Love Judit with the innocent "oh I'm no one special don't worry about me" right before the dagger Bb6!! A great commenter, great player, wonderful ambassador for the game.
@@kevinjpratama eg 1:22 she says to someone who sounds like Anish Giri “I’m so lucky I’m still playing”… don’t know if she’s being humble or cagey, but Magnus clearly didn’t sense the danger and casually blunders Rc8.
Hey guys! This was just a quick clip from today's livestream, I was in the retiro park and filmed this. Hope you enjoy it even though I know it's a little hard to follow the moves. Have a great day :)
Everyone needs to understand what a gift this clip is. The best male and female chess player of all time, literally the King and Queen of chess history. Playing blitz in the park, laughing and having fun while still produce an interesting game with nice combination in the end. I feel blessed.
This response is golden.. Thanks for the illumination. The clip truly is truly many layers deep and only true lovers of the game will understand the depth and symbolic value of it. Thanks :)
In Rapport vs Nepo about 7 moves before she was like "but bishop sacrifice on h3 and it's a forced draw"... She litterally found it "over the board" 7 moves in advance while commentating with no engine. It took her like 5 seconds... In that moment I understood She is still super GM strength. Love her!
This is actually why I love Judit as a commentator. For sure she has the engine lines available but a lot of the time she's clearly not using them when she gives an initial opinion/assessment of a position. I've seen many instances of other GM commentators suggesting moves and she immediately points out the lines/outcomes of those. Also because her first analysis of a position is without the engine, she often gives a very good explanation of which moves certain players might find and which one they might not, which is always really interesting.
Judit is currently a professional chess teacher and commentator. She was No 1 female in the world (which takes almost supernatural ability to do so) and her record against male world champions is actually, I think, better than everyone else , male or female, ever. She was and is arguably the strongest player ever not to be world champion male or female. She has a plus score against all world champions she has played against. This included Kasparov. On that basis she is the worlds best chess player. She is still stronger than super GM strength. She is was and still is at "Legend" level able to defeat current world champs (Carlsen). Kasparov is playing bullet chess still and his rating is around 2700 despite his advanced years. He ahs only lost around 100 points from his time as world champ. The same for Judit. Her rating is probably 2750. Legends do not operate like normal human beings.
In her prime, Judit was a perennial Top 10-20 (in the world) Super GM, with a vicious, tactical attacking style. I fully expect her to win lots of blitz games against any competitor, no matter how rusty she may be. She is light years beyond being just a "strong GM" and should be feared. No other woman in chess history has come close to what she accomplished.
Judit is one of my favourite chess lecturers. If you’ve ever seen any of her instructional videos, they’re quite insightful and easy to follow for club players.
You can tell Magnus just loves playing chess. The respect he has for former players is so obvious in situations like this. While he is stronger than those who came before him, he seems to get nostalgic playing old fashioned opening lines he watched growing up.
She may be "retired" but she is in no way rusty, the lines and moves she proposes in her commentaries (no engine help) are top notch and she could still light it up in blitz and rapid
I've had the honor of playing against Judit Polgar in a simultan game (I was a 1300 rated player back then, who knew nothing about openings). We played the queen's gambit accepted, then she bashed a bishop into my short castle, long castled, and from then on, my only goal was to just survive. I got checkmated on move 23, it was a crazy game. Edit: Thank you for all the likes, I didn't expect this at all. I'm going to write down the entire game here for all of you (Judit had the white pieces). DISCLAIMER: I know I wasn't playing accurately at all, I've analyzed this game, don't educate me in the responses pls, thank you😇 1. d4 d5 2. Nf3 Nf6 3. c4 c6 4. Nc3 dxc4 5. e4 e6 6. Bg5 Be7 7. Bxc4 b5 8. Bd3 O-O 9. Qc2 g6 10. h4 h5 11. e5 Nd5 This is where the fun begins... 12. Bxg6 Bxg5 I didn't take back the Bishop, because I was scared of the Queen (Rightfully so I think). 13. hxg5 f5 I was like: I'm already dead, lets give her En Passant, 'cause why the f*ck not. 14. gxf6 Nxf6 I wanted to protect my King, so I sacced a Knight. 15. exf6 Rxf6 16. Rxh5 Qe7 Here, Kristóf started to panic. 17. O-O-O Nd7 18. Rh1 Qg7 I was awaiting death. 19. Bh7+ Kf8 20. Rg5 Qf7 21. Ne4 Bb7 Whoops, I blundered a dangerous fork. 22. Nd6 Qe7 Whoops again, now I blundered a King 23. Rg8# I didn't see that coming at all, game over, Judit (obviously) won.
by not knowing anything about openings does that mean you just played the queen's gambit or did you not know what that was at the time and were just copying people?
I like the idea that the ‘real games’ go down in the park outside where the candidates officially play. Kind of like the green room in ‘The Color of Money.’
I had played in a classical tournament which had an open environment on some terrace ig.. it was legit my best tournament (or 2nd best) and i was around 1200 rated that time (around 5 years back) and was 11. In that tournament i actually was able to defeat a 2000+ rated player! The open environment was really helpful for me.
I don't think we should call her Queen of chess. Her best ranking was number 8 in the world. What's the 8th most powerful piece on the board? Anything less than a pawn will do.
Judit still one one of the greatest chess players of all times ... especially considering the level of the competition when she was in her prime and the results she was able to achieve.
For those, who don't get what happened: Magnus Queen is the only defender of his d7 pawn. He can't take Judit's Bishop and can't move his Queen to a safe square without giving away the d7 pawn support. If he would do so, Qxd7 from Judit would be mate on the next move.
@@eddarby469 as you probably have discovered by now, there are several other RUclips videos analyzing this game. I only wonder if the players actually saw as deeply into some of the analysis as the other commentators. My guess is that they probably did not, but played some of the moves (like Magnus’ Nh6 and Bf8) out of general chess experience and “sense.” That could explain how he could move a rook to a semi-open file and miss the follow-up.
Two legends in the park, having a good time, nice crowd watching the game. And a spectacular game it is - never seen Magnus give up so quickly after that fatal blow of Judit.
Wow!! One of the coolest chess games I've seen in a very long time. Judit is still an amazing chess player. Caught the world champion completely off guard. Thank you for uploading this! Cheers!
Judit remains one of the strongest players in the world - she just stopped playing tournaments. If you watch Magnus enough you will know that he just does not get trapped like that - she is a legend.
I like how Judit starts saying something when Magnus moves the rook and the sentence just slows down and never finishes as she sees the bishop play and she gets the killer look on her face
We just got to witness a piece of history right here - the strongest man ever vs. the strongest woman ever. One hundred years from now, agadmator's great-grandkid will be commentating this game: "HELLO everybody! Today we have a very interesting game...."
POV: You miss a day of playing chess in the park with your 500-Elo friends. When you come the next day, they tell you "btw Judith and Magnus played here yesterday".
JUDIT POLGAR IS MY HERO!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Always enjoyed watching both her and magnus play back in the day. What she did back in the day to popularize womens chess was nothing short of incredible.
Wow, I didn't check when they last played with each other and if it is common, but we can definitely say that it is a historic match. The greatest woman in chess history plays against (probably) the best chess player of all the time. Epic!
I think we cannot speculate like "if Fischer had today's AI". We are talking about the fact of being the best player in the world. The player's potential is something compeletely different. Maybe Bobby was the most talented player, but prime Magnus will beat him in prime for sure, so Magnus is better. On the other hand, I'm sure that today there are a lot of more gifted/intelligent/creative players than Magnus, but e.g. Carlsen is better in hard-working. It's statistically inevitable.
@@derekkinney2277 Bobby Ficher started to hate chess because of the computer lines and memorization. Here is the proof in this interview through Hikaru's channel: ruclips.net/video/y5my99K-eSI/видео.html
Hungarian Judit Polgar, the strongest female chess player of all time, was inducted into the World Chess Hall of Fame in St. Louis, Missouri, on December 3, 2022
One of the great blessings of this era is Grand Master Chess being encouraged among the masses because of Internet and laughter and friendship. This kind of play rarely if ever took place in the 20th century among all the chess masters.
Lucha de titanes en el ajedrez . Aunque sea un aficionado valoro este encuentro Rey y Reina 🌹❤️👏👏👏👍♟️la sonrisa lo dice todo una gran amistad entre campeones .
I love that they're being buds having fun! So - for some, it is probably worth knowing (part of the story) that this mate is well known, at least by people who play Taimanov in a dedicated way. Magnus was just drifting and having fun with his brain turned off - and that is entertainment value in its own right - but who better than Judit to yank his chain??
This is ridiculous. Magnus in his prime would have absolutely stomped the lights out of Polgar in seconds with no mercy. She would, in fact, literally disintegrate across the table had Magnus used 1% more of his determination. Her legacy would have been wiped from existence, never to be recollected by another soul in this corporeal dimension.
I first saw Judit playing chess in a tournament in Brussels when she was only six years old. She played a friend of mine who couldn’t quite believe how good she already was!! I should just add that at that tournament her eldest sister crushed me:))
Everyone in the park are just chilling, and having some fun. It's nice that Magnus is playing against such strong players as the legendary Judit Polgar while waiting for the NATO conference.
Is Judit the GOAT? Well, here she is, playing a WINNING game of chess against the highest rated player in history AND holding a conversation with the audience at the same time! She's got my vote.
Magnus is arguably the GOAT. Judit is the one making a big feat by defeating him. Among women though Judit is definitely goat and that's not really arguable lol
After the game at 3:02 you could hear Judit say "do you want one more" ? Carlsen declined but at least she offered it. I thought that was a nice gesture on her part.
It's incredible how Stockfish just calmly plays 15…Bc6 and gives it +0.43, defending the d7 mating square, instead of Carlsen's Rc8. Actually you can play pretty much ANY move that doesn't trap your queen (doesn't block the c8 square).
They played some more good matches against each other on youtube going 10 years back.... I learned that she became the youngest ever GM and beat 11 respected world champions during her career.
It's curious how Magnus is actually enjoying taking that loss against Judith. He doesn't look ashamed at all. And he also refuses a second game, and says: 'it's better for the story to keep it like this'.
Why would he look ashamed to lose to a former top 8 player? Anand isn't at all near his top form anymore, much like Judit, but he could still theoretically beat Magnus the same way, and he used to be the WCC.
Magnus is used to losing. Even tho he's the greatest player of all time he still loses 1 in 7 games to anyone rated above 2,600. Of course he usually plays less dubious openings during tournaments.
Part of what Magnus so great, is that he doesn’t take anything too seriously. He doesn’t play for blood, he just plays, and says whatever. He is a champion that is not afraid to try different openings too, and take chances.
You know that feeling when you're walking in a park and see Magnus Carlson and Judit Polgar playing chess.
I wish I did know that feeling.
No I don't.
I’ld think I was dreaming 🤣👍🏽🙏
people don't know who they are...
Yeah but this Carlson guy blunders horribly.
Love Judit with the innocent "oh I'm no one special don't worry about me" right before the dagger Bb6!! A great commenter, great player, wonderful ambassador for the game.
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@@kevinjpratama 01:50
@@kevinjpratama eg 1:22 she says to someone who sounds like Anish Giri “I’m so lucky I’m still playing”… don’t know if she’s being humble or cagey, but Magnus clearly didn’t sense the danger and casually blunders Rc8.
LOLOL
And also GOAT female chess player
Hey guys! This was just a quick clip from today's livestream, I was in the retiro park and filmed this. Hope you enjoy it even though I know it's a little hard to follow the moves. Have a great day :)
You should make a video showing the moves! I want to see the truck! :P
@@sunnyvegas2778 I want the trick, but a truck sounds also interesting ;)
You actually got a great angle of the board and of Magnus's reaction to Bb6!
@@KvS1248 No trucks in the Retiro, please😂😂😂😂
Appreciate the quick upload
But add the board for the commentary version
Everyone needs to understand what a gift this clip is. The best male and female chess player of all time, literally the King and Queen of chess history. Playing blitz in the park, laughing and having fun while still produce an interesting game with nice combination in the end. I feel blessed.
Please don't lecture us on what WE NEED TO UNDERSTAND. As chess fans, we have the same ability to appreciate things as you do, it's why we watched.
You care too much about chess
@@ZomBMarketing calm down dude
It's just a board game, jeez
This response is golden.. Thanks for the illumination.
The clip truly is truly many layers deep and
only true lovers of the game will understand the depth and symbolic value of it. Thanks :)
In Rapport vs Nepo about 7 moves before she was like "but bishop sacrifice on h3 and it's a forced draw"...
She litterally found it "over the board" 7 moves in advance while commentating with no engine. It took her like 5 seconds... In that moment I understood
She is still super GM strength. Love her!
This is actually why I love Judit as a commentator. For sure she has the engine lines available but a lot of the time she's clearly not using them when she gives an initial opinion/assessment of a position. I've seen many instances of other GM commentators suggesting moves and she immediately points out the lines/outcomes of those. Also because her first analysis of a position is without the engine, she often gives a very good explanation of which moves certain players might find and which one they might not, which is always really interesting.
Judit is currently a professional chess teacher and commentator. She was No 1 female in the world (which takes almost supernatural ability to do so) and her record against male world champions is actually, I think, better than everyone else , male or female, ever. She was and is arguably the strongest player ever not to be world champion male or female. She has a plus score against all world champions she has played against. This included Kasparov. On that basis she is the worlds best chess player. She is still stronger than super GM strength. She is was and still is at "Legend" level able to defeat current world champs (Carlsen). Kasparov is playing bullet chess still and his rating is around 2700 despite his advanced years. He ahs only lost around 100 points from his time as world champ. The same for Judit. Her rating is probably 2750. Legends do not operate like normal human beings.
The commentary speaks for itself.
In her prime, Judit was a perennial Top 10-20 (in the world) Super GM, with a vicious, tactical attacking style. I fully expect her to win lots of blitz games against any competitor, no matter how rusty she may be. She is light years beyond being just a "strong GM" and should be feared. No other woman in chess history has come close to what she accomplished.
Where was her when Magnus and company played the World Rapid and Blitz in Poland?
@@KnightToRemember long retired
She was 8th in the world IIRC.
@@KnightToRemember where were your ídols when this woman was beating the shit out of the 4Ks back in the 90s? Show some respect, fanboy
@@josemari2758 what? Karpov,kramnik and Kasparov has overwhelming record against Polgar.
“She is a killer and can sense the checkmate in 20 before”
- Alexei Shirov (one of the best players in 90s and 00s) about Judit Polgar
Alexei Shirov is very equivalent to her in both style and strength. Glad he's still playing, unlike Polgar who retired early to focus on family
@@JimmyBoosterCrate Fire on board! 💪🔥
Judit is one of my favourite chess lecturers. If you’ve ever seen any of her instructional videos, they’re quite insightful and easy to follow for club players.
do you have the link or some?
link?
Link please. 🤷🏻♂️
Where can I find the club?
Yes. I was just a park players. And Judit book help me.
You can tell Magnus just loves playing chess. The respect he has for former players is so obvious in situations like this. While he is stronger than those who came before him, he seems to get nostalgic playing old fashioned opening lines he watched growing up.
She may be "retired" but she is in no way rusty, the lines and moves she proposes in her commentaries (no engine help) are top notch and she could still light it up in blitz and rapid
I would love to see her doing "Banter Blitz"
I've had the honor of playing against Judit Polgar in a simultan game (I was a 1300 rated player back then, who knew nothing about openings). We played the queen's gambit accepted, then she bashed a bishop into my short castle, long castled, and from then on, my only goal was to just survive. I got checkmated on move 23, it was a crazy game.
Edit: Thank you for all the likes, I didn't expect this at all. I'm going to write down the entire game here for all of you (Judit had the white pieces).
DISCLAIMER: I know I wasn't playing accurately at all, I've analyzed this game, don't educate me in the responses pls, thank you😇
1. d4 d5
2. Nf3 Nf6
3. c4 c6
4. Nc3 dxc4
5. e4 e6
6. Bg5 Be7
7. Bxc4 b5
8. Bd3 O-O
9. Qc2 g6
10. h4 h5
11. e5 Nd5 This is where the fun begins...
12. Bxg6 Bxg5 I didn't take back the Bishop, because I was scared of the Queen (Rightfully so I think).
13. hxg5 f5 I was like: I'm already dead, lets give her En Passant, 'cause why the f*ck not.
14. gxf6 Nxf6 I wanted to protect my King, so I sacced a Knight.
15. exf6 Rxf6
16. Rxh5 Qe7 Here, Kristóf started to panic.
17. O-O-O Nd7
18. Rh1 Qg7 I was awaiting death.
19. Bh7+ Kf8
20. Rg5 Qf7
21. Ne4 Bb7 Whoops, I blundered a dangerous fork.
22. Nd6 Qe7 Whoops again, now I blundered a King
23. Rg8# I didn't see that coming at all, game over, Judit (obviously) won.
by not knowing anything about openings does that mean you just played the queen's gambit or did you not know what that was at the time and were just copying people?
What is more likely is that she played the queens gambit and his 1300 brain probs thought it was a blunder of a pawn
Castelo?
Surviving to move 23 against a GM at 1300 is impressive, are you a young chess player too? Even more good on ya
@@Rramos-d3k castle é rock em inglês
"If to 'play like a girl' meant anything in chess, it would mean relentless aggression."
-Garry Kasparov, re: Judit Polgar
😮💨👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽
Y tras esto, Magnus Carlsen exclamó: ¡Tsschessumare!
Me no habla español, na mentira, saludos inmortal
jajajaja buena esa
Bien dice alguien por ahí !!! Comerás y te arrepentirás!!! 😁😁😁😁😁......Saludos!!!
Jajaj ki buina
xD
I like the idea that the ‘real games’ go down in the park outside where the candidates officially play. Kind of like the green room in ‘The Color of Money.’
I mean, there is some truth to that. Magnus looks much happier playing here than he probably ever would playing in a WCC match.
@@TheAluvisify Because WCC matches are stressful as hell and here he has got nothing to lose
I had played in a classical tournament which had an open environment on some terrace ig.. it was legit my best tournament (or 2nd best) and i was around 1200 rated that time (around 5 years back) and was 11. In that tournament i actually was able to defeat a 2000+ rated player! The open environment was really helpful for me.
I'm just more impressed at how quickly she re-arranged the pieces at 3:03
woahhhh
wow! actually flash speed haha
It’s a thing u learn if u played in a club✌🏻
🧐
@@DCBC-xd8ji hmm I see. Interesting
Judit is and always will be the Queen of chess. She was an absolute monster!
Respect ✊🏽
The true Beth Harmon.
Obese Beth Harmon
The waiting is for Eline Roebers.
I don't think we should call her Queen of chess. Her best ranking was number 8 in the world. What's the 8th most powerful piece on the board? Anything less than a pawn will do.
@@guptayush179
Agreed, she mixed it up with the best of males and females. Criticism accepted.
Judit still one one of the greatest chess players of all times ... especially considering the level of the competition when she was in her prime and the results she was able to achieve.
For those, who don't get what happened:
Magnus Queen is the only defender of his d7 pawn. He can't take Judit's Bishop and can't move his Queen to a safe square without giving away the d7 pawn support. If he would do so, Qxd7 from Judit would be mate on the next move.
Thank you, I couldnt follow the piece moves, too small for me 😀
@@alainwroblewski3496 Agree. Really interesting to see how even the greatest be beat -- but only by another great.
Can you give us a game score? It was hard for me to see half of what happened. But, heck, I'm only 1600.
Maybe mention that the Queen could have saved herself and kept the control of d7 from c8. Unfortunately, now the Rook is there...
@@eddarby469 as you probably have discovered by now, there are several other RUclips videos analyzing this game. I only wonder if the players actually saw as deeply into some of the analysis as the other commentators. My guess is that they probably did not, but played some of the moves (like Magnus’ Nh6 and Bf8) out of general chess experience and “sense.” That could explain how he could move a rook to a semi-open file and miss the follow-up.
I’m geuinely jealous, so many cool people in one park at the same time.
In another video I saw Anish Giri, but now it looks like Anna Cramling too! This is fantastic.
Yesterday I went to the park and I saw two homeless people riding one mobility scooter
@@NataliePine how? like on top of each other or next to each other?
@@jal-kx6tm One was leaning forward and sort of wearing the other one as a backpack. It was a bit precarious
@@NataliePine i'm not a professional or anything but i think side by side would have been the better move.
Two legends in the park, having a good time, nice crowd watching the game. And a spectacular game it is - never seen Magnus give up so quickly after that fatal blow of Judit.
He knows that for her every move after Bb6 is a routine win.
Stil played a bit more for cameras.
Iconic video footage - Amazing for Anna to capture this for the chess world :) Cheers, K
Judith is still able to switch to beast mode. Great stuff by both players. Sounds like Anish is having a great time too.
Loving Judit's range of emotions starting at 1:49
Wow!! One of the coolest chess games I've seen in a very long time. Judit is still an amazing chess player. Caught the world champion completely off guard. Thank you for uploading this! Cheers!
I love the reactions from this angle. Judit just sitting calmly while Anish loses his mind is so funny.
Judit remains one of the strongest players in the world - she just stopped playing tournaments. If you watch Magnus enough you will know that he just does not get trapped like that - she is a legend.
Judit has been joyous throughout the Candidates. Much respect.
I like how Judit starts saying something when Magnus moves the rook and the sentence just slows down and never finishes as she sees the bishop play and she gets the killer look on her face
Best comment ever!🎉 she’s a natural attacker
Best female and male players of all time. Anna laughing in the background and Anish with his usual comments makes this video even more special 🤣🤣🤣
Both Judit and Magnus are such nice people, truly ambassadors of chess
Love how Judit spring a surprise move that nailed the game...... brilliant
I just realised I was watching this video with a smile on my face, and I am still smiling.
Judit still got it!!!
I played her sister Susan Polgar in 1996 and was honored to get crushed in 19 moves. Still have the scoresheet with her signature.
That’s an awesome story, I can only wish something similar.
We just got to witness a piece of history right here - the strongest man ever vs. the strongest woman ever. One hundred years from now, agadmator's great-grandkid will be commentating this game: "HELLO everybody! Today we have a very interesting game...."
Judit is a beast !!! Incredible strong GM !! It's fun to see her with Magnus enjoying their time !!!
Judit Polgar, an incredibly strong chess player. Still great against the world champ. What an amazing game.
women do not know playing, there is the ranking all the times....end !!
This emanates kryptonite levels of power right here.
who?
Love the analogy. Magnus is superman and Judit has a Kryptonite Bishop.
So… Magnus just got JUDITPOLGARED.
She’s a genius too
I like how it took the people watching 16 seconds to figure out what happened before they started clapping.
Yeah, haha and for Anish Giri was like almost instantly, same for Magnus.
Hahaha Anish and Magnus just going off with the "Oh My Gods" when Judith plays the move is just an absolute epic moment!
"This is a photo moment!" ^^
Anish and Magnus are hilarious together
1:57 crowd is thinking, "what what what???"
I love how she seems almost embarrassed when she finds the bishop move. Queen of hearts.
Judit, bringing the pain. I can hear her now: “Are you joking?!”
Favorite chess clip of all time.
POV: You miss a day of playing chess in the park with your 500-Elo friends. When you come the next day, they tell you "btw Judith and Magnus played here yesterday".
EPIC comments! Hahahahaha
JUDIT POLGAR IS MY HERO!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Always enjoyed watching both her and magnus play back in the day. What she did back in the day to popularize womens chess was nothing short of incredible.
I love her too
It's always nice to see Judit play chess with her incredible attacking style, I just love her.
I love her too
Judit Polgar at the park? Everyone leaving.
So quick! 17 .Bb6!! Judit was like: "Oh no! My bishop is hanging" 🤓 1:56 But Judit is unable to miss a tactic. (And Magnus resigned on Move 20.)
Yes, I saw the video too!
@@iaber1698 I hope I saved you the trouble of confirming it was a "miniature" 🤓
Thanks for the comment. Have you got all the game moves, from 1 to 20?
Muchas gracias Anna por traer esta partida. ❤
Happy to see this clip on RUclips wasn't as choppy as the livestream
Judith is still a bad ass!
Increíble Judit, ganándole a Magnus!!! Ese sacrificio de alfil, estuvo espectacular
no es un sacrificio, esta ganando la dama de Magnus porque no puede comer el alfil, de hecho no comio el alfil de b6 porque recibia mate si lo hacia
Más que un sacrificio, se le llama “estrategia de desviación(deflection strategy)”
Wow, I didn't check when they last played with each other and if it is common, but we can definitely say that it is a historic match. The greatest woman in chess history plays against (probably) the best chess player of all the time. Epic!
@Trump Maybe compared to the competitive field at the time, but I don't think that Fischer at his prime could challenge Magnus today.
@Chris Canavan II If Fischer had the opportunity to learn from AI as well then perhaps he would have been even stronger. Alas we’ll never know.
@Trump how long did fischers reign lasted?
I think we cannot speculate like "if Fischer had today's AI". We are talking about the fact of being the best player in the world. The player's potential is something compeletely different. Maybe Bobby was the most talented player, but prime Magnus will beat him in prime for sure, so Magnus is better. On the other hand, I'm sure that today there are a lot of more gifted/intelligent/creative players than Magnus, but e.g. Carlsen is better in hard-working. It's statistically inevitable.
@@derekkinney2277 Bobby Ficher started to hate chess because of the computer lines and memorization. Here is the proof in this interview through Hikaru's channel: ruclips.net/video/y5my99K-eSI/видео.html
Hungarian Judit Polgar, the strongest female chess player of all time, was inducted into the World Chess Hall of Fame in St. Louis, Missouri, on December 3, 2022
Judith, with 12 women's world champ. a true phenomenon.
winning the women's world championship means nothing. They are all terrible. Her being the first woman to reach the top 10 is far more impressive
@@stormtrooper-w4e also played a candidates
@@stormtrooper-w4e but all the women chess players are far better than u
@@bevarena6269 and?
@@bevarena6269 That's not the case
Polgar had a rating in the 2700s and was #8 at one point. She’s literally a former Super GM.
¡Que grande Judit!! Me alegro mucho de haberla conocido en persona
This will become one of the most viewed chess games in RUclips . 👍👍👍👏👏👏
One of the great blessings of this era is Grand Master Chess being encouraged among the masses because of Internet and laughter and friendship. This kind of play rarely if ever took place in the 20th century among all the chess masters.
Lucha de titanes en el ajedrez . Aunque sea un aficionado valoro este encuentro Rey y Reina 🌹❤️👏👏👏👍♟️la sonrisa lo dice todo una gran amistad entre campeones .
Judit is easily in my top 10 favorite players of all time along with Magnus, Kasparov, Fischer, Anand, Morphy et al.
Same here! Greetings from the country of Gm Julio Granda ❤
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Wow! The greatest man and woman chess players of all time playing blitz with each other!!!
I love that they're being buds having fun! So - for some, it is probably worth knowing (part of the story) that this mate is well known, at least by people who play Taimanov in a dedicated way. Magnus was just drifting and having fun with his brain turned off - and that is entertainment value in its own right - but who better than Judit to yank his chain??
Judit still has it, and Magnus is a true gentlemen, having fun in the park. Great match!
He's taking a page out of Naka playbook
This is ridiculous. Magnus in his prime would have absolutely stomped the lights out of Polgar in seconds with no mercy. She would, in fact, literally disintegrate across the table had Magnus used 1% more of his determination. Her legacy would have been wiped from existence, never to be recollected by another soul in this corporeal dimension.
@@chloegpt Dude chill
@@chloegpt 🤣
@@chloegpt Is magnus not in his prime now?
I love the little jolt on her face at 1:52 when she sees that he blundered. It took her not even 2 seconds to see it.
I first saw Judit playing chess in a tournament in Brussels when she was only six years old. She played a friend of mine who couldn’t quite believe how good she already was!! I should just add that at that tournament her eldest sister crushed me:))
I have an indirect link with you Julian. I have beaten a player Steve Chivers . Who beat you long long ago when you were around 2200
Met Judith long time ago in Jakarta in an tournament when she was so young
Judit is great!! She's the type of person who I would really look forward to seeing at a holiday party or family gathering.
She speaks how she plays. Mind you ;)
A memorable day for chess enthusiasts to see this live.
Judit Polgar, The Queen of chess ❤
1:57 i like how in this moment in time, only Anish in the crowd knew how screwed Magnus was
Everyone in the park are just chilling, and having some fun. It's nice that Magnus is playing against such strong players as the legendary Judit Polgar while waiting for the NATO conference.
When he started to make his next move she should have pulled a Mr Shaibel "child...when you lose your queen like that you resign"
Man, she was always so impressive player! Nice educational attacking games! I respect her so much!
¡Una joyita y un partidazo! ¡Gracias, Anna!
the queen against the king
nice
Quelle joie de vous voir jouer pour le plaisir en plein air tout en décontraction une très belle partie d'échec !♥️♥️♥️
Is Judit the GOAT? Well, here she is, playing a WINNING game of chess against the highest rated player in history AND holding a conversation with the audience at the same time! She's got my vote.
Magnus is arguably the GOAT. Judit is the one making a big feat by defeating him. Among women though Judit is definitely goat and that's not really arguable lol
After the game at 3:02 you could hear Judit say "do you want one more" ? Carlsen declined but at least she offered it. I thought that was a nice gesture on her part.
She’s great, indeed
The reason Bb6 traps the queen is because magnus’s queen is guarding against Qd7 mate. He can’t take the bishop which would blunder mate.
Here’s the line if you’re having a hard time seeing it:
1. e4 c5
2. Nf3 e6
3. d4 cxd4
4. Nxd4 Nc6
5. Nc3 a6
6. Be3 Qc7
7. Qd2 Nf6
8. f3 Be7
9. O-O-O b5
10. g4 Nxd4
11. Bxd4 Bb7
12. e5 Nxg4
13. Rg1 Nh6
14. Bd3 Bf8
15. Be4 Rc8
16. Bb6 (traps Mag’s queen…applause) Bxe4
17. Bxc7 Bc6
18. Bd6 Nf5
19. Ne4 *black resigns*
Thanks for the explanation. Couldn’t see it.
underrated comment
This comment needs to be pinned at the very top.
it is Be4 the second time
@@boldswagon Yes! 15. Be4
It's incredible how Stockfish just calmly plays 15…Bc6 and gives it +0.43, defending the d7 mating square, instead of Carlsen's Rc8. Actually you can play pretty much ANY move that doesn't trap your queen (doesn't block the c8 square).
80% in chess is psychology.. Judit knows that.
Judit Polgár is still one of the best chess players in the world.
Incrediboy!!! Judith Polgar es increíble y maravillosa!!!
They played some more good matches against each other on youtube going 10 years back.... I learned that she became the youngest ever GM and beat 11 respected world champions during her career.
Happy to look 2 legends playing informally.
It's curious how Magnus is actually enjoying taking that loss against Judith. He doesn't look ashamed at all. And he also refuses a second game, and says: 'it's better for the story to keep it like this'.
Why would he look ashamed to lose to a former top 8 player? Anand isn't at all near his top form anymore, much like Judit, but he could still theoretically beat Magnus the same way, and he used to be the WCC.
a true gentlemen ?
Magnus is likely playing with a time deficit
There's a little comment in your misogyny
Magnus is used to losing. Even tho he's the greatest player of all time he still loses 1 in 7 games to anyone rated above 2,600. Of course he usually plays less dubious openings during tournaments.
That reaction from both of them is priceless
Este es todo el juego de Magnus Carlsen VS Judith Polgar, 2 Julio 2022:
1. e4 - c5
2. Cf3 - e6
3. d4 - cxd4
4. Cxd4 - Cc6
5. Cc3 - a6
6. Ae3 - Dc7
7. Dd2 - Cf6
8. f3 - Ae7
9. O-O-O - b5
10. g4 - Cxd4
11. Axd4 - Ab7
12. e5 - Cxg4 (!)
13. Tg1 - Ch6
14. Ad3 - Af8
15. Ae4 - Tc8 (?)
16. Ab6 (!) - Axe4
17. Axc7 - Ac6
18. Ad6 - Cf5
19. Ce4 - (Se rinde)
Thanks
El otro que dice: Oh My God!! es Anish Giri, que lindo ver a estos tres monstruos del ajedrez en un clima relajado divirtiéndose como niños!!!
Magnus the absolute gentleman will never be forgotten
What would have been really cool would have been walking into a park and seeing Judit Polar and Magnus Carlsen playing a piano duet together.
What an honor that must have been for Magnus.
This
Video from another angle shows Anish Giri in the audience, with his mouth falling open when she made that move.
1:55 is the best part!
Magnus' immediate reaction is priceless!
Magnus seems to be such a nice guy! And Polgar so humble. What a truly magnificent combination!
Part of what Magnus so great, is that he doesn’t take anything too seriously. He doesn’t play for blood, he just plays, and says whatever. He is a champion that is not afraid to try different openings too, and take chances.
"lack of experience" was a great jibe from the peanut gallery! hahaha such good fun
Confirmed by Magnus 'lack of experience in the Scillian' terrific fun game.
That was Anish Giri in case you haven't realized :)
1. e4 c5 2. Nf3 e6 3. d4 cxd4 4. Nxd4 Nc6 5. Nc3 a6 6. Be3 Qc7 7. Qd2 Nf6 8. f3 Be7 9. O-O-O b5 10. g4 Nxd4 11. Bxd4 Bb7 12. e5 Nxg4 13. Rg1 Nh6 14. Bd3 Bf8 15. Be4 Rc8 16. Bb6
Her way of playing is hypnotical