Robinson Crusoe Returns | Magnus Carlsen vs Jan-Krzysztof Duda | Superbet Blitz Warsaw 2023
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- Опубліковано 26 тра 2023
- GM Daniel King demonstrates Magnus Carlsen vs Jan-Krzysztof Duda from the Superbet Blitz Warsaw 2023. Support on Patreon: 🔥 / powerplaychess ►Support via PayPal: www.paypal.com/paypalme/Power...
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Remind me again why Daniel King isn’t by far the absolute best at covering these games? His channel is simply brilliant. Bravo, Mr. King.
That's the same question I ask myself every day. GM King's youtube channel is one of the best chess channels.
I can't. GM King has taught me so much about chess, I owe much of my improvement to his youtube content.
Because he is a chess thinker, not a chess player.
He is the best commentator, but the masses want fast-paced action without much thinking, sadly.
@@adriansitte6373 Fast paced chess won't improve anyone's game. Best chess channel to seriously improve one's game.
One of the things I love about your analysis is how you explain why some moves are better in the long run (like the g6 move instead of g5) wich gives us more insight about strategy and positional awareness than just tactical lines delivered by the computer.
A magnificent channel. From far-off Australia, many thanks Daniel King
Robinson Crusoe!!! that was a great comparison!
Magnus with his Van Gogh Hair is just the best of his generation. Long Live Magnus.
I really enjoyed this video GM King, as always! Thanks so much
23:28 - don't let Nigel Short hear you saying that! He'll have your guts for garters! 😄 mind you Eric Rosen's probably a huge fan of you saying that
Great analysis of a tough battle. I do love your endgame analyses more than I think anything else on your channel. Particularly the small intricacies of them.
Will you be covering Norway Chess? It's great to see them persuade a raft of big names into the tournament!
Who cares what Nigel Short thinks. If he wants to get rid of the stalemate rule, it only confirms my already not high opinion of the man.
This is why we want Grandmaster King's opinions on interesting games and not just anybody's opinions. Taking that rook on a8 looked perfectly plausible from an amateur point of view, and without help that endgame would be summed up as, "the players moved around for a long time until Duda lost his e-pawn and the players agreed to a draw."
Thanks Daniel for the quality analysis of all these chess games 🙏
Remember, the players must claim for a draw for the 50 move rule to be declared. The arbiter can only intercede using the 75 move rule.
My understanding is that the players must claim for 50 moves, however the arbiters can step in after 75 moves. great analysis as ever. Thanks Daniel.
Hard to claim if you don't have a scoresheet.
@@TheChessRunner which is exactly why the arbiter can intervene after 75 moves, the clocks at the least record the number of moves made.
Like the George Best "Where did it all go wrong" reference !!
Superb analysis as always. It's so nice to listen to someone who actually understands the position rather than just regurgitates what the computers says. I hope you get to 100k subscribers soon so we can find out if you can play the guitar as well as you can review a chess game :)
Excellent analysis as always Danny 👍👍👏👏
Great commentary, as always!
The analysis is always on-point, of course; what makes Daniel King's commentary so reliably fantastic are the stories he weaves into the analyses. As always, thank you for the rich context!
Another superb grinding game by Magnus and superb analysis by you Daniel. By the way you and Nigel might have an interesting discussion on stalemate! Magnus is off to the barbers now for a shave and haircut lol.
At 20:09 it looks like U can simply play e2+ followed by Bc3+
"To fiddle your away"
"To hassle black's pieces"
Learning English here as well.
Salve Daniel, thrilling analysis as ever, I really like your thoughts and inspirations; may I ask a short question, if you don't mind? Can`t Black not just 'easy' win, will say easier than the subtle moveorder in your cool analysis with Ke4 etc, playing...e2+ after Rg8 at. 20.08? At least Queen against Rook seems to me. Best regards from germany.
Magnus looks more like The Dude in Big Lebowski.
“His beautiful friends” What an understatement.
Great and motivating analysis, thanks! I wouldn't mind having the skipped moves in the video. If someone wants to skip it's easy with the video controls. You are the only one that spotted the 50 moves rules. Is that the other one of your favorite rules? Maybe it is with that rule as with the three fold repetition rule: one of the players has to call for it, not the arbiter.
As far as I know, one of the players has to claim the draw. In a blitz game such as this, that is practically impossible.
Magnus must have played on chocolate chessboards or something, lately,
while actually eating all the pawn and pieces he captured (that's a lot of calories, if you play Chess like Carlsen!).
Still, World Champion or not, perfectly fit and groomed or not, this guy is a Chess legend,
and his skill and knowledge of the game won't go away just because he got a well deserved month or two of vacation.
Thanks for your videos!
Love the jabs at Magnus. Had to laugh when I found out what Robinson Crusoe in the title meant 😂
I think he looks more like Hans Nieman...
Hello Mr. King,
What a name for a chess player!!!
Those friends of Magnus are the Botez sisters with 1.3 M follwers channels.
They do a great job on popularizing chess but still prefer your channel.
So much beauty with so few pieces!
In this tourney, Magnus WAS lucky! He even said it himself. His should have lost more, but the Magnus effect is real. And, by wearing a Nieman wig, he confused his opponents.😊
This is kind of why I'd like to see classical chess modernize. Simply to lessen the impact of computer prep in the openings, which allows weaker players to get results they wouldn't otherwise. Magnus is clearly the best player in the world. The less of the effect of the opening, the more likely he is to show it. There is a time control where theory loses some of it's grip on the game, and playing strength shines. It would also allow for increased viewership of major events. I don't dislike classical chess, but I recognize it's time has probably come. Just as we don't adjourn anymore and just as many years ago clocks were added in the first place. The game evolves.
That's my unpopular but I think realistic opinion.
Robinson Crusoe 😂👍👍
State of those book shelves 🙀 and the filing cabinet 😂
I know...falling apart, falling down, books on the floor... One day I'll find time to organise it all properly!
Looking like the legendary Joe Smolij
I have playing chess for over 70 years. This the first game I have seen which ended in the 50 move rule.
It didn’t end in the fifty move rule.
After spending a few weeks with Magnus, Friday is now around 2700 elo.
Hes been doing this and been doing that,but you dont go bad over night if your that good.Duda is a beast of a chess player though,wow some of his moves.
As a kid I loved Robinson Crusoe. I'd read in bed until at around 3am I could physically no longer hold my eyes open, and be terribly sleepy the next day. I reread (some of) it as a grownup and didn't at all understand my former fascination. But I much prefer Magnus's new look to any clean-shaven face, although maybe his ponytail isn't so pretty. Perhaps he's like Samson whose strength was all in his hair?
He look like the big Lebowski😎
He is the coolest, but not sure why he is not ruling the blogosphere. Wrong platform?
Duda versus The Dude
When Duda makes mistakes and blunders, it apparently looks very logical. When Magnus makes a mistake and blunder, it is another mistake / blunder said with a chuckle.
OK, we do need to know, what is your actual #1 favourite rule in chess? :D
When I was watching this game live, I was actually mystified by Duda's decision to not trade rooks by taking on b4. You said that Magnus wanted to exchange rooks, and Duda wanted to avoid the exchange of rooks, but then, as soon as the rooks were exchanged, you said "If anyone is better here it's black" and that was my assessment of the position as well. Isn't the endgame easier for black with only one rook on the board? With two rooks, there are far more mating possibilities for white, no?
White's rooks are poorly coordinated and rook and bishop are a potent duo. Therefore it is logical for White to exchange a pair of rooks, and it should bring the draw closer. As we saw, Black can still play for the win. If Carlsen had had more time I think he would have held the game far more easily.
@@PowerPlayChess Ahhh, I think I understand now. *If* white holds, in all likelihood that pair of rooks came off the board, white's chances of reaching a draw go up drastically. Carlsen is definitely the guy you want defending the white pieces there, but I still want black!
Thanks very much!
@@patrickdaly1088 Of course, we would all like to play Black there - including Carlsen!
Doesnt one of the players need to claim the draw for the 50 move rule to be enforced?
At least Robinson had a string to tie up his hair or he would be looking like a Hans.
Seems like Magnus doesn't know what he wants to look like.
Nu are bani de tuns !??
What has gone wrong? You mean his making money, having, fun, not being a sweaty, badly dressed fatso? He crushed the field, deal with it. And btw: the world championship should be a mix of classic, rapid and blitz. That would define the best of the best. And who’s likely to win such a tournament? Why don’t you have a wild guess Mr King?
You probably didn't realise, but DK was referencing a famous anecdote (famous in the UK anyway) about the footballer George Best. You can Google it if you want.
You should not put the microphone on the table. The hammering with every move is unbearable.
The title 😅😅😅😅