Could a native English speaker please tell me if "these" is right in this context or if it should be "those" . I know the difference is distance in time and space but kinda doesn't work here, does it? "Those" kinda sounds more right to me but idk.
@@yophono5929 "these" implies a sense of closeness and belonging whereas "those" would imply a sense of otherness. For example, when speaking of items on a table, one might say "these are my items and those are not". So in this case, as a chess community, we speak of these queen sacrifices, (and those Backgammon games).
@@yophono5929 definitely "these" sounds, in chess lingo, "more precise". "Those" would be for something distant (physically, or impersonally), something maybe you don't agree with too much. but honestly you don't even really use "those" as much as "these"
Bro you should really do a video one day showing how you prepare to make these videos. It's amazing to watch you do these because you seem to know all of the lines in advance (I'm sure you spend some time studying them and also have the benefit of engines). It would be fascinating to see the process you go through to analyze such games, as you are the very best at it that I've ever run across.
Yes I agree he is very much prepared and on top of the game with his analysis that’s great board knowledge to know the correct moves for certain pieces during the Game
Yeah, very smooth, almost casual in tone, like he's telling you about a movie he saw last night. "And so then the bad guy moved to this weird-ass place, trying to hide in the shed or something, but the good guy was distracted by tripping over this lawn ornament, and so then the bad guy darts out of the shed and grabs a rake. Pretty cool move, huh?" Or some such, heh.
Already featured on this channel because of an amazing game with an incredible, almost unfindable bishop sacrifice! It's so pleasing to see that she's progressing so much and continuing to deliver talent and plays/games of such ingeniouity, now in an event like this one!
To add onto this, Eline is pronounced a-lee-nuh, with the emphasis on the first syllable. a as in made. In Dutch the common -e end is a short -uh (always without an audible h, and this syllable never has emphasis). #suggestion to add onto agad's and everyone's excellent knowledge of international name pronunciations.
i hope she doesnt stop playing chess. talents like this should get fundings from the state so that they are not distracted by anything else if they wish to master their craft
Get funding from the state?, why should the people of that state should give her money?, no no no. A private enterprise should do it. Nothing good comes from the state
Magnificent win by Elaine R. She always seemed totally in control of the game; the vice just got tighter and tighter for her much higher rated opponent until he cracked. Beautiful. Thkz Agadmator.
Eline seems fine with closed positions. This implies a patient, strategic turn of mind. Then to offer a queen shows x-ray vision, and a deft touch. She is one to watch for sure.
Shows the unconditional love for chess by this channel/Antonio. Picking great games from the Challenger tournament instead of selecting main event only
@@Lelekoz how i was searching for this comment? Seriously, they're good at chess but they're hellllaa cringe, the level of second hand embarassment oh god
Antonio: for Dutch pronunciations of long vowels, some tips- - 'oe' is pronounced like 'oo' in English, as in 'whoop'. So, Roebers sounds like 'Roobers'. - 'oo' is pronounced in a way that 'boot' in Dutch sounds like 'boat'. - 'ie' is pronounced like a long 'i', e.g. 'biet' in Dutch sounds like 'beat'. - 'ij' is pronounced in different ways depending on whether the person is from the Netherlands or from Belgium but to explain the Dutch way, the name 'Lijnder' would sound like 'Line-der'. - the more rare 'ae' is just pronounced like a long 'aa'. You'll often find some names spelled differently (same pronunciation): Maes & Maas, Baet & Baat, etc.
Next challenge: how to pronounce 'ui'. In Dutch it is saying 'a' and 'u' very quickly after eachother with the a being shorter than the u. but how to explain this in English?
@@KeepChessSimple Hahaha I forgot this one. This one's certainly more difficult to explain in English. Again there's a difference in the Flemish and Dutch pronunciation I believe- the Dutch one might be easier as you explained. 'Muis' is pronounced similar to 'mouse' (muis in Dutch does mean mouse)
I enjoyed the way you called the game straight forward full speed ahead very clear and understandable excellent moves in the game you have great insight as well Thank you
A slight correction. When a woman plays the Ruy Lopez, it becomes the Trudy Lopez, named this time not after a chess master but for a San Diego newscaster.
let's not get ahead of ourselves getting one win against a gm doesn't make her special I hope she doesn't get stuck in the women's section and will go far ahead
I am Dutch. The 'oe' in Roeber is pronounced like an owl in the night: 'oeh oeh, oeh oeh'. Like the proper pronunciation of that dish from Morocco: Couscous. Or, the English equavalent: when a crowd doesn't like the comedian and goes 'Boo', That's how to pronounce it. (and the 'R' in Dutch is more raw than in English; like an American 'R' combined with the roar of a pitbull (coming from the back of one's throat that is). (the sound could also be compared to someone who is terminally ill, but I like the first comparison better).
Rating of Erwing doesnt match in title/video. Thanks for your uploads, always watch during my breaks at work, they give me much peace in a stressful environment.
Great stuff. Small lesson in Dutch for pronouncing Roebers: the "oe" in Dutch is pronounced like the "oo" in the English word "good". Good to know since we'll be hearing more of her... 🙂
That is why I prefer mixed competitions. It allows for more show stopping games and surprises. And it is just fair that a 2300 woman gets a shot at a 2600+ player, just like her male counterparts.
Amazing fighting game. Very enjoyable to see players fight in the middle game and not just play for a win in the endgame where material is equal and there is a +0.01 advantage positionally.
I think the problem is that if you play that prematurely without it coming with check, the Black rook can just capture the White queen. Then there is no threat of exf8=Q checkmate, and the queening square at e8 is guarded. It's the right idea but it needs one step of preparation.
I'm not as experienced a player as you and certainly not as good a player as the grandmasters are. Still, wouldn't pushing you he pawn forward to F7 be checkmate instead of taking the knight?
For those of us who love the game but do not understand Chess player ratings; what does defeating this significantly higher rated player do to her rating?
Defeating a higher rated opponent grants you more rating points than you would get from an equal or lower rated player. This means for one to get to the next level ( whatever it may be ) you need to defeat higher rated opponents.
This ain't the first Eline Roebers game Antonio has showed on this channel and both games are incredible, she's a great talent!
What a fun and exciting game here! Very impressive in itself, but even more so, to beat someone 300 points ahead of her! Good show Eline!
It's always fun to root for the underdog.
300 ahead, for *now*.
Yea I would be ecstatic. The difference between 2600 and 2300 is huge.
These Queen sacs really start the year right
Could a native English speaker please tell me if "these" is right in this context or if it should be "those" . I know the difference is distance in time and space but kinda doesn't work here, does it? "Those" kinda sounds more right to me but idk.
@@yophono5929 "these" implies a sense of closeness and belonging whereas "those" would imply a sense of otherness. For example, when speaking of items on a table, one might say "these are my items and those are not". So in this case, as a chess community, we speak of these queen sacrifices, (and those Backgammon games).
@@markbolusmjak3731 wow really nice linguistic lesson!! No cap, I am just impressed :)
Following last year biggest queen sacrifice
@@yophono5929 definitely "these" sounds, in chess lingo, "more precise". "Those" would be for something distant (physically, or impersonally), something maybe you don't agree with too much. but honestly you don't even really use "those" as much as "these"
Alternate Title could be: 28 moves WITHOUT CAPTURES!" This is madness, excellent stuff 😃
Bro you should really do a video one day showing how you prepare to make these videos. It's amazing to watch you do these because you seem to know all of the lines in advance (I'm sure you spend some time studying them and also have the benefit of engines). It would be fascinating to see the process you go through to analyze such games, as you are the very best at it that I've ever run across.
Yes I agree he is very much prepared and on top of the game with his analysis that’s great board knowledge to know the correct moves for certain pieces during the Game
Yeah, very smooth, almost casual in tone, like he's telling you about a movie he saw last night. "And so then the bad guy moved to this weird-ass place, trying to hide in the shed or something, but the good guy was distracted by tripping over this lawn ornament, and so then the bad guy darts out of the shed and grabs a rake. Pretty cool move, huh?" Or some such, heh.
Already featured on this channel because of an amazing game with an incredible, almost unfindable bishop sacrifice! It's so pleasing to see that she's progressing so much and continuing to deliver talent and plays/games of such ingeniouity, now in an event like this one!
Roebers would be pronounced in English as "Roo-bers", or possibly "Rou-bers" with the ou as in "you". Indeed a very impressive game by Eline!
To add onto this, Eline is pronounced a-lee-nuh, with the emphasis on the first syllable. a as in made. In Dutch the common -e end is a short -uh (always without an audible h, and this syllable never has emphasis).
#suggestion to add onto agad's and everyone's excellent knowledge of international name pronunciations.
@@eclipseeffigy gonna let you know I will pronounce her name as "e-line" to start a new trend
Its still a Dutch name lmao
E-Line is also a nice pronounciation when she’s playing chess
Following Eline is a must if you like crazy games. Thank you Agad for covering thus game !
i hope she doesnt stop playing chess. talents like this should get fundings from the state so that they are not distracted by anything else if they wish to master their craft
@qealdak2va Get out of here weirdo
@qealdak2va sure buddy
@qealdak2va If nothing else keep in mind you are talking about an underage girl
No she won’t. In an interview she said the next years will be focused on chess only.
Get funding from the state?, why should the people of that state should give her money?, no no no. A private enterprise should do it. Nothing good comes from the state
Wow.. what a excellent game.. congrats to both masters.
You had me at queen sacrifice.
Magnificent win by Elaine R. She always seemed totally in control of the game; the vice just got tighter and tighter for her much higher rated opponent until he cracked. Beautiful. Thkz Agadmator.
Eline seems fine with closed positions. This implies a patient, strategic turn of mind. Then to offer a queen shows x-ray vision, and a deft touch. She is one to watch for sure.
As someone who might become an elite 2700 GM? No. As someone whose games are always delightfully exciting and tactical? Hell yeah
After all these decades, indeed centuries, true excitement still to be found in a game with the Ruy Lopez opening.
Shows the unconditional love for chess by this channel/Antonio. Picking great games from the Challenger tournament instead of selecting main event only
Compliment to Eline, winning with a GM rating around 300 point more!!👏
Let's hope to see more successfull women in chess.
And this, ladies and gentlemen, is how you play the Botez Gambit.
Hahaha
Cringe botez sisters
@@Lelekoz how i was searching for this comment?
Seriously, they're good at chess but they're hellllaa cringe, the level of second hand embarassment oh god
@@anshuuu9708 Thanks for agreeing with me
Antonio: for Dutch pronunciations of long vowels, some tips-
- 'oe' is pronounced like 'oo' in English, as in 'whoop'. So, Roebers sounds like 'Roobers'.
- 'oo' is pronounced in a way that 'boot' in Dutch sounds like 'boat'.
- 'ie' is pronounced like a long 'i', e.g. 'biet' in Dutch sounds like 'beat'.
- 'ij' is pronounced in different ways depending on whether the person is from the Netherlands or from Belgium but to explain the Dutch way, the name 'Lijnder' would sound like 'Line-der'.
- the more rare 'ae' is just pronounced like a long 'aa'. You'll often find some names spelled differently (same pronunciation): Maes & Maas, Baet & Baat, etc.
Next challenge: how to pronounce 'ui'. In Dutch it is saying 'a' and 'u' very quickly after eachother with the a being shorter than the u. but how to explain this in English?
@@KeepChessSimple Hahaha I forgot this one. This one's certainly more difficult to explain in English. Again there's a difference in the Flemish and Dutch pronunciation I believe- the Dutch one might be easier as you explained. 'Muis' is pronounced similar to 'mouse' (muis in Dutch does mean mouse)
Girl power! Great to see some genuine female talent. If she keeps playing like this she will be a true sensation in the coming years.
hope you didn't just jinx it I don't want to see her getting stuck in the women's section
We need more sponsorship in chess to allow these young talents to have a chess career if they want one.
15 moves of theory, a Queen sac, and W against a 2600+ What more could one ask for?
man, lot of queen sacrifices lately. Im glad to see so many people remembering it's just a piece.
WOW! This young lady is !! and deserves a standing ovation!
Eline is on another level!!
I just saw this game live haha. Im dutch and played the amateur weekend tournament. Amazing
It must be pretty much a year ago she was first female winner of the Untergrombach Open
The 'oe' sound in roebers, is pronounced the same way as the 'oo' in 'book' and 'o' in 'loser'.
Oo in book and o in loser have different intonations if you’re a native English speaker so I think that’s not quite the case
this girl is amazing! Great respect for her!
Such a complicated position that unraveled in an interesting way from a Queen sacrifice. So enjoyable.
Thank you for the video!
I love this channel!
I saw Eline win some amazing games at the 2022 Chess Olympiad in Chennai and she is truly a very impressive player!
You are very good with your continuation examples.
Best on the Internet.
I enjoyed the way you called the game straight forward full speed ahead very clear and understandable excellent moves in the game you have great insight as well Thank you
#suggestion Tabatabaei vs. Pechac, the King’s Gambit is back!
Very good to set up such an attack. Only the best non delaying moves come into consideration 😮.
Agad putting in work ♟️💪
Roebers is pronounced just like the Ru in Ruy Lopez: Ru bers
A slight correction. When a woman plays the Ruy Lopez, it becomes the Trudy Lopez, named this time not after a chess master but for a San Diego newscaster.
Wow, this will fill her with confidence.
At the 7:00 minute mark (when asked for the best move possible), what is wrong with pawn takes knight (F6 x E7)?
You will open the f file for the rook to take the queen. And your pawn gonna stuck at e7 or getting eaten later. (Black Queen control the e8)
Cool to see some women doing well in the big tournaments.
#suggestion Does Hou Yifan still play? Would love to see more of her games if so.
let's not get ahead of ourselves getting one win against a gm doesn't make her special I hope she doesn't get stuck in the women's section and will go far ahead
At the "resings position".. Why not Qxb2 and a3 also hangs? Is the win of white so clear?
I am Dutch.
The 'oe' in Roeber is pronounced like an owl in the night: 'oeh oeh, oeh oeh'.
Like the proper pronunciation of that dish from Morocco: Couscous.
Or, the English equavalent: when a crowd doesn't like the comedian and goes 'Boo', That's how to pronounce it.
(and the 'R' in Dutch is more raw than in English; like an American 'R' combined with the roar of a pitbull (coming from the back of one's throat that is).
(the sound could also be compared to someone who is terminally ill, but I like the first comparison better).
Rating of Erwing doesnt match in title/video.
Thanks for your uploads, always watch during my breaks at work, they give me much peace in a stressful environment.
They played 28 moves before the first capture occured
Great stuff. Small lesson in Dutch for pronouncing Roebers: the "oe" in Dutch is pronounced like the "oo" in the English word "good". Good to know since we'll be hearing more of her... 🙂
Great game!! Thank you!
But how friendly is L'Ami remains a total mistery. XD
That is why I prefer mixed competitions. It allows for more show stopping games and surprises. And it is just fair that a 2300 woman gets a shot at a 2600+ player, just like her male counterparts.
Congrats Eline, what a dominant display!
Gefeliciteerd!!!
@agadmator In the game his rating is 2672 and in title its 2627!
Good game. I look forward to seeing her progress.
Another great game for Eline , wish her luck in this tournament,
Amazing fighting game. Very enjoyable to see players fight in the middle game and not just play for a win in the endgame where material is equal and there is a +0.01 advantage positionally.
Excellent win from Eline!
A closed queenside and an all out pawn storm on the kingside. I feel like is how 90% of my ~1700 rated blitz games go.
Judit Polgar must be smiling. Eline might have a bright future ahead of her.
things that make one smile, games like this.
The "oe" in Dutch is pronounced like the oo in "pool" but shorter
Excited for this next generation of players!
A showcase on closed pawn. Love it
I can imagine how crazy the game will be between Eline and Adhiban!
in dutch OE is usually pronounced like oo in mood, in english. And R is the usual guttural dutch R
Nice game, well done as per Aggy
Fun to watch. As an occasional hobby player, I guard my queen above all else. I may lose the game, but I kept my queen. Maybe I'm missing the point?
Yes, maybe...😆
Nice recap.
Every game with a pawn promotion to a knight is worth recording. And this one is particularly cool. 👍🏽
When pronouncing Eline Roebers, say 'Eline' + 'uh' and 'Roobers'
Woohoo I found the move but it took me long time!
Such an impressive win
aaaaand my new favourite player of all time😂
More vids today agad!
Wouldn't knight to F7 stop the pawn at 6:40?
great game. :) What happens if pawn takes knight in the pause the video moment? That seems good as well, but I often miss the obvious. :)
I think the problem is that if you play that prematurely without it coming with check, the Black rook can just capture the White queen. Then there is no threat of exf8=Q checkmate, and the queening square at e8 is guarded. It's the right idea but it needs one step of preparation.
@@Trip_Fontaine Thanks so much! I was fixated on the pawn taking the queen. Makes so much sense now. Thank you!
7:16 what would happen if he moved the pawn forward instead of capturing
What a prodigy! Eline
Beating L'ami is no joke, he's a well respected player
I wonder how often sacs are considered blunders by the opponent, until they actualize.
This was a beautiful game.
I'm not as experienced a player as you and certainly not as good a player as the grandmasters are. Still, wouldn't pushing you he pawn forward to F7 be checkmate instead of taking the knight?
The black queen would capture the bishop.
For those of us who love the game but do not understand Chess player ratings; what does defeating this significantly higher rated player do to her rating?
Defeating a higher rated opponent grants you more rating points than you would get from an equal or lower rated player. This means for one to get to the next level ( whatever it may be ) you need to defeat higher rated opponents.
@@sauron4313 How many points will she get from beating this guy? 100? More?
Isn't the black queen trapped 34.gxf6 if white playes Bd1 at 6:38?
The queen can take on g5 in that case.
That is, if Bd1 instead of gxf6.
Her VS magnus would be nutts
Incredible game.
Hello Antonio, in The Netherlands “oe” is pronounced as the “oo” in rook.
#suggestion
I have a feeling you'll end up showing Eline's game from today too! (Wednesday)
She had a Great game
3 white pawns for the queen to take, once done move black pawns down for promotion, he gave in to early.
2627 or 2672? The rating in the title and the rating under his photo don't match. 🙃 #suggestion
In Dutch, 'oe' is pronounced 'u'. Thanks for all of your great comments.
So many moves before the first capture
4:22 can’t you take the e5 pawn with the bishop? You’d deflect the queen as it would’ve been with check and then mate with the queen on h7, no?
Black is up a rook, so he can afford to meet Bxe5 with Nf6. After gxf6 and Bxf6, black is up an exchange and white's attack has fizzled out.
Black can put a piece in between White's bishop and his queen. Bxe5 Bf6 gxf6 Nxf6 or Bxe5 Nf6 gxf6 Bxf6 and Black is safe and material is equal.
Once she got the pawn to d5, this neutralized the black rooks, and black king was boxed in.
love you sir, there is a typo in the title of this video.
"The Queens gambit" series irl lol
She beat Erwin, next she has to fight Levi!
Would love to see her become WCC. Imagine a woman that is both a Super GM and has a 2800+ rating.
The rating for L'Ami does not match the title of the video