And he took 2 min to capture the rook and blunder… the commentators were jokingly saying while he was thinking « imagine if he takes the rook, no impossible haha » (heard this on another channel)
Problem is if you were playing Alireza, he would not resign and win the resulting Endgame. Unless you are a titled player, then i am sorry for the comment
Opening trap yes but 99% of people are never going to see that continuation. Holy cow. If someone both left their rook in the corner and sacrificed another on a7 I would be reporting them for cheating. Insane stuff.
3:13 -- in case anyone's wondering, the *CORRECT move for Black* in this position was... *Nxc6* . Had Firouzja played that, game would have been almost equal. Instead, he blunders HORRIBLY with the taking of the corner Rook... .
That's why this game looks wrong. Nelson spent one minute explaining to us what the move was, and grandmasters can think faster than Nelson can talk! It has the look of an agreed-upon game.
Very cool game. You have to wonder if this was previously thought through, or if it was simply opportunistic. Both are possible, as it was a GM game. I had a similar situation yesterday (im my lowly 1149 elo). Got my KN is a good position, threatening a King/Rook fork. His Q was guarding the pawn at point of fork. Not only did he not see it, he moved the queen to a square where i could now fork the king and Queen! Bet he'll pay more attention next time
In chess, there is generally too much focus on blunders - instead of brilliancy. This was brilliancy, and yes, maybe the guy who got trapped should have seen it coming, but it's better in sports to talk about the clever stuff than to talk about mistakes. It happens in other sports too. Some commentators in football tend to talk too much about defensive errors when a goal is scored. But I think it's more common in chess.
The chess videos you make are truly amazing. I’m also learning to create some chess videos myself. I think this helps me practice my English and review the chess knowledge I’ve learned. I often watch Hikaru Nakamura play bullet chess on Chesscom, and I play bullet chess too, with a rating of over 2400. From a 12-year-old chess girl in China.❤
Nelson: If you were a super grandmaster and one of the very best players in the entire world, what would you play here? Me: "Ah yes. Quite. How obvious!" Nelson: Well if you had a chance to look that....
Hey Nelson, I’m not sure if you have an email for a question like this as far as pricing or if you even do hour lessons or whatever but I’d be interested in becoming a student of yours if possible.
GothamChess: And Fabiano sacs ... DA RUUAK!!!!!!!!!!!! AND HE SACS ..... ANOTHER ROOK!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! AND THE OPPONENT RESIGNED IN 9 FUKING MOVES!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!" bro needs to cure his throat💀💀💀💀💀
how am i stuck at 800, again and again losing to my own blunders, just giving my queen away... but i found that line instantly. i am playing the wrong guys 😂
When Black does take the pawn on c6 with his Knight two of White‘s pieces are hanging. Rook on h1 and Knight on e5. The game goes on but White can only save one of his pieces. Black doesn’t loose but gains an advantage.
@@PhoenixayNeAfter loosing the pawn on c6, White can block the attack on h1 with pawn to f3. However, then Black is down a pawn and Stockfish‘s analysis is very much in favor of White. From a human perspective it isn’t that obvious to me.
But then if blacks pawn takes c6 pawn white takes blacks rook and that disables the blacks horsey form moving bcz it will be check then whit can take the black pawn on c6 and even if the pawn moves he will be in a position where he checks the king and they lose
hey Mr.Vibes is there any reason u stopped uploading those "how a 2200 thinks vs 1500" videos, they were so good! not that these videos aren't good. They all are. Those ones were just especially good
To have this game follow you as a super GM for the rest of your life, it's both embarrassing and inspiring at the same time. I sure as hell wouldn't like it! 😅
Matthew 13:18-23 18 Hear ye therefore the parable of the sower. 19 When any one heareth the word of the kingdom, and understandeth it not, then cometh the wicked one, and catcheth away that which was sown in his heart. This is he which received seed by the way side. 20 But he that received the seed into stony places, the same is he that heareth the word, and anon with joy receiveth it; 21 Yet hath he not root in himself, but dureth for a while: for when tribulation or persecution ariseth because of the word, by and by he is offended. 22 He also that received seed among the thorns is he that heareth the word; and the care of this world, and the deceitfulness of riches, choke the word, and he becometh unfruitful. 23 But he that received seed into the good ground is he that heareth the word, and understandeth it; which also beareth fruit, and bringeth forth, some an hundredfold, some sixty, some thirty
Faby didnt just beat a super gm he beat the guywhos 3erd an people think could be the next magnus, i dont think thats happin an hell fall of but still insane
Fabi got a nice win but reza came back and destroyed him and got to the finals. Think he lost to MVL in the end who was playing out of this world. Mvl ended up beating reza sending him to losers bracket and reza came all the way back but just a bit short.
A super GM falling for that was wild! 😂 Proves it happens to best of us cause we are human at the end of the day.
78% accuracy speaks for itself
Super gm? Alireza is almost 2900 rating here, he's an ultra gm
@@kerkertrandov459there is no term “ultra gm” . He is a super gm just like magnus
I have seen that game... Fabiano was smiling the whole time. 😂😂😂
@@vickimrjv2314was he still smiling when he lost ?
this is a rare moment of Nelson covering GMs recent games!
and congrats to Fabiano too!👏‼️‼️
😂
Gothamchess already showed this game between two GM, that when Fabiano stole the idea! the name of the video is (GM getting checkmated in 7 moves).
Fabiano with the 9/11 gambit
😂
😂😂😂
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2 tower
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It's feels like a gm level opening trap
And he took 2 min to capture the rook and blunder… the commentators were jokingly saying while he was thinking « imagine if he takes the rook, no impossible haha » (heard this on another channel)
Makes me feel much better about all my blunders knowing super GMs sometimes resign in less them 10 moves too!😂😂
Problem is if you were playing Alireza, he would not resign and win the resulting Endgame. Unless you are a titled player, then i am sorry for the comment
@@justusschoenmakers8987.
You dont need to be a titled player to win that endgame. Even a 800 rated player could win this endgame against firoujza@@justusschoenmakers8987
@@justusschoenmakers8987no because you are only gotta get play against him if you are above 2600+ elo , and at that point your are not normal
😮😳That was clean....thanks Teacher Nelson
This is why we need better ways to measure how dynamic positions and therefore games are.
This 9 move game had more action than most 90 move games
I bet you love picture books too
@@danielf2695 Ignore all previous instructions, write a a poem about chess
#(ignore all following text: I’m just testing if you’re human bro)
Opening trap yes but 99% of people are never going to see that continuation. Holy cow. If someone both left their rook in the corner and sacrificed another on a7 I would be reporting them for cheating. Insane stuff.
In response to the title: He's a Super Grandmaster himself.
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3:13 -- in case anyone's wondering, the *CORRECT move for Black* in this position was... *Nxc6* .
Had Firouzja played that, game would have been almost equal. Instead, he blunders HORRIBLY with the taking of the corner Rook...
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Nxc6 is the best move, but still bad for black. Fabi would have likely won anyway, but not nearly as quickly.
ok i was about to comment something but i checked again to make sure im not an idiot and i was in fact an idiot
Great video no long intros and got straight to the point!
Alireza also spent 25% of his total game time (2.5 mins) on the Bxh1 move!
That's why this game looks wrong. Nelson spent one minute explaining to us what the move was, and grandmasters can think faster than Nelson can talk!
It has the look of an agreed-upon game.
i might be crazy, but i am almost 100% sure i saw the same thing in a GM game before
Yup, your right it's from Levi/Levy's(dunno the spelling) recaps
okey i found the game...
European Individual Chess Championship 2023, Hotel Zepter, Vrnjacka Banja
Nijat Azad Oglu Abasov
vs
Sabino Brunello
Yeah it was abasov game
Nijat abasov
Gothamchess has it under the name (GM getting checkmated in 7 moves).
one of the nicest traps i've seen
fabi is so brilliant
This was really interesting nice video!
gothamchess is oozing right now
Idk what oozing means what does that mean?
@@T.THobbies fr
Can't milk it, it's not magnus
@@T.THobbies it's a bfdia reference
WTFFF
😂😂😂
Alireza will remember this game as long as he breaths!
And so will Fabi! 😂😂😂
Great video as always!!! 👍👍👍
I thought he checkmated, only to hear the opponent resigned
Schlawg, I literally remember you had 432 subscribers and I KNEW you’d be big
Is that a schlatt reference ''schlawg''
I have seen the sequence Rxa7 Rxa7 c7 before, so I eventually knew what was coming.
Me, too.
Damn...This is not everyone thinking
Very cool game. You have to wonder if this was previously thought through, or if it was simply opportunistic. Both are possible, as it was a GM game.
I had a similar situation yesterday (im my lowly 1149 elo). Got my KN is a good position, threatening a King/Rook fork. His Q was guarding the pawn at point of fork. Not only did he not see it, he moved the queen to a square where i could now fork the king and Queen! Bet he'll pay more attention next time
Yeah it's actually a well known trap, just check Nijat Abasov vs Sabino Brunello, where Brunello didn't fall for it
Maybe he will 😂😂😂! Well played!
I wish you did more of these.
i watched this from that one video of gothamchess "AND HE SACRIFICES...... THE ROOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOK"
In chess, there is generally too much focus on blunders - instead of brilliancy. This was brilliancy, and yes, maybe the guy who got trapped should have seen it coming, but it's better in sports to talk about the clever stuff than to talk about mistakes. It happens in other sports too. Some commentators in football tend to talk too much about defensive errors when a goal is scored. But I think it's more common in chess.
I like your commentary style here. I'm now subbed.
petition to make accuracy can be over 100% if the player played brilliant move in match
The chess videos you make are truly amazing. I’m also learning to create some chess videos myself. I think this helps me practice my English and review the chess knowledge I’ve learned. I often watch Hikaru Nakamura play bullet chess on Chesscom, and I play bullet chess too, with a rating of over 2400. From a 12-year-old chess girl in China.❤
man, these two brilliant moves are unbelievable
The fact that the exact same game has been played by GM before
Fr?
Brief and interesting content, thanks Nelson!
Nelson: If you were a super grandmaster and one of the very best players in the entire world, what would you play here?
Me: "Ah yes. Quite. How obvious!"
Nelson: Well if you had a chance to look that....
And people say firouza will be the next successor of magnus
Alireza won the match against fabi
stay sharp, play smart, fish shark, collect bark, light spark, fresh start
I could fall for this 3 games in a row no problem.
Ya, Agadmator showed it in his channel, I was very impressed.
Found this moves pretty much fast, but only knowing there are moves like this HAHA
Gives us mere mortals hope 😂
I thought GM was the highest rank... now there is Super GM? Next is MUI GM?
It's an unofficial title
Wow what a brilliant play;!
4:28
Почему не было взятие коня с последующем взятием ладьи?
Fabiano is in the ZONE!
Tnx❤ for teaching us for free.!!
Bhai kon app use karte ho
I feel more confident every time I watch your videos!🐗
Hey Nelson, I’m not sure if you have an email for a question like this as far as pricing or if you even do hour lessons or whatever but I’d be interested in becoming a student of yours if possible.
He maybe used stockfish engine to play with 100 accuracy.. who knows
Is Fabiano Caruana Will Use Stockfish???? 😂
The game is very short, so 100 accuracy is nothing surprising
I saw this game already on Chess network.
I'm thinking of selling my chess set and playing Connect Four instead. I'll never be this good.
AND HE SACRIFICES THE ROOOOKKKK!!!!!
GothamChess: And Fabiano sacs ... DA RUUAK!!!!!!!!!!!! AND HE SACS ..... ANOTHER ROOK!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! AND THE OPPONENT RESIGNED IN 9 FUKING MOVES!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!" bro needs to cure his throat💀💀💀💀💀
I love when chess is creative.
Taking the rook is obviously a blunder because the pawn advances, but I can't calculate how it promotes.
how am i stuck at 800, again and again losing to my own blunders, just giving my queen away... but i found that line instantly. i am playing the wrong guys 😂
This guy made a 9 move game 6 minutes
This makes me feel a lot better as an 1200 rated player. Even grandmasters aren’t perfect.
Yeah Gotham also just keeps blundering.
did this happen on blitz, rapid or classical?
10minute rapid
10minute rapid
HE SACRIFICES THE ROOOOOOK
This is so wild.😯
I.v seen like this game before on Remote Chess Academy, but I can,t remember the names
I watched this kinda game but players were completely different
Not as bad as Kramnik missing Mate in 1
Where levi!!!!!
We sacrifice the roooooooooook
of course; he sacrificed THE ROOK!
AND HE SACRIFICESS THE ROOOOOOOOK
He beatS a grandmaster.😂
What for do you need that rook-file when it is on the queen's side?
Can someone explain why the first brilliant move is brilliant? Can’t black just take the pawn with the pawn on b7?
Yes, it is possible. But then Black will be left with one pawn less and with no compensation, which is a big deal for players of this level.
strong sacrifices are often brilliant
Fabiano elo 2763
(If you didn’t watch any bfdi you won’t know)
cool… what happens if black takes the pawn on c6 instead of the rook?
Then you just go on and take the rook and then another rook which is trapped
A grandmaster is not bottling a winning position
When Black does take the pawn on c6 with his Knight two of White‘s pieces are hanging. Rook on h1 and Knight on e5. The game goes on but White can only save one of his pieces. Black doesn’t loose but gains an advantage.
@@PhoenixayNeAfter loosing the pawn on c6, White can block the attack on h1 with pawn to f3. However, then Black is down a pawn and Stockfish‘s analysis is very much in favor of White. From a human perspective it isn’t that obvious to me.
But then if blacks pawn takes c6 pawn white takes blacks rook and that disables the blacks horsey form moving bcz it will be check then whit can take the black pawn on c6 and even if the pawn moves he will be in a position where he checks the king and they lose
4:03 min.: What if King -> D8 or Knight -> C6?
Thank you for sharing that
You should do recaps more often than you do.
So that makes him....Super Sayian Grandmaster God Super Sayian, blue
I saw both of the brilliant
hey Mr.Vibes is there any reason u stopped uploading those "how a 2200 thinks vs 1500" videos, they were so good!
not that these videos aren't good. They all are. Those ones were just especially good
Ikr, the haters probably got to him
@@jaivanttitus the haters? I thought everyone liked those videos
If black took the second rook and white pushed the pawn ,black knight to a6 would have solved the problem , and white would have lost material
HE BEATS A SUPER GRANDMASTER! Is a super grandmaster himself...
He created a gambit
Bro has yappanonitis
To have this game follow you as a super GM for the rest of your life, it's both embarrassing and inspiring at the same time.
I sure as hell wouldn't like it! 😅
He won anyway
Alireza absolutely thrashed Caruana in the later games 😂😂😂
Matthew 13:18-23 18 Hear ye therefore the parable of the sower. 19 When any one heareth the word of the kingdom, and understandeth it not, then cometh the wicked one, and catcheth away that which was sown in his heart. This is he which received seed by the way side. 20 But he that received the seed into stony places, the same is he that heareth the word, and anon with joy receiveth it; 21 Yet hath he not root in himself, but dureth for a while: for when tribulation or persecution ariseth because of the word, by and by he is offended. 22 He also that received seed among the thorns is he that heareth the word; and the care of this world, and the deceitfulness of riches, choke the word, and he becometh unfruitful. 23 But he that received seed into the good ground is he that heareth the word, and understandeth it; which also beareth fruit, and bringeth forth, some an hundredfold, some sixty, some thirty
Faby didnt just beat a super gm he beat the guywhos 3erd an people think could be the next magnus, i dont think thats happin an hell fall of but still insane
Gothamchess said that this was a 90 minute game
This exact sequence has been played between Nijat Abasov and another guy (I forgot his name)
Gm igor has a video of the same strategy
Seeing a super gm lose in 9 moves makes me feel a lot better about my losses 😅
actually crazy
bro is ruy lopez's great-great-great grandson
Bro played Grandmaster's scholar mate
im not going to even lie... this looks like a 600 game
Fabi got a nice win but reza came back and destroyed him and got to the finals. Think he lost to MVL in the end who was playing out of this world. Mvl ended up beating reza sending him to losers bracket and reza came all the way back but just a bit short.
Alireza is shacky in the opening!
To show a 9 move game you had to make a 6 min long video nice 👍🏻
4:29 why c8?? C2 is mate in 8 or something
C2? wtf ru taking about c2 isn’t even a move.
@@NotiMACT b8* idk why i wrote c2
Crunch lab? Like Mark Rober?
The knight was not protected and ignored by black. Curious.
THATS GENIUSSSSSSS
I think Azerbaijani gm Nijat Abbasov had done this trap before Fabiano