Hikaru Destroyed The London System By A 2700-Rated GM
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- Опубликовано: 28 янв 2025
- That's a really cool opening trap for Black against the London System!
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If anyone wondering, the opponent was GM Evgeny Bareev, peaked like top 5 I think
So playing the London resulted in the loss of the queen. Makes sense.
Absolutely underrated comment imo
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Hell nahhhh💀
Nice..
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The whole point of london system is to retreat bishop to g3 and invite knight to take the bishop and capture the knight with the h pawn to have an open h file. He didn't play the london, he played his mom's system
Mom system 💀
London System Mom variation
Bro thinks hes in a position to tell a 2700 the "whole point" of their chosen opening
He’s a super GM… sit down newb
Knows what he's doing but loosing? Don't think so dummy@@eu-daemonic
I like GM Igor Smirnov, he makes a lot of good opening-training videos. This one, though... White had to find many wrong moves to get into such a bad position. I ran this game thru the engine, thinking I might add it to my opening-study prep, but I can't imagine my opponents going so wrong. Well played by Hikaru, though.
I'm 2075 and what white's doing seriously wrong isn't obvious to me at all. Their play looks reasonable to me.
@@ClarkPotter Same, it's something I would do, (I'm only 900 rated tho😂)
My friend and I exclusively play the London, and when the opponent replies normally we're in our comfort zone but these moves by hikaru would take me completely out
If you needed a computer the mistakes weren't that obvious to you
i'm sure your opponents are better than hikaru's lmfao
Hikaru's opponent was a grandmaster named Evgeny Bareev, which I believe was former #4 in the world at some point. It was played at a very serious tournament (Las Vegas Millionaire event). Funny how the 900's criticize his play when it's clear that they don't understand the importance of the bishop pair at that level.
At a low ELO, aggressively responding to the London seems to be best. It’s a passive opening, forcing them to be active really forces a lot of extra moves that they would have been happy to play if they started with e4 Kings knight. Very classy trap by Hikari.
Nakamura severely punished him. 😂
The Lohhrndon system is solid. The guy just played it badly
Hikaru found how to distroy his opponent in move 10 the day before
Who let bro be a GM 🗣️
White could have played differently. For example, 8. Ne5 was a dubious move, for it moved the king knight twice in the opening and set up a premature attack. The simple development of the white pieces would have been a better strategy, such as 8.Nbd2.
I love it when beginner/intermediate players try giving grandmasters tips and advice
@@averygoodname5390 I play the London on both sides of the board.
@@averygoodname5390 That's the purpose of analyzing, no? The fact that white horribly lost the game implies the existence of better moves
this looks like more of a 900-1000 elo game
Hikaru's opponent was a grandmaster named Evgeny Bareev, which I believe was former #4 in the world at some point. It was played at a very serious tournament (Las Vegas Millionaire event). It's really funny when 900's criticize his play when it's clear that they don't understand the importance of the bishop pair at that level.
@@sauron4313Pretty sure queen is more important than bishop pair.
@@martinvitvavrik9417 It is, but that's not the point. He wanted to save the bishop pair for the positional advantage it provides in endgames that GM's usually play out. In this case, by trying to save that small positional edge he blundered, which shows us his bishop move was probably more of a reaction than an actually thought out move.
@@sauron4313 So he made a 900 rated blunder but somehow it's not that, because blah blah blah? Got it.
@@Arezkkuzu He made a blunder, it doesn't change the result of the game, but it's clear that his focus was more towards positional play principals that led to his blunder; of course it doesn't matter game-wise though.
The way I learned the London, the steps to build the pyramid will vary according with the other side's reaction. After black moved the c pawn, white had to move one square his as well. After black Queen attacks the whitw b pawn, it goes forward 2 squares.
bishop e5 protects the queen bruv
Yea but then the bishop gets trapped and your position is ravaged it’s just horrible
Is it a blitz game? That's a 1300 level play by the opponent.
The guy was rated 1700 not 2700
Bro blitz? Even in bullet this type of game is disgraceful for a gm
@@Luke_The_Notible_12 Hikaru's opponent was a grandmaster named Evgeny Bareev, which I believe was former #4 in the world at some point. It was played at a very serious tournament (Las Vegas Millionaire event). I find it funny how the 900's criticize his play when it's clear that they don't understand the importance of the bishop pair at that level.
@@sauron4313 U can run that s on an engine and it says 1000 elo play
@@paulo0651 Firstly, engines will be relative to the elo given. If you have a game between two 1000 elo players and one plays brilliantly without mistakes, it may still only show a "rating" of 1600 or so. Secondly, Hikaru's opponent only blundered once playing Bg3, which is a very natural move, and he resigned when he saw the queen trap sequence, so yes this shows us he is also knowledgable.
Great work Igor
Colle system is like the London but it doesn't leave the b2 weak
There is something wrong with the title😂😂😂
That was a calculation deficient game I must say...
Sorry, correction.
1700. Not 2700.
Hikaru's opponent was a grandmaster named Evgeny Bareev, which I believe was former #4 in the world at some point. It was played at a very serious tournament (Las Vegas Millionaire event). Funny how 900's criticize his play when it's clear that they don't understand the importance of the bishop pair at that level.
he always have a stockfish drone up on the ceiling
Why can't ppl just accept that even tho he is 2700 elo GM who once was top 4 in the world, he clearly could've made way better moves and that what he did in that game wasn't very smart.
I'm no 2700, but even I know more theory to not fall for these traps
looks like instead of Bg3, white should play Bd3. After that if g6, then Bxg6 fxg6 Qxg6 with some counterplay against the black king. Stockfish has black up 1.2 in this case, compared with 4.0 after the Bg3 move.
Omg he has the exact same cadence like Hikaru. Crazy. 😂❤
Thats what i thought. Its funny that no one realised it😂
The bishop from f4 to g3 and EVERYTHING IS FINE
That gm doesnt know how to play London correctly
This just goes to show that at higher levels, openings can be brutal. I play around 2200, and sometimes I run into people who just know certain lines or who destroy my openings (I love playing the Dutch, but it's really dubious if you know what you're doing).
Obviously white made some errors here, but still, it's amazing how wrong it goes and how quickly for white.
That ain't London system. That's solar system😌
HIKARU PLAYED LIKE LEVI!!!!
There r lines where it is ok for london bishop to be captured on f4
Instead of pawn b3, queen c1 and that's fine.
that ain't a London System that is Mars System.
Looks more like the Birmingham System.
b3 is the death knell
He sounds like meatwad from aqua teen hunger force saying “bibble” when he says “bishop”
I blunder alot, so I don't put out my queen early, lots of unavoidable and hard to find traps out of nowhere early.
london system is how ding won nepo in wcc
Ke5 was the blunder
Somebody please explain why white didn't move bishop to G3? I thought that's supposed to be the standard response for London
Knight e 5 was the mistake
Serves him right for playing that cowards opening 😂
The good old lodden system
dude, i just love this man's pronunciation
still trying to figure out what this guy is chewing on...
Ne5 is not a next move on that position
I see that Queen Sacrifice can bring a Bishop and Knight on the plate. Isnt that a solid sacrifice ?
Queen Kills F6 Bishop and check the king. So Rook kills the queen. Now Knight is hanging in enemy territory. Pawn can kill the knight
After Ne3 why not Bc7?
I know im not even close to this level of chess, but couldn't white have seen that bishop g3 was the reason his queen was trapped? He could have taken the pawn on e7 and if black takes back just go queen h3, if black moves the knight for a discovered attack just push g2. If instead black goes knight e3 threatening a fork then you simply take with the queen. If you go back to the bishop move, if black instead doesn't take the bishop, and pushes g7, it's the same exact plan. Queen h3 then push the pawn to block the bishop. If you want you could also attack the queen with the bushop that black doesn't take but it would be a bad move because black can check you with the queen and if you make the mistake of moving to d1 after a few checks, black can force your queen to h3 and THEN check your king with the knight, discovering an attack on your queen.
Why didn't white just play Bishop g3? If Nxg3 then hxg3 gives the Rook an open file!!
Actually, I always win against Nf3 or Bf4 playing C5 since I am a high rated queens gambit player
Bd3 instead Bg3 and white loses only 1 pawn.
Don't think this should be blamed on the London system. All the bad moves happened after
London system is a really bad opening at the top level. It lets black equalize really quickly.
That’s not even how one plays a proper London tho 🤓
Why didn't he go to Bg3? I think he made a big mistake there. Had he gone to Bg3 the outcome of this game might have been different.
Dont play london if you are not ding liren
My man won with london
Nice, I hate the London
Is it Ee-Gor
Or I-gor
ee-gor
The way you say Nakamura was funny
White bishop to c2
London is for noobs, I only play C5 and always win.
Every high rated queens gambit player know how to counter the london by playing C5.
No matter if Nf3 or Bf4, C5 is just so good for black.
I just hate the London system😂😂😂
The way he says pawn drives me nuts lmao
Very helpful
Damn this guys accent is tough to listen to
Is this a blitz game?
Was he Ding Liren
Omg thank u for this, I won a tournament and I got 1st place and got a medal
Really, you are showing a "London" game where White played b3 vs. Qb6? That's 1400 ELO at best.
Lol, what else do you do, Mr. Grandmaster?
Was ıt blitz?
Hikaru's opponent was a grandmaster named Evgeny Bareev, which I believe was former #4 in the world at some point. It was played at a very serious tournament (Las Vegas Millionaire event) and was a classical match. Funny how the 900's criticize his play when it's clear that they don't understand the importance of the bishop pair at that level.
This is why I don’t play the London
OTB game?
Knack A Mura
hikaru nAkamura
is this an irish or a french accent?
Why gave up so fast? I play daily 24hrs time limit and I only move 1 per day. Win or lose. 😂😂😂
There is no way this player was 2700.
He was 2700+ at some point. GM Evgeny Bareev. I also find it funny that 900 elo players are talking though, because they don't seem to understand the importance of the bishop pair at top levels.
I am also 2700 at 7
How can a 2700 gm play the London that bad
900's telling a former top 5 player (Evgeny Bareev aka Hikaru's opponent this game) how to play the London is hilarious.
Brutal.
i like how this channel actually shows possible opening traps instead of showing the impossible bs that other chess channel show
with knight on g4 the only way to give discovered attack on the W Q loses the second knight. So after Nxe3, white moves QxB RxQ fxN and white has 3 pieces for a Q and P. Doable.
very lawgical
Who the f#_k plays london at a 2700
Ding liren world champion defeat ian nepomniatchi with london system..
Bro ghotam chess win against a bot which basically is stockfish
which one
@@crem44 the turk it’s basically a stockfish
Hikaru
Itu sangat menarik 😅😅😅
London unbeatable
U sure this was a GM he was playing? After Hikaru first queen move he could’ve played the poisoned pawn trap. Furthermore, as mentioned in another comment, in the London you’re supposed to invite the bishop to be taken in trade for the open file on the rook preventing a short castle and allowing you to send you’re attack to the queen side before they have a chance to castle
Hikaru's opponent was a grandmaster named Evgeny Bareev, which was former #4 in the world at some point. It was played at a very serious tournament (Las Vegas Millionaire event). Funny how the 900's criticize his play when it's clear that they don't understand the importance of the bishop pair at that level.....
@@sauron4313 Im 1600 so yes, I am not the best. But my main opening is the London System and while the bishop pair is important, the bishop trade off for the open file is arguably more critical in the London System as it provides a humongous attack on the short side of the opponent. And it is also extremely common for the dark squared bishop to be trapped and so I thought a gm would not let that happen. GM or not, he should have played the poisoned pawn trap using a Jobaba london
@@musabawad7230 GM's would not let such an attack happen so easily. The reason why Hikaru's opponent did not allow that trade is because the knight would be wasting time on h5, so "wasting" a move and saving the bishop keeping the pair is very important as GM games tend to reach endgames, and this is where the pair is usually better than knights. Also, if black chooses to win this pair by going h6-g5 then he can do so, but for a much more weakened kingside, which is much better than just a plain open file that may not even be used if black castles queenside (somewhat common in London positions).
@@sauron4313 I put it in engine. It was the same evaluation regardless. Theoretically if it did reach an endgame then it would have probaly been better for the pair. However the fact is that white's series of event lead to a .5 disadvantage vs if he traded the bishop for the file it would've been equal
peski quene
London is pronounced lundin, not landun
Be5
Stop plugging your nose while you talk
maybe you take the bread out of your mouth before the next video :D
Bf4 could save the queen
how ?
White wasn't going to forcefully lose the Queen. White is going to lose a piece minimum and against another GM it's resignable.
First comment!
Wow, how amazing, so what?
@@sandrinilie he was fastest
Actually. . ."first empty comment"
@@OrmTostesson what a hero
@@OrmTostesson and why is that important?
What an ugly accent
700 elo Gm?
Hikaru's opponent was a grandmaster named Evgeny Bareev, who was former #4 in the world at some point. It was played at a very serious tournament (Las Vegas Millionaire event). Funny how the 900's criticize his play when it's clear that they don't understand the importance of the bishop pair at that level..
Stop copy pasting your garbage message trying to defend this horrible game. It’s a disgrace that a GM even played at this level.
“Importance of the bishop pair”… What’s the importance of the bishop pair if you’re forced to resign in the early game because you played so poorly? ZERO!
Hikaru DESTORYED this guy and the game wasn’t even close. Even a 100 elo chess player can see that and understand he got dog walked on a leash. GG go next.
@@HaizyGoneOfficial Your comparison to a 100 elo player clearly shows you yourself are not much better.
Easy for you to say "the game wasn't even close" when in reality there was only one bad move played. GM's can also blunder too, sometimes in the most important situations as well, for example just look at the recent Fabiano-Nepo game in the Candidates. Fabiano was winning practically the whole game but was unable to, in possibly one of the most important games of his life (he could've forced tiebreaks with a win).
The truth is you shouldn't even comment on the GM's playing, cause in reality you yourself sound like you would have trouble beating a 1600. Perhaps get to GM level yourself, and then talk, when you finally understand why the GM could've automatically played such a move.
Also, as for my "garbage copy pasting", it is to teach you guys who aren't very educated on the game of chess, because you think that the GM title is a joke or something, when you haven't reached that level.
@@sauron4313 I aint reading allat, chief. You're the one copy pasting a message and replying to everyone's comment. Everyone disagrees with you, and you're not smart for trying to disagree with everyone else. You're an annoying loser, try again.
@@sauron4313 I’m not criticizing bro, it is what it is.
Actually, I always win against Nf3 or Bf4 playing C5 since I am a high rated queens gambit player