Make my day | Magnus Carlsen vs Alireza Firouzja | Norway Chess 2023
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- Опубліковано 6 чер 2023
- GM Daniel King demonstrates Magnus Carlsen vs Alireza Firouzja from the Norway Chess 2023. Support on Patreon: 🔥 / powerplaychess ►Support via PayPal: www.paypal.com/paypalme/Power...
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Who is the winner of Norway Chess 2023? Can it be said already? Is it all done...?
@@jmp01a24 Nope. Not yet. Nakamura-Caruana in the last round could be quite a tasty pairing.
To me, the best commentator. No ups and downs. No exaggeration and/or bolding names. Just the game of chess. Superb!
It's a mystery to me why some channels have over 1m subs and rattle through moves with virtually no explanation, while your channel offers far more in-depth analysis in videos that are still perfectly reasonable length. I'm sure 100k will come very soon and then many more...
I have wondered the same. I suspect it has to do with blind luck (aka UA-cam algorithms promoting some channels over others).
Danny needs to start shouting to get more attention. Basically Danny must SACRIFICE HIS INTEGRITY!
To are talking my mind. I really don't understand those 1M followers!!!
@@Effivera Gothamchess is a hybrid between entertainment, chess and chess news. Im not a fan of the entertainment part, but it's really useful when covering large tournament like the Olympiad, or general updates in the chess world. Meanwhile Agadmator clearly had the most standardized format of analysis with lots of details for lower rated and casual chess fans, AND he covers the most number of games. Nothing to do with blind luck, just that the demand for pure, advanced chess analysis of selected games is simply nowhere near the demand for, say, a daily update of Magnus vs Hikaru blitz battle. Not too mention the catch phrases and signatures these 2 channel has created. Its not like many ppl can binge watch Daniel vids like us
It seems clear to me that Carlsen is finding it hard to motivate himself to play classical chess right now. I hope he will find enough interest to make a comeback!
Absolutely brilliant middle game by Carlsen…Dominating
One of the biggest throws I've seen by Carlsen actually ever. The position looked so commanding, but it felt like he got a little bit too overconfident. It didn't feel necessary to allow the piece sacrifice on f4. It also didn't feel necessary to go into an endgame when White enjoys the more active pieces. And giving the rook on e4 really shocked me. It either wins immediately (which should be well calculated) or it gets extremely messy... Either way, great struggle!
P.S.: Nice Brentford cup you have there Mr. King 🙂
Cmon you Bees!
That was a wild and entertaining game. Thanks Daniel.
I can't recall seeing a Kopec System (at least it started out that way) at this level in years.
17:37 that Rh2 is not that casual for me :)
Fantastic video as always. Thanks!
Delightful comments! Thanks!!
Thank you for this one! I played a similar game recently where my opponent crushed me positionally early but I ended up creating counterplay and mating. After the game I was very sad and thought this was a "patzer" game - now I see that I actually fought like Firouzja!
Looking at those standings, wow… when was the last time Americans were 1-2-3 in a major international tournament?
Great analysis of a very interesting game.
Really didnt expect a draw here, thought it was a clear loss. amazing
Bd3 is a great move. I know from experience that Black rarely knows how to fight against it.
Loved seeing Carlsen use the old Kopec System against the Sicilian. I liked using it 40 years against players who loved the Najdorf. It threw them off balance.
Great game by Carlsen up to the point he basically blundered. Positional domination
Thrilling as ever, thanks.
Here's a thought, if that were an Armageddon game annotating for Informant etc would be tricky: how to distribute the ? and ! marks that makes sense?!
Super Firouza
Excellent analysis . I’ve heard some people pronounce it Ar - mega- don . Kind of like it .
The Slavic pronunciation - stress on the second syllable. Not for me, thank you.
Wow
That was most certainly wild. I guess the players both managed to snatch draw from the jaws of victory here, hehe.
Carlsen needs the Botez sisters dancing behind him.
Shame that Firouzja missed the win. Underpromotions aren't just for studies!
could have been a great game if Firouzja could have found that finish
Wow, he made Alireza look like a beginner and then fumbled it like one at the end. :)
Such a strange game. I really liked Alireza's g5 move. However, I cannot believe he didn't follow it up with g4 sooner as you pointed out. It's like he was on his way to almost refuting Carlsen's opening choice but then decided to let him have the time to turn the tables on him.
Odd to think this and stranger to say it, but it always seems to me that Carlsen has such a better understanding of the game than Firouzja does. More than he should. As evident by his choice of openings where he just wants to take him out of book and play chess. Despite Alireza being 2800ish, I don't think he would have ever tested Magnus in a WC match. Not yet, at least. He's still young. Maybe in 3 to 5 years, well after Magnus has left his prime.
He seems to major on risk and confidence so maybe wouldn't choke after a loss. In the recent WC the result swung one way and the other not so much due to playing ability, but to self belief.
Typical Firouza game! He created such total chaos that Carlsen went wrong even a piece up. Shouldn’t they really be making 80 move draws in the Berlin Defence? That was the way things seemed to be going a few years ago.
After declining to play the world chess championship, i thought we would see a more commanding carlsen but not this.
Playing under tremendous stress and time pressure nothing is ‘incredible’ during a chess game.
Actually Carlsen's 23.Qc3 was a mistake, allowing 23.-c5!, as Gukesh showed during the game. Now 24.Nxc5 is not possible because of 24.-Qxd6 winning a piece, and after 24.Bxc5 dxc4 the game is completely balanced according to Stockfish. But Firouzja missed the opportunity.
Gukesh spotted this quickly although I think this may have shown how helpful it is to know that there’s a tactical opportunity to be found (as the commentators had told him). The commentators expected both Firouzja and Carlsen to spot it after Qc3 had been played but it’s not so easy I think without knowing the computer evaluations.
too much poker?
Neither of them seems to be at their best and that is that. Suddenly collapsed as any “mortal”. So much more fun on the other hand and more money for others too. As in the song “Radio kills the whatever star, computers kill the game of chess… or not
Chess is a hard and frustrating game. Carlsen got a winning position, then one careless move and all the advantage lost....see my games for ample demonstration of that! If Fabi does hold on to win the tournament it will be a huge boost to his confidence and do not be surprised if he goes on a run and back over 2800
good videos apart from the clattering at the start. can you consider changing that to be more ear friendly ?
You mean you don’t like the sound of chess pieces?
@@PowerPlayChess Speaking for myself I don't like the sound of lumps of wood bring thrown down on a hard surface. Especially with no visuals, to me it feels like a headache, (which one could say about chess in some but not all circumstances).
20:26 How is that a win for black; doesn’t white just play Nh3+ followed by Nxf2?
But maybe that is won for white, with rook against bishop?
@@andrewchapman7706 You're right; 1. Nh3+ . Kf6 2. Nxf2 , gxf2 3. Kxf2 , Kxe6 looks like a win for black.
Carlsen is well off form