A True STATEMENT Game of the World Championship!!!
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- Опубліковано 9 лют 2025
- Did anyone expect this?! I mean, anybody!? Check my recap of Game 12 of the World Chess Championship match between Ding Liren and Dommaraju Gukesh!
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It just shows how dangerous Ding is when he feels he's nothing to lose. He needs to take the attitude he brought into this game and bottle it for future use!
This was just unbelievable. Gukesh started hoping for an attacking game but then Ding just toys with him, dances around with his queen, and boom, few moves later his pawns go brrr. Incredible match.
No. Gukesh was just looking to be solid. But he put no pressure on Ding. Got out to a horrible position in the opening. Ding improved his pieces, broke out with d4 and after that it was all said and done
@@Overkill9991 Then why did he go d4?
I love how excited you get over the subtle moves. It really shows someone like me that great moves do not have to be sacrifices or game winners. Just improve. Has me looking for these types of moves in my games too.❤
Completely new golden age Ding today, fast recovery 🎉
Ding played a beautiful game today, only doubted him for a second..
I’ve been saying it since a few games into this match, in my opinion this match is ding’s for the taking. He’s technically surpassed expectations for a long time in this match, it’s been even since the offset and I think the chess community at large should have realized earlier that this is not going to be easy for gukesh considering the points- the data (the games) has shown that it’s been an a good even matchup all the way through with ding being the one with more left in the tank if anything ( taking draws over pushing forward in advantageous positions etc),. I also mentioned that ding may be happy to draw, set a pattern/standard of complacency with his opponent, and is going to step it up in the last couple games to surprise gukesh, and really really put the pressure on. It’s like gukesh has to play against a new player in these last couple games. Let’s see what happens and good luck to both champs. For dings sake let’s hope he stays drinking his espresso, changing up his hair style and munching on his walnuts and ice cream 😂 gukesh is a great young champion and young man, but we can’t deny that ding is adorable with the things he does and says hahahah
Regardless of outcome this will have ended up being a great fight and I don’t think anyone can any longer say that ding was not a worthy champion. He either is going to stay world champion or he will have really made gukesh really work hard to earn the title. That said, he remains the favorite in my view to win.
I watched a lot of recaps of this match but yours was the best.
OMG DING! The miracle man! Thanks for the great recap Arturs, I went straight to your video after I made my coffee today!
The animal that is cornered is the most dangerous!
Excellent analysis once again. I love the way you explain the opening theory.
Thank you, Arturs! The best/fairest analysis so far that I’ve watched of this game. In their postmatch show, Magnus and Hikaru - and Levy, but who was he to argue?! - decided to take the higher ground, pointing to poor prep by Gukesh, forced good moves for Ding, and so on, suggesting that Ding had been incredibly lucky. Lucky, my a**e! Chess Gods aside, any mortal and/or Ding fan could but marvel at this positional masterpiece - beautifully presented/explained by you, I hasten to add. Keep up the great work! I wish you and your channel every success for the future.
To be honest, I didn't expect this but I'm super happy for Ding :) Exceptionally well played.
GM Neiksans, i mist say you called it terribly early, a thumping win for Ding. Qell done to Ding and you both!
2024 chess media - a plethora of incredibly insightful, experienced lifelong masters are letting us inside their brains - what a wonderful thing. Cheers, Arturs!
Love these recaps. They have joined my recap watching routine 😃
Admirable analysis.
Thank you for the quick recap. I’m stunned that Gukesh with lead in hand did not play into a closed Catalan but instead defended the Advanced variation of the Reti. Yes, he clobbered Ding yesterday in a similar (but diff) Adv. Reti, largely because Ding made serious mistakes. Anyway, the position this time was not a reversed Blumenfeld Gambit (as no c7-c5) nor a reversed Benoni, but more of a pure Reti where White dominates in the center after Black’s d-pawn is cleared away. Gukesh’s a4 stopped White’s b4 push but totally gave away b5 & became an excellent outpost for White’s knight, leading to White d-pawn push & break thru. Great fighting spirit and positional clarity exhibited by Ding today! His stunningly quick comeback reminds me of his numerous quick comebacks vs Nepo in his first WC match. I play the Reti myself & none of Ding’s moves seemed the least bit unusual as whenever the undermining b4 is stopped white must liquidate Black’s center with e3; yet Gukesh seemed unprepared for this. Anyway, bravo to Ding for striking back & getting closer to the tie-break speed games. Gukesh is incredibly talented so these last few classical games are sure to be interesting. Cheers!
Now the final is gonna be very exciting 😅
Appreciate those quick uploads ❤
What ding have to deeply think is, he has to well prepared the next step in order to effectively "time".
Ding looked OP in this game ngl
You premoved result of this game even before gmhikaru
Haha, my bad
Indeed :D and all those comments on chat that followed the prediction saying that Arturs is delusional. Where are them haters now at? ;)
Ding...The "Boa Constrictor" 😮
In game 13, I hope Ding doesn't make the same mistake as Gukesh with Black. It's dangerous to play passively with Black expecting a draw. Ding must put his Black pieces in positions that offer strategic flexibility for counterplay. In this match, Gukesh couldn't find any substantial counterplay which allowed Ding to ratchet up the pressure with every move.
I hope Ding wins. As a subscriber to "You not the champion until you have defended the title at least once" I think that would cement his place in history in a way last WC couldn't. Gukesh very worthy but in my mind the proven champion spot would remain vacant. So would rather see Ding win to become a proven World champion, and then Gukesh can win the candidate and beat a proven World Champion next circle.
Kind of don't make sense I know. But I find it above "The WC is pointless unless Carlsen plays or retires" at least :)
18:03 Dr. Strange Reference?
@@Overkill9991 maybe
Karpovian game
Indeed! I thought exactly the same...Boa constrictor style, slow and patient strangulation of the opponent. Black had no chances, no counterplay. Today Ding borrowed a page from Karpov's masterful positional gems book.
Which Queen move are you suggesting in your Scandi course, I'm curious. Or will it be the 2...Nf6 line?
3...Qa5
@@GMNeiksans Ah yes, The move Larson used to beat Karpov in Montreal,1979
So what couldn't Ding do this earlier?