Magnus Carlsen vs. Hikaru Nakamura FINAL GAME 1 | Rapid Meltwater Champions Chess Tour Finals
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- Опубліковано 28 вер 2021
- 29 September 2021 Meltwater Champions Chess Tour | FINAL full match
Round 5 Day 5
#MagnusCarlsen #HikaruNakamura
Commentators: David Howell, Jovanka Houska & Kaja Snare
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The most interesting thing is that these two have played each other so many times so they know what the other is probably going to do but there is when the mind games come into play. very interesting
Yeah but Carlsen always wins
@@ortegafilms4575 nakamura is psychologically affected with magnus
It's interesting but it's not poker its chess, just play the board not the player
@@yeahno3167 so basically playing the player
@@ashtondickens2005 haha yeah you might of done me there
Finally perfect presentation
1) Big enough board for us to see
2) Panning across the player's faces and expressions
3) Nice commentary
4) And most importantly NOT FUCKING UP THE BOARD
It took decades for us to have all 4 of these OBVIOUS principles of chess presentation, in the same video, I don't know how to feel...
Definitely relieved for me
Best thing is there’s not people cuffing
Commentary is a bit more informed, but there are still times they say things that make you roll your eyes
Switch the face cams with the board and tell the commentators it's ok to shut up once in a while and it's perfect.
I think it's awful... give some indication of which side of the board belongs to which player. Split the cameras on either side of the board or something.
I like how Magnus makes faces like he's losing even when he's dominating
Memorizing the game for future use
my face looks like that all the time bruh.. 🌜
Probably explains while he's also very good at Poker. Came 25th out of 1000 people.
He's losing to himself in his head, and thinking "How would I beat that move if I had a second chance" then he thinks a bit longer and beats his own move, makes the move, and then the opponent does a worse move and now he's thinking how he'd beat himself again, and then how he'd beat himself beating himself, and then he makes a move.
That's, at least, what I am thinking he does.
Hikaru: i will predict his move
Magnus: i will predict his move
Both have been predicting every prediction they have by predicting their moves.
Magnus: he wont see this
Hikaru: I didnt see that
= New dimension open and it's a black hole vortex
basically death note
Absolutely superb analysis from the commentator lad at 11mins. Thanks for that
Amongst all the mindless yapping there was some good analysis
Magnus' walk is soo funny ahah
Dude had to take a crap 😂😂
Lmaooo
@@dominospizza79 No he always walks like that lol
@@PhO3NiX96 and now you know his secret
@@kieranwilson4769 play chess until you cant walk anymore?
Best chess commentary I've ever heard
And no Coughing! 🤣
For sure
Very shitty
It's hard to focus on the commentary with these two playing chess.
Boring a f
Nakamura has lots of fans at my club, we have annotated his games since he went to Mexico to play Karjakin.
These two are amazing
I love the way they remember to breathe. That makes it for me.
I feel lucky to have the privilege of watching these fellas play.
The one announcer talking about the stolen Pokémon card selling for “millions” 🧢🧢🧢
I hope they would increase the size of the board relative to the space that the focus camera is taking.
Same bro
🎯
Nah it is perfect just like that
there is not much visual depth given by enlarging the board, it is just a board. but there is something more to see by enlarging the face's camera
AGREED BIGTIME
A talk about collecting napkins is very crucial for the most crucial phase of the middlegame
Really good comments and fun by the way. Bravo
Nice sponsor in the background-FTX!
"that card was was even rarer then yours which sold for millions" 13:45
Weird flex
BS too. There is no pokemon card that sold for millions AFAIK. No idea why she had to lie. What a weird flex indeed.
I cringed when I heard that because it was straight up lie. The dude was silent for a moment there lol
@@Canonall Indeed sounds like BS, but some sports cards sold for millions. She could be talking about those.
11:05 move 14 or 13.
Could black move QF7, BE7, QG6, BH3 white pawn can’t capture cause queen would check. QG2
Was that a miss or easily defendable.
Wow that was rough I like both of these players
Magnus slay when he walks 49:15
He is moving like a piece
@@marcogelsomini7655 😂
06:30 I don't think he's trying to remember a pattern, I think he's just playing a few possible lines in his head if he commits to making a move.
Early game is almost entirely memorized lines
maybe make the board - larger part of the screen and their video small one..?
strange question, does this tournament count as "over the board" ranking?
@GothamChess would love to see a review of this game!
Great commentary! this is how it's done, great job guys
At 48:48 The reason black can't just advance his pawn and king and force white to give up his rook for the pawn is that black has to move both his pawn and his king, while white just has to move his king, black was just one tempo away from drawing.
Hey, thanks for this. I'm a beginner and was really trying to figure out why it wouldn't be a draw.
He definitely could’ve pushed His king to D4 and protected it the whole way
@@lordofthe6string lmao im sitting in my room trynna do the same thing im like how does black lose xd
Right? I still don't get it.
@@audball377 Count the moves. The black has to get his queen under the protection of the king, and to get to pawn on C1 and king on D2 he needs 6 moves. White is able to get his king to B2 in 5 moves. So right before black is able to get his protected queen, the C1 square will already be covered by the white king, so rook will be able to take down the queen as she appears - and King+Rook win against lone King
I like this format !
i love the commentary team
why does nakamura's time keep jumping back to around 50 seconds after he gets below a minute? is there something that i dont know about that rewards a fast move with more time?
this is it guys
why he didn't capture the rook on b6 at the end game with the c5 pone , would't that lead to a draw?
I think making the chess board screen should be the biggest and main screen on the video. The actual game is the most fun part of the video not the facial expressions of the players! Let the game shine and make the board the star!
most people watching this have no clue whats happening
I like the mnemonic memory technique.
@ 38:28 newbie here, getting that black pawn sideways to g3 when there’s nothing in there? Is that allowed?
It's the en passant capture. It allows a pawn to capture a horizontally adjacent enemy pawn that has just advanced two squares in one move.
@@ettorepacilli2050 thank you for the info, brother! This is helpful
Anyone know where I can get the PGN for this game?
The phrase "Wesley So is maybe hoping his countryman, Nakamura, can do him a favor by defeating Magnus" brings me more joy than I can express.
Wesley So was born in the Philippines.
Hikaru Nakamura was born in Japan.
But they're *both Americans.*
Thats why they're counteymen.
I love how diverse this country is, being a nation originally formed by and for immigrants and refugees. Which is not to say that we haven't had our share of racism and intolerance; I am under no delusions that this country is perfect.
Obtaining entry and citizenship is probably harder now than it has ever been in history, and that saddens me a great deal because our racist and xenophobic voters and politicians are basically trying to codify racism into law, but I have faith that most Americans do not agree with those positions.
As a descendant of German and Irish families, I believe that the majority of Americans would still welcome the tired, the poor and the huddled masses, yearning to breathe free. The racists and xenophobes are the exception to the rule, not the rule itself. ❤✌️
though i find the commentary endearing, talking about collecting stamps while the greatest chess minds of a generation duke it out is so out of place lol.
Hahaha
Masterful endgame. I couldn't find those winning moves 🤔
What, an internet rando couldn't find the moves made by Carlson? Amazing.
@@IMP3TIGO Carlson
At 34:00 howcome hik took pawn with his knight instead of taking mags knight with his rook?
Very Karpovian play by Magnus
Who won?
How did magnus win there are still moves left for nakamura?
I didn't get it the black king can still protect the pawn at the end and be draw ??
Loving Nakamura’s face journey. 36:39 He visibly grimaces and shakes his head LOL
Norwegians indeed can hold a good chess show. Easy, understandable and prime commentary.
FTX oh how times have changed
09:00 you can click a piece and click the destination... Dragging pieces is just asking to blunder
So cool how the comentator gets so happy sharing the "mind palace" from Sherlock Holmes ☺
1:09
I like the way Magnus celebrates his victory.
Wow he made him work
48:43 - why does he resign? if BK D4 , WR C4 and it would be a draw..
Typical Hikaru, analysing the board somewhere in the ceiling
At 48- why can’t black slide his rook left, Force white to slide his rook down, then black take white rook with the pawn?
Try muting the video.
So. If you move a piece under 10 seconds you get time added? I don’t get it. Can someone explain the time being added?
That’s increment
For every move 10 seconds are added
@Paul Graupera Aravind is correct. It's a 15 | 10 time control
WHY DID THE BLACK PAWN TAKE THE BLACK KNIGHT @ 33:50 ISH?
@38:32 what is that
what do you guys think of the commentary? I for one cannot follow the game if the people didn't mention what is happening. I can't see it that fast. you know what i mean?
Commentary is diabolical
.why do they play on a computer?
are chess tournaments all done on computer now - no actual physical pieces?
no but there are esport chess tournaments now. Most main events are over the board
@@Ploeppsel thanks
I love the big image of Magnus and the tiny chessboard on the left
Yes hah. This is Carlsen in a gaming seat, the video.
They some how look like each other
In the end game, why didn't Hikaru play rook G7 and either trade rooks or force magnus to move his rook thus freeing the king?
Loved the Beth Harmon reference.
Time stamp pls
Wasn’t Beth Harmon pulling a Hikaru?
1:10
Jovanka Houska "Everyone can own a palace. A mind palace."
They can't, a mind palace cost a mind. Some have mind houses or even just the furniture.
24:00 did Hikaru premove that pawn take?
yes
Nakamura’s stomping series has finally hit a roadblock 😂
is mugzy listening to music in his headphones?
What are your thoughts on 14:17, Queen to g5?
Cheese
the most interesting thing about this was the part about pokemon cards
Dude, the commentators' banter is absolutely adorable 🥺 one of them collects napkins guys :')
Agreed even though the host is cringe and they say ridiculous stuff sometimes generally it is a good commentary team
@@williamrobert9898 But the cringe is a part of the entertainment lmao
@@SomeoneSomewhere42069 I don't think you know what cringe means then lol
@@williamrobert9898 the guy was right and you are wrong im out
@@imjonathan6745 Huh??? LMAO some troll 💩 right there
Had to watch this with the sound off
draw?
Each one tryin' to catch the other off guard/preparation! Too much dependence on memory/theory... Fischer was right about chess, and FischerRandom is the closest thing to a solution.
Mayfair is the number 1 in uk monopoly, park lane is 2nd
13:27 Sounds like someone got the classic Blastoise for Charizard swindle lol.
38:29 how did the black pawn capture the white pawn? What?🤷♂️
Look up; en passant ;)
@@bobbyv103 thank you!
Chess is now a game of memorization instead of in game decisions
😅 How many you can memorized ?
@@carloschu7127 not the point. but random chess does exist for those who want to really challenge their ability to adapt. I wonder how the cards would fall in a randomized chess tournament
1:40 yes ma'am!..all praise to the most high!
Why it's not a draw? About honor?
At 38:30. How did pawn take pawn?
the en passant rule ( if your opponent moves the pawn 2 squares and the pawn now stands next to your pawn on the same file you can capture it like it only moved 1 square. You have to do it directly after your opponent made the move otherwise the option is gone)
@@Ploeppsel oh i see! Thanks!
Why do you publish a 720 quality video two decades into the 21st century? Too weak, too (s)low
why not a real board tho?
Holy shit the natterings. Mute this video. So much better!
almost feels like watching e-sports :D
The board should be larger than looking at the players...
Can anyone tell me why he traded queens instead of taking that free pawn with his knight that would then be covered by his Queen?
26:43 Bf7?
Can someone explain why they don´t play with a real board? only because of corona?
Because it is literally an online tour lol
Bro what are they talking about collecting napkins for
Why didn't nakamura draw at the end ?
good question... :S
White would end up capturing the pon with his rook defended by his king.
@@billionairesambo how? I am the black: king D4
Then?
@@ViskaViska I'm guessing there' a pretty straightforward technique where the rook backs off, and the king walks over. The rook can then move back into position and gg? But I don't know what that actually looks like. I'm guessing Hikaru & Magnus do, though
@@AUniqueHandleName444 ok i have seen the end. The white only must move the king to the bottom for winning. Thx.
Tbh I dont really play chess but I’ve been pretty much playing out the best moves they did and they could’ve made some better choices
Bros acting like he is as good as them
X doubt.
why are the cameras bigger than the actual game? the part everyone wants to see is just shoved in the corner lol
13:55 that cap is bigger then my social anxiety
Straight up lying
38:00 Nakamura using r/AnarchyChess strats
there was a guy with a brick ready behind Nakamura incase he didnt
Always play en passant
No Pokemon card has ever sold for $million+. The most expensive was $420,000. Also condition matters a lot, so even if they had the same card. If it's not in the same condition (highly unlikely), it wouldn't sell for nearly the same price.
I was about to say, there's no way she really tried to one up story him like that 🤣 I knew he wanted to call that bullshit so bad
At 24:00 I'm pretty sure Magnus could have taken that backwards pawn on d6. Even if the black bishop took the pawn on b3, Magnus still would be able to take the black knight on d7. I guess I understand why he didn't take, he was afraid of the compensation that black gets by taking the a4 and c2 pawns for the knight, that's logical.
There's also another line you got to consider. If you take the pawn on d6, then black could go rg6 and Magnus would have to go Qc7 and the black bishop would take the pawn on h3 and Magnus would be in a uncomfortable situation. That's the line he was probably worried about. The computer thinks that white's winning if he took the pawn, but with the amount of time left on the board, Magnus decided to make a flexible move and just go Qe3, that's a wise decision. I hope this was a helpful analysis for other people who were asking the same question.
The bishop can move backward and take the queen if you take the knight
@@alexmangiapane2258 if magnus takes on d6 and hikaru takes on b3 then the bishop can't go backwards to take the queen. I've analyzed the different scenarios if magnus takes on d6, if you look at my previous comment.
@@chessgenius123 takes oh h3 i feel like u wasted time analyzing a failed strat
@@outviteslb8143 if you analyze this line with the computer. The computer thinks its a very reasonable line to go for giving white 0.5. You got to do the research on these different lines instead of saying you feel a certain way about something.
i feel you shouldn't take things personally but computers find it difficult to evaluate positions.
Does anyone notice how their eyes are so close together? Does it give them some major visual advantage like an owl?
when the commentators start talking about napkin you know its a pro game xDDDD
А Анишу интересно, подглядывает издалека