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Yasser Seirawan Answers Chess Questions From Twitter | Ask Yasser Ep.2 | CHESSABLE
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- Опубликовано: 18 авг 2024
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Four-time united states chess champion, grandmaster Yasser Seirawan uses the power of Twitter to answer questions you've sent in via #AskYasser.
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I once wrote Yasser a letter in the 1990s. I had a question about something in one of his Winning Chess books. He personally sent me a reply. Totally classy guy and a legend.
I agree, he is one of my favorite players
@@mustafaozgurokuyucu6576 Yeah he could be easily a major online ambassador and face of chess, even bigger than Nakarmura in my opinion, just Yasser doesn't use that much the online platforms.
@@Chibanah I respectfully disagree. Nakamura is the perfect fit in terms of the personality that is representing chess in the online world. But outside of that, I can agree that Yasser can be an ambassador for chess.
@@patrickimperial579 top kek if chess is a two faced game then hikaru is perfect
@@patrickimperial579 Hikaru is a child though
Alireza is definitely a strong contender at the pace hes going.
Or little Misha.
@@gouverneur2001 He said between 14 and 19 years old, not 5 years old. Misha would be an option if we were asking for the next to the next, but not the next.
@@amigosXcorrespondenc misha only has 1000 rating
@@user-ov2kx8ql5i *at 5 years old
@@rajeshpandey2198 He's not 5 anymore
Yasser smiles, I smile... Loved this.
Yasser is simply the best personality in chess. He exuberance is contagious and brings joy to all.
Yasser should definitely have his own podcast. I could listen to his voice all day.
He's the Bob Ross of chess
You should watch his lessons if you already havent.
I ferl like he has a lot of stories, but tells them so slowly... can't decide whether i like him or not
If he weren't a chess GM, I could see Yasser being a diplomat
He is, look up. Prague chess championship
he has such a soothing voice, i could listen to him talk about chess for hours
He should read for audio books
7:13 "my hands..."
*Elbow implodes*
"...to your hands!"
Not only an elegant but also a funny guy... I love being told anything by him.
Yasser Seirawan is the global national treasure of Chess. Such a great guy.
8:35 if you don't like cliffhangers at the start of clips
thanks mario
True king✌️
they really missed the oportuninty to ask yasser what yo do with passed pawns.
One does not simply doesn't love Yasser, that is impossible
There are two types of people: those who love Yaz and those who haven't met him yet
Glad this was recommended. Being honest I didn't know Yasser before this, I really like his personality and way of explaining his thoughts.
Give to this man a SHOW online. The energy, smile, stories, everything about YASSER it's awesome. Tks for sharing man! Saudações do Brasil
Yasser could be the Mister Rogers for teens and adults.
That was quite a cryptic way to say Alireza : ) Always love the Yasser content
This was great! The last one of these was done a few months ago, though. Please do more of these. Yasser is fantastic!
Bong cloud: look at me . I am theory now.
someone did a bongcloud to me a while ago, its a draw but its surprisingly good if done well, especially because it adds the psychological pressure of you had to beat it.
the way he talks is so peaceful and calm... I could listen to this guy for hours
Yasser you are the ultimate chess uncle. We are lucky to have you, take care.
Nice way of saying "no one is taking magnus down"
I like the idea of rating things that we do on a chess scale kind of like what Yasser did with the other board games that he likes to play, -never thought of doing that. So if somebody would ask me how good am I at riding a bicycle or how much do I like bicycling, since this is another hobby of mine, and if the person asking knows anything about chess, then I can answer, "I think I'm probably around an 1800 when it comes to bicycing!" I find this amusing. Loving the Q & A videos!
"I'm 2700 at eating pizza"
- GM Ben Finegold
(ruclips.net/video/sE6m2gs3nHs/видео.html at the end)
Go and other competitive board games actually use elo too, but with their respective player bases, so the values might be different. So chess elo values can't really be used to measure strength in anything but chess. You would have to determine bicycle elo based on other cyclists yourself.
That Ke7 question xD
2:30 I like his humility here. I understand what he means by 700 in chess rating terms opposed to using kyu rating :) At first, I thought he was bashfully saying he's "like 700" in the world (which is an amazing level of course).
Yasser's smile gives me years of life
Next world champ will be either Alireza, Sarin or Esipenko.
Not sarin lol. Probably alireza
Lol no they have 0 chance. They are not even in the candidates. Maybe you meant the next after the one that is coming.
@@PhilL30tard0 Nope, because Carlsen will hold the title for many years to come! :-D
@@AgentSmith911 Then you are wy more wrong about your first statement. We will see, he is not superman lately he had not so good performance.
@@PhilL30tard0 Nope, current champ is Carlsen and he will continue to be champ until he retires. Then one of the kids I mentioned will become the next champ. Esipenko is only 19 years old now and already 2700.
Yasser in the house!
Yasser is what happens when an infectious smile becomes a real boy
So we found Seirawan's secret weapon being funny.
He nailed finishing monopoly.
One of the best documentaries I watched was about the Karpov match 👏
What is it called?
Nice!
Chess God + ASMR god = Yasser
The next World Champion is obviously gonna be Firouzja, whether he gets the title in the next 2 years or the next 15 years, it'll definitely be him. We have to see how Sarin, Xiong, Esipenko, etc's careers turn out, maybe one of them will take the title from him at some point. But at this moment it's fairly obvious that the very next WC will be Firouzja
Why is it fairly obvious? To become world champion, Firouzja has to
1) Qualify for the Candidates
2) Win the Candidates
3) (as it stands) beat Carlsen
Even if he managed 1 and 2, which aren't easy, his record against Carlsen in classical leaves a lot to be desired.
If someone beats Magnus in the next 10 years to win the title then right now I'd have to put my money on Wesley. He's probably about 5th-6th in the world when it comes to Classical Chess but crucially, he's the closest to Magnus in terms of rapid chess which is the first tie-breaker. But I certainly wouldn't say it's "fairly obvious" the next world champion would be Wesley.
@@Matthew-bu7fg ...He's 17 and World no. 13, wanna remind me who the last player to accomplish that high of a ranking at that young of an age was?
As for 1, there's next to no doubt whatsoever that he'll do that soon enough, with this trajectory he'll make the next Candidages for sure
2 certainly isn't easy but he can definitely do it if he keeps improving at this rate.
It'd be concerning for Carlsen if his record against a 17 year old whom he first played at age 16 was any worse than it is rn.
The question is, who else stands a real chance? Nobody in this generation of players has proven capable of 2 and 3, and Alireza is by far and away the most talented super GM in the world atm aside from Carlsen himself and arguably Rapport.
Why would you think Wesley stands a chance? His score against Carlsen is atrocious and he's extremely inconsistent in tournament play. He's 9th in the world in Classical rn, MVL, Ding, and Nakamura are closer in rapid. You woudln't say that about Wesley because it's extremely obvious that it won't be him or amybody else from Magnus' generation.
Again, I'm nkt saying Firouzja would beat him in a classical match tomorrow, but that when Magnus eventually loses his title, if it doesn't happen in Fischer-esque fashion, then Firouzja is obviously going to be the one to take it from him, b/c nobody else conceivably can
@@joedorben3504 i was half on board with you but your argument ran out of steam completely when you mentioned Rapport 😂
Your argument seems to be vased entirely on rating which, though gives an indication of how well a player's played recently, cannot be used as a reliable yardstick when so little OTB chess has been played in the last year and a half.
I mentioned Wesley because he's got form of winning major tournaments (he's won Tata Steel, Sinquefield and London), he's beaten Magnus in the Chess960 final which is a great test of a player's chess intuition and in the recent Magnus events, he has held the upper hand (rapid events). You cannot say "well he's ranked lower than player a or player b" in rapid - look what's happening now! He's winning all the rapid events.
I'm not saying I'm going to be right in that. But at least I have backed up my assertion with evidence and havent come out with grandiose comments like "it's obviously going to be Alireza"
In fact why couldnt the next WC be Fabi or Ding? Particularly Ding. He is incredibly strong in both classical and rapid.
@@joedorben3504 I bet if this question was asked 4 years ago, you'd have replied saying "obviously it'll be Wei Yi" because you're a hype train merchant
@@joedorben3504 oh, not that I jeed to strengthen my argument any more because it packs far more weight than yours but just to prove how stupid your "obviously its gonna be Firouzja" comment is - Karjakin was arguably a stronger junior player than Carlsen.
wait.. this isnt magnus what
Such a nice guy ❤
Their was a time, however, when Seirawan said, without reservation, that Carlsen would be world champion. I forget when it was, though.
The question, which was posed to Yasser October of last year, was "Who will be the NEXT world champion". He mentions Norway during the interview.
I mean from my 2021 stand-point Abdusattorov, Esipenko, and especially Alireza are good contendors. But since Magnus has been getting worse against his equally aged peers since he lost FR, Blitz, and Rapid championships. So it may well be someone like Caruana.
No way you said abdusattorov
ofc im a noob but I think that next world champion is not yet born or known
Magnus is next Kasparov in terms of length of being a world champion
That's what I'm talkin'.
OMG the outro LOL
Yeah, baby!
I would also vote for Alireza. Magnus time is almost coming. I highly doubt he will give away his title during this decade, but I also doubt he will defend his title during the next (or be interested enough tbh)
@@Maarten8867 Magnus is - as he very well proved - still the best. Alireza is crazy good and he'll probably get him, but I'm not sure if it'll happen in the next two or five years.
Although it won't be easy for Magnus to defend his title
Yasser looks really kind 😉😎😊
Yasser is the nicest guy in Chess, can we all agree to that?
that brown suit tho 🔥
I'm predicting Caruana. He might not qualify this year; it will be either Nepo or Giri, but Carlsen will prevail. At some point Caruana qualifies to the world championship match and beats Carlsen.
what is bronstein stories?
I think there is a very boring answer to the question of the strongest player never ending up world champion (yet): Fabiano Caruana. Over time, chess has evolved and chess players have gotten stronger. Fabi would probably win with a very high score against Kortschnoi from back then. Fabiano, over the course of his career, in the match, and in rating, had more success than the other recent challengers.
Caro french Q represents me xD ty hehe
Best gambit
Lol I don't think anybody knew about monopoly championship
Great questions! lol.
Did you keep Hikaru's money ?
LOL that’s the question I want answers to too
Haven't watched yet but I hope someone asks about the Eric Hansen v Hikaru fight.
lol, this was recorded months ago.
@@sportsjefe I was referring to the physical fight that happened years ago. Yasser is prominent in the recording, he was talking to Caruana about holding Hikaru's chess ring and money.
Next world champion will most probably be from China or india given their huge populations. Alireza will be in top 5 but definitely not world champion
his normal voice is asmr
That ending 😂😂😂
National Treasure
08:39 2021 Chess World Champion Jan-Krzysztof Duda was born on April 26, 1998 in Kraków, Poland so Yassir was pretty close in predicting on how old they would be & that they would be from a different country than we would typically think.
yasser not bold enough to say its alireza
Alireza will be the champion after a brief period of MLV. I'm not french btw.
MVL? Seriously? He stands no chance whatsoever lmao
@@joedorben3504 quite a few super GMs disagree with you :)
@@chessmasters9012 Which super GM thinks MVL can become World Champion before Alireza?
@@joedorben3504 wait for the candidates to end...mvl will win the candidates
@@sunritroykarmakar4406 I never said he wont win the Candidates. I said he wont win the World Champion. Which is obvious
His first repose is way too damn generic, like bruh, you can literally be disciplined at a lot other activities as well, not just chess.
Just say Alireza