Magnus Carlsen's French Love! | Ter Sahakyan vs Carlsen | World Rapid 2022

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  • Опубликовано: 25 дек 2022
  • Magnus Carlsen with a rating of 2834 is the top seed at the World Rapid 2022 that has just begun at Almaty, Kazakhstan. Generally, first round can prove to quite dangerous for the top seeds as they are still quite rusty. Especially if you are facing a dangerous opponent like Samvel Ter Sahakyan. The Armenian might have a rating of 2531 in rapid but in classical chess he is rated well above 2650. Ter-Sahakyan is also known for his opening knowledge and attacking play. He opened the game with 1.e4 and Carlsen responded with the French. What happened next? Check out the game to find out.
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Комментарии • 53

  • @moonearths2858
    @moonearths2858 Год назад +67

    There's some great elegance and calmness in the way Magnus moves his pieces and presses the clock. Just mesmerizing.

    • @Thexaxisacademy2023
      @Thexaxisacademy2023 Год назад +6

      lol what do you expect him to do? be rough with the pieces?

    • @zonoka9609
      @zonoka9609 Год назад +1

      @@Thexaxisacademy2023yes

  • @jose_oliveira378
    @jose_oliveira378 Год назад +49

    I love how Magnus casually talk with his opponent after the game, giving him advices

  • @in-ertia2389
    @in-ertia2389 Год назад +13

    10:02 hikaru 😂

    • @giriarun1191
      @giriarun1191 Год назад

      His mind voice: hey who won the game??😂😂

  • @dontneedme25
    @dontneedme25 Год назад +8

    Ter gave it his all and you can see the agony with the post game conversation

  • @bdy576
    @bdy576 Год назад +6

    It's wonderful to see Magnus dabbling in the French (he used it against Naka a few days back). First tier chess has not really had a passionate French advocate since Korchnoi, so this is pleasing to see. Not that I think he'll be using it to the extent that Korchnoi did obviously, but the French is still popular at the club and Swiss level, and French players will get a boost out of the main man using it, however selectively.

    • @CHICKENNUGGET69360
      @CHICKENNUGGET69360 Год назад

      Remember the time he got so bored with chess saying it was just the same went into a drunkpression, and now he plays interesting non-book moves, he played too much and just makes it interesting for everybody.

  • @_sushantprabhu
    @_sushantprabhu Год назад +7

    The poise with which Magnus plays amazes me every time! G.O.A.T

  • @HelloKittyAndMyMelody
    @HelloKittyAndMyMelody Год назад +5

    It was in Kazakhstan that I saw him Very,Megnus played well.

  • @shubhrabhattacharjee5865
    @shubhrabhattacharjee5865 Год назад +4

    Where is live streaming

  • @Not-You-Tuber
    @Not-You-Tuber Год назад +16

    He just casually outplayed this 2500+ player.. MC OP..❤️❤️

    • @claudiog7692
      @claudiog7692 Год назад

      Not really outplayed, a few moves before the end he went from -4 to 0,00 in one move but otherwise great game

    • @joddle23
      @joddle23 Год назад

      @@claudiog7692 carlsen has been in some trouble in his rapid games, but he always makes the opponent find only moves to preserve an advantage and in rapid especially, this is tough!

    • @rubenlarotin3141
      @rubenlarotin3141 Год назад

      almost beat him time was problematic though seconds mere from flagging gets to your nerves.

  • @IntellectPraphul
    @IntellectPraphul Год назад +2

    What's the time control?

  • @arnavshah4530
    @arnavshah4530 Год назад +3

    Show the digital board

  • @somasekhar3569
    @somasekhar3569 Год назад +4

    Sagar Bhai ,where is ur live commentary
    Please update about our indian talents 🙏 please sir

  • @saifghani796
    @saifghani796 Год назад +7

    Anyone noticing hikaru in the background

    • @him3487
      @him3487 Год назад +2

      He has eyes on his chess darling when they started talking

  • @Abhijit_982
    @Abhijit_982 Год назад +5

    *Evan blindfolded Magnus is like 2500.*

  • @azamatkuandyk6683
    @azamatkuandyk6683 Год назад +3

    3:12 can Sahakyan eat the pawn like that?

    • @hongnhungnguyen4638
      @hongnhungnguyen4638 Год назад +2

      Yeah you can eat the pawn like this if your pawn crosses the middle of the chessboard.

    • @n1rupam
      @n1rupam Год назад +2

      Google en passant

  • @florinstoica5357
    @florinstoica5357 Год назад +2

    3:10 many people have complained online about how this move is possible.
    Actually is a legal move in chess

    • @Snir556
      @Snir556 Год назад

      How is that a legal move ?

    • @ahchonx
      @ahchonx Год назад +1

      @@Snir556 it is called En Passant. Just google it up

    • @LeDiableBlanc
      @LeDiableBlanc 11 месяцев назад +1

      En Passant, is confusing as shit for newer players.
      Basically, if a pawn moves forward two squares on its opening move to be next to an opponent's pawn, the opponent can take the forward pawn by moving behind it to capture. BUT, only on the very next turn. If the opponent's pawn does not En Passant the turn after the pawn moved next to it, the move then becomes illegal.

  • @Snir556
    @Snir556 Год назад

    6:19 Magnus is like ״yea you fucked” 😂

  • @unusuario5173
    @unusuario5173 Год назад

    At 3:10 what the heck was that??? 🤔

  • @jonc6157
    @jonc6157 9 месяцев назад

    Can't see the board, at least put up a heads up display.

  • @divakarlhotti3857
    @divakarlhotti3857 Год назад

    When i am watching chess, i see only ther expressions, not the pieces

  • @911lineman911
    @911lineman911 Год назад

    7:17 did someone fart 😂

  • @sajalchakraverty6122
    @sajalchakraverty6122 Год назад +1

    More carlsen game

  • @albionselahi297
    @albionselahi297 Год назад

    Goat

  • @experimentandoenlacocina5399
    @experimentandoenlacocina5399 Год назад

    Can someone explain why Sahakyan surrendered?

    • @the-top-1-percent
      @the-top-1-percent Год назад +1

      Because the pawn is going to queen and that's unstoppable

  • @fahimzarita6098
    @fahimzarita6098 Год назад

    5:26 Bxg4 🤔

  • @godlxaditya3941
    @godlxaditya3941 Год назад +4

    Samay Op😜😜

  • @MultiMarcd
    @MultiMarcd Год назад +1

    We see now how chess can be intimadating when the opponent is not only the strongest player in the world but in the same time look alike Reacher.
    Magnus intensity.

  • @shaquilantang2313
    @shaquilantang2313 Год назад

    helleven monster rider blaek

  • @SHUBHAMSINGH-wf2dj
    @SHUBHAMSINGH-wf2dj Год назад +2

    bhai ye 2500+ gm ko kuch v ni samjhta h

  • @lucianadiacipriani5220
    @lucianadiacipriani5220 Год назад

    Such a biest this Carlsen

  • @Bang2013tan
    @Bang2013tan Год назад +1

    First

  • @rubenherrero5989
    @rubenherrero5989 Год назад

    I have caught that Blanco has done wrong, look at the time 3:11... (pawn)

  • @telemahos2
    @telemahos2 Год назад

    Magnus played unbelievable blunders in this game. The transformation of chess into ''bullet'' games is just sad

    • @user-ee1lo1il3f
      @user-ee1lo1il3f Год назад

      that's not very fair, is it. this was his first game. every other game except the one he lost he played at 90+ accuracy, including three at 98% accuracy. same level in the world blitz - only two of the 21 games were below 90% and more than half of his blitz games were 96% or above. (meanwhile either one or both of ding and nepo played below 90% for six of the 14 wc classical games, including one game below 80%...)

  • @Dream-gs2vr
    @Dream-gs2vr Год назад

    Just again a waste 12min video by not adding the 2D video

    • @lazyatthedisco
      @lazyatthedisco Год назад

      The board is seen pretty clear from this angle. What are you complaining about?