g5 Is a Thing! | Meier vs Caruana | Grenke Chess Classic 2018.
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GRENKE Chess Classic (2018), Karlsruhe/Baden Baden GER, rd 3, Apr-02
Spanish Game: Exchange. Normal Variation (C69)
1. e4 e5 2. Nf3 Nc6 3. Bb5 a6 4. Bc6 dc6 5. O-O Qf6 6. d4 ed4 7. Bg5 Qd6 8. Nd4 Be7 9. Be3 Nh6 10. Qd2 g5 11. Nf3 Rg8 12. h4 Qg6 13. hg5 Ng4 14. Nc3 h6 15. Bf4 Be6 16. Bc7 Rc8 17. Bb6 hg5 18. Ne2 c5 19. Ng3 Rh8 20. Rfd1 Qh6 21. b4 cb4 22. Bd4 f6 23. c3 bc3 24. Bc3 Kf7 25. Rac1 Rc4 26. Bd4 b5 27. Qa5 Nh2 28. Qa6 Nf3 29. gf3 g4 30. f4 Qf4 31. Rc4 bc4 32. Be3 Qf3 33. Rd6 Rh3 34. Re6 Rg3 35. fg3 Qe3 36. Kh2 Qf2 37. Kh1 Qf1
The 2018 GRENKE Chess Classic is a 10-player round-robin held in Germany from 31 March to 9 April. The first 3 rounds are in Karlsruhe alongside the GRENKE Chess Open, then after a rest day the last 6 rounds are in the Kulturhaus LA8 in Baden-Baden. The field features World Champion Magnus Carlsen and fellow Top 10 players Fabiano Caruana, Maxime Vachier-Lagrave, Vishy Anand and Levon Aronian, as well as women's no. 1 Hou Yifan.
The time control is 100 minutes for 40 moves, then 50 minutes for 20 moves and then 15 minutes to the end of the game, with a 30-second increment from move 1. If players are tied for first place a rapid play-off will take place. Official website: www.grenkechessclassic.com
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I love your videos. You make chess very easy to understand and enjoyable.
I don't really mind the doubled pawns when I'm playing the Ruy lopez with black. Just castle queen side, and as a bonus you have the bishop pair
Hip Hip hoorray! I found the mate in 2! Thanks for uploading! I think Caruana has to show now that he is a worthy challenger and so far he is not proven wrong!
Question for Antonio. How do you learn to speak English so well? Did you ever live in an English speaking country? #question
A lot of Cartoon network and video games as a kid.
Good job your parents didn't tell you to turn off the tv! It's not just that you speak the language well so much as the way you can turn a phrase and in particular your deadpan sense of humour comes across perfectly in a foreign language. Perhaps English simply lends itself to this, either way it's unusual for a non native speaker (I think even Americans are sometimes stereotyped as not really getting it).
Younger generations of eastern/central europeans all learned english through Cartoon Network. We're talking about millions of people.
That's the way i learned English too, it's just incredible how easily your mind assimilates it as a kid.
His dog went to Oxford university
Paul Pamment and you have to know we do not sync. everything like Germans and others. If you want watch something you better learn how to read or you learn a foreign languange.
your videos are so for my liking that I don't even watch other chess channels, I used to ... great stuff
Reuben Fine, in his book, "The Ideas behind The Chess Openings" wrote that the exchange variation is, for white, manifestly inferior to 4. Ba4. So it's not really surprising that black won here. Of course, Caruana as black helps too! Relying on white to make a weaker move isn't really a good reason to start playing the Ruy Lopez again. Love your channel and thanks for all your hard work!
Best chess channel! :)
8:22 queen captures the invisible piece - it was indeed quite a threat there on h1.
peter leko is really good commentator, very accurate predictions of possibilities on the board, i suppose he is a fairly good gm?
Adam Warlock Yeah!!He almost defeated kramnik in the 2004 world chess championship.Leko only needed a draw in the final game,but kramnik won brilliantly and the score was tied 6-6,thus kramnik retaining the title.
"Fairly good" ?? He was the youngest GM in 1994, it's a travesty that he wasn't able to become world champion. I can't think of any reason other than strong competition (Kramnik, Topalov, Anand) for his decline.
dont know if you're being sarcastic here or not. either way, i feel obligated to tell u that leko used to be in the top 10 back in the early 2000s
I like him and gustafsson, but i would like too commentators of the latest tournament on chess.com speed chess with eric hansen and the other guy i don’t remember his name
Cyber Dragon It's likely Aman Hambleton, Yasser Seirawan or Danny Rensch. Aman and Yasser work with Eric often on the chessbrah channel, and Danny is the main guy for chess.com. I didn't see the event though, so it might be someone surprising.
I suggest that you add the FIDE ranking and Points next to the players' images. anyway thank you for your videos, really interesting
Hehe, that's why we should use the Berlin not the Morphy/archangel defense (a6). Answering some doubts that i see, the long term advantage is in the endgame, if you take out all the pieces and see the pawn structure those three queenside pawns can stop the four black queenside pawns, so you have 4 vs 3 in the Kingside and that's a winned endgame.
Watching these gm's play b5 is fun to see.. Avoiding main lines and creating interesting games
Hey Antonio, big fan!!
I love your content. Can you keep your videos around the 10-12min mark?
Thanks
Beautiful. Theoretical novelties are rarities these days and the players who come up with them should get a medal. :-) Kudos to Kramnik for trying it first and to Caruana as well for believing in it.
Kramnik and Caruana played the same move, but in different variations of the Ruy Lopez, those are completely separate ideas.
Fair enough. Still, I find it hard to believe that Fabiano wasn't even a little bit inspired by Kramnik's idea. I'd be really interested to know.
Caruana said in the interview he prepared the g5 idea 4 years ago.
Ok, thanks for the info. I'll look up that interview.
My opinion about discussing the Final : Carlsen - Caruana
- The difference between them, which goes for an advantage for Magnus, its that Caruana misses so many crushing moves and opportunities unlike Carlsen who in these situations plays like a Engine and its unmistakable. If Caruana wants to beat him, he need to fix this weak spot.
Fabi is playing some outstanding chess lately.
This pause the video moment was so hard cause the king was on h1 😂 I was so confused for a moment 😆
I think a critical point he does not discuss is the move knight d4 to knight f3. Here there are other moves such as h3 or f3 that are interesting.
Well, let's hope for the best. Goodluck to Fabiano on the championship.
I thought Caruana always plays the Petrov vs e5 ?
Must be expanding his repertoire for the big show down with Magnus.
A very fine attack and play by Caruana. It should be a quite a showdown for the title!
Another German Super GM that I never knew about until this tournament.
hey agadmator.. can u make videos on how one can learn how to foresee four to five moves and strategise...
11:53. "...Because you don't expect such a move...." Something else you don't expect?
THE SPANISH INQUISITION!!!
I actually found Rhc8...looks perfectly logical to me,,,the rook outlives it's usefulness on Harry Street (h-file) and transfers to c file to get some fresh threats...all those other obvious moves lead to nothing (Bh3+, Rxc1 Rxc1 Bc4+)
Am I the only one who thinks Carlsen will crush Caruana later this year?
No you are not :D
He wont tho
Caruana is going to prepare like crazy, so don't be so sure.
Prep against Carlsen only accomplishes so much.
Carlsen will also prepare like crazy.
Happy birthday from one handball player to the other!
there was another checkmate in 2 actually in the position where u asked us to pause the video, it was Bc5 followed by Qg1#
Nope
Bc5 is bad move for black
Like a Boss!
Hey man, thanx a lot.. But with regards to your susggestion at 11.52; what if the white rook on c1 captures the black rook on c4 after black's rook h8 to c8?
Thanq Antonio !
i swear to good i saw rd8 after qcheck h2
Hope Caruana becomes champion in November 💪🏼 🇺🇸 🇵🇾
queen slices all the way to f1 lol its 2 squares away
Levon going to bounce back in this one
Nice to see LEVON in 3RD place
I completely spotted the R c8 move with follow up the rooks are exchanged then the bishop takes the place
Question for Antonio..What and how should a beginner(knows some basics) chess player like me study to become a better player? Not expecting a 'learn tactics' answer..
Study endgame :)
That was quick..thanxs..I will surely do
For sure learn endgame first. I noticed I started paying more attention to my pawns from the beginning of the game when I started studying the endgame. Also, calculating tactics become easier as I could save time by playing intuitively in unclear positions and spend time looking for tactics when the position called for it. Makes your life much easier. Also, learn strategy. I find too many sub 1500 players simply look for the next big tactical combination and towards the endgame they find their positions busted and easy to defeat.
MrSupernova111 can you please tell me how I should learn these? Books or playing against computers or playing against ourself or anything else??
Depends on how much time you have. Books take much longer to read because its difficult to follow the annotations and the moves. BUT, for chess fundamentals like endgame a book and a physical board work best for me. Sometimes I read a pdf book and work on my physical board next to my laptop. Also check out Dereque Kelley on youtube for ideas in chess openings but play the same openings consistently to learn them.
Try Capablanca's endgame book. Also try understanding pawn structure in chess by Marovic. Those books alone should put you between 1200-1500 with practice. I would suggest either solve tactic puzzles online like lichess.org or get a book with tactics. Rotate between books often and give yourself a short term goal. I like setting goals to improve 100-200 rating points at a time and set a longer term goal.
Sometimes it will feel like you take a step back to move forward but give it time. You'll get there. Report back and let us know how you do.
celebrate like a boss!! D
What do you enjoy playing Vs. E4 as black? Since you avoid the ruy lopez.
Good game.....I dont think anybody would find rook h to c8, simply becourse you dont expect there to be such a move - Those words makes the game even better
Great video and great game. Agad, has 21. b4 been a mistake? Meier's King was trapped on g1.
# question
Whenever you try to study a game before uploading a video on it..how many good moves do you find and how many moves does the computer find or. Do you totally depend on the computer to find all good moves and techniques to continue the game with either of the pieces?
Preet Sanghavi #question
If you could cover mvl first game.. Even tho it was a draw it was very sharp and interesting game..
Rhc8 Magnus will find it most probably. He is a complete beast
Anyone understood the quote ?
Does 'next-to-last' actually mean 'second last?'
Oh and, great video as always !
lol, no link to the "guy" photographer in the bio... but he linked the picture and instagram of the "hot girl" photographer every time :)
At 4:49 after qG1, what do you think about white playing rD1 to set up a mate on d8?
Fabi for the crown. Make chess American again.
sry he doesnt compare to the legendary Magnum Carlson
Everytime I'm AFK my cat makes a Tal move on my computer.
i think that g5 move would be suicide as black if white defended it properly as you've shown. what do u think agadmator?
ur legend :D
At 7:33 that psoition wouldnt moving queen to e 3 be mate in 1
What is the PAD chicken doing at the top
Fabi is good at positioning his pieces for a win but he misses check mate
How do you always find moves that the best players in the world miss? Do you study the game for hours before uploading your commentary on it agadmator? I really want to know.
They should call g5 as the caruana variation of ruy lopez
Happy Birthday Mateo! (sp?)
Who is here after their match at grenke chess classic 2019
whenever the trailer is out please the link below.....
I don't get it. Why doesn't Caruana see Qh2, Rhc8? Is he in time pressure, or is he risk averse, or does he sometimes get passive in winning positions?
Yeah,RuyLopez with black not boring anymore! LoL
Rubinstein would have found the follow up to Qh2+.
the person who wins is the one who gets the last clutch
At 11 minutes, why not rook C1 captures rook C4?
At minute 9:00 can't Fabi play Bc4 followed by Qg1, Qxf2 and Ne3 or ??
Bc4, Rxc4.
At 3:24, Fabi could have played g5 immediately instead of Nh6 and then g5.
No petrov defense from caruana?
Yeah that's strange
#suggestion Magnus Carlsen age 13 vs Kasparov
Hi agad, do you know anything about the boards they use and how they're built? I'm big into woodworking and would love to make one, thanks!
They always use the DGT e-boards. I have one but don't always use it because the software is annoying if you just want to enjoy a game. You'll need to learn some electronics and programming too if you wish to create one of your own. I would love to make an app that you can use on your phone, point it at any old chessboard and have it record the game live, that would be amazing.
at 8:30 what will happen if R*f7??
Why can't we just attack white Knight on g3 with the black square bishop? Then the black Queene will be able to attack on H file
8:20 Very confused why not just Kg1 again, preventing the checkmate?
Qh2#
Yeah, I dont know how I missed that. Ty for telling me. Guess going Kf1 is a forced checkmate in any case
what comes next f5???
2:21 why white didn't capture e5 ?
Qd4
I hope Caruana defeats Carlsen to show humans can still improve and Magnus is not unstoppable
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happy b-day matea(?), pls dont do anything i wouldnt do.
Antonio new quotes pls i have read it in ur vid many times
But c1 is guarded by queen 👑
How can i celebrate my birthday like a BOSS?!
anyone plz!
First
Almost first *-*
1st :)
Fabi miss many chance and it makes me convinced that he will not stand a chance with carlsen
Carlsen also misses chances often, even occasionally blunders a piece. They are humans after all, even Magnus. The point here is that even when they miss these absolutely crushing continuations, they find moves that make extremely difficult for opponent to find a suitable counter. Only engines can find best moves on every turn, top tier grandmasters make top 3 moves throughout the whole game. Even their worst move is usually excellent.
Just look at the round 10 game between Mamedyarov and Caruana. They played a draw that ended up with just both kings standing. Analysing the game with Stockfish afterwards gives Mamedyarov 0 mistakes, 0 inaccuracies and 0 blunders - Caruana made one inaccuracy. However, the average centipawn loss on Mamedyarov was 5, Caruana 4. Like someone commented on ChessNetwork video: "I've seen cheaters using engines having higher centipawn loss than these guys." That's how fricking good they are.
Carlsen is a favourite for sure, but Caruana will make him work to maintain his title.
Stick to checkers, you have no idea about chess and you are too ignorant to learn about it.
He absolutely stands a chance, Anand did in 2014, Karjakin in 2016 so why not Fabi?
With Fabi missing all these crushing ideas, in this game and others, I can't imagine he could ever become the world champion.
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Agadmator, I want to see you play stockfish level 8