I feel kinda bad for Jorden that the drama surrounding Firozja overshadowed his victory. He has a great underdog story but the organizers being little shits took everyones eyes off of it.
Gefeliciteerd Jorden leuk intervieuw dat.... 'very unlikely i will do this again... soon' nou ja leuk... ik denk niet dat iemand dit opgemerkt heeft. Nogmaals Goe gedaan jonguh, Gefeliciteerd en geniet ervan Jij bent de beste schaker van dit moment dat zal Giri leren 1,5 minuut te denken in armagedon . Hoera hoera hoera lang leve jou
Sorry, what he shows in this video is not amazing. What these players like him calculate in the whole game is amazing, but this is not shown in that video. So ....stupid comment, sorry.
@@the_propaganda_panda 24 vs 21 He became GM @14. Well I shall say I love hi creativity. Let's see what those guys will become. Also to follow Anish Giri 26 and ranked 11th (will enter in top 10) and Richard Rapport 24 ranked 13.
Not trying to take anything away from the grandmaster, but these specific calculations are very easy for any strong player. With Queen and Rook and so many checking moves, the calculations are pretty simple.
@@stanleytime9193 Of course it's not. If it was, you could hypothetically give a beginner the power to calculate 20 moves deep and they still wouldn't find the right moves. Calculation is important, but there's also visualisation, pattern recognition, prior knowledge of positional play or strategy, endgame knowledge, opening knowledge, tactical awareness etc. I'm sure there are other things you could add. Calculation is essentially the 'if this then that' part of the game taken very deep. Chess is more than just that.
@@CosyBrew I mean, calculation requires all of those right? You can't give a beginner the power to calculate 20 moves without being able to judge whether a position is good or certain patterns arise etc.
@@MegaKillMeister You've essentially restated my point. All the things I mentioned are required, calculation alone is not chess. Calculation alone isn't enough precisely because all those other aspects of the game have to work with it. Calculation is then a critically important tool in a package. But alone, the ability to look deep isn't just what chess is about. Neither can you say that those things *are* calculation, because they're all uniquely different, even if bound up with it. Saying chess is fundamentally just calculation is false. No doubt it's extremely important.
Hikaru is bad at classical chess, he doesn't want to show it. That's why you will never see him participating in a top classical tournament again. Just look at the last two classical tournaments he played: Sinquefield 2019 he got 9th out of 12, and Croatia grand chess tour he got 12th out of 12 lol
@@LePingouin92 I am a too a poor chess player, but calcutions like this are not spectacular for since it’s pretty straightforward with heavy pieces. But for sure I wouldn’t find it myself. If you want mind boggling: You can check Kasparov calculation analysis in world championship 1990. Or even better: In his immortal game he said that he saw the final position like 15 moves after sacrificing his rook. You also have very nasty checkmating combinations by Alekhine ... blindfolded . Event though opponents aren’t that strong by modern standards.
Great player, deserving champion.
not really
@@trikmandularlgaming2026 ?
@@BarnesGannon there are two wolves inside you, one of them is gay. other is also gay. you are gay
@@trikmandularlgaming2026 Lol
Hes not a champion yet lol.. Just won a tournament
van Foreest definitely underrated by the Hikaru and Magnus viewers
WOW ! tbh honest I had never heard of him, but I'm really happy for his accomplishment! Vgood job Jorden keep it up!
Beautiful attack!
I feel kinda bad for Jorden that the drama surrounding Firozja overshadowed his victory. He has a great underdog story but the organizers being little shits took everyones eyes off of it.
Gefeliciteerd Jorden
leuk intervieuw dat.... 'very unlikely i will do this again... soon'
nou ja leuk...
ik denk niet dat iemand dit opgemerkt heeft.
Nogmaals
Goe gedaan jonguh, Gefeliciteerd en geniet ervan
Jij bent de beste schaker van dit moment
dat zal Giri leren 1,5 minuut te denken in armagedon .
Hoera hoera hoera
lang leve jou
en je secondant natuurlijk
bijna vergeten
wie is je secondant trouwens..?
@@onegerard1 max warmerdam is zijn secondant maar goed van dit moment is wel wat overdreven
That is a beautiful human being
Well earned winner of the Tata Steel 2021!
Just beautiful
This guy is a great talent. Anyone know what his blitz/bullet ratings are on any of the main sites?
He and Max Warmerdam (who I think are friends) are the cutest guys in chess ☺️.
Look at Aryan Tari
@@thiagodemartin2698 He looks pretty good too. I think Max is still definitely number one, though.
@@oicfas4523real, max is very pretty
Reminds me of Kasparov calculating :)
Simply beautiful!
2:57 disappointment showing on his face.......
Congrats to Jorden good player!! But what a bizzare organization!!! Stopping another game to wrap up the tournament!! 😂
That was a disgrace.
Yes very disrespectful.
Sorry, what he shows in this video is not amazing. What these players like him calculate in the whole game is amazing, but this is not shown in that video. So ....stupid comment, sorry.
Justice for ali riza
He is better than Magnus because Magnus has not beaten a higher rated player than himself
what is that pfp😂
people acting like it is easy, every line is easy after you see it.. goodluck playing agains Jordan ;)
Sir your high level education skills are too fast and high for my brain
he so hawt ong
Good looking guy
Amazing mate!
what is the name of this style of pieces? (or this chess set)
My god
Oh
Guys this is not somthing exceptional, they eat it on breakfast as agadmator said
Most impressive young gun with Dubov
and Firouzja too
Dubov is really not that young anymore
@@the_propaganda_panda 24 vs 21 He became GM @14. Well I shall say I love hi creativity. Let's see what those guys will become. Also to follow Anish Giri 26 and ranked 11th (will enter in top 10) and Richard Rapport 24 ranked 13.
Esipenko showed great skill too
@@vibovitold Forgot him in the list 18Yold!
why didnt the king take e7
Not trying to take anything away from the grandmaster, but these specific calculations are very easy for any strong player. With Queen and Rook and so many checking moves, the calculations are pretty simple.
Yet the 10th at the time strongest player missed the line. Could be due to time trouble but still. It was missed
Pretty simple to FOLLOW, it’s a whole different matter when you’re the one strategizing it in the heat of a game or on the receiving end
Future World Champion right here.
Congrats. You won Tata steel (on tie-breaks). You're an amazing Chess-player
That sounds so sarcastic.
The boy won fair and square. Give him the respect he deserves.
Qh1 is not actually a checkmate ;)
;)
🤦♂️
lol
So good you won this one man! Congratulations.
easy calculate
Magnus is the fenex! He will rise from the ashes. 😑😏😏
Phoenix but yes
@@stanleytime9193 Magnus is a god! Magnus is a god! Here in my country Magnus is a god! 😟😌
@@angelusdusoir cringe
@@angelusdusoir you from Norway?
@@olynick4168 no
he’s underrated
lekker broer
Jorden je bent een topper!
That was great vision
Oei....great calculation !
Chess is almost all about good calculation skill.
No way.
@@henkoosterink8744 yes it is. what else?
@@stanleytime9193 Of course it's not. If it was, you could hypothetically give a beginner the power to calculate 20 moves deep and they still wouldn't find the right moves. Calculation is important, but there's also visualisation, pattern recognition, prior knowledge of positional play or strategy, endgame knowledge, opening knowledge, tactical awareness etc. I'm sure there are other things you could add. Calculation is essentially the 'if this then that' part of the game taken very deep. Chess is more than just that.
@@CosyBrew I mean, calculation requires all of those right? You can't give a beginner the power to calculate 20 moves without being able to judge whether a position is good or certain patterns arise etc.
@@MegaKillMeister You've essentially restated my point. All the things I mentioned are required, calculation alone is not chess. Calculation alone isn't enough precisely because all those other aspects of the game have to work with it. Calculation is then a critically important tool in a package. But alone, the ability to look deep isn't just what chess is about. Neither can you say that those things *are* calculation, because they're all uniquely different, even if bound up with it. Saying chess is fundamentally just calculation is false. No doubt it's extremely important.
Hikaru will take care of him. Why wasn't he there btw?
Hikaru is bad at classical chess, he doesn't want to show it. That's why you will never see him participating in a top classical tournament again. Just look at the last two classical tournaments he played: Sinquefield 2019 he got 9th out of 12, and Croatia grand chess tour he got 12th out of 12 lol
joke right?
i can calculate those lines and i am only 1800 player
This is the easiest to calculate
You Show alekhine reti game
You seem so strong 💪
@@LePingouin92 I am a too a poor chess player, but calcutions like this are not spectacular for since it’s pretty straightforward with heavy pieces. But for sure I wouldn’t find it myself.
If you want mind boggling: You can check Kasparov calculation analysis in world championship 1990.
Or even better: In his immortal game he said that he saw the final position like 15 moves after sacrificing his rook.
You also have very nasty checkmating combinations by Alekhine ... blindfolded . Event though opponents aren’t that strong by modern standards.
Tata Steele tries to convince everyone that he deserves to win the championship after the scandal that caused Ali Firouzja to lose
What are you talking about? If alireza had won that game he would’ve still been behind Anish and Jorden so nothing would’ve changed.
@DOCTOR-CHESS