who else watched the whole video being clueless about what they are talking about but you finished it anyway coz it's such a pleasure watching these two super GMs post analyzing their game? :D :D
It must be so frustrating sitting alone with your thought process for several hours, so finally being able so let all your thoughts out and discussing them with your opponent who has just as many thoughts, must be relieving
Carl do you know what is really frustrating. When as in this cae Anand is sharing his thought with Magnus and Magnus is like ummm... hmmmm yea... than pretending he has troubles to recall the position lol
I like how the audience clapped after the game was finished and clapped again when they stood up. It's so good to see that they respected and stayed for these two world champions analysis as it was as interesting as the game itself. Also no one was coughing. Probably the best chess audience I've seen so far. 👍
In addition to the wonderful sportsmanship the game was obviously so complex that they spent quite awhile talking about it. Normally there might be 30 seconds of, "If this, then that," but with this game it really grabbed the both of them.
@@chessclimber8561 I agree, usually a draw gives you way more material to discuss, because it begs the question how either side could have won/lost. A win is usually just a question of 'did I blunder, or was my oponent just better?'.
It was awesome...thanks GRENKE for posting! I had to apply an EQ curve to reduce the background noise. Also, someone should have told the "tape pullers" to take a smoke break!
Amadgator has this really silly fanboy following... like hes the world champ or something... and always bringing him up in the manner of a non sequitur -- increasingly strange and stranger....
I like how the crowd is just standing there, curiously watching them and adoring both of the world champions and biggest rivals in the history having friendly talk.
They aren't even looking at the board most of the times! And they talk about random positions on the board while speaking of the best successive moves from that position. How amazing!
Well, considering this is between two of the best players in history, it's not surprising at all that they are able to remember every position in the match and analyze it on the fly, but it does show how immense is the gap between them and the average player.
Two legends. I am so happy Anand is still around and still relevant. When I was 10, my grandfather used to show me his games. I am 30 now. And I will probably be showing Carlsen's and Anands games to my kids .
Anand has done so much for chess,In india even if you don't follow chess you would have definitely heard of anand. one year ago I knew nothing about chess ,I read newspapers to be updated. I remember reading sports column and I could retain ,from 2012 only two names one was anand, India's chess hero and his arc rival carlsen.
But age does erode your "sharpness" and "tenacity" and that is what I pointed at. All these top players have been playing since their childhood without any significant exception. That cannot guarantee your shelf-life !! Kramnik is a good example in the recent past. The others in their 40s are no more in the top rung. Vishy is undeniably an exception.
@@amitsrivastava1934 Yes it is known that chess ability slowly decreases starting at about 35-45. Some players did maintain a high level of play into their 60's but not quite as well as when they were in their best years.
Just fascinating how they’ve gone through 60+ positions with dozens of pieces in each.. then they’re both able to remember the exact positions and “all” potential unused future moves of the entire game
Believe me, if you look over 6hrs at your game you will remember all the positions after the game. Like sometimes you use 30min for one move sometimes even more, you will remember every variation and position :D
The anand's voice just relax you, he has those kind of voice witch you can feel what peace feels like, he just seems to be so humble and calm, love that
An Indian and a Norwegian walked into a chess hall... Two of the top players in the history of Chess right here, conversing in perfect English. What brilliant minds.
@@nischay4760 That was Magnus' strategy all along. In game 12 , Magnus had a better position but still He gave the draw offer . As he knew , Fabi could not play blitz as good as him. It was His strategy
This is what you see when chess is more important than ego. Each player is showing tremendous respect for his opponent. Neither Carlsen nor Anand is obliged to hang around after the game concludes to analyse it, but they do it because the truth of the game is what matters. This video is pure gold; so happy it was captured for the ages. If only the people breaking down the stage could have stopped and paid respect by waiting for these gentlemen to finish... both of them are among the greatest chess players of all time, and these moments are rare and to be valued.
I know this is probably meant as a joke but in case this is not: I was there live and all the games from the Grenke Classic and Grenke A Open (until board 80 I think) were streamed behind Carlsen and Anand. The audience is watching multiple games at once without having to move trough all the room. Also the results are shown shortly after the games have finished so they know about a minute after Calsen and Anand started discussing that this ended in a draw.
I just think it's amazing that two chess grandmasters, one from Norway, the other from India, communicate with each other in English to analyze the game.
To be fair, English is one of the two national languages in India, explaining Vishi's proficiency, and the vast majority of Swedish people are fluent in English, as a result of the excellent schooling of that subject in their country, as well as lots of exposure to the culture of the English speaking world from a young age (films, TV, internet etc.), which explains Magnus'
This is World Champion against his predecessor. One can feel the immense respect for each other. Magnus is a genius obviously, Anand is... no less a genius obviously too! He's 48 years old if I'm correct and still highly competitive in the world elite! And always a gentleman... Amazing!
@@Beyond_Belief534 as chess players age, they tend to lose the 'sharpness', as they begin to lose concentration and aren't able to stress their minds all day long. They start making mistakes as they get older, and at 48 Anand shows remarkable levels of energy to sit through 6 hour matches, and think about chess all the remaining time.
Naturally I'm a fan of Carlsen, but I'm almost a bigger fan of Vishy. He's such a gentle soul and a gentleman. I enjoyed watching them discussing the game more than the game itself.
What a beautiful indescribable moment. I have re-watched this 10 times now, and every time I find myself there, standing with that audience, outsiders to the magic, just lapping in the sight of two living legends who are completely unaware of the surroundings, totally immersed in this beautiful, terrible, unforgiving game that is the master of us all.
Amazing that not only they can remember what positions were played but astoundingly, the possible repurcussions of trying a different move and explaining what dangers they were in because of the other pieces at the moment. In other words, they've not only memorized the piece movement through time, but also every piece location for each time. So it's like they've memorized 140 different chess board piece locations ANNNNNND the dangers containted in each. AMAZING!
I like how articulate and detailed Anand is in his analysis while everything sounds very simple and intuitive to Magnus. It doesn't sound like Magnus streamlines his thoughts like Vishy but he still considers all the same moves he mentions.
This video shows that even after so much bloodbath and competition over the chess board, the players regard each other's opinions so much. Truly the most intellectual game.
It’s crazy to watch these two in their post game analysis discussing different lines of 10-15 moves in different positions of the their game. Just mind boggling!!! And I don’t even remember what I ate for breakfast today.
at their level it must feel like they're doing a mental dance with each other - predicting, anticipating, and feeling each other's moves. All the while sitting and staring at a chessboard.
who else watched the whole video being clueless about what they are talking about but you finished it anyway coz it's such a pleasure watching these two super GMs post analyzing their game?
One day i would really like to understand why watching 2 masters at their class discussing something i dont even comprehend...feels so calming and intriguing. Regardless, this video is simply priceless. Anand, Carlsen ftw!! 🤘
A surreal and wonderful video!. The watching crowd and hall looks like a video screen backdrop, and the stagehands look like they're impatiently trying to close the restaurant around the players! (Sadly their game analysis was 2k points above my understanding but still...amazing!)
We just released the Vishy Anand Happy Birthday video: ruclips.net/video/LjW9W-h_-WI/видео.html
who else watched the whole video being clueless about what they are talking about but you finished it anyway coz it's such a pleasure watching these two super GMs post analyzing their game? :D :D
Nathan Mark Pacay that’s me with every chess vid I watch.
So much this. Lol
I think it's a kind of fetish for me, watching analysis of GM games and pretending to understand them
amrit bajwa you may be right. I watch these vids for a false sense of intelligence haha
They both failed with me twice ( in my last dream )
It must be so frustrating sitting alone with your thought process for several hours, so finally being able so let all your thoughts out and discussing them with your opponent who has just as many thoughts, must be relieving
@Anon • yeah and it applies to situations other than chess as well.
@Anon • Why iOS...
Carl do you know what is really frustrating. When as in this cae Anand is sharing his thought with Magnus and Magnus is like ummm... hmmmm yea... than pretending he has troubles to recall the position lol
@Anon • ¿You are a programmer of iOS?
True man. That is the reason we discuss our answer with friends at the end of exams. That is a great relief after a long 3 intense hrs exams....
I like how the audience clapped after the game was finished and clapped again when they stood up. It's so good to see that they respected and stayed for these two world champions analysis as it was as interesting as the game itself. Also no one was coughing. Probably the best chess audience I've seen so far. 👍
They are champs
You don't often catch two geniuses discussing their business in a coffee-house mood. So those who saw it, saw something important 😉
I love how friendly their communication is :)
That's true sportsmanship.
Not like "I'm the best , I won't take your advice."
Carlsen is a genuine gentleman and so is Viswanathan Anand.
You can tell that they really respect each other's abilities.
@@07aniketdeysarkar26 That's what happens as you mature.
@@srt-fw8nh after Naka called him the "Sauron of chess", i understand his reaction, apart from that he is stil la gentleman
The opposite of how Kramnik and Topalov analyze their games.
Amazing to see how much Magnus respects Vishy's opinion. One of the few other people on earth that can understand his thoughts.
Two legends with mutual respect. Beautiful to see!
They're friends in real life
I wanted to say exactly the same thing..he really respects him alot.
In addition to the wonderful sportsmanship the game was obviously so complex that they spent quite awhile talking about it. Normally there might be 30 seconds of, "If this, then that," but with this game it really grabbed the both of them.
@@chessclimber8561 I agree, usually a draw gives you way more material to discuss, because it begs the question how either side could have won/lost. A win is usually just a question of 'did I blunder, or was my oponent just better?'.
My analysis after a game: “I just grabbed my favorite bishop and moved it to a random spot...it was a gut feeling”.
Same here
Hahahaah so true
Hahahaha
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😂😂😂
This is the greatest chess content I have ever seen
This is our goal :) - Thank you for your motivating comment!
Forgot Amadgator bro? Check his RUclips. He's BEST.
@@Chopraarsh A 2000 croatian player "analyzing" games in 10 minutes is better than 2 world champions talking about their position? I strongly disagree
It was awesome...thanks GRENKE for posting! I had to apply an EQ curve to reduce the background noise. Also, someone should have told the "tape pullers" to take a smoke break!
Amadgator has this really silly fanboy following... like hes the world champ or something... and always bringing him up in the manner of a non sequitur -- increasingly strange and stranger....
I like how the crowd is just standing there, curiously watching them and adoring both of the world champions and biggest rivals in the history having friendly talk.
yes its great
My analysis after game
Missed wins 2
Blunders 3
Excellent moves 0
Accuracy 40%
There is space for improvement
😂😂
@@GRENKEChess This is the improvement
who won the match?
They aren't even looking at the board most of the times! And they talk about random positions on the board while speaking of the best successive moves from that position. How amazing!
Ok thats good but do they have a 3.20 kd in Callofduty Like me?😎
When you play piano for long you can see the keyboard and play in your mind, same thing.
It's quite common at Im level let alone at gm level
Remember they're world champions
Well, considering this is between two of the best players in history, it's not surprising at all that they are able to remember every position in the match and analyze it on the fly, but it does show how immense is the gap between them and the average player.
My post game analysis with my friend:
Friend: why u played that move??
Me: who cares? I won.
;)
😂😂😂👌👌👌
Two legends. I am so happy Anand is still around and still relevant. When I was 10, my grandfather used to show me his games. I am 30 now. And I will probably be showing Carlsen's and Anands games to my kids .
Anand has done so much for chess,In india even if you don't follow chess you would have definitely heard of anand. one year ago I knew nothing about chess ,I read newspapers to be updated.
I remember reading sports column and I could retain ,from 2012 only two names one was anand, India's chess hero and his arc rival carlsen.
Whats your chess rating on chess.com now
@@youarecorrectiamwrongbecau1338 blitz 850 rapid 1041
@@Rumiesque what is lol element
@@Rumiesque I haven't written anything funny so what was that lol for?
Finally i can see how players analyze of the game after it's end
Without touching the board. the exact opossite of my club tourneys 😅
There's often post game interviews, although watching it like this is nice
Vishy's sharpness at this age is mind boggling !! Wonder how he does it. His passion is simply unmatched.
Smyslov, Korchnoi, Tal, etc.
Vegetarian Power
He has been playing chess since he was a kid, it's a talent that wont go away with age
But age does erode your "sharpness" and "tenacity" and that is what I pointed at. All these top players have been playing since their childhood without any significant exception. That cannot guarantee your shelf-life !! Kramnik is a good example in the recent past. The others in their 40s are no more in the top rung. Vishy is undeniably an exception.
@@amitsrivastava1934 Yes it is known that chess ability slowly decreases starting at about 35-45. Some players did maintain a high level of play into their 60's but not quite as well as when they were in their best years.
You got to be impressed by Anand. Almost 50 and still an incredible player. I don't think many others could have defended that position vs Carlsen.
Just fascinating how they’ve gone through 60+ positions with dozens of pieces in each.. then they’re both able to remember the exact positions and “all” potential unused future moves of the entire game
Believe me, if you look over 6hrs at your game you will remember all the positions after the game. Like sometimes you use 30min for one move sometimes even more, you will remember every variation and position :D
@@sl1y68 speak for yourself! If I ever played chess for 6 hours straight I'd probably fail to remember even what my name is.
@@denislejeune9218 haha :D well that can happen too I guess :D really depends on how tired I am after the game
Its because you can only memorize a position if you analyze it. You know all the details and are able to put all the pieces together
If you play 100 hours it doesnt mean you can memorize a position
The anand's voice just relax you, he has those kind of voice witch you can feel what peace feels like, he just seems to be so humble and calm, love that
It's amazing Vishy will be 50 this year and he is still #6 in the world.
My analysis: "Ok, i blundered my queen again but there are still my chicken wings in the fridge."
;) :)
Sometimes I can't even figure out how to open a door properly. Then there's these guys
😂😂😂😂
The organizers have done a terrific job with all these high quality videos and photos and that they share it with agadmator and such.
An Indian and a Norwegian walked into a chess hall... Two of the top players in the history of Chess right here, conversing in perfect English. What brilliant minds.
Well Indians are the most fluent and erudite when it comes to speaking English
@@rahul11bhat what a joke
Rahul yeah they also have the thickest accent known to man most of the time
@@fakereality5204 Why so?
@@Ash-rx5wl weird accent
Two world champions. If there was a person who could defend this. This was Anand. And Carlsen know this.
Maybe Kramnik too eh ?
Caruana drew all 12 classic games with him though
Sergej reported your comment :D
@@nischay4760
That was Magnus' strategy all along.
In game 12 , Magnus had a better position but still He gave the draw offer .
As he knew , Fabi could not play blitz as good as him.
It was His strategy
@@nischay4760 *And carlson Smashed Caruana in Blitz section..*
This is what you see when chess is more important than ego. Each player is showing tremendous respect for his opponent. Neither Carlsen nor Anand is obliged to hang around after the game concludes to analyse it, but they do it because the truth of the game is what matters. This video is pure gold; so happy it was captured for the ages. If only the people breaking down the stage could have stopped and paid respect by waiting for these gentlemen to finish... both of them are among the greatest chess players of all time, and these moments are rare and to be valued.
meanwhile some audience think... the play is still on.
I know this is probably meant as a joke but in case this is not:
I was there live and all the games from the Grenke Classic and Grenke A Open (until board 80 I think) were streamed behind Carlsen and Anand. The audience is watching multiple games at once without having to move trough all the room. Also the results are shown shortly after the games have finished so they know about a minute after Calsen and Anand started discussing that this ended in a draw.
oo... that can happens.... classic grenke
Ya Right. That classy Chess audience thinks that play still on while players are talking to each other.
@@dacooooo i dont think they are the classic chess audience, they are not coughing non stop
Never mind there's a cough around 5:30 +
I just think it's amazing that two chess grandmasters, one from Norway, the other from India, communicate with each other in English to analyze the game.
well english is an universal language
@@manabratu9878 my ass
Saad Sayed it is, dumbass
To be fair, English is one of the two national languages in India, explaining Vishi's proficiency, and the vast majority of Swedish people are fluent in English, as a result of the excellent schooling of that subject in their country, as well as lots of exposure to the culture of the English speaking world from a young age (films, TV, internet etc.), which explains Magnus'
@@BiggyJimbo Swedish? Sweden has nothing to do with this :)
This is World Champion against his predecessor. One can feel the immense respect for each other. Magnus is a genius obviously, Anand is... no less a genius obviously too! He's 48 years old if I'm correct and still highly competitive in the world elite! And always a gentleman... Amazing!
When do chess players tend to retire from competition? Is age a factor?
@@Beyond_Belief534 as chess players age, they tend to lose the 'sharpness', as they begin to lose concentration and aren't able to stress their minds all day long. They start making mistakes as they get older, and at 48 Anand shows remarkable levels of energy to sit through 6 hour matches, and think about chess all the remaining time.
@@pramodnair1249 Thank you for elucidating 👍🏻
Anand is 49 years old.....
Anand Elo rating didn't really changed since 20 years...so yeah he is amazing.
Naturally I'm a fan of Carlsen, but I'm almost a bigger fan of Vishy. He's such a gentle soul and a gentleman. I enjoyed watching them discussing the game more than the game itself.
And I also love the Vishy just keeps playing. He's doing it for the love of the game. And he's still a worthy opponent. Extremely impressive.
ELO of this video 5600+ 😉
Actually 2 2800s teamed together would to decide on their moves together would still lose to a single 3000.
@@medexamtoolscom yeah but dont ruin it haha
Elo*
@@medexamtoolscom Hm, maybe.
Monkey D. Ivan statistically speaking he’s correct
What a beautiful indescribable moment. I have re-watched this 10 times now, and every time I find myself there, standing with that audience, outsiders to the magic, just lapping in the sight of two living legends who are completely unaware of the surroundings, totally immersed in this beautiful, terrible, unforgiving game that is the master of us all.
I had goosebumps just watching this :) .. so much talent, hard work and dedication in one video
Amazing that not only they can remember what positions were played but astoundingly, the possible repurcussions of trying a different move and explaining what dangers they were in because of the other pieces at the moment. In other words, they've not only memorized the piece movement through time, but also every piece location for each time. So it's like they've memorized 140 different chess board piece locations ANNNNNND the dangers containted in each. AMAZING!
Carlsen, the laid-back genius
amen brother
Vishy is 50 years old this year (he was born Dec 11th,1969...I was born Dec 25th, 1969!)...what an amazing player!
I believe this inspired Dr. Strange think of the numerous possibilities in that Avengers movie
Indeed - You have to calculate a lot of lines to defeat Thanos in the endgame!
This is now canon
watching this video increased my rating by a 100 points even though I didn't understand anything
Very well!
😀😀😀
I don't remember what I moved 3 moves ago.
I like how articulate and detailed Anand is in his analysis while everything sounds very simple and intuitive to Magnus. It doesn't sound like Magnus streamlines his thoughts like Vishy but he still considers all the same moves he mentions.
when the two toppers of the class sit together to solve the out of syllabus question and discuss each others solutions
:)
This video shows that even after so much bloodbath and competition over the chess board, the players regard each other's opinions so much. Truly the most intellectual game.
Can't believe they dubbed chess moves all over their Anish- moustache discussion.
hahahhah supeb usperb great
Hahaha. Awesome 😂
I think FIrouza and Sarin can grow a better mustache than that pansie Giri
@@nigelfarage4119 yes right sure
Wait where did that happen xD
this is the definition of "REPLAY" they were just playing it back in their minds. AMAZING!
yes
Thanks a lot for uploading this. I enjoyed it thoroughly.
One of best chess videos I have seen .... kudos to Grenke Chess for sharing this !!!!
And hikaru is busy on twitch doing puzzle rush😂
😂😂😂😂😂
No wait.
Hikaru is now U.S. Champion.
Bhag bhag bhag aaya sher aaya sher
best comment @Hikaru
It seems logical 🤣🤣🤣
Such a great pleasure to witness two great masters discuss the process :)
@GRENKEChess team, you guys are doing a great job! Thanks! Amazing content
Sehr schön, seltene Szenen. Besondere Bilder, Danke!
Would you like to see Jan Gustafsson analyzing the critical position of Anand vs Carlsen in a short video?
Yes of course
Yess
no no no .. ANYTHING but Jan Gustafsson ! .. I dunno if it's only me but this guy speaking is annoying af :"D
no he is annoying
no, thanks
Great work guys! Can you rework this with an analysis board to show the variants?
Gianni Giacomelli Great idea, even though it would take a season of 12 one hour episoder to cover all their alternative variants :)
A video with the positions and moves on the side while they two are talking would be enough I think. I couldn't follow them.
Vincent Keymer seems to be the only GM observing and understanding this conversation. Future champion of the world!
:)
Where was he in the video ?
Never seen and listened to such conversations between opponents after a game. Great work .
do you like it
@@GRENKEChess why should I tell u?
@@saurabhmonty9541 why not?
What an amazing video, two of the greatest chess minds showing respect to each other and the game.
True Words man!
It’s crazy to watch these two in their post game analysis discussing different lines of 10-15 moves in different positions of the their game. Just mind boggling!!! And I don’t even remember what I ate for breakfast today.
yes it is freaking amazing!
It's lovely to see the respect these two giants in chess have for each other.
They have whole chess board, with pieces on perfect places in their mind.
#Legends
Yes!
The discussion between two 'engine' of chess
This seriously is the most beautiful thing about chess, that you don't really see in other sports...
True words :)
at their level it must feel like they're doing a mental dance with each other - predicting, anticipating, and feeling each other's moves. All the while sitting and staring at a chessboard.
they are world champions
wow .. they remember every move with 4-5 lines, that too with Vishy reaching 50 ... I honestly sometimes forget which color I was after the match !!!!
Yes, they are incredible!
I enjoyed this do much even though I know *nothing* about chess!
Learn chess!! It's super easy online. I did last year and I love it!
This has got to be my most watched video on youtube. I don't know why but I keep coming back to it.
They are totally right! How could I not see this ...check, check... B6... bishop... king... blunder... D7... castle... GOOOAALLLL! GOOOOOOOOAAAALLLL!!
Underrated comment lol😂
Jan's live interpretation of this very conversation was hilarious
Vishu the gentleman and the Carlson the job this is lovely
There is something strangely interesting about this conversation. Don't know what it is but it surely kept me fascinated the whole time
People in the background analyzing their analysis XD
Damn bruh
When greats of the trade converse you just sit back and hear every word they speak..! Truly amazing
Yeah ! Thanos and tony stark together finding ways to do a quick snap... 😂
Chess is war without the bloodshed and personal physical harm( most of the time) it gets all of the identical chemistry flowing.
Sagar Shah Proud Student...Here after Sagar shah's Reaction video ..
Welcome to this channel!
two great champions discussing: it's just great to watch !
I like how they are sitting There casually talking and remembering where every piece was like 2 hours. Ago lol
You should be able to if you had a plan and analyzed the position
Really cool how they are both just trying to learn from the game they've just finished and from one another.
wanna know what really gets me the right way? sportsmanship. gotta love it, these guys have such class!
real class act
7:31, do you really have to strip that tape now dude -____-, really dude!??
Of course! I have a lady waiting to sleep with me!
It's just a respect giving to eachother as both ruled and ruling the chess world
Wives : we think they are cheating on us 🤔🤔
Husbands :
;)
dislike for heteronormativity
@@nicbentulan based
@@nicbentulan lol what? 😂
2:36 I thought Carlsen didn't believe in fortresses :-D
May be he respects a fortress built by Vishy ;)
That's a false idea started by a fan. All GM's know there are solid fortresses.
he changed his mind when he played against caruana in one of their world chamionship games
@@Poincare2024 All GM's knew there are fortresses before they were even masters. I knew about fortresses even when I was a noob.
He said he doesn’t believe in them when he was discussing a particular game. All he meant was that sometimes complicated fortresses can be breached.
The Guy removing the tapes is the best i have ever seen
2 beautiful minds Anand very high manners
The worlds best discussing their play!
They have forgot more about chess then I will ever learn.
1:08 Me trying to play chess
What was he doing?
Very interesting to hear them analyzing the game. Something you don't see very often.
"I just couldn't see why, and then I thought 'screw it'"... I can now quote Carlsen when I try to explain why I make every move in chess
If the worker not moving the table at 8:15, i think their lovely analysing conversation gonna end longer...arghhhhh
I can recall where all the pieces are before the first move ... after that it gets a little hazy.
I see paranormal activity. This is just awesome and unbelieveable how their brains work. Incredible!!
This is as close to a Borgov hug we will ever get in real tournament chess of the highest rank.
yeah
who else watched the whole video being clueless about what they are talking about but you finished it anyway coz it's such a pleasure watching these two super GMs post analyzing their game?
Anand and Carlsen. Titans of this game.
True
One day i would really like to understand why watching 2 masters at their class discussing something i dont even comprehend...feels so calming and intriguing. Regardless, this video is simply priceless. Anand, Carlsen ftw!! 🤘
If Hans had this exchange with Vishy, he would reply to everything with, “What does the engine say?”
Do you compare Vishy with Hans?
Impressive the way they discuss 'old' lines occurred in the game...remembered all of them! o_O
i think carlsen is still have very much respect to anand and always wants to know what anand had in mind he know him probably more than the others
Anand is the only person with whom Carlsen discussvery much of his game..
it is like my discussion with friends after weekend IIT jee exam.
Nice :)
Bro,Did you qualify jee advance?
A surreal and wonderful video!. The watching crowd and hall looks like a video screen backdrop, and the stagehands look like they're impatiently trying to close the restaurant around the players! (Sadly their game analysis was 2k points above my understanding but still...amazing!)
Two chess legends!!!