2023 World Chess Championship Recap - Game 12
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Ding got what he wanted - a super confusing mega complicated setup where anyone can lose the game with just 1 miscalculation
Or 10 miscalculations
@@klodm.2064 If you hadn't said it, I would have.
The setup didn't appear to favor Ding, as he seemed to be as confused as Nepo. I'd have to say the outcome wasn't determined by one player's resourcefulness so much as the other player's predilection to snatch defeat from the jaws of victory.
@@zanti4132 Ding was down a point, he couldn't afford to go into a drawish position waiting for Nepo to blunder. This was his only chance.
I’ve already watched two recaps waiting for this one to drop
Same. I mostly wanted to wait for Ben to lambast but I couldn't wait, so I watched inferior recappers
I waited because I wanted to see Ben’s. Go Ben!
I watched 's recap and literally fell asleep until this was posted. The universe works in mysterious ways.
If Nepo loses the match he will think of today for the rest of his life
The 15 minutes after f5 were devastating if you were watching the live coverage, just Ian raging at himself and cursing. I like the Ding-Rapport connection, but I felt quite sad for Nepo. Anyway good recap.
Yay Ben Recapitulating on this incredibly long blitz game
I had never considered that 'recap' was short for something. Thanks!
@@InfernalPasquale I used my dictionary for that one
Big thanks for not spoiling who won, for those of us who don't watch them live
Colle was not alive in the 1940s or any later decade.
Edgard Colle (18 May 1897 - 19 April 1932)
Typical super GM chat going crazy after that rg2 "checkmate" 😂
Even though he's pretty low energy in this video, I love the little flourishes like "we need to take this pawn and put it over here, can we do that?"
Actually, 20:38 is not checkmate but black losing on the spot. White defends with Q:g2 and is a knight up. I guess a nice move would be f4+, Ng3, R8:g3 and f2 next shall promote, but not sure about that
The line is f3+, forcing Qxd6, now there's nothing defending R8g2#. Insane stuff.
Edit: or at least I thought it was, but maybe the knight blocks? I could have sworn there was f3 in the line they showed during the live stream.
It's a repetition and he showed the wrong rook I think. R1:g2 and if Qxg2 then f3 with check wins the queen. So he can only move his king h1-h2 and repeat. I think.
the GOAT was right, nepo plays bad moves quicky, but this is not poker, you can't trick the other player if he saw your cards
Ding blundered as much as Nepo, it's more like Nepo beat himself than Ding outplaying
a chaotic game where both players had many chances to win.
Thanks for the entertaining recaps.
I love these recaps. Thanks Ben!
(for the last ~10 moves) It’s interesting that Ben would say Nepo played bad but not that bad… but Fabi said he played like an amateur and he wouldn’t say a rating but it would be a lot lower than the viewers would guess. I’m too stupid to know who is right, though.
Wow, that's crazy!
Good recap homes. Not sure if Nepo can bounce back from this
Edgard Colle (18 May 1897 - 19 April 1932)
Thanks big papa
So exciting
Now was f5 the worst move in a championship?
Go Ben!
holy hell he stitched them. what a youtube guy
This was the night the lights went out in Georgia. Or the afternoon, I guess.
He played almost instantly
Worst move in the history of Mankind since we left the caves
20:38 Qxg2 and no mate :|
f4+ first necessary
Never play f5 🤦🏽♀️
Chat was hard on Ben around 21 min mark, they forgot never to play f3!
Go electricity ✊
Funny how, as I'm watching this, I see the title of Hikaru video is way more cut and dry: More Blunders Than Moves. Think I gotta go check his analysis.
It's nice to know whoever wins won't hold the title for a decade.
Heehee thermometer go brrr
The eval bar played tennis this game
20:35 f3 would be a good move but never play f3.
Vicki Lawrence sang about this stream.
Yes, you're correct black missed the move Nf3 and at the same time he played f5, that's why he played b4 threatening Qc4 to get displaced, so he may have taken the initiative to get started playing on the king's side, I don't know how is it possible for a player like Ian to miss this....even a player with a standard rating will not play this. Till that point, black has got decisive advantage by forking both rooks, and at the same time he has got so much time in his clock. I think he got nervous which cost him in the end.Thats why someone says he is blundered dude.
A player with a standard rating will make random legal moves
@@hungrycrab3297 Yeah, it's WCC there is no room for sentiment and weakness. Do you feel Ian plays like 2800 99% of the time bullshit,then he wouldn't make a blunder like this, have you seen Magnus his blunder margin is almost negligible? That's why we should always keep in mind never to make a blunder with a huge gap margin.
@@wicked5999 What I'm saying is that Ian is making a move even a player like 1600 most probably will not make unnecessarily when he knows that he has got ample amount of time in his clock as a high-rated player. Playing f5 shows he doesn't know anything about chess why does he made the move.
go ben! but stay there.
F5 the worst move in the match...the truth hurts
If Ian didn't play 2 of the most inexplicable blunders of the match, he'd be winning easily. Overall he's outplayed Ding imo, but he's much more prone to self sabotage.
Ding's self-sabotage in the french was kinda insane too though
@@simonkim8646 I agree. The reason it isn't quite as bad imo, is he had less than a minute on his clock. Also his fault for getting himself into that mess. Nepo's blunders are massive and come with 20+ minutes on the clock.
Edit: he had 19:11 when he played f5 and only thought for 3 minutes before playing it.
@@12jswilson What kind of an argument is that, lol? "If my champ wouldn't blunder like an idiot, he'd be easily winning". Well, just stop blundering lol
@@user-zb8tq5pr4x it's the quality of the blunders. An average FM wouldn't play f5 in that position and pretty much no GMs would play Bd4. Whereas Ding is making inaccuracies that are more reasonable, but Nepo is punishing accordingly. Ding's worst move of Rd2 at least happened with 43 seconds on his clock. Nepo just like against Magnus needs to stop the few moves in the match where he plays like someone 500 points lower rated than him, and it's almost always because he's playing too fast
maybe in his head during all the game he was thinking that e6 was defended....until that move..and he missed it.
There was a Bishop blocking the Rook 2 moves ago maybe he thought the Bishop was still there
20:38 is not checkmate! Queen takes on g2 and white is winning! I guess it's a day of blunders for all GMs haha
i had acid reflux for like 3 months good luck ben
If opponent was Magnus rather than Ding, Nepo would not show any emotions after making f5 because Magnus would be the one to make funny faces how stupid the move was.
24:20 Maybe there is a ghost in ur house?
20:35 Can I not exvhange WhQ fir the two rooks> I can;t see checkmate here. What is it that i am missing?
Social skills
@@JudWhite1 💀
i think the correct move might have been c3 discovered check, and that sets up Rh2#
So stoked for Ding. To come out on top in a middlegame where every move was a blunder must feel like a stroke of luck. Based on accuracy, this was probably the worst WC game of my lifetime (I'm 21). I'm hoping for 2 more decisive games and a rapid playoff. Go Ding!
I watched recap from Agadmator, Hikaru, almost Gothem and you are the best. I wonder why?
Hikaru needs a sedative
Gothem is too much click baity
I think its because you are down to earth. I waited for this one. Could you mention how to watch your stream? I know, I'm old.
He streams on Twitch :)
Yea his streams aren't on youtube. They're on a completely different ap called twitch. If you search for him on twitch you should find him.
@@cameronford6149 Thank you. I've never been there. Never even been on facebook. Hopefully they don't ask for phone numbers or other deal breakers. Thanks again.
Guess that we won't have to worry about seeing Ding play the Fried Liver and onions attack or kings gambit in game 14. No, you will see 2 quiet draws and they will go to rapid tiebreak. Nepo missed a move I think that the engine said would have given him like +3 or something winning. Oh well.... such is chess... Think like a GM... but don't play like one 😏
bro you lost weight "that's a ben finegold move.... let's see why that loses.........."
...it's impossible...completely...
They are playing decisive games as a middle finger to magnus for when he made a big stink about not playing the chess championship because of “boring draws.”
Because while maybe his comment had merit, it was not good for chess as a whole to have the champion take that perspective so far as to not play the championship and it’s insulting to himself, and every other chess player in the world.
As if nepo or ding wasn’t good enough to play an interesting game with him….
Surely if magnus was better he could play interesting no matter what the opponent did; I guess he isn’t good enough.
Magnus may have seen this new style developing and seen how the meta of the wc would be wild and have been scared.
Didn't read a harsh comment on Magnus like this in a while: i like it!
What??? They're playing decisive games because they suck, not by choice. They literally can't make a normal move that doesn't lose instantly. Or do you think Nepo is intentionally going from -4 to +12??? Ridiculous. I don't think in his entire match, Magnus played a single mistake 1/10 as bad as any of the blunders in this game.
Lmao
Magnus made a lot of draws because he didn't make many mistakes and neither did most of his opponents. He isn't going to risk the championship by playing hope chess, particularly since he knows that many of his WCC opponents will get absolutely slaughtered in tiebreaks. You're asking for Magnus to play badly, on purpose, just to give his opponents a chance. That is not a sane match strategy, no matter how much you would like to see it.
As for Magnus being scared of this "new style"... where do I begin. Firstly it's not a new style, you should probably go read up on some chess history if you think Nepo and Ding invented attacking chess in the last 2 weeks. Secondly, Magnus' current rating is higher than the peak rating of anyone else in history, and he's currently sitting 50 points clear at the top of the FIDE rankings. I really don't think he's scared of much in the chess world - if anything he's probably most worried about some of the up-and-coming youngsters like Alireza and Gukesh in a few years time. Thirdly, since you apparently don't know a lot about WC history, I should point out that we've already seen Nepo face Carlsen in a WC match less than 2 years ago. Spoiler alert: it was a bloodbath. Nepo held up well for the first few games, but when he started making mistakes, Carlsen crushed him.
@@dm9910 magnus is that you?
Sorry to hear about your acid reflux. It's not pleasant.
2 tempi.
Second i guesssss
Why he blundered so bad
GM Nepo is probably ragin' how he lost from a winning position. I hope he beats milquetoast Ding!
Insanely bad game from a machine like Ian. I wonder what’s going on with him
Russia made a pact with China, that China would give arms to Russia if Nepo would lose to Ding.
China don't care about Chess as much. Ding doesn't get much coverage in the media
I've been very disappointed in both Nepo and Ding's performances so far.
You know I knew that the World Chess Championship was basically a runner-up to best chess player in the world but I didn't think the disparity between Magnus and the rest was this massive.
Jesus, both played very bad actually.