Anand and Kramnik fun discussion about their game - Post Conference - London Chess Classic 2014

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Post Conference: Anand and Kramnik fun discussion about their game
London Chess Classic 2014

[@penearth]

Vishy brilliant at post game and back playing well

[@brandondaniels9471]

I'd love to see Kramnik casted as a Bourne villan. Just sayin'.. :)

[@amazingthing7379]

Lmao, he just need to fight in only last scene. Rest the dialogue deliveries will be enough for a whole movie 😂.

[@Walker_-wv7nv]

Kraminik has a deep great calculating vision of the board.

[@naaveenmahadeshwar7889]

This is why they are Grandmasters! Mind boggling calculations! 🙏🙏🙏love from India 🇮🇳

[@AdityaPal_sciencepal]

I like how at 07:20 Nigel suggests Qc5 and then dismisses the move ... and suddenly both players realize together that it was one of their candidate moves

[@bubsadoozy]

This kind of discussion referring to games w/ identical positions is insightful. These super GM's obviously can't hold all these games in their head. If chess were ever "solved" any reference to a solution or position which a comp has solved would really be a pointless comment. It seems like even if it chess is objectively drawn or won for black/white it won't matter due to man's limited mind.

[@hikkenwayans]

Thanks (a lot) for upload!!!

[@GlobalUnion420]

What did Vishy say at the end about computers, that would kill chess for us humans?

[@DukeOfMalarkey]

"I would strongly recommend someone to put computers to work on b3 and g3."

[@franciscocastaneda1633]

at 6:55....1.- Rd7.... Anand lose automatically....

[@potatofarmerbowbow3557]

+Francisco castañeda Except you can take Kxd7 Qb7+ there is Qc7