After black takes the knight Magnus will take the bishop and after the rook takes back, Magnus can play his rook to a7 and fork the king and the knight. And if black doesn’t take the knight and saves his rook then the bishop will die.
@@AA-le9ls Yeah, so does drinking enough water throughout the day, should we ban that too? Substances are usually banned because they aren't believed to be completely safe, therefore players have to risk their health to be competetive. Caffeine is very safe and there's no reason to ban it.
Black rook recapture white bishop --- then Black knight on F file can move to D8, right? And after rook D7 check by white, black king can move to b8. The game could have continued.
@@kamaldeep_bisht After exchanges. Black side piece down nahi hai. Check it-> Kxc7 19. Bxe6 Nfd8 20. Rd7+ Kb8 21. Rxg7 (21. Bb3) 21... Nxe6 Only thing is white is dominant. Black is passive. Par khela ja sakta tha.
@@hariharang8872 Not a chess guy. But I don't think this is a checkmate. It's just that the opponent realised based on the current layout of the board and the progression of moves available that would follow, would eventually result in a checkmate. Any chess people feel free to correct me.
@@hiphopriffs7775The move itself is an amateur’s blunder, but he realized how perfectly set up it actually was. Pushing the pawn beforehand is proof he had a different path in mind. Chess surprises.
He already lost before the game started, you see the fear in his eyes, hoping Magus doesn't show up, then he just plays to lose. Plays the modern defense, doesn't castle, pushes his f pawn, opens the d file himself, puts his king in the open d file. That's suicide against Magnus. It was almost like he was asking Magnus to end it quickly.
Kings Indian defense is the best defense against d4 of white ..There are two great world champion who are the best player to handle the Kings Indian defense in black. Bobby Fisher and Garri kasparov.
I'd be happy for someone to explain to me why black's king took white's queen at 2:01, rather than the knight on C6. Surely the fact that black could then castle kingside would have been much better for Shimanov?
@skwebjacob Yes, but he took it with his king, which meant that his king could no longer castle. As a result, his rooks were stuck in the corners. If he had taken it with the knight, he wouldn't have had those problems.
@@rooklift Thanks for that. Right, it was the weakness of the C7 pawn. Blacks pieces are all on the fringes of the board, making such an attack possible.
After King takes knight (best option), Magnus will exchange bishops on e6, then gives a check on d7 and takes knight on f7. On that case black would survive on 5 moves longer than it happened in the game
@@Panasonic123My Stockfish engine says Magnus only had +1.5 advantage after this maneuver and would need to do everything perfect for the next 35 moves to win. Magnus is not perfect so this guy still had a legitimate shot.
After 18..Bxc4 19.Nxe8 Bf8 20.b3 Be6 Black also loses the pawn on f6. And after 19..Bh8 20.b3 Be6 21.Nd6+ Nxd6 22.Rxd6 Black is down the exchange and his position is a total shipwreck.
@@TheOneMonkBetter for black is Kxc7 Bxe6 Rxe6 Rd7+ Kc8 Rxf7 and then Re7 leading to an endgame where black is down a pawn with a cramped position but playable but probably not against Carlsen.
Didn't need to be game over. My engine says that Magnus only had +1.5 advantage with this maneuver and would need to do everything perfect for the next 35 moves to win. Loser GM opponent only wants to keep playing if he has the advantage at every stage of the game. He thinks Magnus will be better at the end game so he resigns.
After king captures, bishop trades, rook checks on d7, takes knight, threatens bishop, and that file is overloaded with second rook to d7, or 7th rank.
@@JohnSmith-un9jm. I feel Magnus appreciates people trying to beat him. I would’ve tried some weird stuff..see if I could get him to flinch, lol. But I ain’t giving up early.
Are we going to ignore the first few seconds where the gentleman in blue seemingly refuses to let the kid in the background stand in front of him...Or am I reading too much into it
Yeah thats why he is down a knight and a pawn and his both rook have no activity, after white wins knight on f7 black have to move bishop somewhere than white can play whole line - King taked knight rook to d7 check king goes back to b8 Rd8+ Ka7 Bd2 checkmate
3:18 16.Rhd1 Nf7? 17.g4? a6? (both players missing the winning tactic Nxc7!) and after 17....a6? Magnus discovers it and is annoyed with himself that he missed it earlier. 18.Nxc7! Kxc7 (18. Bxc4 Nxe8 +-) 19.Bxe6 Rxe6 20.Rd7+ Kc8 21.Rxf7 (winning back the piece and being a pawn up) Re7 22.Rxe7 Nxe7 23.Nd2 rerouting de knight to c4 with an easy winning position were black is a pawn down and has almost no chance for counterplay.
@@rainmolderkivi2263 Hi there, materially, he is only down a pawn. But if you look at the eval bar and with engine, white is simply winning on position. Too much control and activity, especially the open rook file that white dominates. Black won't make it in time and will be helpless in White's attack
Though I don't know anything about chess, i felt the opponent didn't use the knight in a proper way and given more importance to the pawn in the beginning ...😂😂
FIDE shows Shimanov with a blitz rating of 2608, 2589 in rapid and 2593 in std (for the beginning of Jan - that probably doesn't include this match.) At his peak he had an elo of 2664 back in 2013.
Hello chess community! I'm just passing through. I don't play chess but I've heard of Magnus. Why didn't the game continue with black king taking that white knight? I don't see how it was protected...
After taking the knight there will be an exchange of pieces after which Magnus forks the king and knight, or if black decides not to take he will lose his bishop without compensation. His position is already pretty awkward anyway so either of those situations is a guaranteed loss at this level.
It happens to the best. Ding had a catastrophic blunder in Game 14 to lose the World Championship. Even Magnus played terrible in the one game he lost at the Olympiad (and he was white.)
I just figured out how to never lose in chess. Just copy every move your opponent makes. Although you’ll never win either. Would they disqualify you if you did that?
Magnus marched into the center like it was his base camp. But I thought 2 black knights on D8 meant he couldn't go there with his 2 rooks. I don't know. I'm at 650.
Yes, my engine says that Magnus only has +1.5 with this maneuver which means that if Magnus does not do everything perfect for the next 35 moves then he could still lose. These opponents should have more confidence and push for the end game. Who cares if it is Magnus.
I love how the kid in blue cheers on Magnus in all of his games
careful with this "kid" thing - you might be looking at the future Magnus, lol
@@AlRask-j3bhe’s still a kid
@@AlRask-j3b what do u want us to call him?
grown ass man?
It should be noted that Magnus is playing all his games on the same board.
@@stanprou him - not sure but you - humorless fk
Magnus is a rare gem. A 100 years from now poeple will be crying over these games
At 3:57 Magnus realizes he had that move available one turn before when he did the pawn push on the king side , such a perfectionist!
Yes he always gets angry at himself like this, you can see it in many other games
FIDE made Magnus more furious probably than ever he was. Thanks FIDE because Magnus took it personally.
Don't most top chess players dislike FIDE?
@ Now I think it should be
@@jamesrawlins735 Whataboutism
Magnus being Magnus 🗿
And Eric Rosen downed a 2550 GM in 14 moves...but only magnus magnus magnus from this low iq channel 😅
I'm the real Magnus
Can someone analyze the winning position here when the opponent resigns...
After black takes the knight Magnus will take the bishop and after the rook takes back, Magnus can play his rook to a7 and fork the king and the knight. And if black doesn’t take the knight and saves his rook then the bishop will die.
Queen take knight then ( C4 to E6) take black bishop then black rook take white bishop (E8 to E6) then White rook D7 Check and win a black bishop.😍
@Max113-z9tthanx bro and wish you a very happy new year 🕛
@Max113-z9tyou mean d7, I got really confused w the a7 like how can a rook get to a7?!
Nice bro ek din mai bhi ye sab dekh paunga😅😅@Max113-z9t
4:00 WHAT'S IN THAT COFFEE ?. MY BOI MAGNUS BE GETTING SEIZURES AFTER DRINKING IT
Why isn't caffeine a banned substance? It probably enhances the performance of chess players.
@@AA-le9ls Yeah, so does drinking enough water throughout the day, should we ban that too? Substances are usually banned because they aren't believed to be completely safe, therefore players have to risk their health to be competetive. Caffeine is very safe and there's no reason to ban it.
Pretty strong shit
He missed the idea. He couldve played Nxc7 earlier. He was mad at himself for only realizing it now.
😂😂😂😂
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King takes c8 knight
White bishop takes black bishop
Black rook recapture white bishop
White rook d7 checking black king
King ç8 rook capture knight
Black rook recapture white bishop --- then Black knight on F file can move to D8, right?
And after rook D7 check by white, black king can move to b8. The game could have continued.
Bacha ky fir game me piece down and then rook pawn lena shuru kr dega @@avibhau23
@@kamaldeep_bisht After exchanges. Black side piece down nahi hai. Check it-> Kxc7 19. Bxe6 Nfd8 20. Rd7+ Kb8 21. Rxg7 (21. Bb3) 21... Nxe6
Only thing is white is dominant. Black is passive. Par khela ja sakta tha.
thanks for spelling it out for a👍 newbie :) !
Black should have castled kingside. Black's awkward king placement caused a deadly tactic for Magnus to work.
The tactic was not deadly. It meant only a total gain of one pawn.
we should get u to play against magnus
@@AA-le9lsPositional superiority after the exchange was the deadly thing here. It is clear lose for black.
@@skybrightmiracle4102 that would be a bright miracle.
Magnus reaction after 3:56 😅
It's probably because he realized he missed it the move before.
@@ElderNerwal Exactly
Can anyone explain simple terms how is this checkmate pl
@@hariharang8872 Not a chess guy. But I don't think this is a checkmate. It's just that the opponent realised based on the current layout of the board and the progression of moves available that would follow, would eventually result in a checkmate. Any chess people feel free to correct me.
@@hiphopriffs7775The move itself is an amateur’s blunder, but he realized how perfectly set up it actually was. Pushing the pawn beforehand is proof he had a different path in mind. Chess surprises.
He already lost before the game started, you see the fear in his eyes, hoping Magus doesn't show up, then he just plays to lose. Plays the modern defense, doesn't castle, pushes his f pawn, opens the d file himself, puts his king in the open d file. That's suicide against Magnus. It was almost like he was asking Magnus to end it quickly.
he is playing in a weird way because he knows if he plays normal chess magnus will destroy him, either way he will lose.
Bro you are taking keyboard psychoanalysis a bit far.
total nonsense, these are normal moves in this opening; in my peak I had a rating close to 2300
What is your chess rating?
@@seag1492 ruclips.net/user/shortsgqNxtp3O-8o?si=9QT9f1l7KkaCvm0f
4:50 Who is this with magnus? Is he someone known?
His uncle
His dad
His grandfather
His great grandfather
His grandfan
You could see the fear in his eyes before the match.
0:10 the guy in blue is savage... poor little kid 😭
@@aryanpatel3936nah bro
He could absolutely have moved over to let that kid see lol
@@Richard0503 why should they give up their front row seats to people who came later than them? the dad behind had 3 kids with him
He could have in 17 but missed one move but it is amazing
Yes, I think thats why he made the face expression after. He was not happy that he missed it in the previous move.
How his confidence must have been devasted after this, 😅 no mercy man 😅
Beautiful move at the end.
Wrong thumbnail
Click bait?🤨
@benjinero3207 possible
Kings Indian defense is the best defense against d4 of white ..There are two great world champion who are the best player to handle the Kings Indian defense in black. Bobby Fisher and Garri kasparov.
The real question here is why didn't Magnus's oponent took the queen with the knight at 1:58 and put the king in line of attack (d file)?🤔
In how many hours will the quarters start?
Magnus is very humble person ✨
Шима, любим тебя! Привет из Одессы.
Why are the queen pieces off the board at the start of the game?
It's like mikhail tak defeating kasparov😂
In 15 moves there are a possible 2,015,099,950,053,364,471,960 games which could have been played. How many after 18 is unfathomable.
Imagine being there to see this live.
I'd be happy for someone to explain to me why black's king took white's queen at 2:01, rather than the knight on C6. Surely the fact that black could then castle kingside would have been much better for Shimanov?
Wdym he had to take the queen back as carlsen just took his queen
@skwebjacob Yes, but he took it with his king, which meant that his king could no longer castle. As a result, his rooks were stuck in the corners. If he had taken it with the knight, he wouldn't have had those problems.
I thought that was the beginning of the end also. Magnus would not stop attacking right after black king took white queen out.
I think taking with the king was correct. After NxQ, Nb5 attacks both a7 and c7. Black doesn’t have time to castle and defend those threats.
@@rooklift Thanks for that. Right, it was the weakness of the C7 pawn. Blacks pieces are all on the fringes of the board, making such an attack possible.
I love how the eval bar jumps from the a6 move and you can see Magnus's face like "Wtf?"
Evil
Didn’t even need a title. The 5 minutes says it all.
Bro I saw mini hikaru in the crowd 👀
I saw hikaru in squid game season 2😂
I wish theyd play till the end. It was just getting exciting
that's a good point
2:28 looks like Magnus already finished the game : )
I don't care who is the "Official" world champ - Magnus will be THE World Champ until he retires.
Can someone explain simply what happened at the end there? Very new to the game and I can’t see why he forfeit. Thanks
After King takes knight (best option), Magnus will exchange bishops on e6, then gives a check on d7 and takes knight on f7. On that case black would survive on 5 moves longer than it happened in the game
@@Panasonic123My Stockfish engine says Magnus only had +1.5 advantage after this maneuver and would need to do everything perfect for the next 35 moves to win. Magnus is not perfect so this guy still had a legitimate shot.
Doesn't even break a sweat, well done Magnus.
Bro just casually walks in late all the time lol I love it 😂
Isn't BxC4 a reasonable way to continue though? He'd be down an exchange but still able to play for a bit
thats ltl bit is enoug
After 18..Bxc4 19.Nxe8 Bf8 20.b3 Be6 Black also loses the pawn on f6. And after 19..Bh8 20.b3 Be6 21.Nd6+ Nxd6 22.Rxd6 Black is down the exchange and his position is a total shipwreck.
@@TheOneMonkBetter for black is Kxc7 Bxe6 Rxe6 Rd7+ Kc8 Rxf7 and then Re7 leading to an endgame where black is down a pawn with a cramped position but playable but probably not against Carlsen.
so why the guy in blue stopped playing ?
he knew he had no chance to win , the game was over no matter what he did , they think at least 5 6 moves ahead
it was nothing he could do
This reminds me of the Mikhail Tal quote about taking your opponent into a deep dark forest where 2+2=5.
Steve Jobs came from his grave to see Magnus playing in jeans
hahaha
Why would he resign ?
Loser GM wants to be ahead at every stage of the game.
Can someone please explain why it’s game over??
Didn't need to be game over. My engine says that Magnus only had +1.5 advantage with this maneuver and would need to do everything perfect for the next 35 moves to win. Loser GM opponent only wants to keep playing if he has the advantage at every stage of the game. He thinks Magnus will be better at the end game so he resigns.
that kid , always there, when magnus playing
Seeing magnus react to how he missed Nxc2 for a turn was pretty funny
After king captures, bishop trades, rook checks on d7, takes knight, threatens bishop, and that file is overloaded with second rook to d7, or 7th rank.
That was a slap of humbleness.
Magnus saw all the tactics available😮
I don’t get why he gave up so early? Start with King takes knight?
he just sees his position is poor after the exchanges about to come and doubts he can turn things around once down by a bit is all
Pawn down and cramped position but still playable; if in the mood to do so.
@@JohnSmith-un9jm. I feel Magnus appreciates people trying to beat him. I would’ve tried some weird stuff..see if I could get him to flinch, lol. But I ain’t giving up early.
Шима, как так?
A genius playing in his very own league, the GOAT
Magnus for a reason ❤
Kxd8 was a very strange move. Shimanov got tied up in knots after that.
Are we going to ignore the first few seconds where the gentleman in blue seemingly refuses to let the kid in the background stand in front of him...Or am I reading too much into it
Why is final position resignable? It's just an exchange. Yes he is down a pawn and position is not great, but the material is roughly equal
After exchange opponent also down by a knight and a pawn ...
I mean, the opponent is not someone easy to draw against
@@dearscalper
He is not?
King takes knight, bishop takes bishop, rook takes bishop. Then white rook check and takes knight
Yeah thats why he is down a knight and a pawn and his both rook have no activity, after white wins knight on f7 black have to move bishop somewhere than white can play whole line - King taked knight rook to d7 check king goes back to b8 Rd8+ Ka7 Bd2 checkmate
@@yahz137then he move his bishop then magnus take h7 pawn .....
The chess club ad ruins the intro.
3:18 16.Rhd1 Nf7? 17.g4? a6? (both players missing the winning tactic Nxc7!) and after 17....a6? Magnus discovers it and is annoyed with himself that he missed it earlier. 18.Nxc7! Kxc7 (18. Bxc4 Nxe8 +-) 19.Bxe6 Rxe6 20.Rd7+ Kc8 21.Rxf7 (winning back the piece and being a pawn up) Re7 22.Rxe7 Nxe7 23.Nd2 rerouting de knight to c4 with an easy winning position were black is a pawn down and has almost no chance for counterplay.
He is only pawn down after exchanges. Why didnt he continue?
@@rainmolderkivi2263 Hi there, materially, he is only down a pawn. But if you look at the eval bar and with engine, white is simply winning on position. Too much control and activity, especially the open rook file that white dominates. Black won't make it in time and will be helpless in White's attack
When js Magnus losing? The only time is when he drinks bitter coffee.
It’s called a blunder. Two great players playing and one losing in 18 moves is called a blunder and not paying attention.
Just brilliant.IIc I really like the way he plays.
I also like the English opening 👍
Though I don't know anything about chess, i felt the opponent didn't use the knight in a proper way and given more importance to the pawn in the beginning ...😂😂
Opening those kinds of openings will never work on top rated players especially top 1 so sad
the opponent looks as if he is awaiting execution
What was Shimanov ranking finally? Don’t find it in the list. 🤔
FIDE shows Shimanov with a blitz rating of 2608, 2589 in rapid and 2593 in std (for the beginning of Jan - that probably doesn't include this match.) At his peak he had an elo of 2664 back in 2013.
@ Thank you. 👍
Yes, Magnus is a torpido that sinks enemy ships!
Video feels incomplete without sagar bhais commentry
Magnus is the best.. jeans or no jeans, he is miles ahead of anyone else in the game..😂
Forever chess ♟️♟️👍
Шима двинул пешку f, а потом развалился, ничего необычного
But nc7 was possible the move beforehand already so magnus missed it as well
Shimanov knew whats coming
That play by Magnus's opponent seemed unremarkable to me given that he is 2600 grandmaster.
Because of the FIDE decision, Magnus is mad enough to reach 2k9 now
*Oh! The opponent is in a tough spot. It's good for the opponent to take down the knight first.*
Hello chess community! I'm just passing through. I don't play chess but I've heard of Magnus. Why didn't the game continue with black king taking that white knight? I don't see how it was protected...
After taking the knight there will be an exchange of pieces after which Magnus forks the king and knight, or if black decides not to take he will lose his bishop without compensation. His position is already pretty awkward anyway so either of those situations is a guaranteed loss at this level.
@ ok. Thank you! I figured it was something like that-something more than just a couple moves to play out. Thanks again!
@@dannysigurdson7108White is only a pawn up but black seems hungover and in no mood to continue the mental struggle
@@JohnSmith-un9jm thanks for that, OP he's right, I didn't play it out all the way- chess is a deep, deep game!
Dudes born 1992 looks closer to 60.
That was very bad chess from a GM.
It happens to the best. Ding had a catastrophic blunder in Game 14 to lose the World Championship. Even Magnus played terrible in the one game he lost at the Olympiad (and he was white.)
why did he resign?
Cause he will lose.
@ thank you sherlock, i mean why that particular position is losing ahahahaha
@@enricochristian9416 pawn down and worse postion
@@enricochristian9416 After Kxc7 Bxe6 Rxe6 there is Re7+, winning the piece back. Up in material and much more active play
@@nickburggraaf3977 can you explain without chess terms pl....
If King x Knight then B x B, R x B then Rd7 is crushing.
I just figured out how to never lose in chess. Just copy every move your opponent makes. Although you’ll never win either. Would they disqualify you if you did that?
The man in blue in the back, dont let the Kids near to the board😢
what a pos!
If King takes Bishop then pawn takes, Queen takes, and then Checkmate
Il cambio di velocita "shimano"non gli è servito a niente😂😂
Magnus marched into the center like it was his base camp. But I thought 2 black knights on D8 meant he couldn't go there with his 2 rooks. I don't know. I'm at 650.
why does Shimanov give up? He had still a few options, even after Magnus killer move
Dang he gave up pretty quickly even though he still had a lot of pieces
And he allmost spend a minute on the clock, beating a top 100 (#94) blitzplayer in the world! 🌎
Moj kardi maggi ji ne🎉
Can someone explain?
Yes, the other guy lost 💪
This is quite good game as we compare with our brother vidit guj. Playing with magnus
(Just 4-5 moves)😂. Remember...
03:57 04:02 😢
ok I must be missing something, why did he give up? cant his king just take the horse?
Yes, my engine says that Magnus only has +1.5 with this maneuver which means that if Magnus does not do everything perfect for the next 35 moves then he could still lose. These opponents should have more confidence and push for the end game. Who cares if it is Magnus.
How does chess work?
I am no grandmaster but that f pawn moved seemed horrible
Perfect magnus
❤️
Magnus missed Nc7! at one point. He went for g4.
Like here who thinks Magnus is Goat in chess🎉
I know he is but why i like
Ok so now i ll spend 25 mins to see why the game was over lol. Just started playing chess but love it
Magnus plays like me...I always start like that
2600 players were 2450 30 or so years ago...