@@dominickcharbonneau9250 There was even a period when she was the worlds strongest female (A year or two) but there was no championchip during that time, so she didnt beacame WM. Bad timing.
Pia is a great role model and has my respect for competing at a high level with a great attitude. I respect all she has done for chess. Wholesome is a good word.
Not only did she draw the reigning world champ but could have won if she wasn’t so focused on getting the draw. She blundered the win but still got the result she went there for so that’s still a win imo.
❤❤ One for each. Pia and Anna inspired me to learn to play chess at 61. I randomly watched a full round of the Reykjavik open with no knowledge of chess. I watched Pia’s excitement and the way her computer-like brain analyzed each move with amazement. I had no idea what was going on but I was hooked! Bravo mother and daughter!
It's never too late to learn or try anything. Good for you! Multiple studies show Chess is actually an activity that enhances mental health but it also delays the onset of dementia and Alzheimer's. Go P!🎉
I briefly interacted with Ju Wenjun in Dubai Police Cup last month... She is very calm when she plays chess, and she smiles a lot. She sometimes even smiles when she plays in tournaments. She is a very friendly person even though she is the top female chess player in the world. I also met Anna and her loving mother in NY at Washington Square Chess park in 2023. They had a nice game with the chess hustler in the park. It's so much pleasure to see this video. What a time to be alive...
"She is very calm when she plays chess, and she smiles a lot. She sometimes even smiles when she plays in tournaments." So she smiles a lot when she plays chess, but not when she plays chess(in tournaments)? Am I missing something or she smiles a lot only when it's non tournament chess games but rarely smiles during tournament games? As a pro that means she doesn't smile often then since as a pro and as a world champion I am assuming she plays primarily tournament games?
It seems many of the top players are very arrogant and unpleasant: Kasparov, Korchnoi, Fischer, Nakamura, Carlson, and even lower rated players such as Gotham Chess. Big egos and attitudes.
Congratulations! Now you can tell your grandchildren you "briefly interacted" with a chess player. I am sure they will immediately schedule an autograph signing session at their school. Be ready dude! They may ask if you shook her hand with your left or right. Some may demand an approximate conversation word count.
❤ Pia is so outstanding!! Love to watch her play! I can see her live commenting you in that position against Ju getting super super excited about you having to recognize the knight f5 move that leads to the win. Thanks so much for sharing and explaining Pia's games, Anna!!
❤ I love your mom's personality, she is so smart and also quite funny, and you can tell she loves you so much, you can see a happy family and that's worth more than any game, she is a massive winner. Good luck in the next games.
Great game, Pia! ❤❤❤ I remember watching her live in Belgrade in 1992, at the Sava Center conference hall. She had the highest ELO there and took the 3rd place in an extremely fierce competition. The 1st place was won by Maya Chiburdanidze, who was the world champion just a year prior to that event (she lost the world title match to Xie Jun in 1991). Some other famous names were present, such as Nona Gaprindashvili (also former world champion), Svetlana Matveyeva, Nana Ioseliani, as well as our best player ever, Alisa Maric. Pia came back to Belgrade in 1996 to another top championship where she took the 2nd place, the 1st again taken by Maya.
Very beautiful games. Your mom is a formidable opponent even for the world champion. And you Anna explained the game very well. You are an excellent communicator. I was thrilled the whole time. Great Cramling duo! ❤
I only watch your mom's videos! I love them because just looking into her eyes gives me positive energy ! You are the happiest girl to have such a supportive mom with you ! Love you Anna Mom ❤️
I remember the old days when we in Norway was jealous of Sweden, our brother country that beat us in everything, having someone like Cramling - world top in chess. It is really extraordinary she is still a top player! As you may know, Magnus have been helpful for us, but we remember to root for Pia Cramling too!
Right?! I saw it and when she didn't play it I thought I must have missed something that she did. When I heard she realized after my heart was broken too.
@@leonordelamor right? And hearing Anna say Pia was looking for a draw, I thought Pia isn't that good at armageddon AND she had white. :( I hope she kills it today
@@penguinabroad definitely going to be rooting for her again, she deserves a win so much imo :’) but she’ll get one for sure, this tournament has showed that she can still dominate classical chess
@@Sleepyjudei different ways of thinking doesn't make them unequal like physical sports. For the idiot above who said there is a physical aspect to chess obviously never crunched a guy going over the middle in a football game so he can stay out of this topic.
It's not different. There's open category and then there is only female category (which was only made to motivate more women to play). The women can go play in the open category too. But I mean they get prizes in women's too so I believe it's just comfortable
Amazing family...one can literally feel how proud you are talking about your mom's moves....Would be utterly cool to see if she always agrees with you ...🤷😉 ❤❤❤ Go Pia...show them your class!
Miss Pia . ive learned so much from your analysis on how to think and plan and compete . you are the best and a fierce competitor. thank you for the continued inspiration and comitment to the game. you compete at the highest level with unparalled longevity , consistency , and passion. thank you for showing us all what the game is really about : playing our best at all times and fighting no matter the circumstances. you are the epitomy of class and grace. you continue on and fight and that is the most concrete win . The most important win of all .
I am so proud of your Mom she is very fierce and I learn so much from watching you narrate your mothers game! I am so proud of you too!! you inspire me so much you always encourage me to challenge myself by playing higher rated players. You also are very fierce like your Mom.
Nothing but ❤ for Pia. I got to know, hear and see Pia from your streams Anna. And I truly feel that Pia is the most apt definition of a "MoM" (always gentle, caring and grounded), and that's something no match, no championship can take away from her. 🧡🧡🧡
❤ Pia I love how you love chess with such humility. You have incredible expertise. Still waters run deep. Bravo! Keep playing close to your chest. You inspire. 👏👏
The only reason your mom didn't win against the world champion was that she didn't go for the kill from the start!!! She is better than the world champion. Her limitation was her settling for a draw even before the game began
Even I saw this Nf5+ winning move for Pia (your mom, Anna)! However this reminds me of Anand not seeing Magnus' king blunder in their second WCC. Sometimes it's like in your head: "It's the World Champion that won't blunder!" *Wrong!* They all blunder sometimes! You only have to watch out for those very rare blunders and you might win the game! Thanks Anna for showing this game!
Pia, It has been a wonderful time getting to watch you and your whole family play and share your talents and passion for chess. It brings back such fond memories of my father teaching me to play when I was young. Good luck in the next tournament ❤
what a great discovery this is for me , I love watching these , it’s fascinating watching people put their minds to the test and the respect they have for the ones that do it best , and the passion Anna and the players have 👏👏👏 , I’m 64 and never realized about the number thing til now 🤭 like a handicap in golf , cool ‘
❤ Thank you for the lesson. I learnedI a lot, once again realizing that my brain is dumber than I think it is. Stupid ego. It was a pleasure to watch 2 Grand Masters battle. It flowed like music. Your mother should feel very calm and confident after that performance. That was Fun!❤
❤❤how I see it is she has had 3 months since this video to improve and her next game against ju is just that much closer ❤️ sometimes the hardest part of losing is having to wait to play that player again and redeem oneself or personal reasons or other reasons but ur mom is among the best players in the world She should be verrerry verrry proud and I'm sure she is hehehe she will win the next one! 🙌
Your mom and you are the smiling chess, really making the world of chess gentle, good attitude, full smile mean while lost, no proud when win. Keeping like that my dear friends.
❤ oh those moments you can never get back, I feel for her. Consolation prize being that the world #1 knows she should have lost and was saved probably because of her "gravitas". I’m sure she would have played the winning move against ANYONE else ❤❤
Still a Great game ❤and you always are calm and studious. Madam GrandMaster, a word from your daughter “we are all human!”❤ Your stunned face will be felt by a 1000 ♥️s for years to come. I’ve just started watching your personable and talented daughter/vlogger. I haven’t played chess in decades and yet, Because of this game, allowing us to watch you and your loving daughter’s ♥️ sincerity in worrying about your upset… I am subscribing. I may even challenge my ♥️ grandson to a game (which he will gladly win) ❤ How good it is that we are now mature enough not to lose sleep over it?! ;-). Can’t wait to see your own vlog!
Crazy that your mom is so good at the game that she brought the draw like she wanted while simultaneously bringing the possibility of a win. Too focused on her original goal to see the other possibility. It's so interesting.
It's a comfort for we mortals that even the elite can miss the correct move. Here Mom was late in the game. Most of us are stumbling right out of the opening.
It was correct to invite Pia. She belongs into this world-class tournament.
...as demonstrated up till this last move. Great game!
She had 4 points didn't she?
Pia was basically in Ju Wenjuns position at one time their ratings are essentially the same in my eyes
@@dominickcharbonneau9250 There was even a period when she was the worlds strongest female
(A year or two) but there was no championchip during that time, so she didnt beacame WM.
Bad timing.
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Your mom is like the most wholesome chess player ever.
this comment is ghei.
Pia is a great role model and has my respect for competing at a high level with a great attitude. I respect all she has done for chess. Wholesome is a good word.
@@fightingforcatalonia you're what's wrong with this world
@@felix207 u ghai
your mom too
This for me is an absolute win!! She drew the reigning world champion twice in a row! Absolutely magnificent. ❤
Not only did she draw the reigning world champ but could have won if she wasn’t so focused on getting the draw. She blundered the win but still got the result she went there for so that’s still a win imo.
❤❤ One for each. Pia and Anna inspired me to learn to play chess at 61. I randomly watched a full round of the Reykjavik open with no knowledge of chess. I watched Pia’s excitement and the way her computer-like brain analyzed each move with amazement. I had no idea what was going on but I was hooked! Bravo mother and daughter!
Very cool ✌🏻😎
Good on you 😊😊
You have just inspired me.
It's never too late to learn or try anything. Good for you! Multiple studies show Chess is actually an activity that enhances mental health but it also delays the onset of dementia and Alzheimer's. Go P!🎉
Well done you!! How long did it take to get reasonable? Did you use an app or eg an AI opponent?? I'd like to give it a try!
I briefly interacted with Ju Wenjun in Dubai Police Cup last month... She is very calm when she plays chess, and she smiles a lot. She sometimes even smiles when she plays in tournaments. She is a very friendly person even though she is the top female chess player in the world.
I also met Anna and her loving mother in NY at Washington Square Chess park in 2023. They had a nice game with the chess hustler in the park.
It's so much pleasure to see this video. What a time to be alive...
"She is very calm when she plays chess, and she smiles a lot. She sometimes even smiles when she plays in tournaments."
So she smiles a lot when she plays chess, but not when she plays chess(in tournaments)? Am I missing something or she smiles a lot only when it's non tournament chess games but rarely smiles during tournament games? As a pro that means she doesn't smile often then since as a pro and as a world champion I am assuming she plays primarily tournament games?
It seems many of the top players are very arrogant and unpleasant: Kasparov, Korchnoi, Fischer, Nakamura, Carlson, and even lower rated players such as Gotham Chess. Big egos and attitudes.
Congratulations!
Now you can tell your grandchildren you "briefly interacted" with a chess player. I am sure they will immediately schedule an autograph signing session at their school.
Be ready dude! They may ask if you shook her hand with your left or right. Some may demand an approximate conversation word count.
@@MyOneFiftiethOfADollar rude
This is a great lesson and story! Thanks y’all :)
❤ Pia is so outstanding!! Love to watch her play! I can see her live commenting you in that position against Ju getting super super excited about you having to recognize the knight f5 move that leads to the win. Thanks so much for sharing and explaining Pia's games, Anna!!
❤ I love your mom's personality, she is so smart and also quite funny, and you can tell she loves you so much, you can see a happy family and that's worth more than any game, she is a massive winner. Good luck in the next games.
❤❤❤❤ Much love for Pia! She is a joy to watch play and commentate.
Så spännande ❤
Great game, Pia! ❤❤❤
I remember watching her live in Belgrade in 1992, at the Sava Center conference hall. She had the highest ELO there and took the 3rd place in an extremely fierce competition. The 1st place was won by Maya Chiburdanidze, who was the world champion just a year prior to that event (she lost the world title match to Xie Jun in 1991). Some other famous names were present, such as Nona Gaprindashvili (also former world champion), Svetlana Matveyeva, Nana Ioseliani, as well as our best player ever, Alisa Maric.
Pia came back to Belgrade in 1996 to another top championship where she took the 2nd place, the 1st again taken by Maya.
Your mom is an inspiration 😇 for all of us, Anna
Very beautiful games. Your mom is a formidable opponent even for the world champion. And you Anna explained the game very well. You are an excellent communicator. I was thrilled the whole time. Great Cramling duo! ❤
So wonderful to see Pia do this well. Congratulations! Your family is wonderful.
I only watch your mom's videos! I love them because just looking into her eyes gives me positive energy ! You are the happiest girl to have such a supportive mom with you ! Love you Anna Mom ❤️
My mom is better than hers or yours.
@@wooshbait36 Good for you😂
@@lazarignjatovic7881 Both my mom and dad are better than yours, sorry.
@@wooshbait36 You are my illegitimate son... It's a shock, but you need to be strong my son 😐
@@wooshbait36 They did not make a good job raising you, obviously.
❤ Pia's style of living, attitude, and play fills the world with wholesomeness! ❤
Wholesomeness is overrated.
Pia is such a great streamer. I can hear her internal voice saying "that's just so tactical that's just so far away" while she's contemplating moves
Or "She moved! She moved! What did she do!? I have absolutely no clue what's going on." 😉
„Yeah this is very logical move“
❤ for Pia as requested! We are rooting for you, great job!
❤❤Great tournament,Pia. Thank you for sharing with us,Anna
we're all rooting for you pia ❤❤❤❤❤ you're a legend and the goat
I remember the old days when we in Norway was jealous of Sweden, our brother country that beat us in everything, having someone like Cramling - world top in chess. It is really extraordinary she is still a top player! As you may know, Magnus have been helpful for us, but we remember to root for Pia Cramling too!
wow wow wow, we have never been jealous of sweden, this is swedish disinformation
Drawing the world champion TWICE is still a 100% gigachad move!
Watching that endgame broke my heart
Right?! I saw it and when she didn't play it I thought I must have missed something that she did. When I heard she realized after my heart was broken too.
@@penguinabroad and it really looked like it hit her hard, I can only imagine how it feels to start an Armageddon after learning about such a miss
@@leonordelamor right? And hearing Anna say Pia was looking for a draw, I thought Pia isn't that good at armageddon AND she had white. :( I hope she kills it today
@@penguinabroad definitely going to be rooting for her again, she deserves a win so much imo :’) but she’ll get one for sure, this tournament has showed that she can still dominate classical chess
❤ ❤ Your mom did great. She will beat Ju next time.
❤❤❤Good luck Pia, You're such a great player but most importantly, a humble person. Definitely a huge inspiration for all of us!
I understand why men and women are separated in physical sports but why are they separated in Chess? This makes zero sense to me.
There's a physical part to chess as well. After a grueling 3 hour classical match you would actually be physically exhausted....as well as mentally.
Men and women have different brains. Different activities appeal to each and some are more naturally suited for men or women.
@@Sleepyjudei different ways of thinking doesn't make them unequal like physical sports. For the idiot above who said there is a physical aspect to chess obviously never crunched a guy going over the middle in a football game so he can stay out of this topic.
That was my reaction. Sounds like pandering to me.
It's not different. There's open category and then there is only female category (which was only made to motivate more women to play). The women can go play in the open category too. But I mean they get prizes in women's too so I believe it's just comfortable
❤❤❤❤❤❤Your mum is such an inspiration!!! Tell her that she already won in life with such a supportive husband and daughter!!🎉❤
Amazing family...one can literally feel how proud you are talking about your mom's moves....Would be utterly cool to see if she always agrees with you ...🤷😉
❤❤❤ Go Pia...show them your class!
🥰❤❤❤ Well played Pia.!! Coming so close to a win in that super high pressure situation is very impressive 👏👏👏
Miss Pia . ive learned so much from your analysis on how to think and plan and compete . you are the best and a fierce competitor. thank you for the continued inspiration and comitment to the game. you compete at the highest level with unparalled longevity , consistency , and passion. thank you for showing us all what the game is really about : playing our best at all times and fighting no matter the circumstances. you are the epitomy of class and grace. you continue on and fight and that is the most concrete win . The most important win of all .
❤ From UK, your Mum is an inspiration to us all ❤
I am so proud of your Mom she is very fierce and I learn so much from watching you narrate your mothers game! I am so proud of you too!! you inspire me so much you always encourage me to challenge myself by playing higher rated players. You also are very fierce like your Mom.
I love the passion you have by explaining this game.
Nothing but ❤ for Pia.
I got to know, hear and see Pia from your streams Anna. And I truly feel that
Pia is the most apt definition of a "MoM" (always gentle, caring and grounded), and that's something no match, no championship can take away from her.
🧡🧡🧡
Just getting back into chess and this is one of the most entertaining channels, thanks for the content :)
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Moral of the story never go for a draw, always go for a win
Astonishing game. Great analysis too. Keep up the good work Mrs and Miss Cramling!
Pia ❤❤❤❤ your history speaks for itself! It was a great game! A draw against the world champion is not an easy task!
Your mom is the best! She is so sweet and she definitely won. Wtg Pia you were badass ❤❤❤ and you are a great daughter
19:40 "Grandmasters are humans too." 🙂
Your mother is amazing, Anna! ❤
❤ dont loose yourself in this moments, dont forget the moves and thats it. Greets from Vienna, your contest gives me the love to this game back
Good luck Pia! You and Anna are inspirational to young players! ❤❤❤❤
❤❤nice games, Pia. Best of luck with the rest of the tournament. Anna, thank you for the recap. I enjoy watching your content.🙂🙂🙂
❤ love your games, especially with your daughters commentary!
Pia ❤❤❤ good luck in next game!
❤❤ Good luck Pia, you are awesome!
Great Job, Anna! Thrilling recap!
Great Game Pia ! Almost winning from a world champion is an awesome result !
Love the series where we either follow u or now ur mother. All the best in the coming games.
❤ Pia I love how you love chess with such humility. You have incredible expertise. Still waters run deep. Bravo! Keep playing close to your chest. You inspire. 👏👏
Well played Pia, good luck for the next game! ❤❤
I am and have been a fan of Pia for years! Really enjoyed the game and her play against Wenjun!
❤ Playing two draws is amazing against the WC. Congratulations from Oslo, Norway. 🎉
Let's go Pia! ❤ Rooting for you! Go get it.
❤❤ great game Pia, good luck on your tournament!
Jag unnar din mamma så mycket att vinna den matchen. Så nära!!❤
Good luck to your mom ❤❤❤
Pia is a legend ❤❤❤
So inspiring as a female entering her senior years, to see you continuing to challenge yourself and your professional peers, Pia ❤️❤️
Pia 💕💕💕
The only reason your mom didn't win against the world champion was that she didn't go for the kill from the start!!! She is better than the world champion. Her limitation was her settling for a draw even before the game began
She is better? Hahahahahahaha
no
Drawing the world champion is amazing. Congratulations to your mom!!! She 100% belonged there
Your mum is lovely and played phenomenally! Bravissima Pia! ❤️👏👏👏
❤ You mom is fantastic 🎉. So much fun to watch.
❤️ You are still a champ Pia! And the most humble one ❤️❤️
I love your mom. She is a such a sweetheart! 💕♟
Even I saw this Nf5+ winning move for Pia (your mom, Anna)!
However this reminds me of Anand not seeing Magnus' king blunder in their second WCC. Sometimes it's like in your head: "It's the World Champion that won't blunder!" *Wrong!* They all blunder sometimes! You only have to watch out for those very rare blunders and you might win the game! Thanks Anna for showing this game!
You and your Mom are both sweethearts!💖😊
I like the way you explain the moves and options. ❤
Thanks!
im learning watching you and mom play , thank you
Pia, It has been a wonderful time getting to watch you and your whole family play and share your talents and passion for chess. It brings back such fond memories of my father teaching me to play when I was young. Good luck in the next tournament ❤
I really don’t know much about chess or am even that interested in it but your videos are so calming and laid back I’ve really been enjoying them
Go Go Go Mum get yourself the World Chess Champion 🤩
She did for sure improve and extended the Cow.
what a great discovery this is for me , I love watching these , it’s fascinating watching people put their minds to the test and the respect they have for the ones that do it best , and the passion Anna and the players have 👏👏👏 , I’m 64 and never realized about the number thing til now 🤭 like a handicap in golf , cool ‘
Your mom seems like a really chill and nice person😊
♥ Your mom raised a terrific daughter. Bravo to both of you.
❤ Thank you for the lesson. I learnedI a lot, once again realizing that my brain is dumber than I think it is. Stupid ego. It was a pleasure to watch 2 Grand Masters battle. It flowed like music. Your mother should feel very calm and confident after that performance. That was Fun!❤
my heart goes to your mom....well done Pla and you...congrats.
WE LOVE YOU PIA! YOU CREATED A BEAUTIFUL FAMILY! NEVER GIVE UP!
You and your mom are amazing. It's really pleasure to see your passion for chess.
❤❤how I see it is she has had 3 months since this video to improve and her next game against ju is just that much closer ❤️ sometimes the hardest part of losing is having to wait to play that player again and redeem oneself or personal reasons or other reasons but ur mom is among the best players in the world
She should be verrerry verrry proud and I'm sure she is hehehe she will win the next one! 🙌
Wow! She was likely a bit intimidated from the beginning...and never expected a chance to win! ❤ to mom!
great commentary anna thanks!
❤❤❤❤❤❤ Wow! Love the videos!! Inspiring me to teach our 4 year old grandchildren the game of chess!! ❤❤❤❤❤
For a Swede, Ms Cramling sure does like exclamation points.
Your mum is so cool we love her from London 🇬🇧 xx
❤❤❤❤ from Santa Ana, California ❤❤❤❤
Thank you Anna and Pia . It was an extraordinary lesson
I’ve been a avid chess player for most of my life. Love the game and Pia seems such a nice humble person and an wonderful player. ❤️
❤❤❤❤ I greatly enjoy watching you both.
Your mom and you are the smiling chess, really making the world of chess gentle, good attitude, full smile mean while lost, no proud when win. Keeping like that my dear friends.
That was a cool commentary. Thank you.
❤riveting to watch and well played Pia
❤ oh those moments you can never get back, I feel for her. Consolation prize being that the world #1 knows she should have lost and was saved probably because of her "gravitas". I’m sure she would have played the winning move against ANYONE else ❤❤
Still a Great game ❤and you always are calm and studious. Madam GrandMaster, a word from your daughter “we are all human!”❤ Your stunned face will be felt by a 1000 ♥️s for years to come. I’ve just started watching your personable and talented daughter/vlogger. I haven’t played chess in decades and yet, Because of this game, allowing us to watch you and your loving daughter’s ♥️ sincerity in worrying about your upset… I am subscribing. I may even challenge my ♥️ grandson to a game (which he will gladly win) ❤ How good it is that we are now mature enough not to lose sleep over it?! ;-). Can’t wait to see your own vlog!
Youre a Great Story teller! Vikings are known for their Sagas!
Crazy that your mom is so good at the game that she brought the draw like she wanted while simultaneously bringing the possibility of a win. Too focused on her original goal to see the other possibility. It's so interesting.
It's a comfort for we mortals that even the elite can miss the correct move. Here Mom was late in the game. Most of us are stumbling right out of the opening.
❤ amazing job. You're both an inspiration win, lose, or draw.
Thank you for this lesson, Anna. Excellent.
I got goosebumps at all the big hitters in 1 room