Magnus Carlsen is 97% accurate vs Cheparinov’s Catalan | 2022 World Blitz Chess Championship
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- Опубликовано: 13 сен 2024
- Featured is a Round 3 game from the 2022 World Blitz Chess Championship between Ivan Cheparinov and Magnus Carlsen. The opening is Closed Catalan with an instructive idea demonstrated by Carlsen on the queenside. After Cheparinov's 10th move, Carlsen's play is nearly impeccable with him basically playing for two results in an opposite colored bishop endgame. Carlsen's accuracy for this 3|2 time control registered a 97% in Stockfish 15.1's eyes.
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1. d4 Nf6 2. c4 e6 3. Nf3 d5 4. g3 Be7 5. Bg2 O-O 6. O-O a5 7. Nc3 c6 8. b3 b6 9. Bb2 Ba6 10. Qd3 b5 11. cxb5 cxb5 12. Nxb5 Nc6 13. a4 Qb6 14. Ne5 Na7 15. Bc3 Nxb5 16. axb5 Bxb5 17. Qd2 a4 18. bxa4 Rxa4 19. Rxa4 Bxa4 20. Ra1 Qb3 21. Qb2 Rc8 22. Qxb3 Bxb3 23. Be1 Bd6 24. Rb1 Bc2 25. Rb7 Bxe5 26. dxe5 Ng4 27. f4 h5 28. Bf3 Bf5 29. Bxg4 hxg4 30. Rb2 Rc1 31. Kf2 Kh7 32. Rd2 Rb1 33. Rd4 Kg6 34. Bd2 Be4 35. Be1 Kf5 36. Rd2 f6 37. exf6 gxf6 38. Rd4 e5 39. fxe5 fxe5 40. Rb4 Ra1 41. Rb8 Ra2 42. Rf8+ Ke6 43. Re8+ Kf6 44. Kf1 d4 45. Rf8+ Ke7 46. Bb4+ Ke6 47. Re8+ Kd5 48. Be1 Bf5 49. Rd8+ Ke4 50. Re8 Bd7 51. Rb8 Be6 52. Rb4 Rc2 53. Ra4 Bc4
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of all the chess tubers, jerry's vids perk me up the most. I watch every one
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A great endgame from Carlsen. What strikes me though is this. In his first match against Anand, He appeared to be the worlds best in both sides of the Ruy Lopez Berlin. In his match against Caruana, he seemed to be the best on both sides of the Sveshnikov. Now since playing against Nepo he appears to be the worlds best in the Catalan. But he doesn’t like the challenge of this meticulous preparation of one or two lines anymore. Great analysis as ever Jerry, thanks and keep up the good work.
One of your strongest videos. Im expert level and have been following you for years. High end analysis. Well done
Thank you
Great stuff as always, Jerry!
Great analysis, i def. need more chess vids outta you Jerry, they always help improve my game
great analysis thank you jerry for another great year~!
I love these videos even if a lot of the information still goes above my head
Never been so happy to lose to someone in the 2022 Winter Marathon as I was to lose against NM Chess_Network - the OG himself!
A classic Carlsen win. Grinding out the tiniest of advantages to take it home in the endgame.
Yes, a video by Jerry, always a highlight of my day!
i would love to see more of this! i really like the accuracy percentage at the end!
14:52 that's some spicy coordination by the rook and bishop
I get preferring the knight and bishop over two bishops when the pawns were on one side, that is very clear, but grinding out the opposite coloured bishop situation was excellent. However, it did depend on a mistake from white.
C4 Is Explosive Jerry! Of course it is sensitive.
Beautiful analysis! Thanks!
Is Magnus getting better with Stockfish? I think he is. He might be the only human able to understand some of the lines SF chooses, to a level none of us can. After consulting and evaluating with it, Carlsen will start seeing chess concepts that only him and Stockfish understand
He’s not the only human, any top 500 chess player has gotten better using stockfish!
It’s a photographic memory,
If he sees a position stockfish plays once, he can remember it for a long time. So he is able to “understand” these positions better than most.
@@levibertschi 25th ppl
besides stockfish, a huge difference between magnus and the rest is magnus isn’t afraid to play chess. the confidence to play temporarily compromised positions and challenging his opponent to understand and correctly play the position gives him more flexibility. he isn’t scared of delicate or losing positions. hikaru has started practicing the same mindset and has seen more success as a result. i’m low elo but i’ve improved faster and won more by playing the same way. creativity and confidence are often very decisive factors when competing with other similarly skilled opponents.
Obv with the triple crown hes understanding it and applying better than anyone including the other top 500
“You may learn much more from a game you lose than from a game you win. You will have to lose hundreds of games before becoming a good player.” - José Raúl Capablanca
Really enjoyed your analysis!
Nice Catalan opening analysis,thanks.
fantastic video!
Hi Jerry, mind if I ask where the old videos on Twitch went? seems like only those broadcasted in the past month are visible right now :o
They are automatically purged by Twitch after 14 days, or 60 days in my channel’s case since I’m subscribed to Twitch Turbo.
Jerry you have to do the Rapport Carlsen game - crazy game
True
So many misses from both sides
Hi Jerry, it´s everyone
Carlsen is just incredible. Double champion again!
Triple champion! Blitz, rapid & still holding the classical title ... just an unbelievable chess genius
@@eequalsemceeprayer For 3rd time!!
Triple.
90% and still end up losing, playing at that level must be totally demoralising in situations like that
Hey Jerry! Why don't you stream Magnus for Title Tuesday? Hope you do!
Very instructive endgame in my opinion by the world champion.
Hi,
Thank you for vid. How is it 97% accuracy and 9 average cents pawn loss?
That means 9 average cents pawn loss = 3% inaccuracies
a centipawn is 1/100 of a pawn. this means the computer thinks carlsen lost 9% of a pawn on average each move compared to "perfect" play.
13:34 ... Ke3 quite possible play for the brilliant mistake
Hie Jerry can you please come up with a Playlist of 2022 Fide chess rapid
thx Jerry
sensational
Hi Jerry.
so much hans fan bois
Or Hans is here running multiple accounts to spam comments 🤷🏿♂️
But the h pawn recapture! Proved to super important. Don't double pawns. Sure. Except when you should. Not a goddamn single general rule that doesn't have one or many exceptions. Fuck you chess and your insufferable rule exceptions. B recapture pretty automatic in such a game for me. Not sure at what ratings level I might have the insight to recapture with pawn. Whatever that level might be, for now attempts at high-level, creative play such as this always seems to routinely and spectacularly blow up in my face. Blow up real good.
i thought 48. Bg2+ Kxg2 , Rxe2+ Kf1 , Rxh2 Rd8+, Ke4 but probably just ends in a draw
Hi Jerry!
Hi!
Congrats on the 1st place confetti. 😎
@@ChessNetwork Yeah!
What a player
Have been playing the Queen's Gambit every time I get white, and wondering if it's much a transition to pick up the Catalan? Thanks for the video showing some ideas and resulting positions. Looks like a fun thing to try out.
I like to play as many different openings I can, I feel I get less theory dependant and also don't get bored by playing the same opening over and over.
It plays much differently
@@wikipedia8193 yeah I didn't like playing the Catalan. Queens gambit is much more accessible
Nakamura was ON FIRE day 1!
For sure! Only double digit score!!
@@ChessNetwork Why do you not accuse Magnus of anal beads? like you do the other guy
@@ribsnwhiskey zzzzzzz
@@hhigh_af change your avatar to both eyes closed
@@ribsnwhiskey nice one
I bet he can beat Stockfish in the Catalan opening.
Imagine playing Magnus and he plays with 97% accuracy. 😂
No beating that guy! 😂
In a blitz game.
@@MrSupernova111 its incredibly hard to get to 97% in a regular game, even for most grandmasters. Doing that in a blitz game is ... something else.
Magnus is almost as good as Hans
Carlsen é brilhante em especial em todas as fases da partida, por isso é o melhor jogafor do mundo.
On move 13, why can’t black play Nb4 to threaten the Queen away from defending white’s knight?
It is not a good move
I think that's the main reason behind Cheparinov playing A4, to eliminate the threat you're talking about by protecting the knight with the A pawn ... Seems to me Carlsen could have still played Nb4 but Cheparinov's queen would have moved to safety and so Magnus wouldn't have gained anything
Sam Harris is the Jerry of philosophy. The way of talking is strickingly similar! And Harris is exepcionally smart. It's an huge complement! You welcome Sam... You welcome...
Why cant the white knight go from F3 to E5 to defend the pawn
Then Nfd7 and the knight is challenged?
Good question 👍
Good answer 😎
even his first name starts with "I" you pronounce it with "E" 😉
Magnus is cheating, he brought a supercomputer in his brain pan 😅
So is Magnus also cheating????
Of course he is.
No, the world chess champion of all time formats is actually somewhat good at chess, surprisingly enough
you cant cheat at blitz, nieaman was 100th in rapid, and trash in blitz lost ratings
carlsen on the other hand proved himself
@ average semi-literate Carlsen fanboy.
Magnus is clearly cheating
Of course Magnus is cheating, he uses his brain Hans need an engine! Cheers!
@@erikskov8759 that made absolutely no sense
So more accurate than Hans LOL
So did Magnus cheat too
he used play magnus app
kappa
He is cheating.