How I Tricked My Tournament Opponent...
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- Опубликовано: 22 ноя 2024
- This is recap of round 7 of Reykjavik Open!
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How many people get to play Anna live on stream with her mum commentating? Best experience in 50 years of playing chess. Yes, you would have thought I’d have learnt to calculate by now!
You played such a great game! 😊
Nice game!
This was so fun to watch! Great game, Malcolm!
Based on Anna's commentary you just seem like the nicest guy! Great game!
Malcom seems like such a sweet gentleman. While watching the stream, after he had just suffered a heartbreaking lost in one of the worse ways possible, could see he had a chuckle or two with you about something before leaving the table. P.S. I'm enjoying the beautiful cinematographic introductions to your recaps. Very well done!
Definitely a mensch.
"You don't get a bad position from one mistake. You get a bad position from several mistakes in a row." -Pia Cramling. I'm totally going to remember that one...
As Malcolm makes one mistake.
Pia is D’a Bomb !
It’s a nice quote but thinking about it, that isn’t always true I’m afraid 😅
The Botez sisters know that one mistake is sufficient, as with their namesake gambit.
Pia underestimates power of 500elo.
Thank you for all the kind comments. If you think this mistake was bad, don’t look at the end of my game in round 1. How to get PTSD at the chessboard 😂
Anna's mom's commentary is delightful. You might think she's narrating a footbal match.😄
Pia is the best, she's always on for chess
The chess excitement for me this week was discovering that I have a 'Pia Cramling number" (like Morphy number) of 2, and a Bellon number of 2. In fact, that has been true since the Hastings 1985 tournament where your parents also played each other. Maybe it was the first time your parents met? My connection to them is having played John Fedorowicz when he and I were both teenagers in New Jersey. I was rated 1300s, he was rated 1800s and improving quickly when I played him. The game was at a club where the strongest player to often show up was Mike Valvo. Valvo was 2260 at the time, but later 2500 and along with Botvinnik, was a leader in the quest to strengthen chess play by computers. Valvo had played Najdorf, so that was cool to find out also just a year or two ago, I think when reading Valvo's obituary.
The chess community is large and small at the same time.
I also found it amazing that the oldest game shown for Pia in the database I searched, was a draw against Kasparov, in a tournament for kids under age 16. Quite a way to start the list of games, drawing a future World Champion. It was also amazing to see her results against some 2600+ players when still a teenager. Starting out 2-0 against Korchnoi is pretty amazing! Wins and draws against other strong grandmasters. Maybe the first time they played her, they thought a cute girl with a rating so much lower than theirs was not anything to worry about?
I watched most of your games in Reykjavik live, or soon after. This one I missed. I am glad it was not one more example of your problems being caused by unnecessary time trouble, even if it really should have been if he didn't blunder. It pains me to watch you see a very good move in 30 seconds, and then not move for 30 minutes.
I know that habits are difficult to change, but that habit will need to change if you want to improve. You can't give opponents time odds every game, without enough compensation!
I love your commentary, Pia's commentary, your attitude towards losses, mistakes, blunders (on both sides) and your attitude towards your opponent. Keep playing this beautiful game and keeping being yourself, Anna! Much love!
I don't really know the rules of chess but your mums commentary makes it all sound very exciting.
Rules are easy, playing well is hard
It's exciting when you're in a winning position but gets boring when you lose a lot like me😂
Chess is really easy to learn and really hard to master.
Your Mom's reactions adds so much- I just love that!
I love the little clips of Mom Cam from the stream 😂
Malcolm sounds like a pretty awesome opponent.❤
A gentleman
Anna analyzing the matches after is so helpful. Thank you, Anna. Keep up the great work you are amazing 🐐
“I’m enjoying the pawn and I’m having a good life.” 😊
Anna needs merch with that all over coffee cups shirts
as long as there is never a faulty batch with spelling mistakes😱
@@davewright8206 the joke would lose its punchline but be funny in its own right so win-win??
Anna is such a good player and a good sport. Congrats on the win!
I am so glad that I found your channel and I am now committed to learning chess. I can finally consistently beat the idiot 250 bot on the Chess website. I love your commentary explaining your thought process with each move. You have ignited a long lost spark in me ! thank you
Early advice: give your king space. Everyone under 700 constantly hangs a back rank mate. They castle which is mentally "safe" and then completely forget that the pawns only block the front.
@@Mr12Relic thanks!
I couldn’t believe she won this game. I had to leave about 90 mins in and thought she was done for. Came back with 30 mins left and was shocked!
He kind of Blundered was playing a strong game and could’ve made it a lot more difficult with his Bishop pair but putting his king where she was able to get the discovery check with her Bishop cost him the game
It really sounds like he was just having fun, in the nicest way. @@michaelmassaro4375
@@michaelmassaro4375 Yes, more that he blundered than that she tricked him, not a true swindle. However she did keep active which gave her better chances of something happening.
Shout out to your mother commentating!
I loved every second of it.
Explaining why which move is the best, what might look more natural and what you will probably play.
Thank you for all these fantastic recaps.
+Love your new opening sequences from this tournament.
From her last video to now she has gone from:
- boy was I wrong... I don't know why I said that, I never say that
to
- BOY WAS I WRONG! I love this sentence!!!
OK Anna, no need to make mistakes in the next game just to keep using this sentence! We know you like it!
I wasn’t even at the live stream, just watching this video, and I stood up and yelled when Pia announced “He played Kf1!” Such an exciting moment.
You and your family are such a treasure in the chess world. Absolutely loved watching your games and Pia's live analysis. Thank you for including us in your journey!
Love that serious look at 0.16...well done on the win.
She really took time out of her game to glare at the camera for the sake of the introduction montage? haha!
these dramatic zoom-in montaqges are AWESOME!
"In this position my bishop just becomes a big pawn in a hat". 😂
I think they sums up all Bishops in real life 😄
@@recumbentrocks2929 That's going to be my response to the next Bishop I meet; "Get over yourself your grace, you're nothing but a big pawn in a hat."
10:28 “I have taken the pawn, I’m enjoying the pawn, and I’m having a good life” 😂
I relate to Malcom. Absolutely suck at figuring out where to move the king
Gl
If you've got a generally defensive position, unless there's an obvious threat like a pin or battery, the corner is almost always better, even though it looks stupid. You probably can't move, but you certainly can't be attacked through the wall.
It's like mindfulness to see your games. I learn alot, I love Annas energy and spirit and I love Pia when she comments when Anna is playing. Such an enjoyable moment. 🤗🥰🇸🇪
Always sweet & cheerful you are Anna, so, that is one in a million who achieve that level of deportment. Like finding a Lost pearl
Anna pulled the emergency break on her Mama Pia's Positional train - and jumped to Pappas Tal Tactical Train. Nice Hustle!🎉
Multi-track drifting!!!
malcom was the winner , getting to chat with you for 40 mins after the game
Yes. He sure was. Lots to tell his friends when he comes home.
Pia should definitely have her own board when she analyzes the game, showcasing all the possible moves. And keep the other board showing the actual game progress position. I found that aspect really enjoyable!
I might like that dual board set up, (one for the actual game, and the other for options), because when a tuber goes off on quick tangents of other possibilities, it adds massively to my confusion. I lose all concept of the game in play.
Your Mother makes Chess as exciting to watch as a Rugby game. She should announce Chess professionally. Enthusiasm is off the charts.
So glad you are including PIAs comments☺. GG Malcolm! Hope you enjoyed yourself and the games wen't better for you moving forward!
This game proves that 1 mistake can completely change it. Good luck Anna
Pia Cramling: "You don't get a bad position from one mistake. You get a bad position from several mistakes in a row."
Botez Gambit: "How you dare?"
Thank you! I was so looking forward to your take on this game. Good luck in your career!
7:25 Ah yes, the infamous pawn with a hat.
Heartbreaking blunder from your opponent. GL for the final rounds.
Glad you brought it home, Anna! Good luck in the rest of the tournament!
Awesome video, good luck for the next games!
17:05 I play The Pirc and other passive variations. King in the corner tends to be better, even though it looks worse because he's stuck.
It‘s always exciting to me watching you analysing your matches in such a refreshing manner!
Very nice. You should make more of this kind of videos. Good luck!
Malcolm was caught in the middle.
Love to watch your analysis of your games. You make them so exciting 👍
Pia’s commenting is so interesting and nice to watch as well ❤
Great job, Anna! Love your videos.
Enjoyed watching this game & your analysis & commentary! I always appreciate your enthusiasm which inspires me as a beginner. Love your Mom too!
These particular videos are great!
Those glasses look really good on you. I must say that I enjoy your open and candid attitude and your competitiveness. I am not a chess player, but I do realise now how exciting the game can be.
The intro is awesome and serious. GG Anna.
In judo tournaments, I always tried to get opponents to underestimate me, where most puffed up and tried to look more intimidating. They were unprepared and by the time they figured it out, they were already questioning their skill.
malcolm is the embodiment of "do it for the gram"
Lycka till Anna i resten av turneringen! (Kommer kolla.) Och tack för ytterligare en trevlig video!
welldone Malcolm...a true British gent...well represented
I love it when your mum gets excited for opponent mistakes.
Excellent perseverance, and good luck in the next game.
As a Brit i am not surprised that Malcolm was a gentleman to the end.
Shout out to mom she’s amazing! And girl keep winning!!!
In bocca al lupo Anna
Shout out to your mom, she is wonderful. Good luck with everything-you've got this.
Good luck Anna, you gonna win those two last rounds for sure!
Good luck Anna! Sweep the rest of the tourney. From Montana, USA
Like they say in American football, "Any given Sunday." Rating might indicate experience, but you have to play the game. Preparation, effort, and execution are almost everything. Imagination and stamina count, too. You kept your composure and played to win. Fate was with you. Good game.
The flowers, was it the Italian guy? 😅
💀
My thoughts exactly
From "why is he giving me so many compliments?" to "why is he giving me flowers?"
I had the same comment. We love the Italian guy!
Who is the italian guy?
Playing that little kid at the pub should have taught you not to underestimate your opponent
alot of people say " o i let you win " but i think that guy let you win at the end.
You played a good game for the most part. Good lessons. Now have a little more confidence, go with your gut, and prepare your backup options. Best of luck on your next game
one million is just a number like any other.. don't overestimate the meaning of it. This game was a rollercoaster to watch on stream :)
Good luck with your next match. I'm already looking forward to your next video!
I dunno why but Anna saying "boy was I wrong" is hilarious
Hi what about pawn to D4 attacking the queen at 11:20 and forcing him to move away and gain some terrain. Plus he can’t go e4 or f3 with the queen after to attack your rook because you can defend and counter attack with your bishop B7. Also it kind of opens the way for bishop B7 and queen C6 threatening a check mate on G2 if you find a way to make his bishop B5 move away somehow. Anyway I think you can get at least one tempo from this move
Pia makes it so exciting - the Howard Cosell of chess! 😊
Those really were very nice flowers. 🌹🌷💐 Good Luck, Anna!!!
La pasion de Pia es contagiosa. Cuando ve el movimiento inmediatamente sabe que la partida esta acabada.
Keep it up Anna! We love Pia as well!
Haha, love the intro music. It was like a Netflix doc.
I like the intense intro video, good production!
Good luck. I always enjoy to positive energy you bring to your videos.
Hi Anna. Just an opening repertoire idea (which you may have already tried). As black, after 1. e4 c5; 2. Nf3 Nc6; 3. d4 cxd4; 4 Nxd4 e5; 5. Nb5, I've seen you play 5 ...a6 going into a solid but slightly worse Lowenthal. How about 5 ... d6 instead, followed by a6 going into a Kalashnikov. This has got quite popular and is said to be easier to learn than the Sveshnikov as the strategic themes are clearer.
I didn't send you those flowers, but I would like to bring you flowers next time, seriously.
I’m surprised he didn’t see Ba3 coming when he moved to f1 that was a real Boo boo I think that’s why he resigned it was a really tough game up to that point but even like you said sometimes lower rated players will be more adept at making Blunders your Rooks were so strong but he also had the Bishop pair and could’ve made this game even tougher Great Win Anna I’m glad you are aware of the possible moves that your opponent can make against you you have great board vision that’s key to success Keep up the Great Work and Good Luck in future Games
Congratulations on your win! Turn this tournament around for you!
I know Reykjavik didn't went as planned. But please don't give up otb chess. Looking forward to Menorca. BELIEVER.❤
So do I.
Good luck with the next round and well done again! 🙌🏾
flowers in iceland must be expensive
Good luck Anna in all your upcoming games.
Good luck Anna and well played
Good luck with the rest of the tournament Anna.
Flowers are from Platon Galperin, I believe. When he played the Cow against you I started to suspect that he is your great fan.
Hmm!!! I respectfully posit that Malcolm resigned prematurely. Had I been Malcolm, I would have played Rook to e8...check! Anna would have had only King to f7 to escape, or Knight to f8 to block. Either way, I would have played Bishop to d3 to threaten Anna's Rook. Things are uncertain from there, but I suspect Anna would have checked me by moving one of her Rooks, either to f2 or g1, thus forcing me to defend by taking the checking Rook with either my King or my Bishop, depending on where Anna had moved her Rook. The game from there on is too murky to anticipate, but it would have led to more chess excitement! (And could have led to a different outcome. Yikes!) Good luck for the rest of the tournament!
Glad to see Anna wins she is on the way of GM in the making. Best Wishes.
Subbed! Great content!
Good videography on these recap intros. I miss the little typing sounds though. Maybe some typing sounds in the outro?
Good Luck Chess is too stressful!!!!! I am getting gray hair(more) just watching all the match you stream!!
cool intro, annas scare stare haha, thanks for another great lesson too
Sweden vs England, I would be backing the home team there (being English), but it was obviously a close call, so not so bad. And not so bad for you, obviously 🙂
The bishop pair defends everything for white and the rooks are on the back rank, with one behind the outside passed pawn.
@0:07 figure you thinking or lookin at some one else, the stare at the camera @0:16 is top notch, I enter verdict of not guilty(for of me of course) , lets continue @0:20 all is forgivin,
"this bishop sucks" - she's so cute.
Lykke til i resten av turneringen! Onnea turnauksen loppupuolelle!