He was worried about ugly things happening to his kingside. Things along the lines of Bh6, I think. After that, the queen and rook battery could be quite painful. So, he kept his knight in the centre to diffuse any future threats.
+Laureano Carelli Si Kramnik hace Axh5 Nakamura sacrifica calidad (torre por alfil) con Txh5 y debilita el enroque de Kramnik, con un fuerte ataque. Simplemente eso, ataque, aunque igual no lleva a nada, es el estilo de Nakamura.
Nakamura really needs to work on his composure. His mental breakdowns are a major reason why he's slowing his progress into the echelon of world-championship contenders....
Nakamura always ends up becoming disappointed in himself for making some poor decision toward the endgame. When you see him shaking his head toward the end, you know he'll probably lose.
Buena partida, aunque Nakamura ya casi la tenía, y eso se resalta, hasta yo pensé que el juego ya estaba cantado a favor de Nakamura pero bien defendido por Kramnik.
couldn‘t he have taken the rook with the queen at the end and play king vs king + bishop, I know Kramnik wins but he had very little time left on his clock... playing on time is a point worth considering, especially in Blitz
Yep, and that would have been an interesting endgame. It might have come down to whether Kramnik could force mate with B + N against lone K, with only 2 seconds increment per move
+philipmisturini must keep the knight close to where the real shits hapens xd i mean close to the queen and rook of nakamura to defende his king's side
Creative attack by nakamura. But kramnik's defence was too sharp. What a nice game
Kramnik is a class act GM. To beat Nakamura on time is very rare..
good defense py kramnik and high comprehension of positon greaaaaaaat kramnik !!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Крамник хорошо защищался, прям глаз порадовал
this is the first time i saw naka lose on time
What happened? Is it a draw or a win? Why did kramnik pointed to the clock? Can anyone explain?
Deiz Tebila Kramnik won. He pointed to the clock to show that Nakamura's time ran out.
Chess rules can explain
kramnik is my favorite,his matches are interesting than any other player in chess ..
what happens if kramnik takes the rook,after the fork?
He was worried about ugly things happening to his kingside. Things along the lines of Bh6, I think. After that, the queen and rook battery could be quite painful. So, he kept his knight in the centre to diffuse any future threats.
naka lost by time so funny))
Why Did Kramnik sacrifice the queen? Or maybe it was just a mistake?
yes, by time
0:47 Can anyone tell me please if GM kramnik take this h5 pawn.Then what will happen?
Fxh5 is possible move , but too slow here. Moving pawn to c5 is much better move, to counter attack white center immediatly.
@@guimon5975 Thanks so much 😊😊😊
one board for us would make this video compleat
very uncommon for Naka to lose on time but great defence by Kramnik!
great game by kramnik
Right.
Did Naka blunder this? it seemed like he had the advantage early on.
5:40 after Rg4 isn't Ne3 there?
+Aakash Dalvi Great spot
+Aakash Dalvi It's just that Ne3 came one move later due to impulsive response of moving a piece when attacked...
Yes? Good move but doesn't immediately win material if that's what you are trying to point out.
very good game!!!!
Very hot game.
Good game!
Alguen conoce la trampa que hizo nakamura en el segundo 42 porque no la entiendo??
+Laureano Carelli Si Kramnik hace Axh5 Nakamura sacrifica calidad (torre por alfil) con Txh5 y debilita el enroque de Kramnik, con un fuerte ataque. Simplemente eso, ataque, aunque igual no lleva a nada, es el estilo de Nakamura.
+l2pokfe Ahora entiendo muchísimas gracias por responder!!
Erere
Nakamura really needs to work on his composure. His mental breakdowns are a major reason why he's slowing his progress into the echelon of world-championship contenders....
Yeah, number three in the world rating list is just not good enough!
muito legal
우리나라 사람은 없나
Nakamura shi RI BEN REN MEI GUO DE
Soy coreano. I am korean. Kkk
When Nakamura shakes his head it almost means he loses)
Kramnik's dark bishop made Nakamura crazy :)
At 5:40 Bxe6 is very interesting
muy bien Kramnik demostrando que el juego posicional es su especialidad
@ Andressa, it was queen for 2 pieces and a few pawns, after that whites attack also lost lots of fuel
5:45 why not Re1 to prevent the knight fork?
it was obviously deliberate. Why? To trade off a bunch of attacking pieces.
I really enjoy this game, this is chess!!
hes cheating1111!1!1!1?1?1?1!
Fantastic and precise Kramnik
Nakamura always ends up becoming disappointed in himself for making some poor decision toward the endgame. When you see him shaking his head toward the end, you know he'll probably lose.
Buena partida, aunque Nakamura ya casi la tenía, y eso se resalta, hasta yo pensé que el juego ya estaba cantado a favor de Nakamura pero bien defendido por Kramnik.
yo
nakamura = member of the internation hair club for men
ALL IN! :D Naka is very entertaining to watch.
i was excepting some Bh6 at some point. wtf
what happened at 2:41? nice video btw...
no offense but do you have any hobbies
very well faught by kramnik indeed!
Hahahaha
Excelente juego por parte de Kramnik!!
Beautiful attack
enchanted bunny!
visor, please !
Go Kramnik!
why Bxg6??
couldn‘t he have taken the rook with the queen at the end and play king vs king + bishop, I know Kramnik wins but he had very little time left on his clock... playing on time is a point worth considering, especially in Blitz
Yep, and that would have been an interesting endgame. It might have come down to whether Kramnik could force mate with B + N against lone K, with only 2 seconds increment per move
dd
did Naka forget he was playing blitz? lol
why didnt kramnik take the rook when he forked the king with the knight?
+philipmisturini must keep the knight close to where the real shits hapens xd i mean close to the queen and rook of nakamura to defende his king's side
philipmisturini same doubt occurs for me ,I think kramnik doesn't want to lose his knight for rook ,that's y he didn't take .
3:53 why?
Free pawn. If Nxa1, yes it wins a rook but the knight is out of the game. Taking the pawn wins a pawn AND a good knight :)
@3:30 Why Kramnik did not play Kxc2+ ??????
k is king.n is knight
after kc2 Q:h4 Rook was under attak after e6
WiseLoneWolf kol in russian nottation Kp=KING K=knight
why don't they shake hands ?
Nakamura is nuts, he's like an offensive juggernaut with his tempo-aggressive mindset.