The Queen Sacrifice!!
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Gukesh D (2732) - Carlsen, Magnus (2853)
Norway Chess (chess24.com) [8] 2023.06.03
C50 Giuoco Pianissimo
1.e4 e5 2.Nf3 Nc6 3.Bc4 Nf6 4.d3 Bc5 5.c3 d6 6.Bg5 h6 7.Bh4 a6 8.Nbd2 Ba7 9.O-O Qe7 10.b4 O-O 11.a4 Be6 12.Re1 Bxc4 13.Nxc4 b5 14.axb5 axb5 15.Na5 Nxa5 16.Rxa5 Bb6 17.Rxb5 g5 18.Bg3 Nd7 19.d4 f6 20.dxe5 fxe5 21.c4 c6 22.Rxb6 Nxb6 23.c5 Nd7 24.cxd6 Qe6 25.Qc2 Ra6 26.Nxe5 Ra2 27.Qxa2 Qxa2 28.Nxd7 Rd8 29.Nf6+ Kf7 30.e5 Qd2 31.f3 Qxb4 32.h3 Ra8 33.d7 Qd4+ 34.Kh2 Ke6 35.Rc1 c5 36.Ne4 c4 37.Nd6 c3 38.Ne4 Kxd7 39.Rxc3 Kd8 40.Rc6 Qe3 41.Rc3 Qd4 42.Rc2 Ke7 43.Rd2 Qc4 44.Bf2 Ra5 45.Bg3 Ra1 46.e6 Qc1 47.Bd6+ Kxe6 48.Kg3 h5 49.Nxg5+ Kf5 50.Rd5+ Kg6 51.Ne6 Qe1+
00:00 Hello Everyone!
Norway Chess is a 10-player round-robin featuring Top 5 stars Magnus Carlsen, Alireza Firouzja and Hikaru Nakamura taking place in Stavanger, Norway from 30 May to 9 June. Each of the 9 rounds consists of a classical game where a win is worth 2 points and a loss 0. If the players draw they play an Armageddon game, where the winner earns 1.5 points and the loser 1 point. No draw offers are allowed before move 30.
The 3+2 blitz opener takes place on Monday 29th and will give the winners the chance to pick their pairing numbers for the main event. The classical time control is 2 hours for all moves, with a 10-second increment per move only after move 40. For Armageddon White (the same player who had White in the classical game) has 10 minutes to Black's 7, with a 1-second increment from move 41. Black wins if the game ends in a draw. A tie for 1st place will be decided by two 3+2 blitz games followed, if necessary, by a 5 vs. 4-minute Armageddon game. Official website: norwaychess.no
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More titles + thumbnails like these please🙏🏿, were the outcome is not already spoiled. It's far more enjoyable to watch with anticipation.
Edit: Antonio, I'm not saying I mind even the positions on the thumbnail as I've explained to someone in the comments, that since those are usually on right side, you could just ignore it before watching if you prefer 0 spoilers. But those who wanted to analyse could do so too, win win. So there was always a balance in those titles+thumbnails that satisfied both sides. But that balance has now tilted to one side in the past few videos, and the 0 spoilers gang have no sanctuary anymore.
Username checks out..
Agadmator, in the list of those who are contributors to your channel today, I see the name Davit Gasparyan. This is a VERY significant name, because it is indeed KASPAROV. I doubt that it is the world champion of a few years back, but I can tell you something about that name.
Gary was growing up in Baku (on the shores of the Caspian Sea) and he had Armenian parents on his mother's side. This gave him the surname Kasparian. Gary took the Russian form of this surname, so Kasparian became Kasparov.
I read this from the first few pages of the book "Gary Kasparov's Fighting Chess", written by Garry Kasparov, Jon Speelman and Bob Wade.
i also noticed thumbnails like these get more views.
Is there a boogie nearby, and did you blame it?
Didn't realize people pay so much to these things. I just look at Magnus then click
For those saying he missed this, he missed that - he had like 4 sec for last few moves
So what.??
He still missed it, and it’s not some cryptic engine combination
@@gelatinousjoe7979 its almost impossible to find such moves in such a short time
As Brilliant as Gukesh has been playing that’s totally surprising he missed his chance at Checkmating I’d love to hear his reaction and how he felt about the missed opportunity Great Game by Gukesh and Great Effort Thanks Agadmator enjoy your day as well
it's armageddon no point in analysing
He lost bro get over it
Hard to be brilliant on blitz
both of them had few seconds on the clock. no time to calculate.
He had 4s to find the mate lol
Can I just say your use of idiomatic English is so impressive - phrases like 'picks off the rook' are so pleasing to hear from a non-native speaker. I wish my French was this good.
English is an extremely easy language...It's basically how uneducated idiots tried to speak French. Many English words are still written in a way more in line with a French pronounciation. It's literally as if you gave an English hillbilly a book in French and told him to read it. Of course, there's the Latin influence, German, etc. as well.
What are you on about
@@ifazahmed5179 What word is in any way unclear?
i was so confused for a sec thought u said idiotic english i was tff? 😂😂
why french? Antonio is croatian...
I knew you'd cover this one. YES!
What a game...! 🔥
That's nothing, I've sacrificed my king
So bad for the finale, but incredibly beautiful game! Props to Gukesh for Queen sac against Magnus!
Exciting game, and what a surge by Fabi in the recent tournaments, especially this one!
Months of playing completely lost openings as a joke against other GMs in random online tournaments has prepared Magnus so well for games like this. He is excels at defending and even winning completely lost positions in a way no other person can.
And??? So??
@@C.Riram123 Lol u drunk? Wrong comment.
@@mateuszmarek8812 why are you here to challenge a drunken person
@@C.Riram123 I'm just pointing out that what you wrote was dumb, that's all.
It's funny how people appreciate magnus's skill when all that happens is he winning on luck.
Gukesh fighting for the win, Magnus showing why he's Him
And Agadmator Showing how Gukesh could’ve Checkmated Magnus
Gukesh was in a winning position and would have checkmated Magnus
Gukesh missed a winning move.
I have never seen magnus weaker in classical.
I think being the best for 10 years really demotivated him.
Props to karsparov who could stay in his fighting spirit for 20+ years
Interesting, Magnus has kept his rating and still he by far the best player in the world.
Thanxalot for all your hard work. Sometimes it's interesting when you get a match yourself. You pick fascinating games and keep it exciting by showing missed lines . Martin London England
Brave Gukesh, he was one step ti victory.
Oh. So close but Magnus voodoo keeps his opponents from the right moves sitting in front of them.
Minor point. It was a sac of the queen for 2 minor pieces not a rook and minor. It was a great idea nonetheless. Much less common sac than a rook and minor.
When Gukesh took the b5 pawn he had to have planned the exchange sac as the rook is trapped. Nd7 by magnus sets up c6 wining the rook. Gukesh might have had this in mind when he played a4. The depth of calculation and positional evalutation of these guys is incredible
Poor guy, Almost had a win on magnus but the nerves got to him
He just missed it the Game being played at a fast pace it would’ve been a lovely Checkmate
I think it's quite the opposite, he played very confidently and well, that's why he sac'd-just ran low on time
Gukesh don't need your sympathy. The winning lines were not exactly clear with seconds remaining on the clock.
Btw, he already beaten Magnus in the blitz round few days back.
@@josedandrew And got obliterated by Magnus a few months back in their SCC match lol
The Classical game was even more chaotic in my opinion. How no one lost there is still beyond me. The engine prep in these guys repertoire is really deep or something.
nice
the magnus effect
If anything it was anti magnus effect. Magnus was visible agitated during the game while Gukesh was stiff. It was simply time trouble
It's called time trouble. It shows Gukesh's killer instict. He hates draws. It costs him though from time to time. Had he gone for the draw against Nodirbek during the olympiad, India would have had the gold medal. Even here if he had more time maybe he finds e6. I am sure he thought about it...
But his confidence against a 5x champ is incredible!
#Suggestions Please check out Peter Svidler Vs Vidit and Nigel Short Vs Raunak Sadhwani happening in Nagpur. Some brilliant games
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#chess🎉
Magnus 🔥
DOMMARAJU! I'VE COME TO BARGAIN!
Brilliant thumbnail
Dangerous with even 1 second on the clock! Cobra Carlsen. 🐍
Still the best chess channel in the world.
Gukesh 💥op have great future ❤️
Fighting chess. We are happy.
Wow wow wow
11:41 agad roasting Tari😅
#suggestion Fabi vs Shak round 4. Amazing win by Shak after getting out of a losing position in the opening.
Round 5, sorry :)
Gukesh had problem in time trouble the same thing happened with Chess Olympiad with Nodirbek Abdulsattrav
Amazingly, when Carlsen allows the mating net, he immediately realises it and can not hide the realization: ruclips.net/video/rXiNrM2PDqU/видео.html
I wonder whether Gukesh was so focused on the board that he did not notice Carlsen's body language, thought it was just a bluff, or could not find the mistake despite realising there was one.
😮
Winning a won game... difficult!
#suggestion
Vladimir Simagin vs Leonid Stein
(USSR Championship 1961a Tournament) A Crazy Imaginative Game!!!
Plz also say something about Wilhelm Steinitz saga.
At 5:07 in the video, after White's e5 in the game, it seems like Magnus could have simplified with Rxd6, a sacrifice exchangeof his own. He would have gotten a pawn and knight for the rook and the remaining passed pawn would have been too weak to promote. Playing for a draw, was not his plan, though.
2:51 Remanoeuvring the knight, or should we say preparing c6 to trap the rook and win the exchange. No?
😲 Gukesh pushing Magnus to the limit but once again the GOAT show why he is who he is
Why do i feel like I’ve watched this video/game already few months ago?! Dejavu
Intense game, but Magnus wins from a ‘losing position’ again …. (Perhaps Magnus is a Norse Cat …. Nine lives ? ). Thks Agadmator.
gg
Ivan Lubicic nice
When low on time Magnus has an instinct like a 'Tiger' pouncing on an error by the opponent. One slight mistake in the end game he sees it.
Unbelievable.
Truly magnificent.
Only Anand is The Tiger !!
At 3:06, doesn’t c6 win the exchange for black? The rook is trapped, no?
Edit: ahh I jumped the gun a bit haha
😂 I commented the same thing, then had to delete it after 2 seconds...
I think that just a few moves earlier, after the bishop moves and the knight isn't pinned anymore, qd7 trapped the rook as well
i still dont see a good reply for black
what do you mean
Gukesh caught magnus off guard !! Would have beaten if he had the time . Chess is great with games like these !! Gukesh has a bright future
Or if Magnus had more time Magnus would crush him. That's the thing, Magnus had 3 minutes less and still managed to win, even while he had only 3 s on the clock.
@@wszczebrzeszyn that's the rule of armageddon, that's not a disadvantage
@@sushilkumarlohani6709 I know, my point was that this Indian guy above me is saying tha Gukesh would have beaten Magnus if he had more time to which I've replied that he had more time from the very start and the game would look differently if they've had equal time.
Nice tumbnail pict magnus😄
Fabi is on fire these days.
Where is the steinitz saga agadmator we are all waiting ?
Steinitz has been travelling from Vienna to USA since the last summer.
Norway chess is playing bro
Dang imagine playing a brilliant game against Magnus with a queen sacrifice and losing to him when he has 1 second left
Please we need alireza vs nodirbek.
Why has the dog disappeared from the videos ?
A Harvard study has also shown that Nakamura dreams about chess on a daily basis.
Hi Kesh lost the game but won respect of many chess fans .
Chess novice here. At 7:44 , why not Ra1 .. Qg1?
Always tough playing the current world champion.
Fabi gots the tournament. Magnus is still awesome.
Interesting that modern GMs have followed the c3/b4 idea of Harry Bird from the 19th Century.
#suggestion Fabiano game Norway Chess
Armageddon my motorbike and roar off into the sunset like Easy Rider.
Fabi going for the wcc
gukesh is very good, but magnus had his guitar tuned at the crossroads
What if Gukash had QxC6? @4:34
Sometimes your intuition can deceive you
I was actually first here...but like my chess game moves I took too long to play!
9:19 9 10 19 10 2x5s cheeky me😅
Please I'm still learning. What is an Armageddon game
Classic Agadmator, title is queen sacrifice, then lost
#suggestion - Hey agad! I don't get to tune in as much as I use to but still try to catch an analysis when I see you pop up in the sidebar. It'd be neat if you added a line to your overlay that told us what clock style the game is that your analyzing (if it's other than traditional).
I need help from someone who is good at chess, why didnt Magnus push c6 at 3:05???
Gukesh would trade rook with bishop then capture tha pawn,
His king would have gotten extremely weak
12:12 I always thought Rapport was Hungarian, not romanian? or am I wrong here?
I think he switched nationality
5:28 he plays rook d2
Why not flag Magnus?
dllm😱
3:07 c6 and the rook is trapped 😮
That's correct. But it would also force white to trade the rook for the bishop. I don't think Magnus would have wanted to lose that bishop which seems pretty strong
@@Jonathan-ec9pp this exchange happened later I saw.
Trading (or exchanging) a Queen for a Rook + Knight + pawn and also having a promising pawn structure is hardly a "Queen sacrifice". But yet, they keep calling it that, no matter WHAT the objective situation dictates! The same applies to exchanging a Queen for two Rooks, etc. Everything hinges on the nature of the position, irrespective of whether or not you've given up your Queen in exchange for something else. Gukesh obviously had a winning endgame, but he unfortunately was unable to convert it into a win. It can happen to anyone.
#suggestion Schade für Guki, aber so ist Tennis 🤷♂
Instead of king to e8, better move is king to e7. No more checks.. black wins
A Botez Gambit in a high level game takes everyone off-guard, especially the player who makes the move.
I don't think it qualifies as a Botez Gambit if you win back your material immediately.
hi
Please fix the aspect ratio so that the video is not cut off at the bottom of the screen in landscape mode.
Magnus the best as always 💪
hi agadmator
I'm the first viewer
AlgorithmFood!
Gukesh.. What a silly name 😅😅😂😂😂
Okay, so I'll admit the Vikings originally came from Norway (and later spread to Sweden and Denmark). But in Sweden we have the Dala-horse and we invented the word "Fika" that means to eat between meals. We also makes Ockelbo snowmobiles!
I sac my queen , today to get 3 minor pieces n destroyed my opponent in blitz game😊
All lies
@@Ash12345p I have sac my queen more times than tal n fisher,But I never played any FIDE tournament because of money problem.
@@ronithazarika2458 Did u win in those queen sacs. Were those tactical? Or else it is just considered a blunder
@@user-lh8iv2zq6b I guess I made around 20 plus or above queen sac in lichess
@@user-lh8iv2zq6b yes I won those game with queen sac
Magnus is starting to look ragged, not in chess, but his physical appearance. Is he descending into some sort of Bobby Fischer madness? I hope not.
Has anyone seen The Aga 🐶 recently?
He always used to be on cushions, i hope 🤞 he isn’t in doggo heaven.
When you have 1 second left on the clock and still you are very calm. This is a sign of a world champion. I remember how Ding Li was shaking when he had 5 mins left. lol I would never consider him a world champ!
me
The reason for Gukesh missing the mate is because he is not a natural aggressive player like Tal or Fisher but a positional one. Then when he is forced to play like Tal it’s a very tough ask. On the contrary had this been Tal instead of Gukesh than Magnus would have surely been convincingly crushed 😀
Gutsy by the 17 year old to sacrifice your queen against the former world champ and current number 1
Extremely fortunate in this game Magnus..
You did quite well, but you need more training to defeat me.
Queen for rook is not a queen sacrifice, it's a major exchange sacrifice, don't clickbait
I struggle with Magnus Carlson... - He always seems to blunder, yet hardly any of his opponents ever seem to spot them.
He is legitimately either the best player ever or his opponents just give him way too much respect (or fear)
I almost can't believe I haven't seen a collaboration of Agadmator with Gotham. One can pronounce names and has some great knowledge of famous games, and one is more American.
Wait, didn't they do a 4 player chess game?
It would've been a candidate for game of the century if Gukesh Won !
Nah.