Great Players of the Present: GM Richárd Rapport
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- Опубліковано 29 чер 2022
- Check out Ben's Chessable courses here! www.chessable.com/author/BenF... GM Ben Finegold discusses GM Richárd Rapport, of one of the hottest players at today. Richárd Rapport is a Hungarian grandmaster and former chess prodigy.
This lecture was recorded August 18th, 2021, at the Chess Club and Scholastic Center of Atlanta (CCSCATL) in Roswell, Georgia. Why am I posting this now? It's for channel consolidation and Ben is busy. It was originally posted on the CCSCATL channel on August 20th, 2021. Now it's here.
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06:08 Richárd Rapport vs Magnus Carlsen
19:19 Benjamin Bok vs Richárd Rapport
32:42 Jan-Krzysztof Duda vs Richárd Rapport
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"If you drew Magnus, you'd have to wake up and apologize", harsh but fair.
Truth hurts 🤷♂️hahh
I believe he was quoting Muhammad Ali on that lol
Very suspicious
@@hamon_master1390 How he did that, can you explain 🤔
@@carlyoung7004 during an interview he was asked "the other day I saw you sparring with a young boy, do men ever come up and ask to spar? Do they say 'look...i'll'" to which muhammad Ali said "if he ever dreamt it he better wake up and apologize!" It sounded pretty similar and ben is the master of references.
“I can’t pronounce his mother’s name so you know he’s gotta be good at chess”.
Man I love Finegold.
"My best move lost instantly." Story of my life, man.
"It's possible you'll see Duda and Rapport playing in the candidates in 3-4 more years." They both played in the candidates within 1 year.
Is that not the joke?
@@scarcedude3353 no because this video was recorded before Rapport qualified for the Candidates
When you spend every game playing for a win, you get very very good at playing for a win.
"When you lose you are like.. 'oops I hung my queen' or 'oops I hung my rook' and 'I hung mate in one' and 'Im playing on the wrong board' and 'my flag has been down for an hour.'"
Ben always makes the "no talking during the game!" joke, and it's always funny :D
35:07 Rapport seeing ALL of that after Qd8? is honestly one of the most impressive things I've ever see anyone calculate
You should watch Kasparov vs Topalov (1999) that is also an insane calculation :)
And I happen to know that Ben has an absolute killer cover of the game.
You should watch Magnus playing 10 people simultaneously without looking at the boards. That’s tracking 320 pieces at the same time, I can’t even calculate how many variations
He said, "I'll be Boc, but then he turned on Mozart." That's a double pun. (It feels like a triple pun.) Well done Benjamin.
I missed the double pun till I saw your comment. 2 thumbs up
Great to honour players of the PRESENT. Fine and gold. Now we know why Ding took him for support 😊
Go Rapport! But stay there...
"...own their own by move 3, choking on their rage" love it Ben
Love these
lmao "the Consuela defense"
When Ben plays Ben you always get to say go Ben!
I laughed my ass of at the nonchalant "never play f6 checkmate"
finegold is always entertaining
Thanks ben.
When is GM Ben Finegold episode coming out?
In the last game it is amazing to me that Rapport must have seen the whole 15 move-ish variation when he allowed all this taking on b3 and Qd8 stuff. And it was not the only variation. And they were probably in time trouble. Or he just had insane intuition and was ready to go for it blindly - which I highly doubt.
in last game, Rc8 is a jedi gangster move
How did he know I would watch this 2 wks later?
I think i saw this before🤷🤷🤷🤷 still great work
About 10:30 into the video, rook on the seventh rank looks like a Fischer position with the white pieces.
Go Ben
With regard to where Rapport stands with the super GM's .. when he is running bad he does poorly, which is to be expected, but when he is running good he only holds his own, which is only to be expected if he is otherwise outclassed on a fundamental level.
I found captain obvious
"outclassed on a fundamental level" is pretty unclear, and "holds his own" isn't true for his standout performances. He consistently plays at the level of super gms, whether he's crushing or getting crushed. He wouldn't maintain his rating otherwise
" outclassed on a fundamental level" big words for a player in the candidates.
good job... i'm super low but i love watching the gms... esp attackers like rapport... you dont have to play football to like pele... you dont have be 1200 to like tal.... keep it up!
true, although it certainly helps, because you get to appreciate the mastery on a deeper level
@@vibovitold i will never understand the mastery of the deeper level... i, like agadmator i believe, just marvel at someone willing to make so many sacrafices in classical time... i dont know if i've seen any gm be as bold and fearless... doesnt always work out... but when it does...
Hi, why did you stop the twitch transmissions of the candidates? Banned again? Your work is so much better than the other streams from the candidates... Terrible
Hes at a tourney!
He said on the last recap video that they are traveling to the World Open this week so no more live coverage. He was having internet issues the last couple days before he left also.
never play f6 unless it is checkmate 🤔
I was like number “Tree Fitee!”
17:41 Or GM.
1:12 loool
11:36 Ben's a south park fan!
11:33 south park moment
0:40 lool comparing dubov and rapport, but rapport's better
“That’s the Consuela defense. No……. no. no.”
Bahaha
How come Magnus always does well against Hikaru if Hikaru likes to make games crazy? Magnus likes positional games but he's obviously very good at calculating, its just a weird paradox
Hikaru doesn’t play crazy. He plays fast "useless” moves that keep things equal, waiting for his opponents to make a mistake.
Because magnus is the best player in the world, he always does well against everyone
I think there is a large psychological element between Hikaru and Carlsen. I won't deny (and Hikaru admits it) that Magnus is better, but in practice he outperforms him by a larger margin than the detectable skill gap. Nakamura used to be higher rated (in blitz of course) than Carlsen on multiple rating lists, and yet their record is very uneven, in Carlsen's favour of course. It's kind of like with Anand vs. Kasparov, when Kasparov was better, but Anand suffered from some sort of a Kasparov complex and performed worse against him than their performances against other players would make you expect.
Anyone else getting 6 ads in a row? Shits getting out of hand
Never play F3
I thought the best thing was his hair. Or suits!
29:19 Age quod agis!
Very suspicious
Like because beard
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Rapport had to win at chess because he was poor and Hungary
Being a true Caruana fan. I cannot watch this. Kinda funny but not funny. "Plays for a win" even in a known draw, in the middle of the candidates vs the guy outright winning, who ended up outright winning. even worse (punctuation and grammar not needed now) watch the post round interview, "Like I wanted to lose not draw" . Impeccable timing to go for the lose Champ.
Same lol, really upsetting
And I appreciate it. With all due respect to Caruana, I hope chess doesn't get dominated by such play-it-safe "bookkeeping" types. I like that even in the 21st century there can still be some sparks on the board.
let me recicle a joke i made in another ben finegold video: poor ben he had to play chess to eat thats why he became so good and so fa... oh nevermind
GMBenjaminFinegold had to win at chess to eat. And by the looks of it he... won quite a lot...
That ridiculous gamer chair sucks.
Most frustrating and boring analysis of chess moves ever!! You tried way too hard!! Confusing the audience wtf!!