Carlsen crushes AGGRESSIVE PAWN PLAY
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- Опубліковано 25 гру 2023
- Featured is the rapid chess game between Magnus Carlsen and Timur Gareyev from Round 5 of the 2023 FIDE World Rapid Championship. Out of a Ruy Lopez, Steinitz we observe early aggressive pawn play against Carlsen’s kingside. It’s instructive how Carlsen manages to, in time, take full advantage of the weaknesses behind Gareyev’s extremely committal 6th move.
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"Caveman-like approach," "fish out of water" Jerry that man had a family
I was laughing so hard imagining Carlson trying to pin down a fish to execute it with a knife "stop squirming little fella, it'll all be over soon"
Love your analysis.
I like how you're not trying to "sell" the game, plain, simple talk without any shouts. Chess is interesting for itself, doesn't need marketing.
when i read "without any shouts", i immediately think about a certain, highly popular IM (i think?) whom i honestly can't stand :)
(i only mean it as a YT personality / narrative style, i'm sure he's a great guy IRL).
that "...sacrificed THE ROOK!!!" bloke, making faces and big eyes all the time.
Hi, Jerry, this is Everyone)
No this is Patrick
Edit this plz
@@Towelie07 y?)
@@DrLawIrk ?
@@Towelie07 What do you ask me to edit?))
- Recognize aggressive pawn moves and their weaknesses (00:09).
- Avoid reinforcing pieces that will be forced to move anyway (01:27).
- Focus on development over immediate pawn threats in the opening (02:31).
- Exploit static weaknesses created by opponent's pawn advances (02:47).
- Opt for piece development over pawn moves in front of your king early on (04:01).
- Advance your pawns only after your opponent's king position is clear (05:35).
- Utilize open files and weak squares to position your pieces effectively (07:10).
- Time your attacks when your pieces are optimally placed (09:03).
Thanks a lot captain obvious.
Good synopsys
thank you for the decade of content, while I don't get to see anymore adobe flash gambits your analysis still brings me back.
I like blacks confidence to play for a win. He is leading the field, has black and faces Magnus fucking Carlsen. It backfired of course, but this style is what makes chess interesting and as a bonus he ended up in Jerrys videos. Thanks for sharing!
Instructive to not overreact in these types of situations. Thanks Jerry
I love chess but I'm not very good and I love watching your videos to see the thought process but without an explanation they would seem(not random) difficult to choose. ..i feel like I learn every video Jerry, keep getting it done man
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This has the feel of a "beginner to master" vid, showing the gaps left behind of pawn moves and the importance of coordination. Nice one
Great video.
Instructive as always. On point on the important situations. What I like the most, is that the video wasn't 20-30 min. You kept it nice and crisp!
This was a really great one. I'll definitely be applying this to my games. Keep up the good work, Jerry :)
Incredible analysis, thanks Jerry!
Stealthily hiding below 1M subs. I don’t understand it. Thanks to Jerry for all of the great work.
Great video! Thanks Jerry!
Great commentary as always. Love Carlsen and Fischer games!
Very nice play. Thanks for going over that game. You did a great job explaining all possible moves.
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The definition of counterattack. Carlsen needed to decelerate Gareyevs advance only a little bit to unleash it´s well coordinated answer, ripping open all gaps in black´s position. Most impressive is the cohesion of the white pieces that steamrolles over the opponent. Beautifull, and again: beautifully presented. Thx Jerry!
Always brings a smile to my face seeing your video pop up in my feed. Happy holidays, Jerry.
This was great because in low/mid elo people storm your king with pawns and it’s very hard to respond but now I understand how to defend much better
Great video as always! Love the foreshadowing with the weak squares
Great game and analysis thanks. A real tutorial and how to deal with and think about pawn storms. Very instructive. Thanks, Jerry.
Ty for the video Jerry! Its a treat for me!
Thanks Jerry, for your instructive analysis!
And thank you for watching.👍
Very informative as always, thank you Jerry!
Well presented; thank you for sharing.
Jerry you are the best. I hope that one day I would learn in the kind of clarity that you teach it. Chess is freaking hard.
Great Stuff !
Very clean game.
as soon as black castled on the right side, which was wide open, he was on a nice downard spiral... 😝
This game displays very powerful examples of simple tactics, and positional strategies that we should all keep in mind.
Please do more of these.
Wow
Good game and really good analysis
Happy New Year, Jerry and everyone else!
I wish I could play with even half of Magnus's surgical precision.
Beautiful game! I admit that I often struggle against these aggressive pawn pushers. On several occasions I anticipated the wrong move by Carlsen in this game. A masterpiece and very educational! Thanks Jerry!
Thanks for the analysis as always Jerry. I had already seen an analysis of this game, but the way you pointed out the theme of these weaknesses is top notch.
Also interesting to see that you're not always supposed to really do anything when the opponent pushes owns in front of your king. I would've pushed g3 at every chance I had.
Thanks Jerry, Excellent Analysis !!!!!!!!!!!
I would say, as always from Jerry.
Thx Jerry 😊
At my lower level I get hit with the overly aggressive pawns more games than not, but I don’t always find a way to punish it even when I try to do general things like strike back in the center or get on with development. Great video showing how the GOAT does it.
i am also very low elo, try taking your time before making moves while doing all that good things you do already
I started doing better against such pushes when I realized that very often your best course of action is to simply ignore the advance and not ruin your kingside. Pretty much as illustrated in this game. I used to consistently lose to pawn pushes along with piece sacrifices that destroyed my king safety, I mean it still happens but it's more rare at least. It makes sense that it's dangerous to try and defend with the pawns infront of the king since you'll be creating PERMANENT weaknesses that can't be fixed. I find that knights usually do extremely well in defending a castled king.
Hen handled it very coolly. Thanks Jerry.
Thank you Jerry
Absolute takedown 😂
What a KO
Jerry you are the best
Simply the best. And by that I’m referring to Jerry.
Jerry you can share magnus vs fedoseev it was great
You are soooo good
Toshi
8:27 bishop to g5 or h6 looks better?
First of all I like how you comment and explaine, as to the game, feels like Magnus came down like an avalanch... 😮
great video. love how magnus punished his bad play
Great vid. Magnus is really a monster.
Very informative and instructional Jerry. Love your teaching style. These videos help so much.
As a beginner, I'm curious. Even though black was down a minor piece worth 3, the pawns were the same, and I'm just wondering if there wasn't still some fight left in black. Granted this would likely not be against someone as strong in chess as Magnus Carlsen, the World Champion, but I'm just thinking of I ended up in a position like black, are there still fighting chances with a minor piece down. I really dislike resigning.
If you were in a bullet game you could hope for a blunder, but in a rapid or classic game, only if the player is extremely low elo you could expect a blunder. When one opponent is a piece down the easiest approach is to exchange all the pieces to increase the advantage of being a piece up.
i don't think so - Black king is extremely vulnerable, and Black has no counterplay whatsoever. it can't attack the White king in any way, it cannot even consolidate, because the position is already torn apart irreversibly. in terms of engine evaluation, Stockfish assesses the position as +8.6, so it's curtains. for practical chances to emerge the players would probably have to be "downgraded" to 1500 Elo level or so.
I dont think so - as the only real move is black queen to take the white knight - white queen then takes black queen - next only move is black pawn attacks white pawn then loses that to the black queen - ruck comes across and its curtains. @@vibovitold
At beginner level, it's okay, and advisable, to never resign. It's also normal for a beginner to have a hard time understanding why masters resign, just as you'll have a hard time understanding any part of their games. Gladly, you're not one of those who criticize those professionals for resigning and turning it into some lecture about how you should never give up and fight until the end. Those are the people that the chess community is sick of. As your chess improves, it will start to make sense to resign. You'll also gain an understanding of when it's a trivial win for your opponent at your level. Of course, at complete beginner level, nothing is trivial, so playing until checkmate is reasonable.
@@aleladebiri HalleluYAH Thank you for such a considerate answer. YAH Most High bless you.
I had a dream the other night that all of the channel subscribers had a tournament to see who is the best player out of the everyone that Jerry is saying hi to in his videos. It was called the Everyone Championship Cup. Even though I'm awake now I still think it's a great idea
It's so tempting to play H3!
thanks jerry
Carlsen is very karpovian when it comes to exploit the weaknesses, slowly and steadily he grabs the initiative
Magnus is a wizard
All white pieces were on light squares when black’s dark squared bishop invaded. 7:07
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Why do I get high when I watch chess games?
I think you need to see a doctor
Hi Jerry.
"caveman-like approach by black" 😆
Often the one who pushes those g and h pawns loses the game. Even Magnus lost recently against Fabi after doing that.
Ginger GM disagrees
g5 is understandable to try to make it difficult for white. I always struggle against the Ruy Lopez. Rather face an Italian
Carlsen is back at the game, right?
He never moved away. It´s simply his way of playing it. I guess he doesn´t like it to be consumed by the game.
@@gerokron3412 nope, he was focusing on streaming and playing less on competitive
This is the kinda game Carlson made it look easy, but when your his opponent it’s like well “guess I’ll try this” cause lord knows magnus has seen it all already so why not go for the offbeat line, maybe magnus has the flu and this is your chance to get’em while he’s down…
Thus ..g5?!
uncharacteristic title, no?
bro this thumbnail makes no sense😂
How do you mean? It has Magnus and a position from the game... if the thumbnail made any more sense I would drop all that I do and worship Chess-Network daily at my chess board shrine.
@@Xolomilco 😐
I want to remind everyone: Timur Gareyev has been accused of sexual assault against several women.
He must've been ugly
That has nothing to do with chess. Keep the politics out of chess analysis.
@@MrSupernova111
No, he's a pro chess player who assaulted multiple women at chess tournaments
That's not politics
It's clearly quite relevant to his actions as a chess player
@@qualitymusicftw . Not interested. This channel and video is about chess education. Not crime and politics. Take your bs elsewhere.
@@MrSupernova111 same as any game or sport when you put someone's name to it people are always going to raise things like this.
I wish the writing wasn't there, it's rather uncomfortable for the eye
Are you talking about User-Side Closed-Captioning
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Even if you don’t like the almost arrogant style of Carlsen’s moves, you gotta admit, he makes them work! Thanks Jerry.
What does this even mean?
Playing well is arrogant?
Taking advantage of your opponent's mistakes = arrogant? Lol