Imagine being 2300 playing Magnus and he goes nuts like this in the opening. Anyone else, any peer, you'd have the confidence to attack and destroy. But it's Mongoose Carapace and you just flap around in fear and distress.
Imagine an alternate scenario where he was playing under a different account and you thought you were playing agains that Anyone Else. What happened next would have little to do with the confidence you proceeded with.
I think black played quite well most of this game, although perhaps she was a little slow, so she blundered in the end. At the end the position became so complicated you need at least a few minutes to calculate all the lines properly.
It is called the boomerang opening by Carlsens team (since the pawn is thrown out to the side but comes back to haunt the opponent in the end game - just as a boomerang comes back for the "kill" after throwing it to the side). A plow would be something like an inverted V-shape. You are probably thinking (since to are showing the B-roll video) of a blade? Plows and blades are totally different.
Magnus is defeating these guys, like Pei Mei defeats his enemies. "You think you're good, but you're not you know. Hahaha. I can beat you ALL, without using Standard openings. Hahahahaha." 😮
Thank you for this content. Another great chess match covered. The way you explained the opportunities available to black versus what was played, kinda shows how the mind reacts to alarm and pressure. Magnus, as always, cool as ice.
I play a variation in 3 min 1000 rated where I push h4, h5, and if they push kings pawn in response I go d4 and premove c3 nxc3 with ideas of bf4 similar to a London line. Black tends to overplay into the pawn on the right allowing me to castle queenside, trade off the dark bishop, and generally be just hard to attack
She's not even 2300 in this format. Not a fool by any means, likely smash any of us to pieces, but playing against Madness Crazyhorse who is 3100 in this format. He knew he could throw her some chances.
Not at all. These alternative openings are forcing people to actually play chess, and not just parrot moves they've memorized. He does it to everybody.
@@ronaldbell7429 I get that. I generally operate on the principle of "learn the rules like a pro, so you can break them like an artist." That's Magnus for you.
I don’t like chess. It seems like an entirely deterministic game. Am I wrong? I genuinely would love to be wrong because it would mean that I could just develop my skills more. But as far as I can tell, chess basically punishes any single mistake and negates any opportunity for redemption, save for the opponent making an equally foolish mistake, which doesn’t really satisfy the problem
She became understandably flustered and made her own variation of the Botez Gambit.
I'm a simple man, i see epic cheese i click
That is after all... " the procedure " 😂
Epic cheese? Like gouda?
Simple men need Jesus.
@@CS-en5xz😂thought about that as well
Mongoose son of Carl nodding in approval
Imagine being 2300 playing Magnus and he goes nuts like this in the opening. Anyone else, any peer, you'd have the confidence to attack and destroy. But it's Mongoose Carapace and you just flap around in fear and distress.
Imagine an alternate scenario where he was playing under a different account and you thought you were playing agains that Anyone Else. What happened next would have little to do with the confidence you proceeded with.
I actually saw Ng6 but I totally would’ve screwed up the follow up
I think black played quite well most of this game, although perhaps she was a little slow, so she blundered in the end. At the end the position became so complicated you need at least a few minutes to calculate all the lines properly.
It is called the boomerang opening by Carlsens team (since the pawn is thrown out to the side but comes back to haunt the opponent in the end game - just as a boomerang comes back for the "kill" after throwing it to the side). A plow would be something like an inverted V-shape. You are probably thinking (since to are showing the B-roll video) of a blade? Plows and blades are totally different.
Epicchess not afraid to premove the video and head down to the pub, that's my goat
You're my favourite youtuber right now! Hope you won the pub quiz!
6 am in Ho-Chi-Minh-City, Viet Nam and my brain is broken!!! Magnus Carlsen is too strong and your analyse is really good my friend. Thanks for it ;-)
oh cool, I am going to Vietnam in August for a couple of weeks as it happens! Work related, my day job
Magnus just trolling
"the plow" actually even confuses some of the bots.
Magnus is defeating these guys, like Pei Mei defeats his enemies.
"You think you're good, but you're not you know. Hahaha. I can beat you ALL, without using Standard openings. Hahahahaha." 😮
"They're coming down like Space Invaders." Crap's sake--you owe me a coffee and keyboard!
hahaha
Thank you for this content. Another great chess match covered. The way you explained the opportunities available to black versus what was played, kinda shows how the mind reacts to alarm and pressure. Magnus, as always, cool as ice.
Like merciless Army Generals of the past, the end justifies the means.
See the son of Carl plowing, really nice
Magnus just gets away with stuff. Cheers James.
I have had same or very similar positions like this because I played "Grob Gambit" over 20,000 times last 5 years (Blitz)
That line was so incredible more precisely I should say incredibly instructional in a readily asorbable fasion ❤
Wow so many inaccuracies, awesome!
Levy is somewhere mad he didn't eat off Magnus sooner
Hopefully not down the pub watching the cricket
We were doomed from the start with that game….the rain gambit
Rain gambit met with the plough (down the side of the pitch), then a trip to Forktown, population England
Magnus wants to be the first player to play h9!
Buster Keaton would've been really proud of black. Almost an overtake of Carlsen's bullet train by a mere bicycle. So close!
what a blunder from a 2300 player
New channel name:-
"Epic Carlson chess"
Checkmate Survivor
Who's Carlson? 🤔
knife f5.
No first move is a bad move, things go bad after that 😊.
Bringing the plow back! 💪
The main point: He can do it
Epic Cheddar Son of Mozzarella
I play a variation in 3 min 1000 rated where I push h4, h5, and if they push kings pawn in response I go d4 and premove c3 nxc3 with ideas of bf4 similar to a London line. Black tends to overplay into the pawn on the right allowing me to castle queenside, trade off the dark bishop, and generally be just hard to attack
hahaahaha ok
I Love your English and understand all
😂❤
Me too.
❤much love for EPIC CHESS.
Not even a good game ,let alone "the most overpowered chess opening"...game full of blunders
how can this be epic when magnus made so many mistakes? his opponent just made more...
maybe he is tired of playing all the same lines he learned on the computer
KG8?? 😂
didn't he throw the game several times?
So this is not really about the system. It is more about a WFM not finding the right moves.
She's not even 2300 in this format. Not a fool by any means, likely smash any of us to pieces, but playing against Madness Crazyhorse who is 3100 in this format. He knew he could throw her some chances.
Great commentary!
Love your shorter videos!
Pub > chess every time. Cheers!
BLUNDER TUESDAYS
F6'th
Way better than first :)
Dr. Disrespect.
Are you kidding me?
Not at all. These alternative openings are forcing people to actually play chess, and not just parrot moves they've memorized. He does it to everybody.
@@ronaldbell7429Turning into Bobby Fischer
@@Propane_Acccessories Exactly. I get very frustrated with people who think that actually forcing people to PLAY CHESS is disrespectful.
@@ronaldbell7429 I get that. I generally operate on the principle of "learn the rules like a pro, so you can break them like an artist." That's Magnus for you.
Manganese is the goat
She was too weak too slow
Day 387 of the daily milking Magnus. JK, great content, haha!
Milking Carlson.
I will ONLY watch Magnus videos
Not interested if magnus isn't in it
In reality, this was very poor play. His opponent could have won.
So many blunders....
I don’t like chess. It seems like an entirely deterministic game. Am I wrong? I genuinely would love to be wrong because it would mean that I could just develop my skills more. But as far as I can tell, chess basically punishes any single mistake and negates any opportunity for redemption, save for the opponent making an equally foolish mistake, which doesn’t really satisfy the problem
yeah that's chess