You can do that but then someone would ask a smarter question. "Why is it good?" If you can't answer then you'll look kinda dumb, if you avoid the question you'll be under sus, and only if you can actually explain it will you look brilliant.
Absolute domination. It seems that Ding realized how strong magnus’s position was far too late. Though, to give him credit, it seems that Magnus prepared very well for the closed ruy Lopez with d3.
You are Legend❤🙌 nothing to say about it it's just awesome men before 4moves the game was normal I pause the video and look carefully but no I didn't find the checkmate gratulations Big master⚔💯🙌
I like Wang Hao (table tennis player, as I play) but also Wang Hao the retired chess champion. My God, I haven't followed Chess since Bobby Fisher and Borris Spasky in the early 70's..LOL!!..Robert at 66.
The commentators are so general in their description of this game. I'm sure commenting live is difficult. But maybe there are some themes or threats they could illluminate? I feel like they're not serious chess players themselves. Much more fun would be to hear Magnus or Ding or another GM discuss the game afterwards. But showing some lines. Not saying I could do much better.
The reason it feels very general to you is that this is essentially the commentary aimed for beginners or people not as strong with talking through lots of notation. If you want far more complex analysis, I'd definitely recommend (for the upcoming rapid tournament) to try the other channels where you'll have access to different commentators that suit your skill level :)
If white finds the right moves, he will mate with his 6th move (the next move he plays counts as the first one). Typically if black doesn't play the right moves to prolong the game as much as possible (to make the game longer) white will mate sooner than his 6th move, but no matter what black can't stop the mate if white plays the right moves.
0:11 What's the point of putting the bishop there on b5 if you don't take the Knight? I always see Magnus move the bishop away. Is it to force the pawn to A6?
It depends on what you want to do, or what you don't want your opponent to do. If magnus took the knight it could open a free diagonal for ding after he took the night with the bishop, and other things to...
I am no master but what I think is. If white takes knight straight away it just opens up blacks diagonal. No momuntem lost. White moving bishop to A4 means if black moves D pawn, the knight is pinned. If white then takes the knight black would be forced the take with B pawn creating double pawn loosing a bit of momuntem
Yes, that's exactly right, it's to get black to first commit to playing ...a6, and then by retreating the bishop along the same diagonal you keep the bishop eyeing the knight and king, so black has to play ...b5 as well in order to get the bishop away. This way you've gotten black to commit to a specific pawn structure, against which you can prepare many different ideas (as a super-GM and the world's strongest chess player by far, Magnus obviously knows a ton of different ways to treat this).
If the black rook goes to G6 and then white Queen takes rook...and then black queen goes to G8 then it wouldn't have been a check mate ..it could have been a draw
And Jovanka is also rated over 2400. I think the commentary is absolutely excellent, they are not just giving their thoughts about the positions based on top-level understanding of chess, but also making it easier for people who haven't played that much chess to tag along. People complaining that they are not able to predict the moves of super-GMs are downright retarded; that's the very reason Magnus and Ding are super-GMs: they are able to find moves that even other high-level GMs and IMs aren't able to find.
This format is terrible, increase the size of the board so the chess is clear (you can zoom in on one of the players if they do something exciting, like pick their nose), get the commentators to use coordinates, they are right there on the board for the people watching even if they are not immediately familiar with them. I get that the commentators are trying to make it friendly to new watchers, but they can surely pick it up from this effort.
@Руслан Джарлкасов the end from what point its kind of a silly concept sp basically its 6 moves back from checkmate but who is to say it isnt more or less. Its a confusing concept.
this isnt a mate. black rook couldve moved to g6 to block the queen, queen takes g6, then black queen to g8, then white queen to h7, then black queen takes white queen, then white bishop takes black queen at h7, then king takes white bishop. am i the only one who sees this??
Those have to be the worst commentators I've ever heard. Left? Right? You mean queen side and king side. Column? You mean file. When a piece moves, call out the actual square (e.g., a1, e4, h3, etc.)
What about sacrificing rook G6 and then queen G8 and force trade of queens? He is down one rook and possibly one bishop but could maintain material and even strike Magnus' rook or knight. Winning the f6 pawn could change the game and stabilize the right side. Actually an upper hand on the B pawn.
Those commentators just try to talk without actually saying anything interesting. I'd rather have someone like Jan, levi, eric or xQc commentate the tour...
It's extremely easy to find, because black has to block the immediate mate with ...Rg6 followed by ...Qg8 and a queen exchange, leaving black's king completely trapped in the corner while white's rook simply takes black's bishop and knight, and then delivers mate on the 8th rank.
Masterful! I thought it was a HUGE mistake to allow (7:48) R-d1 to go unchallenged! It was clear Magnus was eyeing D6, also freeing up e1 if the N wanted to reroute to d3. I also thought K-h7 (8:05) was too passive, and was very decisive point in the game.
Not calling out moves, waiting till Magnus does a move and say "Yup, that's the move I was expecting" is a good way to look smart
they did call out moves.. just saying..
I suck at chess but a couple of those moves were obvious plus especially when it’s blitz
You can do that but then someone would ask a smarter question. "Why is it good?" If you can't answer then you'll look kinda dumb, if you avoid the question you'll be under sus, and only if you can actually explain it will you look brilliant.
@@domokunbogle Nah Jovancha did not
Yeah, I was going to make that comment :-)
So what I get mated in 6 all the time.
Funny
Ok
I get 2
Not to brag but I get mated in 5 all the time
Hey! You're Enrico Pallazo?!?!?!?
commentators probably have mistaken chess to football.. kinda continuous word salad.
Pure dominance by Magnus
Magnus : Moving the queen strategically
David : queen can’t decide where it’s wanna beee 😂😂😂
Yeah just mute the commentary and enjoy the game.
A very crushing game by Magnus here!
Absolute domination. It seems that Ding realized how strong magnus’s position was far too late. Though, to give him credit, it seems that Magnus prepared very well for the closed ruy Lopez with d3.
10:52 Magnus's tryin to play Monopoly with the queen
Why does it feel like that 100% of the time Jovanka only looks at the engine moves and doesn't think one bit herself?
I don't had this feeling. Where can she see the engine moves? Did you use an engine during the game? and who is she?
I feel the same way but about the dude
@@ujaan99 The dude is a Super GM with peak rating of 2712.
I know but I dont like the style of his commentary
lol even I get that feeling about her but she is a wgm so I guess it's fine
Magnus: In the final position white has mate in 6! Can you find it?
Me: Yeah.
Goes to the end of the video
The end of the video doesn't show those 6 moves though. I think you're supposed to assume black plays Rg6.
Those Queen moves... wow
I guess im gonna practice "mate in 6" chess puzzles
Ngl Ding kind of hurt his own position in this one
Commentators clueless... "There is no threat on Ding"... While there was the obvious threat of taking the pawn, which Ding stopped.
worst commentators ever. left and right. omg, its kingside or queenside so its unambiguous from either side
Binging videos of magnus deleting gms like they're 1300s, couldn't get any better
Why are the faces larger than the boarD? THAT MAKES NO SENSE
Had the same thoughts , make more sense to make the board bigger...
right? Imagine watching an NBA game or something and the camera is on the coaches rather then the game. lol
@@wcc4269 hahaha exacty. Or the faces of the commentators instead of the game. Stupidity at its finest
Ding Liren weakened his King a lot with the pawn moves
@@claydevilbiss7536 I wish I was as bad as him at chess, man.
@@claydevilbiss7536 Hes a 2799 grandmaster wdym
@@claydevilbiss7536 i was just, yk, feeding the trolls
I'm waiting for the two guys that sit behind Magnus to chime in.
No one i am watching 35 move game for mate in 6
I really want to know what Magnus what laughing at!!!
I can't play chess but I watch these a lot, lol
😁 You are a poet Dude!!! 😂😂😂 Wonderful !!! ☺️👍✊
good job Magnus !
Assiste do Brasil. Aprendo muito assistindo suas partidas, Carlsen.
Eae
PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE DO A SPEEDRUN
Great game 🐐 Goat
Pretty familiar title from PogChamps ngl
You are Legend❤🙌 nothing to say about it it's just awesome men before 4moves the game was normal I pause the video and look carefully but no I didn't find the checkmate gratulations Big master⚔💯🙌
its 2021 and its still 720p
Waov. Very great game from Magnus.
Commentators are unbearable...
Too strong too fast. Ding was just watching lol
Magnus is just DA best
I like Wang Hao (table tennis player, as I play) but also Wang Hao the retired chess champion. My God, I haven't followed Chess since Bobby Fisher and Borris Spasky in the early 70's..LOL!!..Robert at 66.
Dude is a monster .
Hes a human ●_●
Video length: 1337
Counting every magnus moves from 1-6 ,, feel click baited..🤣
I absolutely *LOVE* when Magnus confounds the dopey analyst..they just stumble over themselves haha!
Them analysts were annoying af
Good show 'mate'!..Robert at 66.
Why don't you show the chess board big???
The commentators are so general in their description of this game. I'm sure commenting live is difficult. But maybe there are some themes or threats they could illluminate? I feel like they're not serious chess players themselves. Much more fun would be to hear Magnus or Ding or another GM discuss the game afterwards. But showing some lines. Not saying I could do much better.
The reason it feels very general to you is that this is essentially the commentary aimed for beginners or people not as strong with talking through lots of notation. If you want far more complex analysis, I'd definitely recommend (for the upcoming rapid tournament) to try the other channels where you'll have access to different commentators that suit your skill level :)
well done: thank you!
The only way to win is to be comfortable. 6:14
Why isnt the board bigger? Whats more importante to these guys(production). Reactions or the chess....
Same question
Nice performance 👍
Nice one Carlsen.
No offense , but I just can't handle these freaking commentators with their perfect English.... Can we get some real people on here?
Magnus practically dictated Ding moves
Hello world champion!
I don't understand that concept of 6...what does it mean , mate in 6?
If white finds the right moves, he will mate with his 6th move (the next move he plays counts as the first one). Typically if black doesn't play the right moves to prolong the game as much as possible (to make the game longer) white will mate sooner than his 6th move, but no matter what black can't stop the mate if white plays the right moves.
It means forced mate in 6 moves.
Forced mate in 6 moves. No matter where black chooses to move, he will get mated in 6 moves.
Hey everyone thanks for the Answer )
is Mate in 6 title a click-bait? lol Or I misunderstood something?
Ding, resigned.
Cause he knew 6 more forced moves until he got checkmated
No, it is literally checkmate in 6 moves in the final position.
How is this a mate in 6?
0:11 What's the point of putting the bishop there on b5 if you don't take the Knight? I always see Magnus move the bishop away. Is it to force the pawn to A6?
It depends on what you want to do, or what you don't want your opponent to do. If magnus took the knight it could open a free diagonal for ding after he took the night with the bishop, and other things to...
I am no master but what I think is.
If white takes knight straight away it just opens up blacks diagonal. No momuntem lost.
White moving bishop to A4 means if black moves D pawn, the knight is pinned. If white then takes the knight black would be forced the take with B pawn creating double pawn loosing a bit of momuntem
Yes, that's exactly right, it's to get black to first commit to playing ...a6, and then by retreating the bishop along the same diagonal you keep the bishop eyeing the knight and king, so black has to play ...b5 as well in order to get the bishop away. This way you've gotten black to commit to a specific pawn structure, against which you can prepare many different ideas (as a super-GM and the world's strongest chess player by far, Magnus obviously knows a ton of different ways to treat this).
*Pawn takes pawn
Spectators: "OoooOOoOooOoooOOOOOOoooooo Magnus have a different idea.."
The commentator is speaking 1,5x
noice one big MC
If the black rook goes to G6 and then white Queen takes rook...and then black queen goes to G8 then it wouldn't have been a check mate ..it could have been a draw
I wonder how many of the people complaining about the commentators are GMs themselves... because one of the commentators is.
And Jovanka is also rated over 2400. I think the commentary is absolutely excellent, they are not just giving their thoughts about the positions based on top-level understanding of chess, but also making it easier for people who haven't played that much chess to tag along. People complaining that they are not able to predict the moves of super-GMs are downright retarded; that's the very reason Magnus and Ding are super-GMs: they are able to find moves that even other high-level GMs and IMs aren't able to find.
Too goat 🐐
Creo que el reto comienza a partir de los 12:00
Anyone know why Magnus didn't take the pawn at 8:28? Wouldn't it have forked the bishop and knight? I'm kind of new to chess.
The pawn would be undefended so bishop could just take and control the diagonal so the queen couldn't come on the same diagonal as the black king
@@mattisspringholz Oh right, that makes sense, thanks.
This format is terrible, increase the size of the board so the chess is clear (you can zoom in on one of the players if they do something exciting, like pick their nose), get the commentators to use coordinates, they are right there on the board for the people watching even if they are not immediately familiar with them. I get that the commentators are trying to make it friendly to new watchers, but they can surely pick it up from this effort.
The GM channel is much better with this with an analysis board and live game in the corner that updates every move, and with coordinates.
What does mate in 6 mean?
@Руслан Джарлкасов the end from what point its kind of a silly concept sp basically its 6 moves back from checkmate but who is to say it isnt more or less. Its a confusing concept.
These commentators are absolutely terrible. It sounds as if they have a chess rating of 500.
Lol the commentary cannot get any better, we have conflicting opinions 😅
very good english for me german to understand! ...better than TV
Can we get some chess masters to commentate please? People who don't only look at the engine and evaluate a position on their own. And correctly.
Please google “David Howell”
@@mddarmawan yeah i did afterwards. Would've never guessed from his analysis.
😂😂😂😂😂 guess you got your grandmasters to commentate
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this isnt a mate. black rook couldve moved to g6 to block the queen, queen takes g6, then black queen to g8, then white queen to h7, then black queen takes white queen, then white bishop takes black queen at h7, then king takes white bishop. am i the only one who sees this??
white just takes the black queen then after KxQ, RxB. Black is a rook and a bishop down with a much worse position. No reason to play on.
What does that mean mate in "6"??!!
The male commentator is so lost lol
He is not. He is a very strong grandmaster. However, he is dumbing the commentary down so that it's accessible to more people.
Those have to be the worst commentators I've ever heard. Left? Right? You mean queen side and king side. Column? You mean file. When a piece moves, call out the actual square (e.g., a1, e4, h3, etc.)
Liren got tortured
commentary was painful
Nice one Magnus carlsen
What about sacrificing rook G6 and then queen G8 and force trade of queens? He is down one rook and possibly one bishop but could maintain material and even strike Magnus' rook or knight. Winning the f6 pawn could change the game and stabilize the right side. Actually an upper hand on the B pawn.
its forced mate u cant do stop it
Video is 13:37 long pog
What's this nonsense, "on the left" and "on the right" for queen and kingside?
the piece on the right, the piece on the left. they speak in such generic terms that it feels very amateurish even if the caster is actually a GM.
Those commentators just try to talk without actually saying anything interesting. I'd rather have someone like Jan, levi, eric or xQc commentate the tour...
11:51
I for one really enjoyed those commentators
agree to disagree
only you, feel bad for you kid
Disagree
Hola buen video je like
those commentators are the worst. just babbling on stating the obvious
Commentator: the two chess super grandmasters have experience with both black and white pieces
?????
If Magnus found the mate in 6! Then he is definitely an engine user
It's extremely easy to find, because black has to block the immediate mate with ...Rg6 followed by ...Qg8 and a queen exchange, leaving black's king completely trapped in the corner while white's rook simply takes black's bishop and knight, and then delivers mate on the 8th rank.
Magnus the g.o.a.t
Masterful! I thought it was a HUGE mistake to allow (7:48) R-d1 to go unchallenged! It was clear Magnus was eyeing D6, also freeing up e1 if the N wanted to reroute to d3. I also thought K-h7 (8:05) was too passive, and was very decisive point in the game.
12:21 did I hear that right? 😳
😏
Hear what?
David says, "all these queen moves, Jovanka...", and Jovanka says, "Magnus is being relentless."
senpai
POG
6:14 magnus shows his bare legs :D
Ding Liren looks like Hikaru without beard
Ayoooo
Wow
God damn
despiadado
@38 comment..
Mate in 6? 6 what? Certainly not moves lol
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Horrific commentating...all "after the fact" comments...nothing predictive...