@@mlloser8318it’s about who is in front of. You do know samay beat nemo twice . She has been defeated several times by untitled players. While vishy is a 2700+ sgm . He can beat nemo without both knights .
@@avishekoxy I don't think that applies to chess that much - so far all super-GMs pretty much kept their strength to ~95% as they got older. Not even sure it's a problem in blitz. In bullet maybe ...
The record belongs to Vassili Smyslov who was ranked 9th at age 63 years. Still in todays context when the world championship challenger is only 17 years old, it is indeed amazing. Anand is the only player above 50 years in the top 50 and there are only 4 players above 50 years in the top 100, as of today.
@@meshrath Exactly. I had heard of Smyslov too. No doubt his record is also super impressive. But as you mentioned, considering the level of competition and the required work and preparation to stay on top these days, I think what Anand has achieved is quite unique.
He learned to play chess from his mother when he was six years old. By the time he was 14, he had won the Indian National Sub-Junior Championship with a perfect score of nine wins in nine games. He is an Indian chess grandmaster, a former five-time World Chess Champion and a record two-time Chess World Cup Champion. He became the first grandmaster from India in 1988, and he has the eighth-highest peak FIDE rating of all time.
Vishy is my favorite chess world champion. He was not as dominant as Kasparov was or Calson is, but he's a very sympathetic all round good guy. The story of his chess ascension since childhood is just a happy story with not drama. He's a rare rock of wisdom and tranquility in our world of insanity.
Anand is an autodidact. For someone who grew up in a country that had no chess system or academy like the US and Russia in the 70s his story is truly remarkable. Today all chess playing country's have chess academy's including India so todays gen is very lucky. Anand learnt mainly from books as a youngster.
@@SG-rl3gx Yes. But only became a competitive game when it went to Europe. In India it was played either for leisure or to hone ones battle strategy skills. The rules and layout then were slightly different.
@@vetiarvind Really? How old was he then? What year? Either way at a chess club amateurs and maybe some pros usually play chess. Its not a professional training ground like an academy. Since he was Asia's first World Champion and Indias first chess grandmaster i dont see him learning from any world champions. And access to Tals games means through books not by training. Compare that to Kasparov who lived at a proper chess academy and was trained by former world champion.
sencond match nemo win hoga kaya ??? gauri ??? because black check after king another square and after pawn promotion for white so white nemo win or not aya agar black capture karega pawn so after match draw dono pe ek be player not win right or nor gauri ???chess
The way Vishy played the first game, he let the attack come in so much, that I would be sweating to see 2 rooks and a queen hovering near my king. We saw right through that attack that he will be able to defend it and come out on top. Really shows, that sometimes reacting passively to an opponent's threat is not a good option but a better might be a counterattack. Really great game.
He is such calm, composed and thoughtful with the answers 😊 No hyper excitement, no controversy ever. Just a pure Gem of a person 😊 And loved that background Music in tense moments 😅
I have the utmost respect for anyone who goes deep into the subject of their choice. Vishwanathan Sir breathes chess and his sheer love and dedication for the game even after so many years of playing it and being one of its greatest players is beyond commendable. Such passion for anything goes beyond any kind of materialism and is nothing less than meditation.
@xfKYZacTriit wasn’t all virtue signaling. It’s just a social norm . Explicitly saying mentioning someone by calling them old is generally considered rude
what is this debate here even about? she meant 'old friends' as in that they've been friends for a long time, not that they're old. You can be 25 and have old friends that are also 25 if you've been friends with them since you were 4
Oh wow, awesome video format! The time format, the players, the banter, the editing, the audio quality, all outstanding! Made me feel like I was there playing with Nemo 👍
Very impressed with Nemo. You held your own brilliantly against the legend. I don't know what would have happened if the time scramble hadn't hit you in the end.
Very nice! I'm glad you discussed the importance of opening prep these days. I think a lot of older master level players are in denial about the importance of opening prep (to some degree) starting at the intermediate level. These days, even at the amateur level is hard to play without opening prep. Amateurs might not understand all the moves they memorized but if they can lead their opponent into some trap or some other memorized line then its enough to win the game against a player of similar strength. I neglected this area of my game for many years and I'm sure it hindered my growth. These days I work on all aspects of the game and my rating is rising fast.
I know how nemo is on her streams, and i absolutely love her, yet the poise she maintains around vishy says a lot about vishy. he might have an amazing aura for that to happen.
Nemsko must be very good (hearing about her for the first time). I have played Vishy in person long back and he is so good(!) that it is intimidating. Very intimidating.
@@shreyaskarsingh1426 true! I have to look at the engine too... But I doubt it's a draw. If it's a draw then that's rare with king ans pawn engine with such a position...
@@justanotherguy625 you should chill too why are you posting then? Someone is making a wrong statement in public thread so of course I have a right to correct them when you are saying something confidently against a legend...
man nemo had vishy on the ropes in game 2. Problem is if you give a stronger opponent a whiff of counter-play they will win or salvage the draw 9 out of 10 times. But Nemo should take chess a bit more seriously than the other female chess content creators out there. She has good potential to become a GM
I like her so much more than those Dina or Botez players. She's so respectful and focused. No wonder she has less subscribers than the trash talkers. Well done!!
Big congrats!! This is a huge accomplishment and much impressed by how you managed to get draw with a former world champion. Not many get the chance to play against much less draw with a Legend such as Vishy. 👏👏👏👏👏
You don’t know how I wish to play with Vishy, to learn from him, even at the age of 38! It's he who inspired me to play chess when I was a kid... When he became the World Champion! He's the pioneer of Chess in India, and look how India performs now in the World Arena!
I would love to see a simul with vishy vs nemo+levy+sagar+botez sisters. I think Levy & sagar would be ofc way too hard opponents & it's kinda difficult but like comon it's the old but not obsolete genius goat of chess vs current chess content creators.
The second game was intense! Well played Nemo. And kudos to Vishy for doing this!
Hi Sagar 😂
Sagar Shah OP in the chat. Say hi to Samay and tell him to get in the gym.
Waiting for Sagar Shah commentary on this
Vishy gave her hints midway through otherwise Vishy wins easily.
Vishy is the best! 🥰 Thank you
Big respect Nemo and Vishy. Taking the game very seriously. Vishy is clearly considering Nemo as a good player, which is of course the case.
considering??? She is a good player !!!!! WGM title holders are better than 99.9.... % chess players in the world
@@mlloser8318 I should have said this. She is a good player of course ! Did I say the contrary ?
But she is playing a former world champion @@mlloser8318
@@mlloser8318there are some news saying she bought that title by asking players to lose for money
@@mlloser8318it’s about who is in front of. You do know samay beat nemo twice . She has been defeated several times by untitled players. While vishy is a 2700+ sgm . He can beat nemo without both knights .
Vishy is *almost* 55 years of age and has a classical rating of 2750+. Unimaginable in modern day chess !!!
He is one the greatest in the game
But I am confused do age matters?
@@Chess1503 yes it matters, concentration power decreases as you grow .
@@Chess1503 When you are 55, you will know. 😅
@@avishekoxy I don't think that applies to chess that much - so far all super-GMs pretty much kept their strength to ~95% as they got older. Not even sure it's a problem in blitz. In bullet maybe ...
The fact that Anand is in 11th place in the FIDE ranking in his 50s is really mind-blowing!
The man is such an inspiration :)
The record belongs to Vassili Smyslov who was ranked 9th at age 63 years. Still in todays context when the world championship challenger is only 17 years old, it is indeed amazing. Anand is the only player above 50 years in the top 50 and there are only 4 players above 50 years in the top 100, as of today.
@@meshrath thnx for info i learnt something new
@@meshrath Exactly. I had heard of Smyslov too. No doubt his record is also super impressive. But as you mentioned, considering the level of competition and the required work and preparation to stay on top these days, I think what Anand has achieved is quite unique.
Chessplayers used to play to their dying days, now with computer anlysis they quit early
Before the Elo system I suspect Lasker was a top contender into he was over 70 years of age@@meshrath
He learned to play chess from his mother when he was six years old. By the time he was 14, he had won the Indian National Sub-Junior Championship with a perfect score of nine wins in nine games.
He is an Indian chess grandmaster, a former five-time World Chess Champion and a record two-time Chess World Cup Champion. He became the first grandmaster from India in 1988, and he has the eighth-highest peak FIDE rating of all time.
people watching this video did not know he was Indian even after look at flag,
thanks for telling that important information, you saved the planet
@@Lalit02Dhanwani why so salty
@@Lalit02Dhanwani why you crying tho
@@V4I8HAV_ because i have to pay for your smile.
Why people in the comments are introducing him again and again? Everyone knows him bro. Why you all don't introduce magnus or hikaru everytime?
Nemo trying to flag the lightning kid is a bold move.
😂
"I'm hanging in there, but you're dangerous!" sure he's winning, but that's a hell of a compliment to get from a former world champ and chess legend.
Playing the LEGEND and one of the GOATs himself !!! He is a rare sociable gentleman in today's world !!!
Gentleman is right. He was known for focusing on the game itself rather than playing mindgames and shit like what Kasparov did with the door slamming
@@bmno.4565in India, he is an excellent mentor to all the emerging chess grandmasters and younger gen . Absolute class and legend
@@bmno.4565 and these days Hikaru :)
Nemo : I try to flag people
Vishy: haven't you seen my match against Hikaru?
Bro knew she can't flag the lightning kid
@@GMPranav Is this really Pranav
@@seya_2 If you are talking about Grandmaster Pranav V, then I am not him
@@GMPranav I thought you were 🥲
@@GMPranav are you gm pranav anand
Vishy is my favorite chess world champion. He was not as dominant as Kasparov was or Calson is, but he's a very sympathetic all round good guy. The story of his chess ascension since childhood is just a happy story with not drama. He's a rare rock of wisdom and tranquility in our world of insanity.
it's the part where he is able to tell you how you could have beaten him, and you probably didn't see it.
Anand is an autodidact. For someone who grew up in a country that had no chess system or academy like the US and Russia in the 70s his story is truly remarkable. Today all chess playing country's have chess academy's including India so todays gen is very lucky. Anand learnt mainly from books as a youngster.
That's why we say that resurgence of chess in India is only bcoz of Anand !
Ironically, chess was invented in India
@@SG-rl3gx Yes. But only became a competitive game when it went to Europe. In India it was played either for leisure or to hone ones battle strategy skills. The rules and layout then were slightly different.
he had access to to a club. I'm not sure if it was the soviet era club where he had access to Tal's games
@@vetiarvind Really? How old was he then? What year? Either way at a chess club amateurs and maybe some pros usually play chess. Its not a professional training ground like an academy. Since he was Asia's first World Champion and Indias first chess grandmaster i dont see him learning from any world champions. And access to Tals games means through books not by training. Compare that to Kasparov who lived at a proper chess academy and was trained by former world champion.
That was an absolute pleasure to watch. Thanks for this gift. It was fun to see Vishy in action and you almost had him the 2nd game!
Yooo Gauri!!
sencond match nemo win hoga kaya ??? gauri ??? because black check after king another square and after pawn promotion for white so white nemo win or not aya agar black capture karega pawn so after match draw dono pe ek be player not win right or nor gauri ???chess
Vishy is absolutely one of my favorite chess personalities. Always a gentleman yet with fantastic tactical acumen.
if vishy has to think for more than 10 seconds, you have played great. well done nemo
He was talking. So he didn't move. He would still move fast and calculate winning moves in the end at the age of ,55. That's vishy for u
yes!!
Imo Anand is on the Mount Rushmore of chess in terms of strength. Really nice of him to do this.
Something tells me he would not have forgiven himself if she got a draw against him.
Historically, many GMs get frustrated by losing to women@@ericastier1646
“Yes, I play casual blitz when I get together with old friends” - The guy is talking about LEVITOV CHESS WEEK!
Vishy is not only a GREAT champion, but also a wonderful, gentle person. AND Nemo held her ground. Well played!
He is one of the goat of Chess
yes
She really did. Very bold of her to try!
All I see is a great, knowledgeable and humble man
Gentleman Vishwanath 💝 and BEAUTIFUL Nemo❤
He started showing the critical variation @7:00, an absolute treat to watch.
Yes brother and note the humblness he was still winning😂
Beware of old men in a profession where they die young - AC
Unless your name is Paul Morphy nobody dies young in chess 💀
@@nossenkanter lol
Who dies young in chess😂
@@nitd955 do you not get what dying means here? it means skill and chess players lose skill over time
@@beast3582and he somehow got 6 likes. Damn where is the brain of these people nowadays 😂. Its not even a joke, he looks serious.
4:10 'Feeling is mutual which is usually why I try to do the mating'😂😂😂😂 wdym
Yoo😂😂
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Vishy replied “Fair Enough” 😂
She said meeting I guess
It was about check mate - mating not other. Listen to Vish’s comment before.
The way Vishy played the first game, he let the attack come in so much, that I would be sweating to see 2 rooks and a queen hovering near my king. We saw right through that attack that he will be able to defend it and come out on top. Really shows, that sometimes reacting passively to an opponent's threat is not a good option but a better might be a counterattack. Really great game.
He is such calm, composed and thoughtful with the answers 😊 No hyper excitement, no controversy ever. Just a pure Gem of a person 😊 And loved that background Music in tense moments 😅
I love Anand, he is so kind (the persona I don't know him)
I have the utmost respect for anyone who goes deep into the subject of their choice. Vishwanathan Sir breathes chess and his sheer love and dedication for the game even after so many years of playing it and being one of its greatest players is beyond commendable. Such passion for anything goes beyond any kind of materialism and is nothing less than meditation.
Magnus said vishy has an unbelievable natural understanding of the game and it shows . His chess brain works so differently .just casual brilliance
Honestly I can watch this forever. Vishy playing casual chess has to be the best content of YT!
Vishy is always been my favorite chess player since I was in college back to the 90's. He never underestimates his opponent.
3:28 could've said that without "old" lmao 💀
What do you mean?
She meant in the context of friends whom you know since a long time, not the y'all have lived too much to walk now kind of old😐
@xfKYZacTriit wasn’t all virtue signaling. It’s just a social norm . Explicitly saying mentioning someone by calling them old is generally considered rude
what is this debate here even about? she meant 'old friends' as in that they've been friends for a long time, not that they're old. You can be 25 and have old friends that are also 25 if you've been friends with them since you were 4
ok
He was called the lightning kid!
Oh wow, awesome video format! The time format, the players, the banter, the editing, the audio quality, all outstanding! Made me feel like I was there playing with Nemo 👍
Vishy is so cool 😎
actually though 😎
yes
Former Five Time World Champion would have been more precise caption.
Lovely video. Nice to see the post game analysis by Vishy Sir.
4:17 in any other environment that conversation will go straight to HR
Same at 15:20 🙂
😂nemo expecting her opponent to give her hints is kinda funny
Asian cunning
@@vijayvijay4123 Fogot that she is playing against another asian😂
@@SamDos-fh2vwBy Asian they mean Southeast Asian. You’re correct technically though, even I wonder sometimes.
You played with the Lagend of Indian Chess... The man who is still the face of chess in India... Many many congratulations Nemo❤
Legend*
Legend of Chess World
@@user-gr3tg2yk6o-24_डफ़कone of the goat
What do you mean "Indian" chess? 🤔
@@sandeeproy1327 Cause it originated from India
8:31 The subtle enjoyment in the eyes of the cinematographer!
Very impressed with Nemo. You held your own brilliantly against the legend. I don't know what would have happened if the time scramble hadn't hit you in the end.
A draw or a blunder.
If it was classical she would lose badly
Vishy showed how he would win despite of her getting timed out.
Besides this game being interesting, I was amazed by the way it was shot with a cinematic system, it was extraordinary
Very nice! I'm glad you discussed the importance of opening prep these days. I think a lot of older master level players are in denial about the importance of opening prep (to some degree) starting at the intermediate level.
These days, even at the amateur level is hard to play without opening prep. Amateurs might not understand all the moves they memorized but if they can lead their opponent into some trap or some other memorized line then its enough to win the game against a player of similar strength. I neglected this area of my game for many years and I'm sure it hindered my growth. These days I work on all aspects of the game and my rating is rising fast.
damn crazy playing actual games vs vishy AND asking interesting questions at the same time
amazing,,,playing while conversing with the 5x world champ is far worth more than the result...keep it up!
I have no words when it comes to describing Vishy. I wish I could some day meet him in person and touch his feet, for he rekindled Chess in India!
both matches were so close, nemo held her own. GG
LEGEND for a reason... and truly professional....
I know how nemo is on her streams, and i absolutely love her, yet the poise she maintains around vishy says a lot about vishy. he might have an amazing aura for that to happen.
Nemsko must be very good (hearing about her for the first time).
I have played Vishy in person long back and he is so good(!) that it is intimidating. Very intimidating.
All have their own favourite opening . Some do knight so do pawns . You can write so many theories in chess
2:13 n!ce smile NemOo Awwww
First time I am seeing players unmuted chess game
It's a pleasure to play with vishy Anand sir 🇮🇳🙏🏻
I’m only doing a film on chess so I can have Nemo as my consultant.
Wow that second game you played very well! Congrats
The OG GOAT vishy anna humble enough to play with you
Finally I found my Nemo😅
Secular, more like sickular
@@user-hf4jz8uj5n Jaa be
in the final position there is Kf4 that draws because after fxg6 kxe4 the pawn ending is drawn. Even Vishy Anand is human guys
Vishy is not human it's just you are average. If she do Kf4 then there is g6 takes the white pawn and a pawn and king for black(vishy)is a win...
@@deepakbisht4957The position is draw according to engine tho , maybe some crazy engine move ... Idk , it looks winning tho
He was just playing it for fun y'all gotta chill out sometimes
@@shreyaskarsingh1426 true!
I have to look at the engine too...
But I doubt it's a draw.
If it's a draw then that's rare with king ans pawn engine with such a position...
@@justanotherguy625 you should chill too why are you posting then?
Someone is making a wrong statement in public thread so of course I have a right to correct them when you are saying something confidently against a legend...
That Rook sac in c2 in the second game was truly a game-changing GM move!
video quality is top notch.
15:18 Pause of the century 💀💀💀💀
Once again, Vishy's KNIGHT came to the rescue !!
getting a remark from Anand saying ''i think you're dangerous'' is great
enjoyed that thanks a lot for posting! Amazing play as well
That was intense!
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Really Nemo : Feeling is Mutual which is why I usually try to do the Mating !!!!😂😂😂
man nemo had vishy on the ropes in game 2. Problem is if you give a stronger opponent a whiff of counter-play they will win or salvage the draw 9 out of 10 times. But Nemo should take chess a bit more seriously than the other female chess content creators out there. She has good potential to become a GM
I like her so much more than those Dina or Botez players. She's so respectful and focused. No wonder she has less subscribers than the trash talkers. Well done!!
In the last game the engine shows that it WAS a draw after all, so Nemo was correct.
In the final position from the last game after Ne4+ that Vishy mentioned, there is Kf4 with a draw.
Vishy is a true raw talent.
Cool video format and yes you tend to get shy on TH-cam vids 😆
Just shy around Vishy 😆
@@akaNemskoI mean, who wouldn't be?
You did very well.
@@akaNemsko nice pun - Just shy around Vi-shy
@@akaNemsko I love you so much
vishy: I Have been playing even before your mom was born
The reality is he is just practicing with her😂i
Awesome ❤👏
Wow, Vishy sounds and looks like a great, humble and very nice person!
No BS! Classy quality content. Kudos! The games were really intense and captivating.
Nemo and vishy have vibe together. Only if nemo was born a decade earlier 😂
Big congrats!! This is a huge accomplishment and much impressed by how you managed to get draw with a former world champion. Not many get the chance to play against much less draw with a Legend such as Vishy. 👏👏👏👏👏
Vishy can be avery good narrator.Such calmness.
Curiously 17:39 Nxf4 Anand Concludes after Nxf4 he is winning but probably after Kf4 he is not ! and it is still a draw by force by correct play.
i like how he teaches Nemo after beating her. such a gem
Love vishy's style of play
He respect you😊thats why he was serious
Vishy gives Gus fringe Vibes from Breaking Bad
Super high quality video she definitely deserves 1 million subs. Thanks for this video ❤❤
Can't believe she lost to Samay, supreme leader for a reason 😂
anand is real GOAT of chess first asian GM and he doesn't even have parents into chess like pragg gukesh but still he is one of the top finest player
He can be world champion 🏆 again if he wants....!!
@SiddhanthRawat the first Asian GM is Eugene Torre from the Philippines 🇵🇭
The person who made me love chess
And the person who's ex was fan of the person who made me get back Into chess
Nemo trying to distract him but Anand is not phased
If white king goes f4 instead, it could be a draw
Bring the 12th world champion international grandmaster hero of the USSR 'ANATOLY KARPOV' 💀💀
You don’t know how I wish to play with Vishy, to learn from him, even at the age of 38! It's he who inspired me to play chess when I was a kid... When he became the World Champion! He's the pioneer of Chess in India, and look how India performs now in the World Arena!
What a lovely video😊
Such a nice interaction
Great games
Guess you wasted too much time trying to milk the d6 weakness
I would love to see a simul with vishy vs nemo+levy+sagar+botez sisters. I think Levy & sagar would be ofc way too hard opponents & it's kinda difficult but like comon it's the old but not obsolete genius goat of chess vs current chess content creators.
Without time odds and disturbances, I think Vishy will still win 10 out of 10. Probably need to add some GMs in the team to even get a chance.
Cameraman is taking amazing shots and chess pieces are beautiful, did someone notice that??
you can see he respects her
She played like Elo1000 , there were so many good moves in my mind
Vishy was so good that it required Magnus Carlsen tbe greatest chess player ever born to dethrone him