After Magnus said he was playing terribly, he couldn't string moves together, and him referring to that game being his worst. Credit is where credit's due, and ofc his opponent played well, but being oblivious to everything else isn't supportive.
@@Gen_66 No, that's not true. With this guy, Luis Paulo Supi, Magnus just played two games, this one and the previous one, in which Supi totally crushed him with an amazing queen sacrifice. Take a look at it: ruclips.net/video/vN7Olie-WZc/видео.html
@@cassiusgolgotha2347 oh and when magnus's opponents lose if they say the same shit, i played terribly , i cant string moves bla bla, it means magnus is superior to them, similarly supi is superior to magnus here period. magnus fanboys are so annoying they cant ever see their gm lose, always need mental gymnastics to defend him somehow
"i dont want to play this guy anymore" ,, whoever that opponent was it was the biggest compliment of his career ,, seriously even in the second game he was winning for sure ,,
ManMythLegend he was lost in the second game towards the end (white had an extra pawn after the queen trade). If he had managed to keep his piece advantage, he may have won, but he blundered it.
@@RandomShit0148 bem provável? Tá doido? Acha que o Supi ia arriscar a carreira por causa de blitz? Vc acha que o Carlsen não sabe identificar um jogo não-humano? É óbvio que no pensado as odds são todas pro Carlsen, um dos maiores jogadores da história. Pqp.. ainda tem que ler essas merdas na internet. Isso aqui é um lixo msm.
@@RandomShit0148 mano, acho que tu não entende nada de xadrez o Supi é claramente um jogador tático, aquilo foi um lance brilhante que não acontece muitas vezes nem nas melhores mesas de xadrez, ele simplesmente tem a visão pra esse tipo de lance, não significa que ele vai vencer no presencial o melhor jogador de xadrez e mais consistente de todos os tempos...
Except, to capture the queen, he was breaking a defence he was already maintaining AND you have to suspect you don't get a free queen (or any piece for that matter). He wasn't calculating it really. I think he was just being dramatic for the audience.
Pra variar, brasileiro sendo vira-lata na internet. "Mimimi, ele é bom, mas ninguém valoriza". Acorda cara, pede pra qualquer pessoa de qualquer país citar 2 jogadores de xadrez da sua nação...
Nego falando que o Supi usa engine. Vc ai de casa, tenta fazer o teste de deixar a engine pensar e fazer o lance no tabuleiro, numa partida de 3 min. Depois de 10 lances vc ta com 20 segundos ja
@@whateverman9893 pc bom não faz o engine ser mais rapido, engine demora pois tem que calcular os movimentos, a diferença de tempo com um computador melhor é pouca.
@@whateverman9893 Engine de poker nao chega nem perto da complexidade so xadrez. Pesquise pela quantidade de posições legais possíveis em uma partida de xadrez e vc vai se surpreender.
@@whateverman9893 não, Poker não é mais complexo que Xadrez, assumir que uma variável humana e aleatória é um fator de complexidade é burro. Como você mesmo diz, no Xadrez existem movimentos pré-definidos e isso facilita a leitura para as maquinas, mas a quantidade de funções e movimentos que a maquina pode ler e resolver é gigantesca, muito maior que o básico do Poker. Você está adicionando empecilhos fora do técnico computacional para dizer que a mais "complexidade" como valor de fichas e a própria leitura humana para definição de ações. Pense na base de cada um dos jogos e responda encima delas.
@@clixicon7972 if Queen captures Queen then the white queen is leaving the defence of the knight on e4, Which is checkmate if bishop captures the knight since the white king has no squares. Pawn covers the only escape square. Got it 👍 basically he was trying to sack the queen to checkmate Magnus. (Just like in game one)
Surprising Supi missed a win when Carlsen played Qc2 at around 2:00 in the opening. Strange to see Carlsen play such a blunder but he was probably reeling in shock from the previous game. Supi could have won right away with Bxd2 as Qxd2 runs into Nxb3 winning a pawn and an exchange where as the immediate Bxc5 response from white runs into Bxc3 by Supi.
At 2:13 bishopXd2 if takes with queen then knightXb3 attacking both rook and queen. After bishopXd2 if b4 then bishopXc3 attacking rooka1. It was the best move he missed it.
2:13 Black bishop takes Knight D2, if queen takes Bishop D2, then Knight takes Pawn B3 (Double Checking the Rook and Queen) Or Black Bishop takes Knight D2, If Bishop takes Knight C5, Bishop takes Knight C3 (threatning the rook and win by pieces)
@@ramon1930 como assim menos? O chess.com e o chess24 tão avaliando essa partida como uma das melhores de 2020. Fora que o sacrifício de Dama dele não foi calculado pelo stockfish. Essa partida pode facilmente ser uma imortal. Ele destruiu o Carlsen com 2 sacrifícios em 17 lances ( na base de dados deve ter MUITO poucas partidas com essas estatísticas em nível de top mundial )
Foi um feito incrível. E daí que foi só uma partida ? Pode ficar babando mesmo. Todo mundo sabe que carlsen é melhor. Mas deixem que aproveitem a vitória do cara po,que foi linda afinal de contas .
"to flag an opponent" means "to win by the clock". In other words, there is no check-mate, but you manage to make moves quicker than your opponent, making him/her lose on time.
yes he missed it because in the king's indian defense the bishops are very important for the attack, he's usually only looking at themes in the king's side of the board that is where his attack is going
I would bet it's more of the fact that the guy had prepared lines for him rather than him just being better. Magnus didn't know him but that guy knew his plays. Magnus is just a fan of Sun Tzu.
probably because the time was getting really close and he didn't have much time to analyze the best possible move, just moves that would make sure he wouldn't get mated
Magnus could've check the black king with queen...so that rook takes it then take the black queen with pawn then he take the pawn, then king moves to b1. As we know mangus can surely win this with same power on the either side
Chess is on the verge of being solved. Opening theory is leading to well-known endings and some players are on the verge of finding forced drawing lines for Black which means they'll never lose with Black, making it almost impossible to beat them in a match. I mute replies so I won't see them.
"Chess is on the verge of being solved" nowhere near being solved, and probably won't ever be. complete solution for seven pieces positions appeared in 2012, and we still don't have tablebases for eight pieces, because every extra piece adds new orders of magnitude, and computational power doesn't grow exponentially. solving chess itself would amount to having tablebases for 32 pieces - there wouldn't be enough atoms (nor energy) in the universe to even store them. "Opening theory is leading to well-known endings and some players are on the verge of finding forced drawing lines for Black which means they'll never lose with Black" this belief has been around at least since the times of Capablanca, and yet games are still being won and lost. in the latest world championship Carlsen defended his title having 3 games to spare, since the challenger (Nepo) lost 4. clearly the reports of the death of chess are greatly exaggerated. "I mute replies so I won't see them." that's probably the best way of protecting this opinion from being refuted :)
in 02:15 black missed simple winning idea: bishop takes knight, and after queen captures the bishop, black knight takes a pond forking the queen and the rook
wasn't the knight protecting that square? I see Magnus missing a mate in one at 6:34 with knight f7 capturing Supi's queen, but Magnus also missed that
He says the brazilian was dirty because at 6:35, knowing carlsen would premove his h pawn to h3, the brazilian made the move rook g5 to take carlsens queen afterwards
He is a good player see he is the world champion no ego he said I think I lost one million game to day. He is ok losing as long as he is learning from them.
How annoying the Carsen's fanbase, and it's not even his fault... He lose ONE match on the day and soon his fanboys come saying "HoW cAn SoMeOnE wIn ThE wOrLd ChAmPiOn!?!? It'S oBvIoUsLy A cHeAtEr!!!!"
Full livestream at:
www.twitch.tv/maskenissen
“I don’t wanna play this guy anymore “ The whole chess world fears you now ! ✌🏻👍🏻
After Magnus said he was playing terribly, he couldn't string moves together, and him referring to that game being his worst.
Credit is where credit's due, and ofc his opponent played well, but being oblivious to everything else isn't supportive.
Watch the full stream, Magnus played so many games with him , crushed him and killed him, total score is many many for Magnus , one for this guy
@@Gen_66 No, that's not true. With this guy, Luis Paulo Supi, Magnus just played two games, this one and the previous one, in which Supi totally crushed him with an amazing queen sacrifice.
Take a look at it: ruclips.net/video/vN7Olie-WZc/видео.html
@@cassiusgolgotha2347 oh and when magnus's opponents lose if they say the same shit, i played terribly , i cant string moves bla bla, it means magnus is superior to them, similarly supi is superior to magnus here period. magnus fanboys are so annoying they cant ever see their gm lose, always need mental gymnastics to defend him somehow
@@Gen_66 Why do you lie? LOL
His opponent was the Brazilian GM Luis Paulo Supi who's a very strong player in blitz
stronger than chessbrah?
Magnus Carlsen G O A T supi has 3100 blitz on chesscom
Time Warp it is not always possible to compare elo fide, in brazil there are not as many fide tournaments as in other countries.
@@victoraugusto55 chessbrah can take that down
Magnus Carlsen GOAT no man. in 30 blitz matches both Eric and aman will lose most games to supi.
"i dont want to play this guy anymore" ,, whoever that opponent was it was the biggest compliment of his career ,, seriously even in the second game he was winning for sure ,,
It is the Brazilian GM known as Supi, other super GMs had difficulties in the battle with him too!
GM Supi Brasiliam..
How was he winning for sure? Isn't this game pretty equal?
We need our Saviour Hikaru for him
ManMythLegend he was lost in the second game towards the end (white had an extra pawn after the queen trade). If he had managed to keep his piece advantage, he may have won, but he blundered it.
Carlsen impressed with Supi's play and complimenting him...Meanwhile, a good portion of chat is crying "Engine" like a bunch of idiots.
mas é bem provavel mesmo, tem que esperar um game presencial dos dois pra ter certeza que não ;)
@@RandomShit0148 bem provável? Tá doido? Acha que o Supi ia arriscar a carreira por causa de blitz? Vc acha que o Carlsen não sabe identificar um jogo não-humano? É óbvio que no pensado as odds são todas pro Carlsen, um dos maiores jogadores da história. Pqp.. ainda tem que ler essas merdas na internet. Isso aqui é um lixo msm.
@@RandomShit0148 mano, acho que tu não entende nada de xadrez o Supi é claramente um jogador tático, aquilo foi um lance brilhante que não acontece muitas vezes nem nas melhores mesas de xadrez, ele simplesmente tem a visão pra esse tipo de lance, não significa que ele vai vencer no presencial o melhor jogador de xadrez e mais consistente de todos os tempos...
@@eduardosouza15 isso não faz o menor sentido, como vc pode falar que um jogador n vai ver uma jogada? Vc é ele por acaso?
@@VictorHugo-bm6ki tu não entendeu nada do comentário do cara kkkkkkk
O melhor são os BR no chat falando que é o Ronaldinho Gaúcho KKKKKKKKKK
Apareceu até o carro da pamonha kkkk os caras não brincam
>who's that guy?
>I don’t wanna play this guy anymore...
BR caralho KKKKKKKKK
HUEHUEHUE !!! KKKKKKKK
Mas o Coringa mama rindo!
Almost the supi wins again!
Thanks for the video, I really wanted to see the continuation you had!
At 6:12 I would have so happily taken that "free queen." Amazing how quickly he calculated that it wasn't so free.
Yeah i had to go back to look at that one💀💀☠ it wouldve been over
Except, to capture the queen, he was breaking a defence he was already maintaining AND you have to suspect you don't get a free queen (or any piece for that matter). He wasn't calculating it really. I think he was just being dramatic for the audience.
if an opponent leaves a queen hanging like that you never accept it. it's not any calculations, the mate which follows is not hard to see
If he took the queen that was mate in 1, really not that amazing
@@dicasdevideos2331 mate in 2
I'm Brazilian and I'm really happy. Supi prooved Brazilians are good not only in football. Sadly, he is known only among chess community in Brazil.
They're good at BJJ :)
@@amrahmed7856 well it's literally named after Brazil
As if any other country knew their chess players.
Pra variar, brasileiro sendo vira-lata na internet. "Mimimi, ele é bom, mas ninguém valoriza". Acorda cara, pede pra qualquer pessoa de qualquer país citar 2 jogadores de xadrez da sua nação...
@@leandrogomes7738 qual o seu ponto?
"You felt for Brazillian dibre" JKKKKKKKKKK
Nego falando que o Supi usa engine. Vc ai de casa, tenta fazer o teste de deixar a engine pensar e fazer o lance no tabuleiro, numa partida de 3 min. Depois de 10 lances vc ta com 20 segundos ja
Real
@@whateverman9893 pc bom não faz o engine ser mais rapido, engine demora pois tem que calcular os movimentos, a diferença de tempo com um computador melhor é pouca.
@@whateverman9893 baixa e roda o stockfish e vc vai ver
@@whateverman9893 Engine de poker nao chega nem perto da complexidade so xadrez. Pesquise pela quantidade de posições legais possíveis em uma partida de xadrez e vc vai se surpreender.
@@whateverman9893 não, Poker não é mais complexo que Xadrez, assumir que uma variável humana e aleatória é um fator de complexidade é burro.
Como você mesmo diz, no Xadrez existem movimentos pré-definidos e isso facilita a leitura para as maquinas, mas a quantidade de funções e movimentos que a maquina pode ler e resolver é gigantesca, muito maior que o básico do Poker.
Você está adicionando empecilhos fora do técnico computacional para dizer que a mais "complexidade" como valor de fichas e a própria leitura humana para definição de ações.
Pense na base de cada um dos jogos e responda encima delas.
I’m a Brazilian and Luis Supi is one of our most promising chess players.
😲😁.."... I don t want to play this guy no more"
I get the sentiment.
6:46 dude pulled a Nakamura on that one.
By 6:23 GM Supi was winning again. He just panicked and made bad decisions at the end but he should have won again. Very impressive...
You could say that about most chess games. 😑
Time trouble
It was the time.......
he should have taken that queen in 6:33
@@fivedeads4247 and it is mate
Brasileiro é único mesmo, um cada comenta no chat do Magnus quando ele perde "Respeita rapaz, aqui é Brasil poraaaaa" eu quase morro de rir kkkkkk
é foda KKKKKKK
@@GoroFPSGameplayscomFacecam00 agora o Supi deu uma surra no Nepo, ele ficou chorando kkkkk
@@isaacsilvasilva4185 o Nepo ganhou o match foi 5 e 1/2 a 3 e 1/2
I could write in English but is better in Portuguese: *Esse brasileiro é FODA.!!!*
Tenho coração brasileiro 🇧🇷
@@Arominit por que?
@@buripenvangar9779 ele fez transplante de coração
@@matheus-pacifico eu ri confesso
Não há palavra em inglês que traduza perfeitamente esse adjetivo! Rsrs
6:12 Magnus almost lost the game right there
haha yeah that bishop is sneaky lol
In a quick game even the best in the world can let the opponent achieve an 1 move mate. It got close from happening right there.
I'm a noob, could anyone tell me how that would lead to checkmate for magnus?
Edit: oh nevermind I figured it out
@@chappie3642 what is it i cant figure it out
If mangus queen takes supi’s queen the white bishop could chekmate him
Nightmare in Norwegian: Supi
"I dont want to play him anymore" it was meant in a very positive way for supi
what a match, clearly supi is a super strong player.
Took me 2 mins to find the move at 6:14 Magnus found it in 2 seconds wow
Be4 Rg5 mate?
@@parthmantri2661 just Be4 is mate bro
Haha how could he quickly realised that the queen wasn't free after an attempt to go for it😅 i can see im 100 years near this guy's level😂
@@akashkhente3335 how?
@@clixicon7972 if Queen captures Queen then the white queen is leaving the defence of the knight on e4, Which is checkmate if bishop captures the knight since the white king has no squares. Pawn covers the only escape square. Got it 👍 basically he was trying to sack the queen to checkmate Magnus. (Just like in game one)
lol... "I don't wanna play this guy any more..."
Sou do Brasil e acompanhei está partida.
Bro that's insane how fast Magnus realised it wasn't a free queen, even the other GM is appreciable for setting that trap, Magnus almost fall for it
SUPImpa!
5:01, what was that?
It's called pre-move. It is a feature of computer chess games where you already have the move ready for when your opponent plays.
Surprising Supi missed a win when Carlsen played Qc2 at around 2:00 in the opening. Strange to see Carlsen play such a blunder but he was probably reeling in shock from the previous game. Supi could have won right away with Bxd2 as Qxd2 runs into Nxb3 winning a pawn and an exchange where as the immediate Bxc5 response from white runs into Bxc3 by Supi.
O Magnus já virou freguês do Supi.
Carlsen pediu arrego pro Supi
O pior são os gringo dizendo q o SUPI tava xitado
At 2:13 bishopXd2 if takes with queen then knightXb3 attacking both rook and queen. After bishopXd2 if b4 then bishopXc3 attacking rooka1. It was the best move he missed it.
That guy: offers queen to Magnus
Me, a Brazilian guy: take the queen!
Magnus: wait, this is not free queen
I actually started thinking "Why didn't he accept?" and then I paused the video and "Wait... That's mate"
@@rafaeliamamura yeah also just saw it, a very smart thinking, what a clever trap
2:13 Black bishop takes Knight D2, if queen takes Bishop D2, then Knight takes Pawn B3 (Double Checking the Rook and Queen)
Or Black Bishop takes Knight D2, If Bishop takes Knight C5, Bishop takes Knight C3 (threatning the rook and win by pieces)
Brazil just crushed the WC. Whow!!!! 7 times whow!!!! Great Job GM Luis Paulo Supi !! BRAZIL!!!!
Menos cara menos. De 12 partidas o Carlsen se sairia melhor sim. Mas mesmo assim foi um feito incrível.
@@ramon1930 como assim menos? O chess.com e o chess24 tão avaliando essa partida como uma das melhores de 2020.
Fora que o sacrifício de Dama dele não foi calculado pelo stockfish.
Essa partida pode facilmente ser uma imortal.
Ele destruiu o Carlsen com 2 sacrifícios em 17 lances ( na base de dados deve ter MUITO poucas partidas com essas estatísticas em nível de top mundial )
@@TtTt-ur5hd Foi só uma partida brother, foi linda realmente, mas já tem galera colocando o supi como númro 1.
Foi um feito incrível. E daí que foi só uma partida ? Pode ficar babando mesmo. Todo mundo sabe que carlsen é melhor. Mas deixem que aproveitem a vitória do cara po,que foi linda afinal de contas .
That Kings Indian Defense is also dangerous for Carlsen
sia: I don't wanna be you anymore
magnus: I don't wanna play this guy anymore
Who called them Super GM, not Supi GM.
I’m Brazilian and we know that magnus is Brazilian too
He gave him a concussion lol
What does flag mean?
wins on time.
"to flag an opponent" means "to win by the clock". In other words, there is no check-mate, but you manage to make moves quicker than your opponent, making him/her lose on time.
“Analog [chess] clocks are equipped with a "flag" that falls to indicate the exact moment the player's time has expired” from wikipedia
IIT Prep books xDD
Yeah lol
How ?
"hE Is cHeaThiNg"
Lmao
I can not blame the ones who make that claim
@@williamrobert9898 i can, they are Just stupid
6:12 - Supi delivered the queen. Magnus would take mate immediately, with Bd4
yes he missed it because in the king's indian defense the bishops are very important for the attack, he's usually only looking at themes in the king's side of the board that is where his attack is going
did magnus just said he don't want to play that guy becoz he beat him?
I would bet it's more of the fact that the guy had prepared lines for him rather than him just being better. Magnus didn't know him but that guy knew his plays. Magnus is just a fan of Sun Tzu.
Magnus just got a headache with the Brazillian Queen blow! Just left to drink some water and cool down
He said that out of respect.
@@ruccialexander what are you saying? Obviously magnus is better
Because he was in trouble also in the second game, only managed to win by flagging.
Supi is no pushover. I've seen his games, a superGM caliber!!
I see, u listening to TK ma man.
Lol Magnus is hammered.
In reality, Carlsen is playing to entertain the viewers and is commentating, while Supi probably is hyper focused.
He also got a shirt made out of this position
@@GGxEpsilon So would I have done :-)
Doesn't the "White Won" pop-up say LP Supi, which means Magnus knew the name of the guy who beat him.
Magnus had never played him over the board i think so thats why.
seeing the name is not the same as knowing the person (or knowing of the person) who that name belongs to
I think Supi missed bishop h6 takes knight d2 and then when the queen takes back the bishop, knight takes b3 pinning the queen and the rook
After Bxd2, Bxd5.
6:17 completely blunders the game for Carlsen.
6:05 if Supi would have done Be4 instead of Rf5 it would have been mate in two. Right?
The bishop is pinned
Didn't notice. Thank you!
Wow wow! Missed tactic alert! At 1:59 BxN is winning! I've checked at stockfish and it confirmed
Yes it forks queen and rook
@@GGxEpsilon it is good for us to realize that sometimes even we "humans" can see things those guys don't see in a chess game.
@@danieldbdb outside perspective is very valuable
that move was fucking genius 2:51
Can you explain? I can't understand.
Supi has another beautiful trap laid out for Magnus here btw. Let's see if you guys know what is it ?
other than the queen one no... pls show us lol (by the queen I mean the one magnus himself pointed out)
Your new subscriber .Reply please .Please tell head to head score of Magnus Vs lupi on twitch.it seems lupi outplayed him in this game too.
1x1
@@renan2011165 did they play only two match
@@prashantkumarmehta2251 yes
@@prashantkumarmehta2251 Supi won the first by sacrificing the queen and Carlsen won the second
The score is 1-1. They have only played two games so far. I have both the games on my channel.
É Brasil papai !!
I'm Brazilian🇧🇷🇧🇷
At 2:11 why black bishop didn't take the knight ? then Knight to B3
6:32 after Nh8 why didn't black go Be4? (Went for Rf6 instead)
probably because the time was getting really close and he didn't have much time to analyze the best possible move, just moves that would make sure he wouldn't get mated
But later that the whites can move knight X Be4
Finalmente achei o rematch
Magnus could've check the black king with queen...so that rook takes it then take the black queen with pawn then he take the pawn, then king moves to b1.
As we know mangus can surely win this with same power on the either side
No the mate is still forced , white will just play rook back to a1 and black king doesnt have enough time to escape
The Locomotive Supi
Pi Piiii
2:09 Bxd2 Qxd2 Nxb3 is winning for black
GM BRASILIAM THE 2° BRASIL GO LUIS PAULO SUPI... VAMOS BRASIL
Was GM SUPI BETTER IN THIS GAME ALSO PLEASE REPLY
Yes he had a better position.
2:22 Qc2 was a blunder , no? After BxN QxB, then Nxb3 forking Q & R!!!
@@tseringdawaLama yes, both players missed it.
Pawn takes knight opening the b file for the rook
@@tseringdawaLama What about Bxc5? Solves the fork, right?
Chess is on the verge of being solved. Opening theory is leading to well-known endings and some players are on the verge of finding forced drawing lines for Black which means they'll never lose with Black, making it almost impossible to beat them in a match. I mute replies so I won't see them.
"Chess is on the verge of being solved"
nowhere near being solved, and probably won't ever be.
complete solution for seven pieces positions appeared in 2012, and we still don't have tablebases for eight pieces, because every extra piece adds new orders of magnitude, and computational power doesn't grow exponentially.
solving chess itself would amount to having tablebases for 32 pieces - there wouldn't be enough atoms (nor energy) in the universe to even store them.
"Opening theory is leading to well-known endings and some players are on the verge of finding forced drawing lines for Black which means they'll never lose with Black"
this belief has been around at least since the times of Capablanca, and yet games are still being won and lost.
in the latest world championship Carlsen defended his title having 3 games to spare, since the challenger (Nepo) lost 4. clearly the reports of the death of chess are greatly exaggerated.
"I mute replies so I won't see them."
that's probably the best way of protecting this opinion from being refuted :)
6:34 is mate
in 02:15 black missed simple winning idea: bishop takes knight, and after queen captures the bishop, black knight takes a pond forking the queen and the rook
the white ignore the bshop he juat taking the night on c5
@@ladimal_tawau8402 still winning tho
@@ladimal_tawau8402 Still gaining advantage, after 1.Bxd2, Bxc5 white has 2 pieces being attacked.
Brasil representando krai
Omg , Magnus get upsad , was a pretty ugly game LOL
We ain't asking anymore. If you don't come to Brazil, Brazil is coming for you.
At 6:33 there were chance to win the queen with bishop check. But Supi moved his rook to g8 and lost the opportunity.
wasn't the knight protecting that square? I see Magnus missing a mate in one at 6:34 with knight f7 capturing Supi's queen, but Magnus also missed that
O Magnus ainda faz live em alguma plataforma?
Acho q na twitich
Maskenissen o canal
Magnus in that game was clearly stunned by the previous one. And I suppi I was euphoric, as I could have won this one with few moves.
2:10 Did Supi missed to take knight with black bishop and oportunity to fork queen and rook?
1:58 Bd2: Qd2: Nb3: fork.
I was thinking of that line to
he won't recapture with his queen, rather take his knight on c5 with bishop
If Bxc5, Bxc3 then?
@@jerzyfloryda4099 or just push the pawn to b3
@@keralacitizen then bishop takes pawn Attacking the Queen and recapture the Black bishop later
At 2:09, after ... Qc2, Supi could've played Bxd2, than Qxd2, and Nxb3 is a fork, Magnus lose a Pawn and a Rook for a Knight. Am I right?
After Bxd2, first Bxc5 and the black bishop is attacked
@@antoniosousa86 Thanks man, it would be a simple trade
Se depois Bxc5, então Bxc3!
Pretas vencendo o jogo de qualquer jeito.
@@antoniosousa86 Ainda sim o Supi ia sair ganhando uma peça menor por um peão.
He says the brazilian was dirty because at 6:35, knowing carlsen would premove his h pawn to h3, the brazilian made the move rook g5 to take carlsens queen afterwards
But he still moved the bishop anyway.
And why he didnt took the queen then?!
@@michelpereira836 wasn't his turn
He is a good player see he is the world champion no ego he said I think I lost one million game to day. He is ok losing as long as he is learning from them.
Unlike Hikaru, Magnus has nothing to prove anymore
How annoying the Carsen's fanbase, and it's not even his fault... He lose ONE match on the day and soon his fanboys come saying "HoW cAn SoMeOnE wIn ThE wOrLd ChAmPiOn!?!? It'S oBvIoUsLy A cHeAtEr!!!!"
I think it is a very minute fraction. People who regularly follow chess understand no one is invincible.
@@GGxEpsilon Yeah
6:34 Magnus misses a mate in one, right? Knight f7
No one gonna talk about Bxd2 being missed completely?
Okay the chat in his stream went crazy abt it so I'm okay with it now
at 6:05 why didnt the bishop took the white knight checkmate?
nvm, bishop is pinned 🤦🏻♂️
Lol I see you’re preparing for IIT 😂
Best of luck in your exam.
Nuncs mate o cachorro do john wick
He's on twitch?
haha, "i don't want to play this guy no more".. i'll be back after i take a shit...
2:16 can Black play Bxd2?
Brazilian gm btw
6:04 Mate in 1 for black - H7 takes E4, right?
Bishop is pinned
Can someone help me. At 2:11 why does black bxd2, qxd2, kxb3 with the fork. Does this not work? I'm a newbie at chess
yes it works, they missed the tactic.
ohhh, thats not a free queen. hahaha
6:02 i wonder why didn't he play bishop e4 check and win the queen instead of playing rock f5
Illegal bc pin
@@ytsimontng oh yeah thanks
6:34 Nxf7 ++
nope, it wasn't his move, he premoved the knight there, rewind a bit back
@@Gen_66 yes, I see it now. I thought it was a bit strange
Than who is world champion now
At 6:13 why the queen cant be captured ?
Be4+ i think
Yeah its checkmate !
IIT prep books🤣