Magnus Carlsen Wins Without His Queen

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  • @chess
    @chess Год назад +3927

    Magnus doing Magnus things

    • @zhuoluochenzhuoluochen
      @zhuoluochenzhuoluochen Год назад +403

      @@brandyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy ratio your ratio

    • @valimaa1006
      @valimaa1006 Год назад +77

      Sometimes you forget how the knight moves, sometimes you forget how the queen moves, and it is so embarassing that you don't ask anyone and pretend you know what you are doing and hope nobody asks about it. After this game Magnus googled how the queen moves and then went on to become the world champion.

    • @justno1se980
      @justno1se980 Год назад +18

      This comment isn't pinned and doesn't have 1700+ likes, why is it up here?

    • @user-yu8my5qr9j
      @user-yu8my5qr9j Год назад +14

      @@zhuoluochenzhuoluochen ratio your ratio ratioing a ratio

    • @phantomhss4507
      @phantomhss4507 Год назад +7

      @@justno1se980 because it's verified?

  • @deckyputra5524
    @deckyputra5524 Год назад +1949

    Magnus was still learning chess back then he didn't know how the queen moves

    • @imvaide3855
      @imvaide3855 Год назад +131

      Nah he teached the queen how to move.

    • @NOWNewsNetwork.tv.watchnow
      @NOWNewsNetwork.tv.watchnow Год назад +47

      Taught*

    • @snek529
      @snek529 Год назад +1

      Nah that one world champion that turned insane did

    • @snek529
      @snek529 Год назад

      @ImVaide nah that one world champion that turned insane did*

    • @gjurrabrend
      @gjurrabrend Год назад

      @@snek529 Worst part is he was a grandmaster

  • @newpgaston6891
    @newpgaston6891 Год назад +1299

    Magnus' coach back then told him to never bring the queen out too early.
    So he took that to the next level and didn't bring her out before his opponent resigned.

  • @ivanchen3141
    @ivanchen3141 Год назад +386

    as a 600-rated player, the commentary is so clear and super easy to understand. I love this channel

  • @jinx5326
    @jinx5326 Год назад +743

    Magnus didn’t just not move his queen, he didn’t move his queen the light square bishop, two pawns, or the rook after castle…. Amazing plays

    • @mauer1
      @mauer1 Год назад +26

      the most amazing play is the Ne8 - Nc7 - Na6 - Nc7 - Ne8

    • @pinkigamer3534
      @pinkigamer3534 Год назад +9

      @@mauer1 the knight moves are the best lol

    • @albertfelicidario1458
      @albertfelicidario1458 Год назад

      I was abt to say this

    • @aresorum
      @aresorum Год назад

      Yeah, absolutely brilliant!

  • @TheChessGiant
    @TheChessGiant Год назад +2400

    Somehow Magnus is better than all of us without ever using two of his pieces.

    • @GardenGuy1943
      @GardenGuy1943 Год назад +24

      He didn’t use 5 of his pieces.

    • @SamuelPearlman
      @SamuelPearlman Год назад +109

      @@GardenGuy1943 In chess parlance, pawns aren't "pieces"

    • @GardenGuy1943
      @GardenGuy1943 Год назад +5

      @@SamuelPearlman I know, my elo is 2400, and 5 of his pieces weren’t used

    • @SamuelPearlman
      @SamuelPearlman Год назад +75

      @@GardenGuy1943 Then you should know better than to insist 5 pieces weren't used.

    • @jilow
      @jilow Год назад +4

      The influence of the pieces was used (there was a point where Magnus would lose a pawn but it was defended by being on his queen's diagonal). However, it's still pretty crazy to not have moved them and for the game to be even basically to 'till the end.

  • @ivanstayner8818
    @ivanstayner8818 Год назад +226

    I swear Chess can be more thrilling than a movie sometimes. I love when 2 players are able to win in less than 4-6 moves, and they both are just battling and defending and so on. Its so insane. I LOVE IT.

  • @lanceareadbhar
    @lanceareadbhar Год назад +767

    I got worried that he either purposefully blundered the queen early or somehow took it off the board. This is much better than I expected as I agree that it would be disrespectful to do that.

    • @GMPranav
      @GMPranav Год назад +18

      Lol even Stockfish 16 probably cannot beat Vishy with queen odds

    • @rahulkaushik6164
      @rahulkaushik6164 Год назад +3

      @@GMPranav But Magnus kinda did.

    • @amadeux5471
      @amadeux5471 Год назад

      The real question is, who is your queen Dimitri?

    • @GMPranav
      @GMPranav Год назад +30

      @@rahulkaushik6164 If Vishy knew that Magnus is "not allowed to move the queen", would he play the same? obviously no

    • @eliaserke5267
      @eliaserke5267 Год назад +4

      I thought he traded his queen for some minor pieces🤔

  • @ep1x3
    @ep1x3 Год назад +215

    1:07 Props to Magnus for not resigning, that position is clearly lost.

  • @ammaraltounji8064
    @ammaraltounji8064 Год назад +179

    "What happens when you lack Oxygen? BAD THINGS"
    We're so lucky to have Levy.. Top chess content AND extremely accurate scientific facts.. with Gotham comes the whole package.. Educationally fun like no other 🖤😅
    Edit: spelling lessons too!

  • @r.mcdonnell8614
    @r.mcdonnell8614 Год назад +509

    Beginner: me attack with one horse
    Intermediate: develop all your pieces
    Master: me attack with one horse

  • @fahrenheit2101
    @fahrenheit2101 Год назад +32

    This is Magnus' special opening where he moves the queen last, dependent on if you survive until the end of the opening. Vishy didn't.

  • @mr.cynical520
    @mr.cynical520 Год назад +797

    Hey Levi.

    • @seselis1
      @seselis1 Год назад +45

      If he's a king then by your logic he shouldn't need a king, not a queen?

    • @nustiuvere
      @nustiuvere Год назад +5

      @@seselis1 pin this reply please,hahaha

    • @mr.cynical520
      @mr.cynical520 Год назад +2

      @@seselis1 what I meant is that, not in the game of chess, but overally he doesn't need a Queen, and I guess, a king either, in other to be "cool".
      But yeah I get your logic

    • @a_wild_Kirillian
      @a_wild_Kirillian Год назад +2

      That ends up gay somehow

    • @zorojuro2026
      @zorojuro2026 Год назад +2

      @Exaslmao

  • @juanmarin6557
    @juanmarin6557 Год назад +102

    Because Castling is considered a King Move, one could argue that Magnus didn't move 3 of his pieces

    • @jaimeparker2161
      @jaimeparker2161 Год назад +1

      pawns are not pieces

    • @mac1cam
      @mac1cam Год назад +21

      @@jaimeparker2161 Yeah, he means Rook, Queen and Bishop, none of those are pawns. Technically he never moved the Rook because it was a King move that changed the position of the Rook.

  • @hussain1720
    @hussain1720 Год назад +28

    Botez Gambit: I am not going to move my Queen EDITION

  • @manmoth_1990
    @manmoth_1990 Год назад +78

    Watching this live was absolutely fantastic. Seeing the two greats go head to head in an insanely sharp position and Magnus explaining everything in the press conference, even talking to a Norwegian friend before sitting down saying "he has to play Bf1, it's the only move" then proceeding to go through the drawing line Vishy missed. I guess Vishy was hell bent on winning, and probably he was earlier. Playing Raf2 instead of axb4 would have given a close to winning initiative.

    • @aresorum
      @aresorum Год назад

      Playing Raf2 when?

  • @-Raylight
    @-Raylight Год назад +65

    *"You think you can sacrificed your queen and just win?"*
    Magnus : *"Yeah."*

    • @ShipLore
      @ShipLore Год назад +1

      He didn't sacrifice his queen?

    • @raytbp723
      @raytbp723 Год назад

      when did he sacrifice his queen kid

  • @sanscover1073
    @sanscover1073 Год назад +193

    Hey Levy, a long time subscriber from India here. I have followed your content and grew from an absolute beginner to a currently 1000 rated player with a long way to go. This week I played my first over the board tournament representing my college in the University Championship and got Second. I just want to thank you and your amazing content for all the help you have made in improving my game. It would not have been possible without you. So a BIG THANKYOU

  • @rajamfarrelxii1153
    @rajamfarrelxii1153 Год назад +21

    I think you are the only person who can make a 20 minute video about a single chess game so interesting to the end.

  • @viktorkarkinski9046
    @viktorkarkinski9046 Год назад +39

    that eval bar panic attack at 14:30 🤣

  • @isaacseehausen3952
    @isaacseehausen3952 Год назад +7

    Carlson really went full British and said "screw it NO QUEEN YOLO"

    • @aresorum
      @aresorum Год назад

      Haha! Too soon? Haha!

  • @sammiller8287
    @sammiller8287 Год назад +132

    Thanks so much for the content if you see this Levy!!!!! Watched your northernlion collab video about a year ago and after that your videos got me back into chess and playing the Caro 😂

    • @amosdraak3536
      @amosdraak3536 Год назад +4

      96th time asking for the Fischer and Korchnoi rivalry vid.

    • @sushamaranabhaumik3423
      @sushamaranabhaumik3423 Год назад +3

      1st time asking for the Fischer and
      Korchnoi rivalry vid.

  • @robagtheunmarked4073
    @robagtheunmarked4073 Год назад +5

    I really like the way you are explaining estrategy. Its really eye opening for the one that are purely calculating tactics

  • @smoorej
    @smoorej Год назад +3

    There are basically three separate forms of the game of chess, listed here in ascending order of perfection: 1) all humans other than Magnus, 2) Magnus, 3) Stockfish.

  • @robertnutria1480
    @robertnutria1480 Год назад +53

    Excellent commentary to an excellent game

  • @randomshadow4620
    @randomshadow4620 Год назад +44

    He never moved his queen but he won by moving his queen. Magnus is CRAZY!!

  • @ztheyoutuber9614
    @ztheyoutuber9614 Год назад +8

    "The best player in the world is named, Levy Rosman"- Levy
    "No its not" Also Levy

  • @Table53
    @Table53 Год назад +5

    Magnus Carlsen: wins with NO queen!!
    Also Magnus Carlsen: wins with two queens.

  • @robertcepika6623
    @robertcepika6623 Год назад +8

    Dear Levy, even though every of your videos for beginners are excellent, this video opened up my horizons about the game of chess more than dozens of previously watched videos…now I could say that I’m just starting to understand the game deeper. Thank you for this great explanations👌🏼

  • @LagMasterSam
    @LagMasterSam Год назад +59

    I'm glad we could spectate this spectacular spectacle!

  • @moose5300
    @moose5300 Год назад +1

    The queen and the bishop spent way to long in "confessional".

  • @danser_theplayer01
    @danser_theplayer01 Год назад +4

    I'm just over there in the 600 corner waiting for some genius to invent the pawn bus strategy where you put 4 pawns in a vertical line and it's somewhat playable but most importantly funny.

  • @dlw07052
    @dlw07052 Год назад +21

    This was the first World Championship match I ever followed and I was floored by this game! Never even realized he didn't move the Queen. After watching this match my rating went up 300ELO

  • @Empridon
    @Empridon Год назад +4

    I love when you do recaps on high leveled games.

  • @le_gus001
    @le_gus001 Год назад +1

    New drink game:
    Drink a shot when Levy is saying "...I have ever seen in my life"

  • @o5-1-formerlycalvinlucien60
    @o5-1-formerlycalvinlucien60 Год назад +4

    when a new player makes a seemingly stupid move, it's stupid.
    when a GM makes a seemingly stupid move, it's a new line.

  • @reversedknowledge_2827
    @reversedknowledge_2827 Год назад +37

    he gave me the confidence that you can even be a winner without a maiden.

  • @lothropstoddardiii6231
    @lothropstoddardiii6231 Год назад +13

    Well, as far as spectacular spectacles go, this was one of the best!

  • @JacobMcCaslin
    @JacobMcCaslin Год назад +1

    Just a tip from an audio engineer - you should put a bookshelf (with books) or two in your room. It will significantly cut the amount of room reflections and wouldn't look as pretentious as having pro sound dampening panels. A small couch could help too. A good sound treatment is way more valuable than.a good mic. Love the chess - Keep it up!

  • @Daruffy
    @Daruffy Год назад +1

    @GothamChess i honestly never watched Chess content on youtube in my entire life.
    I some how stumbled on your channel through Lex .... and i have been binging your videos since... you honestly make this game crazy entertaining with how you setup storylines.

  • @flaver820
    @flaver820 Год назад +3

    Loving levy more n more for his passion in mma 👊

  • @mantas_birskus
    @mantas_birskus Год назад +4

    This is the video every 500 that opens and loses with scholar's mate should watch

  • @orel2109
    @orel2109 Год назад

    If I wanna start watching martial art fights, do you have any recommendations on where to start?

  • @petarjager112
    @petarjager112 Год назад +1

    Levy I watch your every clip for more than a year. Some of clips I watched 5 times xD and I just want to say love you man

  • @ezOqekuRitusohI
    @ezOqekuRitusohI Год назад +7

    THE GOAT, not even Kasparov played such a beautiful game!

  • @jalodor7013
    @jalodor7013 Год назад +4

    Great Video. Your way of explaining and talking about such games makes watching chess so much fun. Even though there's an Evaluation-Bar on the left, you find a way to make things really exciting and interesting throughout the whole video. Thanks for your content, keep on going

  • @lmnobcrew5735
    @lmnobcrew5735 Год назад

    Can you please make a video on the Nimzowitsch-Larsen Attack? I have looked and looked and I don't think you have one

  • @sanhakim1335
    @sanhakim1335 Год назад +1

    I feel like Gotham already covered thiss exact game. I vaguely remember the whole black queen on back rank needing to be blocked by bishop and not by horse, which led to black queen being anle to guard the diagonal

    • @sanhakim1335
      @sanhakim1335 Год назад +1

      I just checked, and it's in his video called how magnus carlsen became world champion, game 9, around 36 mins in

  • @Hobb135
    @Hobb135 Год назад +30

    You’re really cool Levy, keep up the great work!

  • @awesomepossum024
    @awesomepossum024 Год назад +23

    Hey Gotham, love your content. Don't know if you're going to be seeing this, but if you do, I would really love to see some videos where you analyse Vishy Anand's games when he was at his prime. I would love to hear your chess history take on his playing style and some of the games he played were truly spectacular. Cheers!

  • @danasalaghi2893
    @danasalaghi2893 Год назад +2

    Vishy : Im atacking you magnus
    Magnus : I feel nothing ( khabib style)

  • @JayTheYTGuy
    @JayTheYTGuy Год назад +2

    This game is simply beautiful. I normally look at chess analytically but this one felt more like a conversation of poetic war!

  • @nhloniphoxaba6763
    @nhloniphoxaba6763 Год назад +13

    He basically did it without moving not only the Queen but the Bishop as well.... Insane😂😂💀

    • @TheShowOff2I
      @TheShowOff2I Год назад

      He’s the Floyd Mayweather of chess

  • @AlcomIsst
    @AlcomIsst Год назад +4

    The _strongest_ chess player is named Magnus Carlsen.
    The _best_ chess player is named Levy Rozman.

  • @joshspeake9634
    @joshspeake9634 Год назад +1

    Thanks levy your videos are always on point I can count on you to clear my head and get some sleep after a asmr or something but again thanks keep up the great work

  • @e_brangelical
    @e_brangelical Год назад

    Also, do you need help with CCing your videos? I would love to help get your videos those close captions.

  • @Eswar.
    @Eswar. Год назад +17

    I thought magnus was being crushed but
    Oh my god he is beyond our expectations ❤️

  • @quack89
    @quack89 Год назад +8

    Thanks for the en passant lesson. I am new to chess. That is a very strange rule.

    • @woowooNeedsFaith
      @woowooNeedsFaith Год назад

      Without it you could "cheat". You could bypass the threat of upcoming pawn for free.
      If you are new to the game and want to learn more than just rules of it, GothamChess has *excellent* introductory video of it. Look it up. I wish I had seen something like it when I still liked to play.

  • @Eiszahn
    @Eiszahn Год назад

    15:00 i am actually proud of myself for seeing the solution but i would have definitely missed it in a time scramble

  • @Myopus2
    @Myopus2 Год назад +1

    Does anyone know how to get the Gotham Flair thingy that i see in all of those submitted games? I must get it

  • @SuperAlphabetagama
    @SuperAlphabetagama Год назад +3

    You have covered How Kasparov won, Kramnik Won, Magnus won, will cover the next, but somehow skipped all of Vishy's championships 👀

  • @singkitboi7325
    @singkitboi7325 Год назад +3

    actually, he technically didn't move 4 pieces. Man, magnus is an actual chad

  • @Jj-ty7qh
    @Jj-ty7qh Год назад

    I loved this analysis. Absolutely spectacular summary of events. Particularly loved the Silva analogy 😅 .

  • @thechessmartialist840
    @thechessmartialist840 Год назад +1

    This is from the Chennai 2013 match isn't it? That queenside pawnstorm from Magnus was iconic!

  • @paulkhoury4032
    @paulkhoury4032 Год назад +4

    Very enjoyable the way you analyze it ❤

  • @robinfaifai-loa8811
    @robinfaifai-loa8811 Год назад +5

    GothamChess is pretty cool guy, I hope he gets to live forever at Shincheonji

  • @nyvidiabread5513
    @nyvidiabread5513 Год назад +2

    I like how the video length was 20:13, the year this game was played

  • @wolf-xf6hf
    @wolf-xf6hf Год назад +1

    Levi I’m horrible at chess but I love watching your videos. You make me love chess. With your personality and enthusiasm your videos make me want to play chess in a way I didn’t think possible. Thank you for helping me play this great game and reminding me why I play it.

  • @havardmj
    @havardmj Год назад +4

    Yesss, this is the game that got me into chess! 😄

  • @candice1799
    @candice1799 Год назад +3

    i dont care that he had a second queen but he not moving TWO PEICES is nonhuman

  • @vladyslavkryvoruchko
    @vladyslavkryvoruchko Год назад +1

    When you are a beginner, you make a blunder only if your opponent sees it. But when you are a GM, EVERY inaccuracy is going to be lethal for you.

  • @joshuana514
    @joshuana514 Год назад +1

    The title: Magnus wins with no queen.
    The video: Magnus wins with two queens.

  • @zahidhoda9495
    @zahidhoda9495 Год назад +5

    Awesome content.....that you for entertaining us man:)

  • @dimifisher7942
    @dimifisher7942 Год назад +3

    That was insane, i was sure White was winning!

  • @dannyhawkins7974
    @dannyhawkins7974 Год назад +1

    You could argue he never moved the 2nd rook. Since castling is technically a king move

  • @benjamin11235
    @benjamin11235 Год назад +2

    super good insight about not capturing a piece that hasn’t moved with a piece that has been active. good food for thought!

  • @cosmiccabbage4458
    @cosmiccabbage4458 Год назад +4

    Levi: MaGnUs CaRlSeN wInS wItH nO qUeEn
    Magnus: *Has 2 queens*

    • @williamrobert9898
      @williamrobert9898 Год назад

      H really did win with no queen though since he did not make a move with it

  • @jeffreyalanday7432
    @jeffreyalanday7432 Год назад +3

    Really enjoyed the commentary!

  • @vilpurikilpuri1771
    @vilpurikilpuri1771 Год назад +1

    Levy: "Google en passant"
    The whole world of anarchychess: *explodes*

  • @Argiopocalypse92
    @Argiopocalypse92 Год назад +1

    I continue to get better at chess. I'm much better at reactive play, but not so much proactive. I have no idea about any sort of valid openers. Anyone got any tips?

  • @zurikaloki7775
    @zurikaloki7775 Год назад +3

    The Legend Speaks For Himself.

  • @T041
    @T041 Год назад +3

    This shows the true power of a chess champion. Embarrassing his opponent by not even moving his most powerful piece. Truly disrespectful. Well done Magnus

    • @kibbit1373
      @kibbit1373 Год назад

      Kinda disrespectful to a top 10 all time with Anand

  • @owenjohnbull967
    @owenjohnbull967 Год назад

    I knew there was gonna be problem when i saw that pawn just 2 steps from the queening position.

  • @quaritch
    @quaritch Год назад +1

    If you lack oxygen bad things happen. - Levy 2022

  • @damusagi
    @damusagi Год назад

    i actually wanted to see if this was actually the match that really did make magnus the world champion (which it is), but also cant help but notice that levy covered this match a year ago as one game of the few matches he had to play against anand for the title of world chess champion

  • @kheireddineattala1281
    @kheireddineattala1281 Год назад

    00:00 Levy is a great youtuber and ALSO DOUBLES AS A CALENDAR ? Subscribed

  • @renobgm
    @renobgm Год назад

    I love how you genuinely turned to us for a real answer when you asked what happens if you run out of oxygen

  • @eugene4630
    @eugene4630 Год назад +2

    10:12 holy hell

  • @wannabehappyagain
    @wannabehappyagain Год назад

    can someone explain what is the difference between opening and gambit please?

  • @matthebee
    @matthebee Год назад

    "Magnus winning without his queen"
    Bro u can beat me without your knight, queen and bishop

  • @BurhanAijaz
    @BurhanAijaz Год назад +2

    this is i think the second time that u analysed this game

  • @spacetheory831
    @spacetheory831 Год назад +1

    I find myself pausing the video right at the beginning to stare BACK into Levi’s endless stare, it’s almost like a queen’s gambit deluxe .

  • @gracedaja3821
    @gracedaja3821 Год назад +1

    Anytime Levy says C4 all I hear is Ben Finegold saying “C4’s explosive”

  • @MikeBrown-ov2ol
    @MikeBrown-ov2ol Год назад

    oh but it is indeed a spectacular spectacle, Levy, you were absolutely right and I totally dig that explanation^^

  • @jaakezzz_G
    @jaakezzz_G Год назад

    The Queen's original square is a great square. Same with the queen side bishop.

  • @srambrero
    @srambrero Год назад

    love your mma refrences to some of these chess situations

  • @word20
    @word20 Год назад

    The next game you can analyse is the winning game in tie-break against Kajakin and also the 10th game against Kajakin
    in 2016

  • @tjpokomo
    @tjpokomo Год назад

    Damn. I've been watching all your videos for months and never realized I wasn't subscribed to your channel. Well I am a subscriber today!
    Cheers

  • @user-mb9np6sh7u
    @user-mb9np6sh7u Год назад +1

    Magnus: wins with 2 queens
    Video title: no queen

  • @facade6927
    @facade6927 Месяц назад

    Levy when
    Magnus plays without moving queen: Wow, he’s so good he doesn’t need his queen!!
    Me playing without a queen: Gets features in a guess the ELO episode