Nihal Sarin faces 'Carlsen beater' Andreikin | World Blitz 2019
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 4 ม.ค. 2020
- Nihal Sarin (IND, 2685) opted for the Classical variation of Queen's Indian Defence against the super strong Dmitry Andreikin (RUS, 2780), the only man to beat the eventual Triple Crown champion Magnus Carlsen.
Find out how Nihal fared in the penultimate round of World Blitz 2019.
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One of the very few players who takes failures with a smile.
Along with Wesley So
What a smile 😃
Потом судорожно сжимает фигуры...
Nihal resigned because he has only one move left ...Ke7 after which Andreikin's move of Nc6+ forking the black King and his Rook on a5 is a simple win for white.
Double knght check...
Rook lose...
Thx
Surprised Nihal fell for that "toxic" pawn trap....
what i like about nihal is his always and permanent looking to his opponent
I like that boy every time smiling such a young man with a lot of potentials ❤️
When Nihal's king goes one step forward, white knight gets a fork for the black rook.
Thanks...it would have kept me wondering why Nihal resigned.
Thanks I'd never guess why he resigned.
Thanks
Thanks
i didnt see it instantly... i also wondered why he resigned... took a closer look and saw the fork
This game shows that even if Nihal was better at some time, experience of Andreikin (self control of Andreikin and his clock control - never under 5 seconds on Nihal's turn - and setting a lot of traps in the endgame) was what decides of the game. Keep it on Nihal, one day you'll beat them all !
9:08 nihal is waiting for his opponent to say something
kumar mayank he's a nice kid
Great fight Nihal.. Keep it up..
Good fight. Keep going Sarin. Love from Kazahstan
Good fight. Keep going Sarin. Love from Indonesia 👍
Any indo chess community? Or social media for chess fans? Gabung dong
@@melvinbolt1434 Dari Mana emg?
Ikut gabung donk
@@daffaputraharwanto indo
@@melvinbolt1434 iya tauu....dari daerah Mana tapi??
It is typical game for Andreykin. He isnt creative player but watchful and has good technic.
Cautious player
Nihal is a champ, He takes his loss in right spirit and I am sure he will learn from his mistakes. Endgame is more about taking options from your opponent and clearly Andreikin is better.
Simple and nice combination in the end.
Nihal's smile ☺️, Oye hoy maza aa jaata hai 😀
There is V Anand's strength of humility in Sarin - He will make a wonderful world champion soon. That day is coming. Such a gentleman in a game that needs more gentlemen.
Well played 👏👏
Magnus is world’s number 1 the reason this guy was tagged as Carlsen beater. He just proved his worth when he beats Nihal in this game which to me Nihal had a slight edge before he made a blunder leading to his resignation.
i just amazed how fast he realized that he already lose
amazing game
Nihal looked like he wanted to speak with him, He is a humble guy
Nc6+ is unstoppable !!
6:13 what a draw on the other table hahah
White won! Look at the Kings placement in the end.
K Kumar draw!
@@fandango184 oh yeah, it's a draw. I didn't see the Kings placements properly haha!
@Sunil I it's a Draw.
Great fight with many top players. Getting experience really fast! ❤❤
Well fought Nihal
Wow..
if that knight fork was preconceived that was beautiful.
Who wins
Hello
6 : 16 king meets with king in another table
This game looks way to stressful.
First time I see Nihal Sarin surprise with an opponent
tricky by andreiken
Sarin is good .
HAsta yo, me di cuenta.
What the point
Nihal was simply winning, hadn't he made those mistakes at the end.
What happens. Who wins
Andreikin wins, the only move Nihal can do is Ke7 then white fork the king and the rook of the black
@@johnperez1725 ok bro🙋
9:04 Wtf he had chance
He will win this i dont know what happend
After that check white king can only place to go that is d2 so after king moves f3 check coming which is also attacks the rook by knight so it's over nothing he can do!!!!
Nihal can go to d2 square he thought that it's a check mate
After King e7 White go knight c6 and win the rock. He obviously knows that it isn't checkmate
Other board: Let me queen sac and resign
That was a draw
@@goorioles1976 How did you know? I dont understand hehe
King are on black and white. Means draw. King on white and white means white wins. Kingon black an black means black wins.
Nihal was better and winning until that blunder that led to check and impending rook fork.
Why did Sarin resign?
Because Blacks only can move the King to E7. After that, Whites will move the knight to C6, with mate and also touching the Rook. Thats why blacks gave up.
Trump told him we are going to attack!!!
@@thejuniorofbarranqui thanks!
I didn't see that
@Et Immortalem thanks
@@thejuniorofbarranqui it is not mate...but yr pt abt the fork is correct
Honesly , who win the game .
Nihal
But why madeyovs opponent resigned
They drew. See how they place their kings at the middle of the board, each one in a square of their respective color. That's how a draw is signaled on the board.
Also, just in case you didn't know, when there's a winner, the kings are placed at the middle of the board each of them in a square of the same color as the winner's (the game shown in the video ends with both kings at white squares because white won). That's how a victory is signaled on the board.
Why he lost? Its not check mate yet rite?? Someone please explain
knight check after that he can took rock after that win game you can seen
Umesh Lama ah ic, thx for the explanation 👍
Nihal accepted defeat
fantastic endgame. Black rook is lost...
he resigned cause he had an escapeless fork
NIHAL is careless on endgame ...suppose a drawish game...
He must steady on the safe move instead.
Hence, Andreiken is a defensive mode player....
Very cautious to do an attack unless form a SOLID defense first...
The key to beat carlsen..
EXPERIENCED Andreiken is an advantage to beat less experienced Nihal ..who is a very
Agressive player on attack mode...
Lesson ....never tried to do unsure move to win a drawish game agaisnt a high rated gm like andreiken...
to be honest, I like Nihal get lost over and over again, until he learns not to stare his opponent's face and just focus to his losing game, then he maybe he would starts winning and me starts liking him...😉😆😉😆
He is a boy in a world of adults give him a break. I find it very refreshing. And looking at someone is communicating (or trying to) with the person.
You’re the one just commented above about his face looking like a 35 year olds, so it’s probably because of your slight racist mindset that you’re not liking him not because of his stares
white won
nihal blunder on pawn....collapsed endgame.....
The Winner has 2 sec. On the clock. When sarin blundered ... such a breath of relief...
+2 sec everytime you move is enoght for them
Can someone tell me in lay mans terms why did he lost?
Thanks man
@@shubhamvaidya4094 after getting check, he was left with one square (the one which is in front of King) if he would have moved there white's obvious next move was to check the King using Knight while attacking at Rook simultaneously. The game was done there as Nihal would have lost the Rook if he would have played any further. So no point of dragging this game anymore therefore he resigned with a smile.
Malayalees hit the like💪💪
It is funny how Nihai face-controles and black-eyes his opponents. What he is looking for?
Clues.
@@dpistons149 I see. Magnus, Naka and other top-5 might be silly - they never stare. But naked staredowns, muscles, trash talks and whistling crowds could make this sport better. Closer to MMA and sumo.
@@user-kv5bk6gq3k hahah actually nihal does this alot he cannot simply focus on the game for a long time 😂so he looks at his opponents
Hes fell in love
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Nihal the kid with the body of an 8 year old, but with the face of a 35 year old xD
He is 15 years old.
Haha
agree. the way he stares his opponent says "hey, you are still a kid to me"!!
Say this to your father and family members.......
It's draw or what
he resigned cause he had to go doodoo
cunning mada faka that andreikin
There is only one person who can catch Magnus and that is Alireza Firauzja.
Ding Liren and Caruana are really the only people that have a chance against carlsen in classical chess right now.
Pragnanandha is on the way!!!
Only time will tell. But he definitely does look like a potential candidate to dethrone Carlsen. I have a feeling that Carlsen will retire when he lose the title. He will not want to go through the candidate cycle again.
Dude is overhype, did he won any strong classical chess? He wasn't even invited to Grand Prix. Wei Yi achieve that feat as well and dubbed as challenger to Magnus but look at him now... Late progress
Alireza is playing at Tata steel 2020, his first super gm tournament. The tournament has a participant average rating of 2750. Lets see how he does. Remember also, At 16 years he is strong enough to get 2 draws against Ding Liren who is 2800+ at World Cup. Alireza is looking like the real deal. It is Wei Yi who is the hype job with the fake birth certificate.
Kid got tamed
I do not know why nihal always look into the eyes of the opponent, and it is really annoying and looks ridiculous
Ade Wahyu it’s a Typical Indian mentality. Looking at others and making a quick judgment. A sign that Nihal is quite intimidated by his opponent and his subconscious tries to get something out of his opponent. Also a sign of weakness & low self esteem. Needless to say Nihal lost the game lol
Nandha Visakan *"He so bad bad never the less"*
Mikhail Tal always did the same.
Raul Montanari pls don’t compare Mikhail Tal to this Goofball here lol
@@Mrunstoppable261 no body is comparing,he is just telling the fact idiot 🤣
Draw agreed
Nihal lost as predicted
That is not a draw nihal resigned as ke7, the only legal move NC6 is a fork
Ok copy that roger
The match is draw...i.am correct
Nah
They put the king on the white squares
The kid gave up. Blacks only can move King to E7. After that, white Will move knight to C6, with mate and also touchint the Rook. Thats why black gave up.
Very close to being correct. Technically you are incorrect. Nc6 is coming in next move.
Nihal lost as predicted