Whenever dubov plays rapid, i remember what he said about the time formats: “if it’s classical, you have to study and rest, but if it’s blitz you can party the night before. For rapid, i don’t know! Do i sleep? Do i party?”
If anyone who doesn’t speak Russian wonders what were they particularly discussing after the game then briefly: Anish is interested were there any inaccuracies or mistakes earlier in the game before he blundered that Qc5 (which is actually quite easy to do even for a Super GM like Anish while playing on a seconds). And he asks if smth was wrong from the opening (as far as I managed to hear Anish confesses that he forgot the line with Bh3 followed by Rb8) and Dubov says that he have already played this line a few times before and Anish’s reaction with f3 and Kf2 was quite okay and with accurate game white should be okay but black have enough compensation for the material damage. Dubov than says that maybe 14.b3 was a little inaccurate and suggests move 14.Qd2 instead, Anish mentions 14. …c5 after that and then they both agree that after 15.dxc5 white should be okay (maybe even slightly better) because after queens trade despite b2 pawn being vulnerable white will have an idea of trapping the bishop on h3 with g4. Then they discuss the moment of the dagger pawn sacrifice 17. …e5! and Anish asks about 18.fxe5 instead of 18.dxe5 and Dubov says the he “counted a beautiful line” which is 18.fxe5; Qh4+ 19.Kg1 followed by bishop sacrifice 19. …Bxe5! And if 20.dxe5?? then forced checkmate sequence 20. …Rg4+! 21.fxg4; Qxg4+.22.Bg2; Qxg2# and if white try to trade of the queens with 20. Qe1?? then also practically forced 20. …Bxd4. 21 Qxh4; Bxe3+. 22. Qf2 followed not by 22. …Bxf2?? but by 22. …Rg4!! 23.fxg4; Bxf2# which is hell of a tactics in my opinion:) Then Anish smiles and agrees that it would have been an interesting way to end the game and then they leave. I am Korean who speaks Russian and you are welcome:)
Wow. I think this is one of my most favorite games ive ever seen. Dubov is such a tactical and positional genius. Gives everything away with no cares in the world all for attack and to create tactical opportunities for a massive attack. Love his play style. And thank you chessbase india for the amazing recording as always!
What an amazing game... Dubov security, calm and knowledge shows us the real mastery of chess. Even the way he moves the pieces... We really learn so much watching this incredible game.
ChessBaseIndia is the best in this kind of videos and this kind of coverage. They are always there in important games, important moments, with excellent video quality too. And the board visualization with evaluation bar makes it even better. Thank you for your excellent work for many years
A great example of attacking play. He showed that a king wandering around in the middle of the board against 2 raking bishops, a queen and a rook was worth way more than 3 pawns.
Dubov rook move lock all anish pawn movement. Also, i think anish late to castle the king open wide. and so dubov went into king hunting mode. Anyway, great game.
ironically many do that ritual. did you see the game Magnus showed up late to? he was down a minute or more and once they started playing he was still centering each piece after he made his move and would of course then hit his clock.
probably wanted to keep his queen more active on dark squares also king goes e3 after check on g2 and can avoid checks, but anish played this game very poorly in fact, after dubovs rook move on f8 5:42 anish could have played queen on d4 to offer a queen trade and position is equal instead he gave a huge advantage to dubov by playing Qc5 and after that anish just falls apart
@@Alan-cm7ye actually yes. Dubov also have minimum chance to become world champion same as Ivanchuk but they both very very dangerous for everyone in KO stage of tournament.
Anis giri maen makan makan aj kaya ma3n catur di pos kamling eh ga tau nya umpan/pengorbanan .. bikin rusak pertahanan dgn kalah perwira tp dubov nemu celah buat nyerang... keren si duboz
Whenever dubov plays rapid, i remember what he said about the time formats: “if it’s classical, you have to study and rest, but if it’s blitz you can party the night before. For rapid, i don’t know! Do i sleep? Do i party?”
he seems to party during the game
@Rowland no but I do not like such questions. "how do you sleep, with whom do you sleep..."
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haha thats so awesome
If anyone who doesn’t speak Russian wonders what were they particularly discussing after the game then briefly:
Anish is interested were there any inaccuracies or mistakes earlier in the game before he blundered that Qc5 (which is actually quite easy to do even for a Super GM like Anish while playing on a seconds). And he asks if smth was wrong from the opening (as far as I managed to hear Anish confesses that he forgot the line with Bh3 followed by Rb8) and Dubov says that he have already played this line a few times before and Anish’s reaction with f3 and Kf2 was quite okay and with accurate game white should be okay but black have enough compensation for the material damage. Dubov than says that maybe 14.b3 was a little inaccurate and suggests move 14.Qd2 instead, Anish mentions 14. …c5 after that and then they both agree that after 15.dxc5 white should be okay (maybe even slightly better) because after queens trade despite b2 pawn being vulnerable white will have an idea of trapping the bishop on h3 with g4. Then they discuss the moment of the dagger pawn sacrifice 17. …e5! and Anish asks about 18.fxe5 instead of 18.dxe5 and Dubov says the he “counted a beautiful line” which is 18.fxe5; Qh4+ 19.Kg1 followed by bishop sacrifice 19. …Bxe5! And if 20.dxe5?? then forced checkmate sequence 20. …Rg4+! 21.fxg4; Qxg4+.22.Bg2; Qxg2# and if white try to trade of the queens with 20. Qe1?? then also practically forced 20. …Bxd4. 21 Qxh4; Bxe3+. 22. Qf2 followed not by 22. …Bxf2?? but by 22. …Rg4!! 23.fxg4; Bxf2# which is hell of a tactics in my opinion:)
Then Anish smiles and agrees that it would have been an interesting way to end the game and then they leave.
I am Korean who speaks Russian and you are welcome:)
Thank you!!
Brilliant, thank you so much!
How come Anish speaks Russian 😂
@@Niceonthefrenchriviera his mother is Russian, he was born in Russia and lived there until he was 14 years old.
How did you hear that? I'm native and I can just slightly hear some words from Dubov
Dubov has to be one of the most fun people to watch play chess.
Cuz he brings unpredictable move
True
not in classical where he plays his dry catalan all the time. in rapid, he's one of the most entertaining players.
For the chess moves yes, he is one of the most fun but for the facial expression the funniest is Nakamura
Yeah he plays very unpredictable. But I prefer watching Hans more
3:03 chair adjustment in sync
Tal would be proud ,very much proud
I hope something Dday he will be a WC
@@Szachybyskawiczne He was the rapid World Champion 2 or 3 years ago.
Wow. I think this is one of my most favorite games ive ever seen. Dubov is such a tactical and positional genius. Gives everything away with no cares in the world all for attack and to create tactical opportunities for a massive attack. Love his play style. And thank you chessbase india for the amazing recording as always!
The fact that anish didnt start the clock shows his class
Wdym? The clock was running
@@EnigmaChesshe could have started the clock when dubov wasn't there but he waited
Players like Dubov makes chess popular!😊👍👌
Oh yes!
Yes
What an amazing game... Dubov security, calm and knowledge shows us the real mastery of chess. Even the way he moves the pieces... We really learn so much watching this incredible game.
5:03 thats probably what a real life premove looks like lol
isn't it a foul to touch your piece before the opponent hits the clock??
@@dimplerani5262 no its ok to start moving after your opponent played his move and before he presses the clock
@@waseemfrancis1376 wait what really? how so?
@@vinwulff why does that surprise you? The move is „made“ once you release the piece, after that, it is your opponents move
@@foobar5809 but anish made the move on daniil's time
Dubov sir is my favorite chess player
Mamedyarov is mine, but I also like Dubov.
But Tal is forever
ChessBaseIndia is the best in this kind of videos and this kind of coverage.
They are always there in important games, important moments, with excellent video quality too.
And the board visualization with evaluation bar makes it even better.
Thank you for your excellent work for many years
thank you for posting this game, I was looking for it yesterday!
Great class shown by Anish despite the crushing defeat. Didn't know he could speak Russian fluently!
His mother is Russian. I knew he was fluent but only found out recently.
He was born in Russia
He studied in Saint Petersburg until he moved to Netherlands in 2009 at the age of ~15.
Can anyone hear what they're saying??
He's more fluent in Russian than Dutch and English
The bishop move preventing castling started it all😂
Yep..
why did Anish not trap the bishop tho?
@@OlivoMaximo no possible to trap it
@@OlivoMaximo f3 followed by g4 you mean? H5 or f5 saves the bishop and anish is left with even worse king side
A great example of attacking play. He showed that a king wandering around in the middle of the board against 2 raking bishops, a queen and a rook was worth way more than 3 pawns.
Thanks for preserving this great game on camera
this is so much better with the digital board up there, thank you soo much
Dubov's king to Anish's king : why are you running
Poor king was running for cover from one side to another side of board finally killed rest in glory Mr King
I want Dubov to be champion again some day!
Again?
@@southstar9931 he was a wc (rapid format)
@@alisherzinullayev5026 didn't know that. Thanks for the info
Is there one spell can bring, the once and future king.
Dubov rook move lock all anish pawn movement. Also, i think anish late to castle the king open wide. and so dubov went into king hunting mode.
Anyway, great game.
Thank you! The board helps to appreciate the game!
I have seen Daniil in a couple of Games...and what a player. Big fan of him. Great Tal tribute...Kings of attacking chess.
The reborn TAL unleashed. Anish Giri was so confused. The most enjoyable and surprising player. DUBOV!
So nice to hear Giri speaking russian!!! 😁
Crazy game! Dubov must've said to himself: let's go king hunting today
Genial partida. Gracias Dubov por hacer homenaje a tus padres rusos del ajedrez.
the white rooks are still in initial position .... amazing move by GM Dubov
the way Daniil slides his rooks instead of placing his rooks is cool
love watching this man
ceremony like Magnus .
Touching all the pieces b4, the first move .
ironically many do that ritual. did you see the game Magnus showed up late to? he was down a minute or more and once they started playing he was still centering each piece after he made his move and would of course then hit his clock.
Sarin, Giri, Nepo - fantastic games played by Dubov
3:03 synchronzing the distance
It was Talish from Dubov. 3 pawns down but still your opponent running for dear life
*Dubov is monster.* 💀
Qué partidon!,con sacrificios.gracias y Saludos.
Amazing chess player good luck
When I lose a game, I slam my laptop down and scream at the wall. These guys just calmly discuss what happened.
3:04 synchronized chair moves.
Dubov trying to pull off the magnus late entrance move while the clock is ticking 😂
He even think what opening he gonna play
Modern day King hunt by Dubov 🔥🫡
Really dubov has a creative talent .
When I watched Dubov sacrificing one after another I was be like
WHAT THE HECK !!!!!
For those who don’t know, they speak Russian after the game. Fun fact: Anish Giri’s mother is from Russia.
yeah. i was surprised when they started to speak russian )) Giri's russian is great.
He is from Russia himself
He actually lived in Russia until 14 and received his GM title there too, so in a sense he's a Russian player but naturalized Dutch.
Very impressive 😮😮😮
I hv never seen Anish so helpless...😂😂 ...what a sacrifice rook pawn and then magic starts
I don’t know the language they are speaking but I could sit here and watch them talk to each other for hours for some reason
gotta love watching dubov making chad sacrifices to have a massive assault
Elo is only a number,creativity is most important
Creativity can sometimes be strong or be weak. Easy to be creative giving up all pieces and pawns. Hard to be creative and still have a strong play.
Браво Дубов, партия просто шедевр!!!!!!!❤
5:11 that's when you know you're in trouble.
Yo I‘m quite new to chess and my question is why Dubov didn‘t played Qg2 at 5:09 ?
probably wanted to keep his queen more active on dark squares also king goes e3 after check on g2 and can avoid checks, but anish played this game very poorly in fact, after dubovs rook move on f8 5:42 anish could have played queen on d4 to offer a queen trade and position is equal instead he gave a huge advantage to dubov by playing Qc5 and after that anish just falls apart
This Dubov guy... Dark horse for everyone
So... Like Ivanchuk?
@@Alan-cm7ye actually yes. Dubov also have minimum chance to become world champion same as Ivanchuk but they both very very dangerous for everyone in KO stage of tournament.
Dubov is strong 💪
That's a fantastic attack. Especially against a solid bore like Giri.
I'd love to hear the post game discussion.
Dubov is so scary 😁👍💪🙏
Dubov always looks so angry when talking to other players after a match lol
Dubov, the Shirov of this design!
The time between 3:05 to 3:09 is hilarious, thats when Giri realized he is fucked
3:05 synergy
Now I know the reason why Magnus prefers to practice with Dubov
Dubov, the inheritor of Morozevich's fantastic attacking.
Giri's speaking russian with him by the end??
it looks like he is fluent in russian
@@dvs1867 yeah, he is fluent cause he lived for some time in his childhood in saint-petersburg
He lived in Russia and studied in Saint Petersburg where he learned chess for 15 years in his life. It's Russia where he grew as a chess player.
Yes, he speaks russian very well
Russian is his mother tongue
Giri should have accepted the draw by repitition!
Dubov such a fearsome attacking chess player in the rapids!
could anybody tell if they were speaking Russian or English? I couldn't hear at all; perhaps if I put headphones on I may have heard.
It's russian
Awesome 🤯🤯🤯
5:46 what should've been the move instead of qc5 ???
Rf1
У тебя есть разряд по боксу?
what language they use in their conversation ?
The announcer must be the brother of the Diva in Fifth Element judging from the voice. Oh, and cool game!
Oh God I pray hard so that I can as well attack as DUBOV
7:40 why anish didn’t move the queen forward
What? There's a check.
0:09 Men will always be men :D
Danill.. go number one chess internasional 👍👍
Duvob was 3 pawns down nd still he manages to win
Nice work done
Am I the only one who likes the clock thingy
Truly an amazing game
Серьёзно? Аниш не заметил вилку ? Это возможно с его уровнем игры ?
Why resign?
That's how you conduct a king hunt.
Фантастическая Партия! Дубов Всегда "заточен" На Победу!
5:51Oppositions king against dubov, here we go again..
Just imagine if you could be Dubov for about a year 🤔
Brilliant attacking game.
In Adelaide Novak Djokovic said" l respect Daniil a lot"😉
Giri spent 7 mins on 1 move @ 3:14 😯
Duvob Sacrifice as Tal, until hunts King enemy! wow
Wow amazing!
Great game by Daniel
Dobov foi fascinante nessa
At 04:50 why is it showing equal??? Anish has more pieces.
Because black has a better position attacking whites weak king
8:00 what we do before mam arrives and while she teaches
Гири по- русски говорит?)
His mother is Russian and he spend his childhood in Russia until 14 years old and moved to Netherland
Anis giri maen makan makan aj kaya ma3n catur di pos kamling eh ga tau nya umpan/pengorbanan .. bikin rusak pertahanan dgn kalah perwira tp dubov nemu celah buat nyerang... keren si duboz
F***k this guy's is a beast!!! It looks effortless almost boring for him. Each of his move's a dream...
Wish I was him
Good the best👍
Dubov looks funny, while anish giri looks sad all the time😅🤣🤣
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