people may not have noticed but they're agreeing to a draw here, Magnus is forced to play Qg6+ Kg8 Qe8+ Kh7 Qg6+ and so forth, otherwise he'd lose his rook.
Hoony K. from what I'm observed, at this level I think it is understood by both players what the result of the position is, so they would both know this is "obviously" a draw. offering a hand for a draw at any time is fine I think in blitz
He didn't resign, but accepted the draw offer made at 7:40, like Mrjimibanez commented earlier. It's drawn because after Qg6+ Kh8 (or Kg8), white plays Qe8+ and after Kh7 repeats moves with Qg6+
It absolutely is a draw. Qg6+ KG8, Qe8, KH7, repeated is a draw by repetition of moves or... Qg6+, QxQ, fxg6, Kxg6, Rxd5 and black loses a rook. So Black is therefore forced into repetition of moves.
No magnus had an prepetual check from e8 g6 and if ever queen took on g6 or blocks on g8 then qxg8 and calls check or pawn takes the queen on g6 and calls check, then the black king must move and white will capture the rook and win the game . So Ian was forced to draw in repetition
That was a draw! How can you not understand. Magnus would play Qg6+ - Qe8+. Ian can't capture the queen at g6 because of losing the rook. So, that's it
it's pretty rare to see the sicilian being played in blitz games because it leads to complicated variations that are difficult to be calculated in so little time...
pirate0bloodyskull LOL. Chessgames must have changed the score but was a draw. Magnus has a perpetual check: 37.Qg6+ Kg8 (37. ... Qxg6?? 38. fxg6+ Kxg6 39. Rxd5) 38. Qe8+ 39. Kg7 Qg6+ And you can check out the table of the tournament, two draws between them: chessok.com/?p=24334
He did not resing, if Qg6+ then black won't exchange queens, will go to g8 or h8 and whites can repeat the move or exchange queens and a final with both rooks and equal pawns = draw
Nepom can't retake with his queen, otherwise he loses the rook, thus he can only retreat the King but then Carlsen would check the King again in the back-rank so it's perpetual. The game was a draw.
@eeeeeriickkkkk Yeah, ino anand is world champion, I'm just saying Carlsen was the strongest in the world for some time. But didn't Magnus offer his hand first? How can you tell the difference between resign and draw? And don't you think there's some chance that the maker of the video made a mistake?
Before Magnus resigns I'm wondering of this move: Magnus could check the king with the queen. Nepom then has to exchange queens since the white pawn would check the king. In the end Magnus would win the rook, ending up with a rook on his side and nepom with only pawns. Am I missing something?
No Carlsen could have moved his queen to G6 putting Nepo in check. Nepo would be forced to take the queen followed by the pawn to check Nepo's King which would result into the loss of Nepo's rook...
guys don't forget the Rook is pinned to the king. so after Qg6+ Kh8 or Kg8, re8 is impossible. also. Qxg6 loses because after fxg6+ White wins the rook.
@lazylazycom Nepomniachtchi won. White rook on e5 is pinned to the white king on the dark diagonal by black queen on d6. The rook cannot move. Nepomniachtchi builds up the attack on the e5 rook with Rd5 and the position is lost. The white rook will fall and material advantage will be enough to secure an easy endgame victory.
It is a Draw. Carlsen has a perpetual mate oscilating the queen from e8 to g6 and from g6 to e8. Nepomniachtchi must accept the perpetual mate because if Qg6 folowed by Qxg6 than white pawn takes Queen CHECK , And Nepo loses the rook and the game
@joyfulvulture your comment makes no sense. yes there is a difference between two completely unrelated things, fantastic discovery. anyway as i originally said you can't call someone a moron for missing a move. everyone makes mistakes especially in the chess world
@eeeeeriickkkkk after 1.Qg6 Kg8, black is about to lost but not a draw! Coz 2.Re8 Qf8 3.Rf8, white wins the queen! I am confused why Calsen resigns at the end, his clock is not flash, isn't it??
@Pitchoun1417 I'm missing something here. How can Carlsen, at this point, force a draw? His rook is pinned. If his queen slides into the check positon, Ian swaps queens and takes the pawn. Seemingly a favorable position.
Looking the board i know it was tie ... but i needed to think about 2 minutes after video ends to conclude that and the gesture total looked as a resign..... Help me out people... Can you telll if it is a tie or a resign by the gesture?
its not a draw at the end, carlsen couldnt take the rook because of the discovered check, and if me moved the king nepo wudlve taken it and won a rook, so carlsen resigned
i dont really understand why Carlsen resigns( he can play Qg6+, black cant take the queen or he will lose the rook, so Carlsen has infinite check Qg6-Qe8
If carlsen sacrificed bishop then black would bring his queen to defend. Then carlsen will have no choice but to retreat his queen. Thus, bishop sacrifice would go in vain.
Carlsen resigned and no, it wasn't a draw by looking at the board. Nepomniachtchi was in a much better position, he had Carlsen's Rook absolute pinned and he was going to lose it on the next move.
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Please, zoom a little more. I can't see the bacteria on that pawn
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people may not have noticed but they're agreeing to a draw here, Magnus is forced to play Qg6+ Kg8 Qe8+ Kh7 Qg6+ and so forth, otherwise he'd lose his rook.
(Nepomniachtchi can't play Qxg6 fxg6+ because his king is in check and his rook hangs)
Jeremy Bader I heard if the player 1 moves and player 2 offers a hand then player 1 wins.. how does that work?
Hoony K. from what I'm observed, at this level I think it is understood by both players what the result of the position is, so they would both know this is "obviously" a draw. offering a hand for a draw at any time is fine I think in blitz
Hoony K. Repair at 7:40. Nepo move his mouth offering a draw, then Magnus accepted.
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Nepomniachtchi is up and coming. I wouldnt be surprised if i saw him bust 2800 in the near future. Keep the good games coming
Since this comment Anand lost the title, Magnus became undisputed no 1, and now nepo is the wc challenger, crazy how time flies
@@supersaiyyan8348 an the guy who commented could be dead by now
now nepo might become world champion indeed
Damn you predicted it.
This aged well. Now he's competing for the world championship.
He didn't resign, but accepted the draw offer made at 7:40, like Mrjimibanez commented earlier.
It's drawn because after Qg6+ Kh8 (or Kg8), white plays Qe8+ and after Kh7 repeats moves with Qg6+
Great pin by Nepo. Two of the best players...
7:40 Nepomniachtchi say DRAW
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Someone get this man a tripod
Ian is a very difficult opponent because of his last name Nepomniachtchi ...
It absolutely is a draw. Qg6+ KG8, Qe8, KH7, repeated is a draw by repetition of moves or... Qg6+, QxQ, fxg6, Kxg6, Rxd5 and black loses a rook. So Black is therefore forced into repetition of moves.
No magnus had an prepetual check from e8 g6 and if ever queen took on g6 or blocks on g8 then qxg8 and calls check or pawn takes the queen on g6 and calls check, then the black king must move and white will capture the rook and win the game . So Ian was forced to draw in repetition
I checked the link in description. In fact, Carlsen has never defeated Nepomniachtchi before!
That was a draw! How can you not understand.
Magnus would play Qg6+ - Qe8+. Ian can't capture the queen at g6 because of losing the rook.
So, that's it
LOL no ian won
Ok sorry im a new chess player and im learning. Im sorry guys.
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i really dont understant... Why Magnus didin't play Qg6+
This moment when he moves and turns to see Carlsens reaction 7:38. Like saying: what are you gonna do about that??
no. he offered a draw and waited for Magnus’ response
Is michael J fox video taping this?
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Queen g6 can force a draw by perpetual, why didn't he play this?
But it was draw.
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read lips 7.41 nepo ofers draw.
What exactly is he saying there? I can only hear a little sound and I would never have known that was a draw offer
the game was drawn. Click on the link in the description to see the official result.
it's pretty rare to see the sicilian being played in blitz games because it leads to complicated variations that are difficult to be calculated in so little time...
good job Ian!!! very talented Russian player! awesome game
Nepo is a very creative player who is very good tactically, which makes him very dangerous in blitz especially.
Guys, this was a DRAW. Looks like Magnus resigned but in fact accepts Ian's draw offer.
www.chessgames.com/perl/chessgame?gid=1599822
The link you've provided shows a 0-1 result, meaning win for black.
pirate0bloodyskull LOL. Chessgames must have changed the score but was a draw.
Magnus has a perpetual check: 37.Qg6+ Kg8 (37. ... Qxg6?? 38. fxg6+ Kxg6 39. Rxd5) 38. Qe8+ 39. Kg7 Qg6+
And you can check out the table of the tournament, two draws between them: chessok.com/?p=24334
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The description has it wrong - the game was a draw. Chessgames has the game.
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in the final position it was a draw, just give a check on g6 and he can´t take otherwise he loses the rook. and if the king moves give another check
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Draw. White has to check and black can't take with queen or would lose rook. If white doesn't perpetual check its over because rook goes away.
no he didn't. did you just completely ignore his explanation of why it was a draw? because it was correct
Sorry I meant Re8 and only move is Q blocks
He did not resing, if Qg6+ then black won't exchange queens, will go to g8 or h8 and whites can repeat the move or exchange queens and a final with both rooks and equal pawns = draw
not necesary forced to take queen, he can just move his king for the perpetual check
I am glad the guy draws and loses sometimes against other players. This reaffirms that chess does not have an 'end' variation that beats every other.
It's a draw. Magnus can get perpetual check (g6...e8...g6...e8) which means he can't lose but he also can't win because his rook is pinned
it's a draw, after Rd5 will be a series of perpetual check for white, Qe8-Qg6
In the top left corner of the screen...with the camcorder in his eye...Is that BumbleBee1607?
Why Carlsen resign? He had Qg6+ and after queen's exchange white had pawn takes with check not loosing instead winning rook. Have i missed something?
who is that old man behind the table that is always there watching the blitz games?
please do change the description for this video... the game ended in a draw... so not 0-1 but 1/2 -1/2
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It's hardly audible, but at 7:41 , when Ian makes his move, he is offering a draw. Yes, Carlsen has perpetual check.
why did he go to g6? then quen would be taked it and pan retake and forced king to move becouse os check, and carslen would be taken bishop from him..
you can also continue Q:d6 amd play the endgame
The man behind the cam was Michael J. Fox
Please zoom little more
I think Ian won because at the end magnus could not move his rook because it would put him in check and he could not defend it with another piece
After Qg6+-Kg8
it's Draw
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Can you please get a tripod like the guy in front of you.
Put your camera in the clearest side.thanks
@SergeySorokhtin Please change the description. It's a draw. Ian offered one in 7:40. So change 0-1 to 1/2 - 1/2 (Draw Result)
What was wrong with Qg6+ in the final position?
Nothing wrong. They agreed to a draw I believe due to that move.
Nepom can't retake with his queen, otherwise he loses the rook, thus he can only retreat the King but then Carlsen would check the King again in the back-rank so it's perpetual. The game was a draw.
@@afbdreds it looked to me like carlsen resigned
@@liamdhardy why would he resign?
Qg6+ if qxg6 fxg6+ and wins rook
If King moves Qe8+ perpetual or wins rook
@eeeeeriickkkkk Yeah, ino anand is world champion, I'm just saying Carlsen was the strongest in the world for some time. But didn't Magnus offer his hand first? How can you tell the difference between resign and draw? And don't you think there's some chance that the maker of the video made a mistake?
I second that.. and bad choice of panning in and out.
@kostasrallis no, your wrong, queen checks on G6, draw
Carlsen didn't resigned. It was draw. Somebody had already written it.
Magnus resigned. His rook on e5 is pinned and he is simply going to lose it.
so many times stated and the uploader provided a link... It's a draw... Don't comment without knowing what you are talking about...
Before Magnus resigns I'm wondering of this move: Magnus could check the king with the queen. Nepom then has to exchange queens since the white pawn would check the king. In the end Magnus would win the rook, ending up with a rook on his side and nepom with only pawns. Am I missing something?
not resign, it was draw
No Carlsen could have moved his queen to G6 putting Nepo in check. Nepo would be forced to take the queen followed by the pawn to check Nepo's King which would result into the loss of Nepo's rook...
perpetual mate? i believe you meant check
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Ok for the last time... The result is 1/2 - 1/2 . It's a DRAW. Check 7:40 when Ian says "I offer DRAW".
at 6:18 a possible knight secrifice is considerable
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It was a draw. Carlsen could give perpetual check on g6 and e8.
true!!
Couldn't have a interchange of queens?
Yes
guys don't forget the Rook is pinned to the king. so after Qg6+ Kh8 or Kg8, re8 is impossible. also. Qxg6 loses because after fxg6+ White wins the rook.
Watch carefully. He does.
Carlsen have a permanent check on g6-e8. If Black take on g6, Carlsen won the match.
I think Magnus will be world champion one day
@kostasrallis
Its draw. Qg6+, black cant change queens because he looses the rock, so Kg8 or Kh8, Qe8+, Kh7, Qg6+... draw
@lazylazycom Nepomniachtchi won. White rook on e5 is pinned to the white king on the dark diagonal by black queen on d6. The rook cannot move. Nepomniachtchi builds up the attack on the e5 rook with Rd5 and the position is lost. The white rook will fall and material advantage will be enough to secure an easy endgame victory.
It is a Draw. Carlsen has a perpetual mate oscilating the queen from e8 to g6 and from g6 to e8. Nepomniachtchi must accept the perpetual mate because if Qg6 folowed by Qxg6 than white pawn takes Queen CHECK , And Nepo loses the rook and the game
@joyfulvulture
your comment makes no sense. yes there is a difference between two completely unrelated things, fantastic discovery. anyway as i originally said you can't call someone a moron for missing a move. everyone makes mistakes especially in the chess world
look closely, Ian offered a draw when he moves his rook
@eeeeeriickkkkk after 1.Qg6 Kg8, black is about to lost but not a draw! Coz 2.Re8 Qf8 3.Rf8, white wins the queen! I am confused why Calsen resigns at the end, his clock is not flash, isn't it??
Very good game, but the zoom is horrible, please dont do it
@Pitchoun1417 I'm missing something here. How can Carlsen, at this point, force a draw? His rook is pinned. If his queen slides into the check positon, Ian swaps queens and takes the pawn. Seemingly a favorable position.
Nepo swaps queens but will then loose his rook for nothing
why did magnus castled king-side? this game cud have been finished way earlier
ahh ok Ian offered a draw... you`re right
funny to listen the other clocks being hit, a chess tournament sounds like a squash court lol
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Looking the board i know it was tie ... but i needed to think about 2 minutes after video ends to conclude that and the gesture total looked as a resign..... Help me out people... Can you telll if it is a tie or a resign by the gesture?
its not a draw at the end, carlsen couldnt take the rook because of the discovered check, and if me moved the king nepo wudlve taken it and won a rook, so carlsen resigned
i dont really understand why Carlsen resigns( he can play Qg6+, black cant take the queen or he will lose the rook, so Carlsen has infinite check Qg6-Qe8
I am in agreement with you !!
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It's a draw by perpetual check
He said it by himself
Oh, black king can go to g or h8 with equal chances. Magnus have little time on the clock that's why the resignation. I suposse...
Black dropped his rook Qg6+ QxQ, pxQ+ K move and RxR or Qg6+ K moves Rf8 checkmate!
Please as I stated above. If you don't know what you are talking about DO NOT comment.
What happened in the ending if magnus play queen g6 +
because carlsen has perpetual check
can anyone please explain why carlsen did not sacrifice his bishop at 5:01 i guess it would have lead to interesting position
Indeed, nice one to check with engine. But probably he's not taking that bishop with the pawn.
If carlsen sacrificed bishop then black would bring his queen to defend. Then carlsen will have no choice but to retreat his queen. Thus, bishop sacrifice would go in vain.
I pretty sure I can Ian's mouth mumbling "I offer draw". Check closely I think you will catch it too. Just watch Ian till the end.
why magnus didnt play quin to g6+ in 7:45 with this move he is gonna winning the game or draw??? tell me someone
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Carlsen resigned and no, it wasn't a draw by looking at the board. Nepomniachtchi was in a much better position, he had Carlsen's Rook absolute pinned and he was going to lose it on the next move.