very interesting... it's clear to me now.. let's do the procedure
Kramnik, you only make your move AFTER the opponent completes HIS move. That is: after he pressed the clock. What you do is CHEATING!
otb chess with butplugs.. what a lovely years
kramnik was threatening to back rank him or trap his bishop 5:15 he should have played bf3 to stop h5 and its the same idea as h3. trapped the bishop or threatening re8+ backranking hikaru then hikaru had to make space for his king or play rd8 to stop back rank then g4 puts the bishop in an awkward position after f5 the bishop is locked out and in one line kramnik can rxbd7 rxd7 and bc6 forking the rooks and winning a piece. And kramnik would push f5 after g5 and bring the king to the center of the board to assist the passed pawn on d5. The white rooks will line up on the 7th rank and the f pawn and a pawn will be threatened. At 5:15 kramnik has a clear and easy plan that he squandered he never should have lost that position g4 was a major mistake and after he had to start over with a brand new idea. Which is why the eval bar goes to 0. He lost a beautiful position
This game has so many book moves 😮
6:00 pawn push by kramnik was like a 500 elo move. Saced a pawn