Carlsen fights Kramnik over d5
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- Опубликовано: 16 июл 2024
- Featured is the rapid chess game between Vladimir Kramnik and Magnus Carlsen from the 2011 Amber Rapid Tournament. Once Kramnik plays d5, a big fight ensues over that key square. Kramnik wants to establish a white piece on d5, and Carlsen wants a white pawn on d5. After the battle over d5 has concluded, the attention turns towards the pawn majorities where Carlsen quickly emerges the victor. Carlsen’s accuracy for this rapid game was 98%.
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The biggest difficulty I've had with chess is the "middle game". This video explains the strategic reasoning. Someone once commented that a lot of players can memorize openings, but when a game goes "out of book", they're lost as to what to do. Most chess books that I've read focused on tactics (e.g. if take, take, take, take, and then take) without ever getting into the positioning. This video goes into the positioning, and elucidates old maxims like "control of center squares".
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"That was an interesting game by Carlsen"- Vlad Kramnik
Your analysis on the pawn majorities and positional chess, very instructive. Nicely done.
Thank you. They were the key features in this one. 👍
Very interesting game, I must say.
Loved the analysis. Great game. Well played. Thanks again for all you do.
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great video! Super cool to see how a concept as deceptively simple as "control d5" can become such a heated and complex conversation between two champions.
And, it seems Carlsen won the "d5 control".
The white bishop's mobility was restricted, the black knight eventually became a masterpiece.
Back when Kramnik wasn't a salty blogger
@@nicbentulanis this a copy pasta
Back when Kramnik wasn't broke
Lol
Vlad the complainer
It's always fascinating when a single square is fought over so fiercely.
Thanks Jerry, for analysing this beautiful game.
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Excellent analysis as always.
Jerry,Thanks so much for your analysis. Both your choices and analyses are great and instructive
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Super instructive, thanks.
Very instructive game - thanks!
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Amayzing analyse, Thank you
An illuminating analysis. I am working on some training around the concept of fighting for one square this should help. Thanks Jerry.
Thanks as always for the analysis Jerry. I always struggle against fianchetto'd bishops, I never have a clear plan, trying to fight for a central square along the diagonal to block it seems straightforward as an idea but this is an excellent example of that, love the concept of forcing the opponent to put a pawn there.
great breakdown CN~!!
Really helpful,, thanks a lot 👍🏿👍🏿
Love your analysis video 😊😊 but can u bring some more computer games?
A very good analysis in middlegame concept.
"Carlsen was most likely cheating."
- V. Kramnik
Carlsen’s Knight sparkled throughout, while Kramnik’s Bishop was blunted by a “friendly” Pawn.
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Good game, good commentary.
Excelente análisis.
Thank you 👍
Excellent analysis! I was NOT seeing most of the things you pointed out. Once you explained what is going on, the game was so much more enjoyable and intense. In the end it seems like that innocent looking a3 pawn grab by Kramnik did him in. So i am thinking he didn't see what was about to happen to him on the e and f files either! 🙂
Thank you
My guess is that Kramnick saw the position was losing before he played QxP (Qxa6), and tried to maybe throw Carlsen off balance. Didn't work. I have seen games in which both players made "computer best" moves, then one makes an off-move ... and the reply is ALSO an off-move. Maybe inside the player's head he thought his counterpart had seen something he failed to see, loses confidence, and makes an off-move himself. Carlsen wasn't buying Kramnick's avocados on sale, half-price.
love the recent magnus videos
Thx Jerry 😊
Very interesting accuracy statistic
Well enjoyed with educative analysis, so nice to watch greats at job.
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98% accuracy wow
Great thumbnail
Superb game. Magnus made it look simple
Watching gms play is like watching magicians at work. Fortunately, we have Jerry to breakdown the trick for us mere mortals
In Kramnik's subconcious, he thinks Magnus cheated on him on this game
Before judging, please consider to mind, that without doubt Владимир Крамник is the Milhouse van Houten of the chess universe. And don't get distracted by the black dyed hair, it's natural colour is blue.
Wouldn’t it be Милхаус Муссолини Ван Хаутен?
Those titles are intriguing 😅
Master class in obtaining a good knight versus a bad bishop. Notice how black's pieces and pawns ended up on dark squares with white's pawns on white squares.
Good party. I liked. Black was good position.
so you are saying Carlsen had 98% accuracy in this game?
Interesting...
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@@danielgolay8387 this is referencing recent accusations Kramink made at Nakamura, saying he cheated
@aleattorium ah, OK. I thought it was a shot at Jerry for his previous video about bot accounts on lichess, which, for obvious reasons, will not stand!
10:07 f5 is the first move that came to mind for me. Is there some reason why it doesn't work?
After f5 there is no way to get to the king for white. The E pawn would be backwards, black can pile up on it with the major pieces and put the knight on f6->e4. H4 break is met with h6, and it takes to long to occupy that file for white.
Kramnik went off a cliff at the end there :)
Interesting...
Hi Jerry.
As a statistician, Super GM and 8 Michelin Star chef, I can confirm with supreme confidence that Carlsen was cheating.
I only believe the word of 9 star Michelin chefs...😤
I may not be an 8 Michelin Star chef, but I did eat the breakfast bar at a Holiday Inn express this morning. It was interesting.
@@JJ-kl7eqThanks, this comment got me!😄
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As a six star General, i don't care
upload titled tuesday plz
32..Nd3 would have been killer, still can't move the 2nd rank rook due to mate in one, after the 1st rank rook moves, Nxf2 is curtains!
10:02 Could white push the pawn further to f5?
He can but this will make an excellent outpost for knight.
Which outpost is that? F6? White could play e4, lock things up.
@@erbalumkan369the outpost is e5, simply you move the rook and put the knight there and white can't attack it with the bishop, he has to sacrifice the exchange in order to remove it.
Ok i see. But white has a white bishop to counter that knight. Would like to have seen the analysis of that line.
Vladimir found this game interesting
Kramnik thought he was cheating
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My feet black
Carson Magneto really cheated this time huh
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Well obviously Magnus cheated!!!1!!!
Vlad the complainer
carlsen cheated prob
Why are all of Magnus' cheating victims Jewish-or-American?
- Alexandra Kosteniuk - 2009 blitz WCC
- Alireza Firouzja - 2019 blitz WCC (MVL is Jewish; 1 decade later cheats again?)
- Danya Naroditsky 2x - lichess 2020 & 2021
- Ian Nepomniachtchi - 2021 classical WCC
- Sergey Karjakin - 2022 candidates
- Wesley So - 2022 WFRCC (define 'slow rapid')
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Don’t need disgusting parlsen who doesn’t need to be champion
Someone else needs to be champion
I think you’ve been knocked across the head a bit too many times
Pagnus Marlsen
lmao