I SHOCKED My Tournament Opponent.
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- Опубліковано 18 лис 2023
- This is recap of round 7 of the European Team Chess Championship where I am representing Sweden in the national team - hope you enjoy!!! :)
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I remember Magnus saying in an interview that many young opponents can't beat him because they're afraid to play for the win and so don't take chances. Anna so happy that you're gunning for the WIM and good luck tomorrow!
I remember a couple of days ago levy said Magnus found his equal... As you can guess the guy doesn't respect Magnus in the slightest
@@ecardozo7043😂
Thats one of the things I admire Vincent Keymer for (Young, strong german player) He plays aggressive against Magnus and if he thinks there is a chance to win he take it. No fear from Magnus. He knows he can beat him. He knows he can play chess.
You did good Anna
Hikaru said that's also why, in his opinion, Levy hasn't got his GM norm. At some point you need to go for it and be aggressive.
From "screwing the screw" to "twisting my brain" , the Annaism's are getting more legendary day by day . 😅
Annaism is a pretty good find too
This setentenses maybe are better in spanish o al menos a mí se me ocurren los símiles en español como darle otra vuelta de tuerca o exprimirse el cerebro xd
And "multi-faced." Ann at her finest.
But screwing the screw is a good expression!
@@jakhewd8675found el políglota
I have been watching Chess on UA-cam for 8 years now and this is easily one of the most enjoyable and wholesome series that I’ve watched so far.
I agree this is a stand out excellent series, for one the competition makes it suspenseful especially since we don’t know the outcome till the end, also the fun with the poker face is an added fun challenge to see at what point I can know the outcome, funny thing is that I’m always able to know the outcome but not right away, last game really had me confused until she asked and at that point I was 100% sure she won. Now this game I was leaning draw the whole time but wasn’t 100% sure till she was talking about pushing the pawn to win or take for draw and then I knew for sure a draw. Also the analisis is really good. I really hope she continues this format in the future.
@@davidjoseph7142 well said, my friend!
Absolutely! I love watching her tournaments.
I prefer thechessnerd's series if you haven't seen them I recommend them strongly
Here here, love watching enjoyable and wholesome 😊😊😊😊
I love the clip of watching your parents walking side by side. So wholesome :)
This is a brilliant series of videos, Anna. Great insights into the games and the psychology. Good luck for the rest of the tournament!
Yes. The analysis/narration has been very useful. I've already started sharing links to individual games. Looking forward to the playlist 🙂
Anna's positivity throughout is motivational.
Sorry? She has one problem. She has a lack of confidence and positivity. Crack that and she would be the greatest
At this stage of your career you have every reason to trust your inner thoughts. The fact you could have won this game by trusting yourself, validates the notion you’re likely better than you think you are. You are a pleasure to watch and your bubbly outgoing personality is contagious!! Victory follows those who challenge the risks, 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻
Your smiling face, passion and enthusiasm is why I come here and to try to learn chess. I have only a rudimentary understanding of it but your attitude is magical!
What a nail-biter of a game. I would be a nervous wreck. Totally understand your playing for the draw near the end, especially if you were down on time. You played really well against a strong opponent! Good luck tomorrow.
I think her smile is so contagious, it's impossible not to root for her success.
I don't even play chess, but I've watched every one of these tournament updates! I have no idea half the time what Anna is talking about... but her enthusiasm is contagious. :)
Love how you share so much of your journey with us! The calculations, the stumbling blocks, the exciting feelings, the humbling realizations, such a pleasure to be along for the ride!
Good luck tomorrow, Anna! You’re gonna crush it 👊🏻🏆
tomorrow in the video is today - she lost.
@@wolfyoy420 Oh :(
@@jessicarose1991 but as a team they won, so atleast something.
@@wolfyoy420she drew though
@@flyiscool she drew the day before yesterday (this video), yesterday she lost
I loved the emotional roller coaster ride you took us on! Good Job Anna. You are amazing!
For anyone wondering "que me quiten lo bailao" can be loosely translated as "you can't take away the fun I already had" meaning that even if you lose our the thing ends in a low note you can be happy looking at the good parts or in this case even a draw can help you positively reinforce where your game is solid
Anna, you’ve already won at life by being the person you are. Not even close to a draw when it comes to your kindness, humility and poise. Thank you for being so authentic and being authentically good. ❤
Not to mention her shanenigans 😅
I love how you made us go through this very special journey with you.
Its honestly an honor.
she and her family are so nice- how can we not root for her and really enjoy her videos with her thinking, her explanations, her emotions, her smiling face, her enthusiasm...?
You always make your videos so interesting. Thank you for uploading and keep going
So exciting looking through this whole game with your passion and excitement. You rock and your video coverages are even better! You will get there!!!
22:50 Wow, love that the opponent must move but doesn't have any good move.
Bravo Anna! Keep going!
It was great to see in the stream how close you come to winning yesterday. But your time management once again got everyone close to having a heart attack :)
She started twisting her brain😂😂 4:46
lol, Anna sees things so far ahead, its crazy. Around 10:23 I would have moved my pawn from f4 to f5, allowing my rook to proceed towards h4/h5 , allowing my queen to move to h7 for a check or check-mate but that is why she is a pro and I am watching UA-cam. I love watching her strategy
Me a gustado el plano de tus padres caminando juntos ❤. Y me sorprende la cantidad de horas que pasáis compitiendo, ya que la concentración, capacidad analítica, dudas, revelaciones y todos los altibajos posibles deben presentarse durante la partida. Es algo que me estresaria mucho 😅.
Smiling from ear to ear is not a common poker face 😆
She's always smiling... so for her it is !
I LOVE watching these and when I wake up, I go to Twitch to see how it's going. ALL the games, including when you get hammered, are EXCELLENT. Please continue these competition games. Pia is amazing, your Dad is superb and your good vibes are just BRILLIANT.
This is just great, not just the vast knowledge, also the honesty and transparency about all of it. I root for you!
I love your enthusiasm Anna. There's no shame in drawing.
Well done Anna, and good luck in the next game. Be confident in your ability to find great moves ! We are all rooting for you. 🙂
I love how you played to win. I’m so glad you are competing again. I have missed these videos. I can’t wait to see tomorrow’s!
Your ability to learn from both winning and loosing is an inspiration to all of us, wow
Thanks for your videos! It's so interesting to see you climbing to the top
Good luck to you and pia. God bless you ladies. Love how well you both explain.
14:59 "quien me quita la baila'o?". Que genia ANNA
@4:45 "turning my gears"
I'm portuguese-born who has to learn English as a Second Language (ESL) and I understand the desire to learn new catchphrases. Polyglot's are cool.
So good you’re still in the running for a Norm. Wishing you the best for the next 2 days. You are learning so much. Good luck Anna ❤
Your mom fighting against Alexandra Kosteniuk is insane!
Thank You so much for the joy and honesty you bring to this game (btw : please consider keeping the picture at 1:24 for your instagram)
The more experience you gain in these situations the better you become at keeping your nerves calm. Very cool to watch your chess journey, good luck!
well done Anna. it‘s also about not loosing ones nerves completely. and this is so „solid“..! wow!😊
Every game gave you more experience. All the best for your next game Anna! Have a good rest and tomorrow is a new day. This is just one part of the journey, and it’s already amazing you didn’t make the game easy for her at all, even got some engine best moves.. It’s normal to feel all those kind of emotions especially going for something that you want so much with all those different factors involved. We know you’re an amazing chess player already, and really enjoyed all your game analysis and sharing. Thanks for sharing with us. I kinda sensed your energy today was pretty exhausted, understandably, hope you were able to get a decent rest! 😊
your nail-biting storytelling makes it impossible to predict how any game unfolds. so well played, keep it up and go crush some folks the next days! 😊🥳
Love your videos Anna! Wish you all the best! Go get em! ❤
Good luck in the next game! Great performance here.
It sounds like you learned something really important for future games. I enjoy your honesty about your progress!
Being afraid is the absolute best way to stop yourself from thinking clearly.
you looked happy so from the first moment I thought you won or at least are happy with the game overall. but don't change - this is why it is fun to watch you
The lesson from this game, Anna: "Trust the Force!" You are playing so well! Making us all proud!
Love watching your journey. Good luck and thank you for teaching us all the insiders view of chess!❤
About 20 some years ago I was at a pro nine ball tournament in St. Charles, IL. and my buddy was playing in the tournament and he had just lost a session by playing timidly. The great champion, Buddy Hall, who was observing my friend’s loss walked up to him and said, “You need some kill, boy”.
a multi faceted lesson - thank-you Anna.
you have now levelled up, you won't get scared at this level going forward
11:53, you could say "A knight on the rim is dim". Alternatively, you could make something up for C4, such as "to open more doors, place a knight on C4", but beyond that, I know of no adage (pronounced add-ij, with emphasis on the first syllable) related to the C4 placement of the knight.
It was sad to see emotional contrast after since u didn't lose but the norm is coming, it's closer than you think, you work so hard and play so well. Best vibes.
Sad but that's one of the benefits of chess. Happens in real life too ... doubting yourself when you are in the position to do well but negative thoughts hold you back. Learning this in chess and adapting and improving your mentality after this gives one the confidence and trust in the situation.
I tend to think we should go with our intuition even if it's wrong. Our intuition can learn, but if we ignore it, it can't. Great job so far, and thank for documenting your incredible journey!
thanks for taking us into the thought process and feelings of your game. Well played.
That was an amazing game and you were very optimistic and took away a lesson instead of just being mad; that’s really hard to do for some people. I learned a lot with this one. Good luck tomorrow!
Anna, your chess skills are amazing; you're on track to be a great Grandmaster-keep pushing!
Be the FORCE with you!
Goooooddddd Luuuuuuuckkk for next game ! Great game and fun to watch.
Maintain pressure on your opponent’s pieces and she might loose her confidence on her intuition too!
Anna, first of all great job. Your honesty in this video is refreshing. Whether it is chess, poker, an important athletic event, we have all been in a spot where we felt we choked. And as a competitor it's tough. You feel like you let yourself and your team down. All you can do is learn from it, and hopefully next time in this spot you will convert. You played well. Don't lose sight of that! Thanks for your content!
Great to see that you are getting even better as a chessplayer as you already are.
Don't stress for result and opponent , concentrate on your play , svetozar gligoric say in the title of his book :i play against pieces , not a person
This might be the best chess content on the yt. Keep going
You’re awesome! Thank you for taking the time explaining everything so detailed, I learn so much while you explain so many interesting things, it is fascinating to me! Trust your guts and play for interesting moves in the game, because you are already awesome and kind like your parents!🎉
Brilliant play Anna. Best of luck tomorrow!
Great video!! When I saw your reaction to the game I t thought that you were disappointed so most probably a loss. I have not finished the video yet but I think it will end in a draw, explaining the disappointment…
I thought for sure it was going to be a win for you! She played some challenging moves to stay alive there. You still played so well against a WGM ❤ Good luck tomorrow!
tomorrow in the video is today - she lost.
@@wolfyoy420she drew
Great job!
This game will be an amazing learning experience about mentality and now you know what to work on!
Don’t give up, you’re amazing!
Your game analysis is wonderful. Your honesty is admirable.
IM Anna Cramling sounds so right. Keep going any you'll build your confidence point by point. You have the talent we all believe in you, you'll get there if you just stay on the path. : ) BB.
Good luck for tomorrow! Looking forward to seeing how it goes. 😊
Good luck with the final game, Anna!
Those videos are so enjoyable to watch. I love this!
I think you're gonna draw this game, you play really good Anna. You are inspiring! Good luck for tomorrow!!!! 🏆
Congratulations and Good Luck. You Rock!!! 😊
it was a great lesson! you played so well, good luck anna
6:32: A good synonym for logic or logical system that basically means approach or principle and that you might like is the noun heuristic. In French, heureux means happy, but incidentally, there is no relationship between the two. Heuristic comes from ancient Greek and just meant discovery, or finding. However, in English today, it's often used to talk about a rule or practical approach that one uses to shortcut things so as to solve a problem.
Just remember every game you play prepares you a little better for the next one, you explain your game and thinking really well. I wish you the very best of luck in your next games, 'the only thing to fear is fear itself'.😉
Pfffffff, que partidaza, entiendo que te puedes sentir mal porque pudiste haber ganado perfectamente en vez de empatar, pero tambien espero que te sientas genial porque podrias haber ganado a una gran maestra! Además que seguro que esto te ayuda a atreverte y confiar más en el futuro para ganar cuando puedas otra vez, en mi humilde opinión tal vez al principio lo mejor es jugar lo más sólido posible y después si el final es mas o menos bueno jugar algo mas atrevido. Perdón por el mucho texto xd
You've already won in our eyes. You bring the best out of your followers and the game itself. Keep up the confidence and know we're all behind you in your endeavors. Good luck Anna
I love your enthusiasm, good luck.
I feel like a draw against a player ranking higher is doing it well.
Thanks for a great recap. Psykology is also a "player" always. But you are on the right path. Keep up the good work and recaps. You will secure the norm, I am sure. /Bo
Love your enthusiasm!
I'm a new follower and a beginner chess player but your humble personality and knowledge of the game is enticing! Bravo!
I love your videos Anna :)
Trust your intuition- you’ve got this!
You did great!! That was a fantastic game. You will win 100%
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26:00 annacDealer
Good luck for you, Anna!
Never be scared of your opponent. Recognize when their ideas work and when yours dont but always go for the kill if you see it
Spot on. If you play the right moves, you can beat everybody.
@@dannyrasmussen4988 No mercy on the chessboard
What a golden moment for you to grow as a player. May you cherish this lesson and push even higher in the near future. Good game. (And yes, I predicted the draw.)
2:20 poker face cold read: Lost or drew, leaning on loss after a long back and forth game.
25:00 Ohhhhh wow what a run! And a draw against an opponent rated +160 over the board isn't too bad at all!
25:11 a better word for mentality here is outlook or feeling. Mentality can be used to mean this, but often it is used to refer to one's general perceptions and attitude. For instance, "a people have a certain mentality."
Ánimo Ana, buenas vibras para el juego de mañana.
Americans be like: Why did Sweden play against itself…?
Which one is in the middle of Europe and which one is in Scandinavia.
Americans and geography is a long love story 😂
@gaspardchezfelix6730 As a Canadian. When I was vacationing in Cali when I was young, someone say my Canada flag on my backpack and someone asked "what state is that flag from, I didn't learn that in school?" That's stuck with me for life.
@@benjaminbrewer2569Switzerland is in the middle and Sweden is next to Norway.
Good game! :)
0:00 and 1:36 you're looking good Anna
4:44 "I started twisting my brainscrews" = "I started thinking"
6:31 "the plan: placing pieces in weird squares"
12:15 Yes, the mic is recording and your eyes are big and brown.
14:34 Sacrifice exchange!
16:07 Time control!
18:14 Pokerface? Result of the game? I don't know. I'm not good in reading people's pokerface. You win?
19:39 placing your "pieces" (pawn) in odd squares. I know that tactic from somewhere
20:58 f5! not only your pieces, pawns are in odd squares but "your" opponents, too! That evens up.
23:50 "I started seeing ghosts" I bet not for the first time :-)
24:50 "BAM BAM BAM, it became a draw" I guessed wrong!
25:42 You won! Your eyes and earrings are blinking! Only winners blink!
26:18 "If I win tomorrow ..." You won! .. my heart for entertaining me 28mins!
26:46 "I may sound a little bit sad in my voice ... !" There's a big handkerchief behind you the curtain (oh no better not to write this)
26:58 "But this is a very valuable lesson" best lesson: 20:57 If your opponents pieces look odd, your pieces have the right to look odd, and you had your instinct on your side.
27:11 GOOD LUCK! Yes, I am a guy!
27:25 Oh my gosh, Dad is going to read my comments, I'm doomed!
Very interesting insight that made understanding how important is the psychological aspect of a chess game.