Great Players of the Present: Tomi Nybäck
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- Опубліковано 1 січ 2023
- Check out Ben's Chessable courses here! www.chessable.com/author/BenF... Tomi Nybäck is a Finnish chess grandmaster and poker player. He won the Finnish Chess Championship in 2008 and is the No. 1 ranked Finnish player as of February 2018.
Recorded on December 12, 2022. Thanks to Devin Price for sponsoring this lecture! You can find more videos like this in our "Lectures" Playlist!
7:00 Tomi Nyback - Magnus Carlsen, Olympiad, Dresden 2008
22:03 Svetozar Gligoric - Tomi Nyback, Rilton Cup 2003-2004
33:06 Tomi Nyback - Baadur Jobava, European Team Championship 2009
44:18 Tomi Nyback - Peter Svidler, World Cup 2009
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is the cheese about repeating the same comments?
@@donsimons9810 You're really gonna pick me up on a comment I made over a year ago? That, sir, is cheese 🧀
@@ExtraCheeseProject ah the statute of cheesytations, touche
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That Nyback-Svidler finish was crazy!!
Thank you for doing this! I'm from Finland and Nybäck is definitely the strongest player we ever had. I think he could have broken even 2700 or heck even 2750 if he would have gone all in on chess. But at least what I heard he kind of lost interest or motivation to do chess full time around year 2010. Maybe it was the money? For example poker was doing more money for him. That's a shame because if Nybäck was from more traditional chess country I'm sure he would have gotten more financial support for his chess career. There was a article in biggest newspaper in Finland few years back about Nybäck which stated that Nybäck could have been one of the best and is kind of "greatness that we lost".
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the US doesn’t support their players.. they also have the saying ‘coulda woulda shoulda’
I wasnt expecting to see a Finnish Grandmaster in this series. Thanks for the video, Ben.
We are Finnished!
Or something...
Suomi perkele!
Torille!
Also now that you mentioned Westerinen, he's actually playing in Rilton elo right now which is crasy
What's better than watching a GM Ben Finegold lecture?
Watching a GM Ben Finegold lecture with 25% playback speed. Because then it's just longer.
Finally my country gets presented! Tomi is an awesome guy, though he doesn't compete that mutch. I sometimes watch him play bliz online though
Wow did not expect this one, thanks for the sponsor and Ben 🙂
Great to have Finnish players showcased! Nybäck is an amazing player.
I'm excited for Great Players of the Future
He may be Finnish, but the name looks Swedish. The sounds like the in French tu, and the sounds like the in bet.
You are correct, his name has Swedish origin. Part *ny* in his name is cognate word with English *new* and means the same.
Swedish surnames are common in Finland. Approximately 5% of Finns even speak Swedish as their first language.
@@HawkOfGP Including Finland’s greatest composer, back when he was still speaking.
I like your angle quotes
Quick tip: When traveling in Finland when you don't know Finnish, just fall back on your Estonian. The languages are related and you might be able to get by a little bit. (Of course, it might be easier to simply use English, as the Finns are notoriously skilled in the English language.)
Ah yes my Estonian. Indeed!
thanks for the tip! It worked
Always fall back on your Estonian.
Thanks Ben great video
I am from Finland so I saw a tumbnail with Tomi Nybäck and thought it might be interesting
Wow. Go Finland!!! And go Ben!
Loved it, thanks so much!
Happy New Year, Ben and many thanks for the analysis - brilliant as usual.
Very instructive games. Enjoyed this one more than I expected
i hope other chess channels cover him too......superb analysis Ben.....!
great lecture, thanks
THANK YOU , BEN 👍🙏
28:22 if you don't take the knight it's checkmate in 1
On 0:34 I gotta say something: The sound you made in Tomi NybÄck on the Ä was a finnish A. Using an English A would've been an finnish Ä
Never heard of him unfortuntly
he was in a town you can’t pronounce so you know he’s good
32:50, I thought to compare them and noticed gligoric's and finegold's (english) wikipedia pages are actually of comparable length, and both at basically the same peak rating, 2600 vs from what I recall just under that, to be precise, using page down key, finegold's wiki page is 75% of gligoric's length.
Yay Ben!
I doubt we will see Nybäck in the Olympiad soon. His team forfeited a league match a during the pandemic with short notice. There were some virus exposures and they couldn't gather a full roster of players. The Finnish Chess Federation sanctioned them by disqualifying and relegating the team. Nybäck considered the penalty to be too harsh considering the circumstances. He is now indefinitely boycotting the national team.
Thank you gm finegold, i would like to request a lecture about gm Boris gelfand ❤
You should do one on Great Players of the Present: Ben Finegold!
You can approximate the pronunciation of Nybäck quite well with New-beck. Or if you know German then Nü-beck.
He may have stopped playing poker, or he may just have stopped playing tournaments. You can get a better ROI from cash games with much less variance.
Damn, I was about to go to bed
If we had a presences in the Olympics the world's best would always play. If only FIDE was interested in growing the sport
GM Finegold's pronounciation was actually quite close. The only major correction would be that the last syllable of "Nybäck" ("bäck") is pronounced "beck" (Like the singer). This is because Nybäck is a Swedish name and the letter "ä" is pronounced /e/ in Swedish. (Finland was a former colony of Sweden so we have a lot of Swedish names and a large minority of people who speak Swedish as their first language.)
Not colony but a part of Swedish core territory almost as long as there was a Kingdom of Sweden in the first place; some 500 years longer than e.g. formerly-Danish Scania :) Territories like Livonia or Saint Barthélemy could be called having been Swedish colonies. Language-based nationalism wasn't invented until 1800s.
at time 42:36 doesn't knight D to C5 stop those threats?
I mean you do lose a knight but white doesn't have the bishop controling F8 anymore so you don't get mated?
You're correct. It's still losing and white is +7 or more. There was no good move or way to recover, without losing a Knight and that's why Ba3 was so good.
Best video in universe to watch before sleep
Take a shot every time he says Jobava and you hear Yo mama.
It's a pity all the great players from Scandinavia are unknown in the west. 🤔
yeah man, Carlsen especially XD
torille?
Did Carlson rage quit the Olympiad and call Nyback a cheater???
No, he understood that losing was a possibility back then.
@@Demian_R or he just wasn't paranoid yet
I really like your stuff but please stop eating it while talking its very distracting. It doesn't sound good. But who am I to say anything your content is some of the best I watch. Just constructive criticism. Maybe some will turn off because of it and I want as many people to watch you as possible.
7:00 chess starts
Lip smacking is really annoying