I know it can be hard to make recap videos of your losses, but i appreciate your honesty and analysis. Your attitude of learning from your mistakes is inspiring. Keep your chin up!
@@hyperbius760 it is the same Josh Waitzkin said over and over in chessmaster and to start with I looked at every loss as an oppoturnity to learn something. but with time....
Thanks so much for uploading these recaps of your games regardless of result. They are still very entertaining and I learn a lot from these recap videos.
Yes, I know this horrible feeling of endless pawn pushes. This is why I almost never play for positions which gives the opponent passed pawns, even when I have the better material advantage, it always ends badly for me.
It's nice that you honestly talking about your losses, as well as your wins, which is not the thing all chess players doing! 🙂 I start to watch your videos pretty recently, but I enjoy them a lot! I remember analyzing one of you dad's old game vs Ljubojevic, back from 70's. In fact I was analyzing some ideas in 1.b3 and your dad played that opening back in those times... Also, I analyzed a number of your mom's games, but her repertoire and mine are different ones... Good luck in other games on Olympiad!
What's interesting is that when I was playing competitively I would occasionally get pitted up against someone who was much higher rated than I (in this case I was rated about 1800 and he rated a bit over 2200. Pushing pawns and randomly sacrificing pieces he kept thinking it was a trap and would take sooo much time looking for the trap that wasn't there. I played the clock, not him. With under 2 minutes left on his clock, he finally figured it out. LOL it was speed chess for him. I almost beat him on time. He was rather annoyed. He played to beat me, I played to beat the clock. Push the pawns and non-traditional movements can eat lots of time. Great game you played. :)
Thank you Anna for the analysis. Don't worry keep playing!!!!!! You are playing in the Chess Olympiad, which is a privilege to be . A whole world of beautiful memories!!!!! You are an inspiration for all.
Damn I thought I will closely follow open section, but Anna-Maja and the Cramlings got me good. Literally can't get off stream and recaps. Good job Anna, keep em going!
15:05 I think I would had maneuvered the knight to c6 just to blockade the pawn, a6 as an extra protection. White has a4 b5, but after axb5 axb5 Nd4 - I don't think it's that straight forward for White anymore. If Qd4 then just Qxc5, or if another queen move then either Nxb5 or Ne2+ - whichever is allowed. So White can't go into that without some more work.
Loving the recaps and just a friendly suggestion: I'm pretty sure there are players (both now and in the future) who are hunting for videos on how to beat the reverse hippo and how to deal with the QGD just saying a title might be handy.
as always I learn a lot with your recaps. beating IMs is not easy, but we can still try and get closer and closer by time. thanks for the recap and good games today!
To sacrifice either bishop e7 or knight d7 for the two pawns by using them both (like at 16:50...or 17:40) I think may be good. Well, my 10 min rating about 1550 and 5 min 1250, so... :) This not possible after g5, however, since bishop defend it. Idea: You'll lose a point but may be able to create something new from development with bishop or knight.... and get rid of that annoying threat.
I found it interesting that this game was very similar to the first one that Anna played against her mom in their last match, with both games having the same position after 11 moves.
I have never played a game that I could not get wired in 6 months or less, (when applying myself). Not this game, for anybody. This game has more options than we can remember, almost infinite. It is the most difficult game to master that was ever invented IMO. Politics is easy to me, "Opp, there is another commie", but this game, when you lose, you never see it coming until it is too late, no matter how good you are. I can see how this game can consume people. You always have a chance to figure out something new, after the exasperating study of the old. The study of chess is like the study of math. Nobody can know it all.
@7:19, I'm wondering what the pain would be for bishop to take pawn, check, (assume king takes bishop), knight to g4 check, (assume ?), followed by queen to f3.
Anna. Please make a video reviewing the netflix mini series 'the queens gambit'. I saw that you have videos playing beth harmon chess AI but i don't see any review videos from you. I'm interested in what you thought of it.
I wondered if Hungary is also taking part of the chess Olympiad. Well, there's my answer. Congratulations from Hungary, Anna, you played well so far. Good luck for the next games, I wish you a successful tournament!
giving away too much tempo with your black bishop..and white already has tempo. Trading off a few pieces while under fire, simplifies, and can give you space, time. Lots of games left, stay solid, Anna!
The movement of your c pawn was a big problem. While c6 was possible, playing c5 later tore your position completely open. Your idea of playing c5 in one move would have been better than what you did in the game. But I still think c6 was playable and not the mistake. I understand the temptation to open up avenues for development of your sad light squared bishop; but that second movement of the c pawn was definitely not the way to do it. That c5 only strengthened White's light squared bishop and severely weakened your position along the a8-h1 diagonal. I immediately knew it was a mistake; I did not need to calculate to know it was wrong. With the pawn remaining on c6 While's light squared bishop was potentially 'biting on granite'. Your movement of that pawn again solved White's biggest problem in the position. Instead I would have looked to castle first and then potentially use a well timed e5 break to eventually get Black's light squared bishop into the game. But take my advise with a grain of salt cuz I haven't analyzed these lines enough to say that with confidence. It's just a gut feeling. And I am a very good intuitive player.
well of course, pass pawns must be pushed. " The beauty of chess is it can be whatever you want it to be. It transcends language, age, race, religion, politics, gender, and socioeconomic backgrounds. Whatever your circumstances, anyone can enjoy a good fight to the death over the chess board" -----Simon Williams
Hi, your channel is amazing. I'm so proud of the Hungarian team, regarded to I'm Hungarian :). But I would like to draw your attention to the hungarian names. You opponent was VaJDa Szidonia LazarNe (also, with hungarian letters it would be: Lázárné Vajda Szidónia) not "Vadja Szidonia Lazarre."
Yep. That gal wakes up with the excitement, exuberance with the wonder of a child every morning, and it is a wonderful way to live life. People living under communism do not wake up that way. Not many of us do after public education starts either. What a shame. How great of a world would it be if we were all as excited about what we do and free to do it? But we only have games, (some recreation), left. That is the sad part. There is not a union or state worker in the world who wakes up like this young lady does every morning. My question? How do we want to live? :)
I am sorry that you lost this one, Anna. You seemed to think that you were going to lose even before the first move. Defending never wins. You must have an offense. You played only defense the entire game. Granted you were playing the black pieces but there were a few opportunities where you could have seized the offense. Try not to let it bother you. Tomorrow is a new day.
Lol. It's funny you say that. Anna has begun using the same thumbnail guy as Gotham Chess. A lot of people don't like his thumbnails, either. It's different tastes, is all. I am a fan of whoever does the thumbnails.
Hi Anna, Will it Be Possible For you to make a Vlog at your Venue. Your Daily Routine and a Food Vlog. We Would Love to See it. Please Please Please Make it 😢
Not that I know anything but it seems like you were playing to protect yourself more than attacking. I didn’t see any attacking plan at all. You’re better than them! Let them know right from the start, that their rating doesn’t scare you one bit. They should fear YOU! Then attack and don’t let up.
Noob question here: You say you didn't expect C4, but I was following along in opening explorer and it's the most common move. Were you not expecting it because the opponent is such a London system fan?
Her channel wins, positive explaining a lot, besides PowerPlayChess (best theoretical knowledge?) IMO. Also ChessChannel I subscribe to. I'm extremely poor so may miss some channels. :)
Seemed some of your moves were to slow that it allowed for your opponent for better development. You're questioning your gut feeling to much in these games. You had some good potential development, but got to passive being concerned what your opponent may do. Need to be a little more confident that your moves and plans will succeed.
Skojar... "My system" is a book about general principles in chess. Not about any specific opening system. Sometimes I get the impression that you never studied the said "Holy Grail of Chess" - like really studied it
I always thought I hated that stupid Valley Girl accent, but here it is (with a Swedish twist) and it turns out I just hated the vapid nonsense that normally comes out of their mouths, because when it's solid chess commentary I'm just fine.
Anna you're incredible ... Smart and cute (cute is more sexy than sexy) ... On the scientific F..able scale you're an easy 9 out of 10 !! Which is sooooo high
I know it can be hard to make recap videos of your losses, but i appreciate your honesty and analysis. Your attitude of learning from your mistakes is inspiring. Keep your chin up!
"You may learn much more from a game you lose than from a game you win." (José Raúl Capablanca, Chess World Champion 1921-1927)
@@hyperbius760 it is the same Josh Waitzkin said over and over in chessmaster and to start with I looked at every loss as an oppoturnity to learn something. but with time....
And yet she keeps smiling.
Thanks so much for uploading these recaps of your games regardless of result. They are still very entertaining and I learn a lot from these recap videos.
Yes, I know this horrible feeling of endless pawn pushes. This is why I almost never play for positions which gives the opponent passed pawns, even when I have the better material advantage, it always ends badly for me.
It's nice that you honestly talking about your losses, as well as your wins, which is not the thing all chess players doing! 🙂 I start to watch your videos pretty recently, but I enjoy them a lot! I remember analyzing one of you dad's old game vs Ljubojevic, back from 70's. In fact I was analyzing some ideas in 1.b3 and your dad played that opening back in those times... Also, I analyzed a number of your mom's games, but her repertoire and mine are different ones... Good luck in other games on Olympiad!
What's interesting is that when I was playing competitively I would occasionally get pitted up against someone who was much higher rated than I (in this case I was rated about 1800 and he rated a bit over 2200. Pushing pawns and randomly sacrificing pieces he kept thinking it was a trap and would take sooo much time looking for the trap that wasn't there. I played the clock, not him. With under 2 minutes left on his clock, he finally figured it out. LOL it was speed chess for him. I almost beat him on time. He was rather annoyed. He played to beat me, I played to beat the clock. Push the pawns and non-traditional movements can eat lots of time. Great game you played. :)
Gracias Anna, aprendí par de movimientos nuevos gracias a tu video. Amo tu contenido y conocimiento. Saludos de España 🇪🇸 🇪🇸
Thank you Anna for the analysis.
Don't worry keep playing!!!!!!
You are playing in the Chess Olympiad, which is a privilege to be .
A whole world of beautiful memories!!!!!
You are an inspiration for all.
Damn I thought I will closely follow open section, but Anna-Maja and the Cramlings got me good.
Literally can't get off stream and recaps.
Good job Anna, keep em going!
We believe in you Anna! Keep going!
I love the content Anna keep it up! Cant help but be inspired to become a better chess player!
Your thumbnails really getting crazy lately, I love it! 😂
15:05 I think I would had maneuvered the knight to c6 just to blockade the pawn, a6 as an extra protection.
White has a4 b5, but after axb5 axb5 Nd4 - I don't think it's that straight forward for White anymore. If Qd4 then just Qxc5, or if another queen move then either Nxb5 or Ne2+ - whichever is allowed. So White can't go into that without some more work.
love the energy! Keep it up with these recaps! We believe in you
Loving the recaps and just a friendly suggestion: I'm pretty sure there are players (both now and in the future) who are hunting for videos on how to beat the reverse hippo and how to deal with the QGD just saying a title might be handy.
Thanks for the recap. We are following you in wins and loses. Both results you can learn, but seems like loses are more instructive. Keep on Anna !!!
Keep at it. Love the analysis. Thx!
as always I learn a lot with your recaps. beating IMs is not easy, but we can still try and get closer and closer by time. thanks for the recap and good games today!
Consider at 21:04 black RD1 check RD1 capture black RD8 RB1 RD1 check RD1 RD1 capture QE1 mate. Then Anna wins 🙂
Congratulations to Szidónia Lázárné Vajda for a game well played.
I like the old saying “ to counter an attack on the wing , strike in the center “
To sacrifice either bishop e7 or knight d7 for the two pawns by using them both (like at 16:50...or 17:40) I think may be good. Well, my 10 min rating about 1550 and 5 min 1250, so... :)
This not possible after g5, however, since bishop defend it.
Idea: You'll lose a point but may be able to create something new from development with bishop or knight.... and get rid of that annoying threat.
Anna you are the best . Grazie and don t change, ever.
Win Today 4-0 Against Algeria 😊
All the Best
5:10 I'm pretty sure Anna's mum played this against her in I think 3 game Blitz match
At 11:24 i would have moved your queen to d4. My next move would be rook to c7. I would have wanted to put my rook into play.
Knight B8 to defend the pawn? 18:00
Love you and the videos. As a bipolar guy who plays its all great xx
2:16 The idea of 4 ... Bb4 is to gain a tempo and castle king side, imho. I am not even rated 🤣
A 25 minute video of Anna getting her cheeks clapped. Very brave to post
**ANNA IS ONE OF THE SWEETEST/HAPPIEST YOUNG LADIES ON PLANET EARTH = SHE ALWAYS MAKES ME SMILE & MY DAY HAPPIER!!! GOD BLESS ANNA CRAMLING!!!**
I found it interesting that this game was very similar to the first one that Anna played against her mom in their last match, with both games having the same position after 11 moves.
I have never played a game that I could not get wired in 6 months or less, (when applying myself). Not this game, for anybody. This game has more options than we can remember, almost infinite. It is the most difficult game to master that was ever invented IMO. Politics is easy to me, "Opp, there is another commie", but this game, when you lose, you never see it coming until it is too late, no matter how good you are. I can see how this game can consume people. You always have a chance to figure out something new, after the exasperating study of the old. The study of chess is like the study of math. Nobody can know it all.
@7:19, I'm wondering what the pain would be for bishop to take pawn, check, (assume king takes bishop), knight to g4 check, (assume ?), followed by queen to f3.
Anna. Please make a video reviewing the netflix mini series 'the queens gambit'. I saw that you have videos playing beth harmon chess AI but i don't see any review videos from you. I'm interested in what you thought of it.
So sad. Keep fighting Anna
I wondered if Hungary is also taking part of the chess Olympiad. Well, there's my answer.
Congratulations from Hungary, Anna, you played well so far. Good luck for the next games, I wish you a successful tournament!
"I needed to remember my video."
I bet your competition studies them too. They may know you well before you sit down.
giving away too much tempo with your black bishop..and white already has tempo. Trading off a few pieces while under fire, simplifies, and can give you space, time. Lots of games left, stay solid, Anna!
I play the Queen's Gambit basically only and I just don't understand the catalan. How to compensate for the c4 pawn (?)
The movement of your c pawn was a big problem. While c6 was possible, playing c5 later tore your position completely open. Your idea of playing c5 in one move would have been better than what you did in the game. But I still think c6 was playable and not the mistake.
I understand the temptation to open up avenues for development of your sad light squared bishop; but that second movement of the c pawn was definitely not the way to do it. That c5 only strengthened White's light squared bishop and severely weakened your position along the a8-h1 diagonal. I immediately knew it was a mistake; I did not need to calculate to know it was wrong. With the pawn remaining on c6 While's light squared bishop was potentially 'biting on granite'. Your movement of that pawn again solved White's biggest problem in the position.
Instead I would have looked to castle first and then potentially use a well timed e5 break to eventually get Black's light squared bishop into the game. But take my advise with a grain of salt cuz I haven't analyzed these lines enough to say that with confidence. It's just a gut feeling. And I am a very good intuitive player.
“Mewv” 🤣 🐮
Multitasking is on another level now 🙌
animo Anna!
well of course, pass pawns must be pushed. " The beauty of chess is it can be whatever you want it to be. It transcends language, age, race, religion, politics, gender, and socioeconomic backgrounds. Whatever your circumstances, anyone can enjoy a good fight to the death over the chess board" -----Simon Williams
Hi, your channel is amazing. I'm so proud of the Hungarian team, regarded to I'm Hungarian :). But I would like to draw your attention to the hungarian names. You opponent was VaJDa Szidonia LazarNe (also, with hungarian letters it would be: Lázárné Vajda Szidónia) not "Vadja Szidonia Lazarre."
Good luck against Algeria this morning, Anna. Board 2! It's gonna be a flamethrower of a match.
Fear is never a good motivator for decision making. You must be Born Again. Please use up your time analyzing that truth.
Muy buena actuación ana😁👍, solo estabas fuera de preparación y la oponente muy digna, saluditos👋
Always so enthusiastic and super thrilled you are... wonderfull energie!
Yep. That gal wakes up with the excitement, exuberance with the wonder of a child every morning, and it is a wonderful way to live life. People living under communism do not wake up that way. Not many of us do after public education starts either. What a shame. How great of a world would it be if we were all as excited about what we do and free to do it? But we only have games, (some recreation), left. That is the sad part. There is not a union or state worker in the world who wakes up like this young lady does every morning. My question? How do we want to live? :)
This gal has no "snooze button" on her alarm clock, if she even uses an alarm clock. :)
I am sorry that you lost this one, Anna. You seemed to think that you were going to lose even before the first move. Defending never wins. You must have an offense. You played only defense the entire game. Granted you were playing the black pieces but there were a few opportunities where you could have seized the offense. Try not to let it bother you. Tomorrow is a new day.
Good luck Anna, she is a very inteligent Chess player,
i must say i dont like the splash screen with these modified Anna' face - your face is just beautiful by itself - no need to encartoon it :)
Lol. It's funny you say that. Anna has begun using the same thumbnail guy as Gotham Chess. A lot of people don't like his thumbnails, either. It's different tastes, is all. I am a fan of whoever does the thumbnails.
@@skiddwister9143 Gotham is cringe but he and his thumbnail maker certainly know how the youtube algorithm works
@@lordofcastamere9376 I kinda like his personality on RUclips. On Twitch, he is harder to take.
your title for these is so funny...the pawns just marched you into a corner...LOL...what could have stopped them?
Why not exchange the bishops? I mean you had the initiativ and then lost it when you in turn let her force you in to retreat.
This game shares many themes with the 1st blitz against your mother you showed on YT
what does chess even mean idk ut i love this channel
The opponent's peak rating is 2418.
Hello
Just wanted to know the results Sweden - Hungaria
This is a bit like ' Lets have a look at what you would have won' .
Rook take PC6 23:11
Hi Anna, Will it Be Possible For you to make a Vlog at your Venue. Your Daily Routine and a Food Vlog.
We Would Love to See it.
Please Please Please Make it 😢
Not that I know anything but it seems like you were playing to protect yourself more than attacking. I didn’t see any attacking plan at all. You’re better than them! Let them know right from the start, that their rating doesn’t scare you one bit. They should fear YOU! Then attack and don’t let up.
Good try. Just a tough higher rated opponent.
Noob question here: You say you didn't expect C4, but I was following along in opening explorer and it's the most common move.
Were you not expecting it because the opponent is such a London system fan?
nahh anna is just too clumsy
This video has 1200 likes. Which is still only half the number of likes that Anna used in her recap.
how is the experience in india, have u seen mahabalipuram temples,its unesco world heritage sight?
Lazarre was just better. Sometime it happens.
I wonder if Anna Rudolph is representing Hungary.
All I say she had a strong bishop
Her name is: Vajda Szidonia Lazarne. Not Vadja Szidonia Lazarre xD
Expecting your game VS India😊
All good as always BUT maybe try not to have the first line of the 1st comment give away the result of the game?!
Oh sweetie ur so cute it’s unfair! 😡😡
How is the team doing and how is your mom doing?
You will beat an IM next time!
You did the same mistake as in the last game your white bishop is behind the pawns and very bad
Es-News..
Cheer up Anna...
Her channel wins, positive explaining a lot, besides PowerPlayChess (best theoretical knowledge?) IMO. Also ChessChannel I subscribe to. I'm extremely poor so may miss some channels. :)
Seemed some of your moves were to slow that it allowed for your opponent for better development. You're questioning your gut feeling to much in these games.
You had some good potential development, but got to passive being concerned what your opponent may do. Need to be a little more confident that your moves and plans will succeed.
How does a person pay to travel around the world playing chess ? Does she have a grandmaster's salary ?
No, the Olympiad pays for the federations participating :)
@@AnnaCramling Who and how many and countries can qualify ,all expenses covered ?
Anna : Nimzowitsch "My system". Do your homework please.
I just meant to say that this is the system I typically play :)
@@AnnaCramling Inte vet jag kanske... Pratar inte om Systembolaget..
Skojar... "My system" is a book about general principles in chess. Not about any specific opening system. Sometimes I get the impression that you never studied the said "Holy Grail of Chess" - like really studied it
That's not a cute thumbnail
I always thought I hated that stupid Valley Girl accent, but here it is (with a Swedish twist) and it turns out I just hated the vapid nonsense that normally comes out of their mouths, because when it's solid chess commentary I'm just fine.
I like you Anna
👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
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Wha is the problm with your thumbails now🤣
Nice
Show ypur room in the next vídeo please .we are full of chess. Go make a diferent vídeo or mix it .ok Good luck in the next rounds left.
You are not allowed in her room.
lol
btw c6 is close to lost for black after Qc2 and e4. if you castle first after Qc2 c5 is fine for black so white has to play sth else.
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Love your videos, but please stop saying the word ‘like’…
lmao you can just calculate 4 or 5 moves ahead in classical i mean in classical!!! and still you make mistakes, keep streaming.
Anna you're incredible ... Smart and cute (cute is more sexy than sexy) ... On the scientific F..able scale you're an easy 9 out of 10 !! Which is sooooo high
Better luck nect time Anna,this video was way too much about different moves
I actually liked the alternate line analysis in this video.
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How does she get the camera to make her mouth so huge, does she use a filter?