Chess World Stunned By This Shockingly Bad Move
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- Опубліковано 18 кві 2024
- Chess World Stunned By This Shocking Move - Hikaru Nakamura vs Alireza Firouzja Candidates chess 2024
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#chess #hikaru #epicchess - Ігри
... and suddenly - in the far corner of The Great Hall - just as Firouza was about to make GENIUS move - he looked up and he saw THE GHOST OF WESLEY SO PAST - shaken to his core - he pulled his hand back and then - and then ............ he moved pawn to g5
😂😂😂
Sorry I let the comedy slip last couple videos I need to rejuvenate hha
I admit I find Hikaru a bit annoying sometimes but he's played some Epic Chess this candidates, especially after an iffy start
he's playing some very interesting openings
why do u find him annoying
@@baalito8335 He is a manchild. Great chess player, best natural bullet player ever.
I agree 💯
What a comeback from hikaru in the recent games
If Vidit wasn't playing Hikaru would have a lead
Very Interesting....
Guiles theme is getting really loud now.
I want Hikaru against Magnus in the WC.
3 wins a row was the comeback for Hikaru. I was a non believer. Now it will be very tough to take it home, but it is still possible.
Hikaru is 3️⃣ & 0️⃣!!
Let him cook.
LET HIM COOK!!
It overcooked
I picked Hikaru before the tournament however a big ask to beat Nepo with black.
It's easy to make a mistake after time pressure is relieved because you remain in rushing mode
I like the last move indicator turned on.
I'm relatively new to chess, and this is the first time I've actually been excited watching a cast of a recorded game
Oh cool thanks for watching glad you enjoyed
Blunders right after time control are more often than should be. Something about relaxing is just bad for a lot of chess players.
8:04 atrocious move.
We couldn’t have asked for a more exciting tournament
All these guys are great, but I really want to see Hikaru take it.
At least Alireza managed to defend Gary the G pawn right through until the end
im only 1200 and even i would never make that atrocious move 🤮
No one fianchettoed the rook? Bunch of rookies
😂
8:20 All he had to do was stay. Had him in the palm of his hand. Why'd he have to go and lock himself out when he'd been let in?
He lost two pawns because of that move as well
I dont know why Alireza just didnt want to play waiting moves this game. Seems like it was just a blind spot to him? But surely even if you want to be aggresive theres still better moves than what he did. Extremely out of form right now....
It’s what it is a bad tournament the pressure definitely better moves he had two Rooks to Hikaru’s Rook Bishop and knight he practically gave away two of his pawns with that move g5?
damn the ceiling is working overtime
7:47 just Nxe2? Black can't take the Knight because of Bb4+.
Also, was there 38. Bb4+ winning that rook on a3?
Oh oops nevermind, black pawn promotes if white goes for that 🙃🙃🫠
Are there no baby boys in chess?
Maybe if you make a knight ? Or a bishop or a rook?
I've watched three recaps of this game (one by Hikaru)! This was the best by far!
Wow thanks really appreciate it high praise indeed! I can never compete with him in a million years on understanding of course but I try and so something fairly succinct
Fantastic video as always! This is what puts Magnus Calrsen on a different level from the rest. He never, and never has, blundered in such an appalling way. I have watched pro-chess for awhile now, and Hikaru, Alireza (and others) very typically makes these type of blunders at critical moments. Hikaru eerily made an almost identical mistake with his bishop in the last candidates against Deng Liren, lost the game, and made third place behind Deng's second. Had Hikaru simply drawn that game, he would have played Nepo for the championship as he, not Deng, would have finished second.
Now back to Magnus: he *never* makes such obvious mistakes. Of course he loses games like every player, but never wins or loses on such amateurish mistakes.
He’s made mistakes too I guess you don’t remember the Rapport game Where Rapport captured a piece and Magnus could not recapture because Rapport would’ve forked Magnus rook and King with his Bishop but for the most part Magnus doesn’t Blunder much because he’s usually ahead as the endgame nears
g5 was certifiably insane
Lol, that thumbnail. Hikaru looks like he’s gettin a blumpkin 😂
That was such a Blunder by Alireza but to be fair Hikaru was having an excellent game probably would’ve went on to win anyway he made a blunder himself at one point bringing his Bishop back to make sure the passed pawn didn’t promote but it was definitely unnecessary I’m Rooting for Gukesh he’s had a Great tournament and still has chances to win Thanks for the Recap James Enjoy your day
If Hikaru hadn't got off to such a slow start, he'd be leading the tournament right now.. Keep it up, man!
No looking back if a lot of things if Gukesh hadn’t been beat by Alireza he’d be in first by himself
its not a baby girl its a queen,, why do you keep calling it a baby girl ?. maybe you only know the answer.
Because it is born that’s the joke , pawn born a queen
Brand new Queen = Baby Girl good analogy
What happens if the 3 or 4 end up tied at the end? More of that drop dead bidding chess they do now?
Tiebreaks
Two Rapid games if it’s only two tied if more than two players it’ll be a round Robin of Rapid games
Alireza is legendary for his blunders.
9:41. Make a baby girl. LOL.
What? No Magnus?? 😂
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What would have happened if Hikaru forked the rook and the king with his bishop, by playing Bishop B4 at 07:49?
Maybe if he sacrificed his Knight and took the pawn at E1 after rook recapture, then play B4 or something like that, anyone's opinion would help
Pawn will queen
The king sidesteps, then if the rook gets captured, pawn e1 queens with checkmate.
@@michaelguth4007 what if he takes the pawn with Knight E1, then play the fork?
@@cisholdinginc.3823
If knight captures on e2 directly:
Rook a2, no fork possible, but knight dead just the same.
If the fork is played first:
Bishop forks - king sidesteps - knight captures pawn on e2 - black rook to A2, pinning the knight to the king - what is white's next move? I don't see anything that justifies the inevitable death of the knight.
Rook from r8 captures knight on e2, the king can't retake and is in check.
pawn on A5 still protected.
Ding and Alireza should retire together. :D
They both could beat you playing without their Queen Blindfolded so I think not
@@michaelmassaro4375 = lol. Unfortunately, they are not going to play with me. They will have to play with GMs.
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Alireza needs to grow up and stop acting like an entitled child
alireza better continue her modeling
Sounds disrespectful he’s not a she
@@michaelmassaro4375 someone who throws chess in favor of modeling or style, is a she in my book.
When i saw this error i was stunned. Such low IO gameplay it is difficult to watch.