Ding's London System | Game 6 | Ding Liren vs Nepo | World Championships 2023

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  • Опубліковано 19 вер 2024
  • What a FIDE World Championship Match we are having on our hands! One decisive game after another. After leading the match 3-2, Ian Nepomniachtchi was looking in great form. Ding Liren came to the board confused about which opening he should try and he opened with 1.d4 and very soon we witnessed the London System - an opening that has been tried for the first ever time in a World Championship Match. The game was extremely exciting and it was a decisive one. Who came out on top and what were the many intricacies that this game witnessed - check it out in this video with the analysis of IM Sagar Shah.
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  • @ChessBaseIndiachannel
    @ChessBaseIndiachannel  Рік тому +1

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  • @godsdisciple2904
    @godsdisciple2904 Рік тому +10

    Ding is a Humble Guy He's a Genius aswell he's moves are Insane🔥

  • @asadgautam4613
    @asadgautam4613 Рік тому +4

    Ding must humble guy ever.

  • @daniscool5092
    @daniscool5092 Рік тому +8

    You are such a great commentator leaps and bounds above the likes of Gotham chess and Eric Rosen. Such a straight forward and in depth analysis. Thanks for the amazing content❤

  • @isaacambi1914
    @isaacambi1914 Рік тому +3

    Your analysis was on point. Indians are the best.

  • @airydeons6932
    @airydeons6932 Рік тому +2

    What a beautiful explanation ...i enjoyed it ..i loved it🎉🎉

  • @kaustubhvaidya956
    @kaustubhvaidya956 Рік тому +3

    Had a great time here!!
    thanks for this video!

  • @nanangsutisna1864
    @nanangsutisna1864 Рік тому +2

    Nepo have tried to make counter attack bravely but unfortunately he was failed. Ding successfully managed to make a mating net so brilliant by placing d5 and h5 with very good coordination with queen, rook and knight. What a great game by Ding.

  • @FWCC1
    @FWCC1 Рік тому +1

    You are correct Ding is very Humble

  • @m42orion12
    @m42orion12 Рік тому +5

    What a checkmate finish,if only nepo would have let him finish it.

    • @stagna1959
      @stagna1959 Рік тому +1

      Before white could checkmate, there was some ugly useless black moves to prolong the game
      27:32
      and noone wants to play 1...Qf4+ 2. Nxf4 a1=Q 3.Rxa1 line
      It would look childish in World Championships. Checkmate net Ding found was impressive, but stupid black sacrifices if they continued until the end would ruin that beautiful impression.

  • @Wargasm54
    @Wargasm54 Рік тому +2

    I was going for Nepo to win. But his attitude during post game made me feel better about a Ding victory.

  • @dmkdailymemes-courtesymedi145

    Last match Ding told this loss hurts me more than the previous loss and the reporter was asking him again what he heard was right… Ding open minded and very honest… no ego and hence his brain is working perfectly during the match to find insane mating patterns ❤🥰

  • @Jamaramlolz
    @Jamaramlolz Рік тому

    I did in fact like the analysis, great job

  • @walterbrownstone8017
    @walterbrownstone8017 Рік тому

    Game starts at 3:30

  • @fredgandolfi2356
    @fredgandolfi2356 Рік тому

    Very nice analysis, thank you.

  • @danielwhite2178
    @danielwhite2178 Рік тому

    Great game...nice analysis

  • @iamrichaf1616
    @iamrichaf1616 Рік тому

    Sagar Sir explaning so beautifully

  • @nilotpalkalita5050
    @nilotpalkalita5050 Рік тому +1

    I think in 24:02 queen f6 is mate not h6🥲

  • @amitgyanchandani3645
    @amitgyanchandani3645 Рік тому

    Visual treat!! Can’t agree more….d5!!

  • @jhockey11liu91
    @jhockey11liu91 Рік тому

    Beautiful comments.

  • @ChessCityRaipur
    @ChessCityRaipur Рік тому

    Best Analysis by Sagar Sir ❤ tysm for wonderful explanation with all possible moves.

  • @NNVerse22
    @NNVerse22 Рік тому

    Sagar you need to check Vantika and Pranav's recent matches. They both have played great lately and have gained a lot of elo pts too.

  • @sagniksingha
    @sagniksingha Рік тому

    What is the arena Sagar is talking about at ~ 4:30 ? How to be part of chess base India and play in arenas like that ?

  • @ransithfernando6683
    @ransithfernando6683 Рік тому

    extremely nice analysis Sagar , really enjoyed it.

  • @Akkinone1
    @Akkinone1 Рік тому +1

    I watched the press conference, I think Ding didnt said magnus is more professional I think he said magnus is more perfectionist. I think he wanted to say Magnus is more perfect compared to them and hence when he plays the results is most often one sided. And I think this is really something to think about in a game like chess.

    • @Velvet-ni6pu
      @Velvet-ni6pu Рік тому

      I heard professional tbh. Perfectionist doesn't make sense in that context because the question was about decisive games but ding was explaining why magnus had more draws because hes professional to not let any worse positions get to a loss. Besides Ding himself is such a perfectionist and every top chess player sort of has to have that quality to be there.

  • @ayushkm2309
    @ayushkm2309 Рік тому

    Truly Great work by Sagar.

  • @akanudoukpe197
    @akanudoukpe197 Рік тому

    Great analysis 👏

  • @maicolc7216
    @maicolc7216 Рік тому

    Amazing!

  • @martingreene
    @martingreene Рік тому

    The d and h monsters ❤

  • @kingrahul9772
    @kingrahul9772 Рік тому

    Can any one explain me the reason y Magnus did not play as defending champion and how ding was chosen not nakamura

  • @rozgonyi1000
    @rozgonyi1000 Рік тому

    Thank You !!! :)

  • @krishnamaden5794
    @krishnamaden5794 Рік тому

    Wow....❤ thumbnail

  • @hussainmdyt7638
    @hussainmdyt7638 Рік тому

    Mr Sagar Shah, when we can expect Delhi system in Chess ? 😀

  • @godluckgaming4124
    @godluckgaming4124 Рік тому

    Bro i want to sugget to improve your thamnaail and be regular with videos of world Championship

  • @shibinjohn5853
    @shibinjohn5853 Рік тому

    What Ding intended by 'professional' is creativity can take over engine lines.

    • @sourabhsiitg
      @sourabhsiitg Рік тому

      I think he intended magnus hardly commit mistakes in classic and dats y either he wins or draw and dat has been d case past 10 years in wc

    • @shibinjohn5853
      @shibinjohn5853 Рік тому

      @@sourabhsiitg Bro, I am sure he intended what I told only because he mentioned about crossing river more than once and all.

  • @TXxJiggle
    @TXxJiggle Рік тому

    Wait they are trading blows?

  • @AbhishekSinghSambyal
    @AbhishekSinghSambyal Рік тому

    voice is low in the videos.

  • @shibinjohn5853
    @shibinjohn5853 Рік тому

    Great thumbnail.

  • @SaakarChess
    @SaakarChess Рік тому +1

    Nepo would be afraid of playing Game 6 in WCC in future!🤣

  • @mtzmechengr5781
    @mtzmechengr5781 Рік тому

    Move over agatmator sagar is in town

  • @ahmadhussain7840
    @ahmadhussain7840 Рік тому

    Nice commentary early btw

  • @chessking1741
    @chessking1741 Рік тому

    Odd-nepo
    Even-Ding

  • @basubk6643
    @basubk6643 Рік тому

    Can anyone please tell me which theme and which software is he using?

  • @zaphodbeeblerock
    @zaphodbeeblerock Рік тому +1

    Why you are capturing the seemingly wrong way? Any sense, or just to be special?
    Best regards and thank you for your nice video 🙂

  • @henrychoy2764
    @henrychoy2764 Рік тому

    ding lon dong

  • @rahulalbussrk
    @rahulalbussrk Рік тому

    we are missing the coverage from Astana though

  • @5555-c1j
    @5555-c1j Рік тому +1

    I hope Nepo strikes back tomorrow...
    But respect for the interview side of Ding

  • @mrbrownstarboy136
    @mrbrownstarboy136 Рік тому

    Dr. Crazy frog - DING DING

  • @shubhrabhattacharjee5865
    @shubhrabhattacharjee5865 Рік тому +1

    Games are not up to the mark without magnus

    • @Neelinmact
      @Neelinmact Рік тому +1

      That is not true ,, this game is extremely good ,, perhaps the best one from last 2-3 world championships

    • @kirtikanth
      @kirtikanth Рік тому

      ​@@Neelinmactlol noo..

    • @Neelinmact
      @Neelinmact Рік тому

      @@kirtikanth lol yes

    • @kirtikanth
      @kirtikanth Рік тому

      @@Neelinmact You should say as it is according to you.. Otherwise it's not the "extremely good" that too in the last 2-3 world championship matches.. These games are not accurate according to engines.. There 99% accurate both sides in a game in the previous world championship matches, such games are "extremely good" types. I don't know what made you think this game "extremely" good..

    • @Neelinmact
      @Neelinmact Рік тому

      @@kirtikanth of course it’s according to me , you shareed your opinions so did i , how many chess games in last 2-3 world championships (in which we got a result) had near perfect engine accuracy ,, perfect engine move games don’t create an exciting game ,, it would most likely be a boring draw ,, creating such an exciting game with London system is extremely good ,, the see saw nature of this encounter makes it extremely good to watch ,,

  • @RealityCheck1
    @RealityCheck1 Рік тому +1

    Andrew Tate plays London system most of the time (before his arrest). This may have contributed to it's fame.

    • @Neelinmact
      @Neelinmact Рік тому

      Oh come on ,, no one in chess world would care about Tate and his chess knowledge

    • @laughaway7955
      @laughaway7955 Рік тому

      ​@@Neelinmact you'd be surprised

  • @doctorbaba4880
    @doctorbaba4880 Рік тому

    One like for ding👍

  • @bdwrx1762
    @bdwrx1762 Рік тому +1

    Am I first?

  • @joshmeisterr
    @joshmeisterr Рік тому

    3rd~~

  • @studytricks3535
    @studytricks3535 Рік тому

    Wo ding liren h na
    Ki ding legen correct yourself

  • @elvinyeo7230
    @elvinyeo7230 Рік тому

    Thats what it sounds like when a call centre analyse a game 😂

  • @mrwindsreeds152
    @mrwindsreeds152 Рік тому +1

    Anyone missing magnus ? Dude is on another level....he would've never blundered like either of them..😢
    Dang...the excitement is killed...and we're not getting top level chess

    • @Wargasm54
      @Wargasm54 Рік тому

      Lol. You’re tripping. This is way more exciting than watching magnus smother opponents like an anaconda.

    • @mrwindsreeds152
      @mrwindsreeds152 Рік тому

      @@Wargasm54 exactly my point ...I want that anaconda hunter

    • @Neelinmact
      @Neelinmact Рік тому

      Look at game 6 of last world chess championship and see how magnus blundered but nepo could not capitalise on it

    • @mrwindsreeds152
      @mrwindsreeds152 Рік тому

      @@Neelinmact dude...none of the games gave nepo a winning advantage

    • @Neelinmact
      @Neelinmact Рік тому

      @@mrwindsreeds152 check the match and see it’s analysis