Praggu b6 was probably the move which surprised Gukesh burning up his time . Tough luck to gukesh but the performance of both in this game shows that the future of Indian chess is in safe hands . Hope we can get someone like alireza from this talent pool .
@@ajsuhas4362 Just depends on what you mean by it. E.g. it's fair to say his ELO rating can be as high or he can be as good of a player, win as much, etc. Yes they are individual people and it's not fair to compare, I agree.
I've noticed that many of these Praggu games are him coming back from worse positions. It shows great resilience but I find it hard to believe he'll be able to get away with this consistently in the top of the top of the chess world
I agree, on the other hand he makes the games more interestig. He is not gonna consistently defeat everyone in the near future, but his games are either way very unbalanced and exciting to watch, you never know whether he will blunder or defeat Magnus with new idea.
Unfortunately that's part of the Indian chess curse right now, so many very good, but none that are great now that sir Vishy is getting older, I don't expect it'll last long though
@@manawearblack I think Arjun Eragaisi has been phenomenal past year. Let us see how he continues to progress. he will hit the 2700 milestone in the near future for sure and he will play top tier tournaments. It should be exciting to see him go against top players in classical format. Last year he did great in rapid format against Caruana and Aronian. I wish Nihal Sarin also plays to his potential. Few years ago he was the brightest talent among Indian youngsters and COVID has not helped that much but I wish he plays more classical tournaments.
@Trobosko yes I think this game really exemplifies the difference between top engine move and best move in practice for humans. Both the early 'b6' which was not a top engine move but lead to playable positions for Pragg, and gxf3 which was a top engine move but made whites position much more difficult to play.
I really love this ending and how Praggu targeted the single white piece on the board that had no defenders with Nd1. This is a great lesson for me to always look for weaknesses to exploit in every position.
At 3:04 I think you have to move the bishop, since capturing with the queen on d5 to protect the bishop is impossible due to Bxh7+ also a discovered attack towards the queen.
This game proves that the top engine move is not always the best for human. Gukesh burned his time because of opening up the G file on his king despite being the top engine move.
03:02 "You don't want this bishop here even though there is no good discoveries...you can capture wirh Queen on d5" But there is a good discovery - Bxh7+.
what are you thoughts on implementing a flag of each players nationality on the left side by their name to add some international intrigue into the analysis? thank you
Young boys playing like this wow. Both are from Chennai or TN & both are teenagers. WOW... GOD BLESS YOU SWEET BOYS... Live long, happily and healthy... Enjoy your chess
#Suggestion The quote from Lasker is poignant and, notably, timely in an historic sense. Might you append the quote's year (or year range when the exact date is not known) when it is both timely and historic? Thank you for your work. I am fascinated by chess strategy and appreciate how well you articulate the games!
Do you have people go over these videos before publishing to look for any mistakes? I'm impressed how consistently reliable your uploads are. Bravo! :)
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The future only gets brighter! 👏
-Great- best website for chess dude
Hey Danny can i get diamond membership on some discount 👀
@@ikshu2708 u obviously didnt hear about lichess
@@filipj4377 hey c'mon man...I am trying to strike here a deal
Future world champ. Mark my words
@@ekkoekko4610 you are right Danny is for sure the next world champ!
"the king is definitely feeling the draft"
Unbelievably good line.
LIke Gukesh's zipper was open.
Praggu b6 was probably the move which surprised Gukesh burning up his time . Tough luck to gukesh but the performance of both in this game shows that the future of Indian chess is in safe hands . Hope we can get someone like alireza from this talent pool .
Considering how young Praggu is and how consistent he's been in improving, I'd say Praggu is easily the next Alireza.
@@lukecash3500 gukesh better than pragg should be common knowledge
@@lukecash3500 Praggu is next Praggu, he's not to be compared with anyone else
@@ajsuhas4362 Just depends on what you mean by it. E.g. it's fair to say his ELO rating can be as high or he can be as good of a player, win as much, etc.
Yes they are individual people and it's not fair to compare, I agree.
Smh show some respect and say his name.
Praggnanandhaa
'' when there's a knight, there's a chance ! '' 😍
I've noticed that many of these Praggu games are him coming back from worse positions. It shows great resilience but I find it hard to believe he'll be able to get away with this consistently in the top of the top of the chess world
I agree, on the other hand he makes the games more interestig. He is not gonna consistently defeat everyone in the near future, but his games are either way very unbalanced and exciting to watch, you never know whether he will blunder or defeat Magnus with new idea.
Unfortunately that's part of the Indian chess curse right now, so many very good, but none that are great now that sir Vishy is getting older, I don't expect it'll last long though
@@manawearblack I think Arjun Eragaisi has been phenomenal past year. Let us see how he continues to progress. he will hit the 2700 milestone in the near future for sure and he will play top tier tournaments. It should be exciting to see him go against top players in classical format. Last year he did great in rapid format against Caruana and Aronian.
I wish Nihal Sarin also plays to his potential. Few years ago he was the brightest talent among Indian youngsters and COVID has not helped that much but I wish he plays more classical tournaments.
@Trobosko yes I think this game really exemplifies the difference between top engine move and best move in practice for humans. Both the early 'b6' which was not a top engine move but lead to playable positions for Pragg, and gxf3 which was a top engine move but made whites position much more difficult to play.
@@shawman5676 yes I have the same thoughts about Arjun. I predict he would be the next Vishy for India.
Perfect video for 2am night shift :) thanks for the content brother
Here 10 pm india ,ur country?
@@stephenponraj9523 Australia or new Zealand most probably
Right
Praggu taking over the chess world and setting it on fire is a train ride that i hope continues in intensity
Oh? And how, exactly, does one set the world on fire while riding a train?
@@davidanderson_surrey_bc by riding very fast
6:06 the knight moving backwards is a power move
Seems like a blunder by gurkesh more than a win by pragu.
Yes
I love how Gukesh looks a decade older than Pragg when he’s actually younger lol
He was younger when the game started, but the last few moves aged him quickly.
Really? They look the same age to me lol
@@victordeluca7360 pragg is a year older than gukesh
Where there’s a knight, there’s a chance
“When u play b4 u know it’s a good move”
Can you please use the phrase “knights are sneaky bastards” in every video …. It always makes me chuckle
Knights are tricky basterds
Most civilized student from Section D be like
Yes please agad ! This should be a top 3 meme of the chanel ( with of course b4 number 1 for ever 🤣🤣🤣 )
I really love this ending and how Praggu targeted the single white piece on the board that had no defenders with Nd1. This is a great lesson for me to always look for weaknesses to exploit in every position.
It was great and such a glaring weakness in my personal thinking; I gave myself a minute to calculate and D1 wasn’t even part of my progression
agadmator : yes a good move here for thumbnail
also him : praggu being carried, yep perfect👍
3:02 queen can't capture, because Bxh7+.
At 3:04 I think you have to move the bishop, since capturing with the queen on d5 to protect the bishop is impossible due to Bxh7+ also a discovered attack towards the queen.
yes i saw that too
Was looking for this comment
yeah the analysis isnt great tbh
@@ln9296 then do some analysis videos boii if u are better
@@Andreasskaliontas I don't have time for that. I would just expect someone with agads viewership to do a better job.
Mishra also played Eric Rosen (trapped queen included). That might be very interesting for your viewers! #suggestion
Knight to the first ( or last ) rank is one of the most unpredictable moves in chess .. often resulting in a nasty fork
Please cover Prag v/s Matthew Round 8 of Reykjavik #suggestion Awesome attacking game, a continuation of a game by Levon
Why you should never resign until the end!
This game proves that the top engine move is not always the best for human. Gukesh burned his time because of opening up the G file on his king despite being the top engine move.
Yeah, top engine move also requires top engine continuation.
and how would they know the top engine move in the game?
@@tonybarfridge4369 🤣🤣🤣
@@tonybarfridge4369 BRUH
@@pratikpatil5452 😯😅
03:02 "You don't want this bishop here even though there is no good discoveries...you can capture wirh Queen on d5" But there is a good discovery - Bxh7+.
Spectacular!! Absolute thriller indeed.
Bad luck for Gukesh!!! But well played pragg!!!
Time is the ultimate decider of who wins and who dies. / Great game & analysis, thkz Agad
Hello everyone and have an excellent rest of your day
Wow... I am so early that 420p is the highest available quality.
Sometimes you blunders, sometimes your opponent blunders but all in all "Knights are tricky Bastards" -Agad 😂🤣
Gukesh had upper hand overall but he blundered due to time pressure and lost the game
"That's the good stuff." Victory from the jaws of defeat. This is why we watch humans and not computers. Gotta be able to finish. Future is bright!
Extremely proud of myself that I found the move when Agadmator said "pause the video if you want". Sick, but oh man, the alternative was so alluring.
This kid is incredible
Another great video. Praggu is unreal.
I love your channel, it makes falling asleep so much easier each night. You just have a nice soothing voice
When there is a Knight, there is a chance 😇
All hail King Pragg!!
Mailchimp's ad still the first thing you see and hear. I have to remember to turn off the sound when starting to watch anything on UA-cam now.
Bobby Fischer would be proud of praggu
Prag,arjun,gukesh,nihal and many ..future looks exiting for indian chess.
Amazing finishing.
The future only get brighter 😀
Bhai, everyone in Tamil Nadu knows to never underestimate praggu when he's on the charas
😂😂😂
Absolute Thriller !!
Feel like I’ve been seeing so many smothered mates lately. Love it.
Praggu recommends engine b6
Can't wait to show this game to my friends at the bar and ofc the library as well 🤣🤣😋
Exactly what I need after I've just got Covid and have to stay inside. I will be prepared to expand my vast knowledge over self isolation!
Hoping for your speedy recovery .
@@avnishaggarwal Same here! Luckily I've been jabbed and had the virus before so my symptoms aren't bad
@@thomashughes7336 good to know that. :)
Recover soon Thomas!
Pragg round 8game in classical he beat gm in 25moves that game also brilliant
Beautiful knight move, yet again ! Love it !
What a winning move! Stunning!
Great game by 2 prodigies!!
what are you thoughts on implementing a flag of each players nationality on the left side by their name to add some international intrigue into the analysis? thank you
Still only available in 720p. Come on, UA-cam.
"Light'em up, up, up...Prag-na-na-na."
Young boys playing like this wow. Both are from Chennai or TN & both are teenagers. WOW... GOD BLESS YOU SWEET BOYS... Live long, happily and healthy... Enjoy your chess
Your voice is so calming lol. You'd be a great audiobook reader.
I hope to see him as world champ one day
B6 was sick!!
An exciting clip (even though puppy was not in the background supervising the set).
Gukesh pawn captures bishop and exposing his king early on had repercussions in the end.
This is the ultimate giorno theme, ultimate uno reverse .
I was waiting for yours take on this game.
Fav. Chess channel. Tau tau tau
ayo! Ghoda is a respectable animal! Ghoda respectable!
Wow, Knight to d1 such a move, great
#Suggestion
The quote from Lasker is poignant and, notably, timely in an historic sense. Might you append the quote's year (or year range when the exact date is not known) when it is both timely and historic?
Thank you for your work. I am fascinated by chess strategy and appreciate how well you articulate the games!
3:07 queen can't capture the pawn since there's a discovery on the queen by the d rook as the bishop on d3 will capture the pawn with check
Thumbnail photo is awesome
Praggu's knight be like:
"Catch me if you can!"
But, but he moved b4! The boys at the bar and the library swore to me that b4 wins every time! Drat!
This game is fake, don't trust it, Gukesh is an illuminati who tried to make anti-b4 propaganda
Wow, what a finish. That's the kind of defeat that hurts for a while afterwards.
Clicked so fast that the game hasn't even been played yet
I’m happy every time you upload man
When I saw his name in the title I thought it was one of those "Yahoo pregnant" videos
Perfect video for the 2am Night Shift :)
What a wonderful life story developing in front of our eyes. Chess is truly a wonderful game.
'' knights are tricky bastards '' 🤣🤣🤣🤣
Look at me! Look at me! I'm the Captain now...
8:26🌚🌚
Do you have people go over these videos before publishing to look for any mistakes? I'm impressed how consistently reliable your uploads are. Bravo! :)
Great end game by pragyanand
I imagine this was quite difficult for Gukesh to get over
Gukesh will come back stronger!
Go Praaggo go win more! 👍
Pragnandha..😃 Pragnananda
Pragg is my favorite player because he’s resilient, and as a grown man I’m jealous of his superior mind lol.
If you really are a grown man you wouldn't be jealous of a boy.
@@davidanderson_surrey_bc Shut up David you are 12 and still wet the bed
@@davidanderson_surrey_bc Bruh it’s just a compliment to his IQ.
Mine is like 100 and I’m not good with patterns so I’m not built to play Chess.
Thumbnail 🤗❤️
The next Vishy of India
There can never be another Vishy ever and it's not my opinion, it is what it is!!
@@pattabiramans yeah, right that kid might surpass Vishy indeed
@@pauljoseph3081 gukesh will be a top indian player above pragg and many more young players.
An amazing turn of events. Great game.
omg froggy got him in the end. good game
Knights are tricky bastards
~ A Bastard, probably
A thriller!
Why is your video's highest quality 480p?
Even I found the move. So it cannot be that brilliant 🤣🤣
That was a good swindle
praggu so happy
Praggnanandhaa Vs Cornette, Matthieu game was pretty interesting, Please do a video
#Suggestion
Knowing time trouble all too well I feel bad for Gukesh.
What about knight to E2 attacking the rook and pretty much threatening mate in one if you move the rook?
h3 perhaps
That's what I had chosen 👍
That’s what I saw, too, but I think it loses to h3