World #1 vs World #2 | Kramnik vs Carlsen | Candidates Tournament 2013. | Round 9
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Follow MprooV on Twitter / mproovapp #agadmator Magnus Carlsen is the sole leader after nine rounds at the FIDE World Chess Candidates’ Tournament. On Monday the Norwegian drew with Vladimir Kramnik (Russia) while co-leader Levon Aronian (Armenia) lost to Boris Gelfand (Israel). Peter Svidler and Alexander Grischuk (both Russia) drew an amazingly complicated game and after 6.5 hours of play Vassily Ivanchuk (Ukraine) scored his first win, against Teimour Radjabov (Azerbaijan).
With the second half of the FIDE World Chess Candidates’ Tournament well under way, the interest in the tournament is growing, both online and at the IET in London. Every day both the number of spectators in the playing hall and journalists in the press room is growing, and many local grandmasters can be seen at the venue. Gawain Jones, Daniel King and Luke McShane have been frequent visitors and on Monday GMs John Nunn, Matthew Sadler, Jon Speelman and Simon Williams came along. They all witnessed another great round in which the big game was world number 2 Vladimir Kramnik against world number 1 Magnus Carlsen.
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Vladimir Kramnik vs Magnus Carlsen
World Championship Candidates (2013), London ENG, rd 9, Mar-25
Catalan Opening: Closed Variation (E06)
1. d4 Nf6 2. c4 e6 3. g3 d5 4. Bg2 Be7 5. Nf3 O-O 6. O-O dc4 7. Ne5 Nc6 8. Bc6 bc6 9. Nc6 Qe8 10. Ne7 Qe7 11. Qc2 e5 12. Rd1 Rb8 13. Nc3 h6 14. de5 Qe5 15. Bf4 Qe7 16. Rd4 Be6 17. Rad1 Rb6 18. Qd2 Kh7 19. f3 Rfb8 20. Qe3 Rb2 21. Rc4 R2b7 22. Ra4 Re8 23. Ra7 Ra7 24. Qa7 Qb4 25. Be5 Nd5 26. Nd5 Bd5 27. Qc7 Qc4 28. a3 f6 29. Qc4 Bc4 30. Bc3 Re2 31. Rd4 Bb5 32. Bb4 Re3 33. Kf2 Re2 34. Kg1 Re3 35. f4 Re2 36. Rd6 Rc2 37. g4 Bc6 38. Bd2 Bf3 39. h3 Ra2 40. Bb4 Rg2 41. Kf1 Rh2
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7:37 : "Here, Kramnik started thinking"
Until then, he wasn't? xD
Up until that point, the players are probably in their preparation but then they'll calculate different lines
And now so and so "started thinking" does not necessarily mean that preparation has been exhausted. Nor is there any precise chess terminology as to where and when this takes place. "Started thinking" is a euphemism for deep thought. It is rare but sometimes professional chess players start thinking on the first move. More often it occurs in similar middle game or nuanced endgame structures, that they have studied, which arise from the opening.
8:25 is the best lol
I'm a very simple man... I see Agad's thumbnail, I click
"he's staring at Kramnik for some reason... But OK" Hahaha...
0:50 Gelfand stealing the show once again!
i think its really cool how you upload everyday. keep up the good work!
Hey +agadmator Why didnt Kramnik play RXD5 at 7:58?
And end up losing a rook instead of a knight?
Tasco Lino Knights weren’t even on the board my guy
You are right, was watching just before 7.58. After rook takes on d5 there are some annoying black queen to e1 checks though.
...Qe1+ Kg2 Qxe2+ Kh3 RxBe5 RxRe5 QxR35 Qxc7 Qe6+ Kg2 Qxa2 and the position is completely equal with both sides only having queens and 3 pawns.
if white take the bishop, black go queen e1 force white king to g2. pawn to f6 win the white bishop or if u want to save, rook go to e2
7:56 Why didn't he capture the bishop on d5 with the rook? That seems like a free bishop to take
At 7:56 , can anyone please tell why Rook captures on d5 doesn't work or wasn't played?
Very interesting game and we have to praise Carlsen for kind of refuting Kramnik's home preparation over the board! Definitely worth showing!
People commenting about 8:26.. Why not finish the video before commenting what is already said later?
What the heck is time control?
Why haven't I ever heard about it from Mato?
Isn’t there a way to win at 9:00?
Rc8 then queen on the white diagonal?
It’s not “mate” but I think you’ll be up a rook
3:55 Here you do have to play something
You need to put that on a T-shirt!
"when a chess game ends, a new game starts"
-Etienne Goldstein
🤯
Why would you skip the obvious hanging bishop on D5? Had White taken the Bishop....The Black Queen to D1 check and then snag the pawn on D2 with Check allowing the capture of the White Bishop by the Black Rook. Then most likely trading rooks too...with material being even. I can see why the Bishop was not taken but I do not understand why the issue was ignored.
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I'm a simple man, when agadmator uploads a video I immediately press the like button before it starts.😂😂
Got the feeling that you are getting better on making videos. This one even have a human touch
@agadmator At 12:50, I wonder what would have happened if white had played Qc7 and grabbing the black pawn, this way protecting the knight. The pawn on a2 was protected by knight already.this way white could move the knight later to let the black bishop grab the pawn on a2 and then go for the check and grab the bishop move. :-)
Great video as usual! Could you analise matches between chess grandmasters and computers? I think it would be interesting to see how these machines beat the champions. Thank you!
He can’t go one day without a photo of Gelfand. He’s been swooned
7:58 why not capture the black bishop with the rook? it's hanging there
18Me10 queen guarding it
I think you'd get Qe1 check, Kg2, Q takes e2 with check and then you can grab white's bishop with the rook
It would go Qe1+, kg2, Qxe2+ so either the king moves or the queen blocks but either way black can pick up white bishop.
Also he's talking about before white picked up the pawn to defend the bishop at 7:57
YEAH THATS WHAT I THOUGHT LOL
LMAO you blundered your analysis at 8:26
Might as well snag the G7 pawn with the bishop for white in that position, no?
Snag the pawn then Qb3 and then white has to move the queen and loses the bishop instead.
hm well what about trading queens, then rook b1 attacking black's bishop, either way the bishops get traded or saved and white has 2 extra pawns
It's a different colour bishops end game. It very likely that Carlsen would gain a draw. In addition to that Rb1 Bc2, Bd4 Bxe2, Kg2 and black only has a 1 pawn disadvantage with a light square bishop to white's 1 pawn advantage and dark square bishop. still not a good situation for white as a draw can be snagged. If white however does the route agadmator says, then if black snags whites bishop then Rd8 is coming and black either loses both queen and rook while white holds a queen advantage or black is checkmated. a better solution than having a possible draw. so your analysis had blundered.
Medo would NEVER blunder an analysis like that. #MakeMedoTheHostOfThisChannel
This is an amazing series. Thank you, Agadmator!
I like how you don't go overboard on different move variations like a lot of other chess commentary channels and you don't take forever talking about it when you do. I get my chess fix without all the bullshit, thank you friend.
8:26 after that rook d8 and queen b1 checkmate
That's not a checkmate, mate, it's only a check, mate.
Queen can capture on b1
Kyle Bell queen c2?
9:05 pawns on one side, black should draw. Instead of Qxa2, white can play Bxg7, with two pawns FTW.
7:56 why didn't white take bishop d5 with rook d1?
i wonder too
Wouldn't Q to e1 become problematic?
but then white kg2 then kh3 and white's king is safe isnt it?
Yes, but the Queen can grab at least two pawns with these moves
yes actually Qe1,Kg2 Qxe2,Qf2 Rxe5,Rxe5 and then Qxe5 and the position is very equal with only queens and 4 pawns for each player on the board
@Agadmator 8:55 1. Qc2+ Kg8 2. Bxg7 Bb3 3. Qb2
At 7' 59" why Not white rook capture bishop?
Hey agadmator I was wondering if you could find out/tell us who proposed the draws
Kramnik's g4 pawn push killed his chances for a win. Premature in that he needed his king to escort his pawns and if he allowed Carlson's lock down to the stand he would never win...thus if I had been playing I think my goal would have been to react at 10:25 with white rookto d2 ...I know checks are coming but the dark squares are available for king walk ..my king would have strolled with my rook protecting my backward pawn....that is the only chance Kramnik had to win. I am not sure why a chess champ would not have immediately understood this.
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At 8.54 If the black rook captures the white bishop then white rook checks and black check mated next move
You have a knack for saying what everyone wants to hear and is easily understandable.
ALSO...I believe if Carlson had white for the end game...he would not have agreed to a draw. Carlson would have won with that extra pawn.
Why didnt white grab the bishop with the rook in 7:55 ????? free figure and then he would get checked by black queen but it just improves his king position, could have won the game
Why doesn’t rook captures on d5 at 7:57 ?
If rook captures on d5 then queen to e1 with check king to g2 is force then queen to e2 capturing the pawn with check and then black rook can capture the white's bishop
Could u please go through the games a tiny bit slower it's hard for your fans with ADHD to concentrate
At 7:58 instead of Qxc7 (Rxd5 Qe1+, Kg2 Qxe2+, Qf2) is a lot better for white
U forget to catch the bishop
At 9:09
9:03 the idea is that Rook D8 wins the game, black either gives up Queen or gets check mated
Instead of “two years ago”, you can say “two years prior” which means two years before whenever it was that this game was played.
Prior can't stay alone
He's staring to Kramnik for some reason :(
Why did white play Qc7 on move 27 rather than Rd5?
Is there a reason for you sometimes saying 'attack' and sometimes 'tempo'?
XalYWero A tempo is when you force a piece to move away while also improving your position or capturing a piece. An attack is when you straight up go for a piece. Basically a tempo is something you'd do anyway and it's sorta like getting an extra move
yeah your tempo is like a measure of how many moves you've made and how good your position is. good tempo is using each move to develop and or attack. it would be bad to lose tempo by developing a piece and when the opponent attacks it next move, you were to move it back, making your last move somewhat less useful. likewise, If you can attack/defend AND develop a piece at the same time, you will have better tempo.
Comm on like q5b3br5g easy game ,donks
You don't take the bishop on a2 with your queen, you take the pawn on g7 first with your own bishop. And then you're up two pawns.
Magnus could draw down a pawn lol
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why not defend the knight with a move like Qxc7?
karmnik would love this now
Agad disussing endgame in chess as well as avengers
At 7:32 instead of bishop to e5 why not queen to c7 take pawn, defend knight? Im new to chess so i cant see anything bad here
Just found out! Rc3...
Don’t narrate games you don’t know about
1:18
4:55 why not move the queen from being taken by rook
Because bishop captures pawn threatens to capture white's queen
At 7:55 wouldn't rook to c 5 be winning?
I don't understand @7:08 why you don't capture c7 Pawn with the White Queen there as it defends the White Knight on c3; the c7 pawn appears to be hanging is it not?
Rook c8 wins your knight
James Knapp after Qxc7 black will play Rc8
i think that quote is a chinese proverb
polilla wins Indeed it is. And it's meaning has nothing to do with a game ...
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this is a great example of player (Bartel) who is introducing a lot of noveltis to chess. I hope that u will at least look at this game
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Fischer would beat up both of these two.Imagine Bobby with a computer -my goodness. he won 72% of his games not including Blitz games which he was untouchable. Magnus only won 62% all time.
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I’m a novice chess player, but why didn’t Kramnik protect his c4 pawn at 1:52? And why didn’t Carlsen immediately capture that c4 pawn on his turn? Carlsen captured it later, though.
Shortest answer for that is you'll get behind in development since you'll lose a tempo by capturing the pawn and also it's easy to target it
8:58 rook x bishop will lose game immediately
Why?
agadmator, i have learned a lot from you, and consider you a friend, though we'll never meet. you know and love chess, and chess history, and aren't fullofcrap about it....i mean, compare you to the "webinar" advertised before the videos: an "opening hack"? like that exists. all the guy did was analyze the naidorff variation of the siciillian, what's so "revolutionary" about that?
8.21 and white WINS THE GAME
8.24 O yeah, I kinda miss....
Agad when white Queen checks and wins the black bishop, white also lose his bishop to black rook..
But a better option will be white bishop immediately capturing g7 pawn..wrecking white pawn structure for endgame and winning a pawn..plz see to this line..thanks
Very tough game.. This variation was very well prepared by kramnik..
Let's take a look at both players now here we have a close-up of Carlson and then we have another picture of Carlson this is a picture of the playing field and here we have another picture of Carlson and one more picture of Carlson now let's get to the game
2:43 after the light square bishop captured the knight. It's bxc6 not Bxc6 again.😀
Maybe 26 minutes of thinking is why Carlsen is staring at him
you are making so much mistakes in your analysis dude like in 7.58 and 8.26
if the pawn was captured and if the bishop was captured by black.
black would have been checkmated within 2 or 3 moves
I don't think he was really staring at Karmnik in the picture, rather putting his eyes off the board to think, staring at nothing really, he often does that, focus out of the game to then get back to it, it's a way for him to come up with fresh strategies, if i remember well, there was of video of him advising players to do that.
apropo Carlsen, I won against him when he was 8 in the blitz tournament
the pawn queens on a light square and and kramnik has a dark square bishop in the other hand magnus has a light square bishop
I have a feeling it's winning for black and that's why Magnus didn't try to go for a win
This may be a stupid question but what are the players writing during the longer classical matches?
They are writing down their moves
In fact at 9:06 rook d8 would win you the queen otherwise it’s checkmate
Nvm didn’t see g5
What am I missing if being white I play rxd5 at 7:57?
I’m also interested
I looked all over the board and didn’t see what is wrong with rxd5
My guess would be ... Qe1+, Kg2 Qxe2+, King moves (or block with Qf2) then black Rxe5. So black would get a pawn in the exchange.
Germán Assum dunno bruh
Ted Ferrando Nice! 😎😎
Black win extra pawn
On 7.56..y cant rook capture bishop on d5?
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Not your type of comedy?
No, it is. And Reynolds is always funny. I just didn't like the movie altogether. Watched it right after Infinity War, that might also be the reason.
Yes, Infinity's war ending must've kept your mind busy enough to not properly enjoy a fouled mouthed hustler like Deadpool, lol. Thanks for replying man, appreciate it.
During your analysis, after rook grabs bishop you can check with rd8, very dangerous because king only has the diagonal to run to
Instead of Qxb on A2, bxp on g7 results in another extra pawn for white.
At 8:17 bishop d6 attacking queen before recapturing on a2. The version you propose with a 4 against 3 on the kingside would be just an immediate draw so I doubt that is the real idea
The best type of agadmator is the type that is out of context.am i the only one who likes it when he talks about random things other than chess lol ?
I am a bit surprised that Kramnik agreed to a draw, as he could play this to a win.
i also thought that there was something wrong with carlsen. you saying that he drinks water and orange juice mixed confirms it
If magnus takes pawn at the end i think white rook can pin the bishop. If there is a trade of rooks, the white pass pawn is queened.
Woohoo Chucky Won a game at last..😃well played gelfand😀
7:56 why not rook captures on d5? Instead of queen captures on c7
If rook captured on d5 black would've played queen E1 check , only move for white is king G2 after which black would've played queen captures e2 and no matter what white did black will capture e5 bishop with his rook . So white looses a pawn and thats why kramnick didn't go for it
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8:53 bishop take g7 and then capture black bishop
9:08 why white didnt capture the bishop someone explain please
Because if Rxd5 - Qe1+, Kg2 - Qxe2+. Now whatever white does (Qf2 for an exchange or Kg1 to move from the check), then Rxe5 and now the number of pawns are equal.
Plot twist: Some chess players are better at reading minds than others