james:Always check, it might be mate.... me: does the only check in the board, by dragging the queen in front of the king without defence.... the rest is history
Yes, I think even a few modern computer analyses have shown that Fischer might have still drawn that game after _his 'Op' took that Juicer_ on h2. - j q t -
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12:15 for any1 wondering why h3 wasnt played preventing the white king from going g2: after 1. h3 - kg4 2. Bg1 - Kxh3 3. Bxf2 - Bd2 again the Bishop is helplessly trapped and has to sacrifice itself.
There's a mistake at 6:27. Canty says that if Kf3 then the knight comes in with Ne6. However, Ne6 is a blunder which would allow the e pawn to promote. Instead, the knight has to move to Nf7!
Good catch, but you're only half right. The problem with Ne6 isn't that it allows the pawn to promote, because it can stop that actually, however, it's that after the Knight trades for that pawn the Black King is in such a position that it will promote one of it's other pawns
The blunder I will never forget is game 9 in 2013 between Carlsen vs Anand. In this game Vishy Anand was world champion playing against the younger Magnus Carlsen. In the game, Vishy allows Magnus to promote pawn to queen because Vishy has a very strong attack. However, he didn't defend his king and uses the wrong piece to block and now Vishy attack is worthless because Carlsen queen blocks his attack and also Carlsen has 2 queens. This was the game changer and Carlsen only needs a draw in game 10 to become world champion, which he did, deserving well.
If you are confused by the 3rd blunder, it's because the explanation in the video is completely wrong. The real reason why Kf3? at 6:25 is throwing away the advantage for black is the move Nf7 by white (the only move that doesn't lose for white). If white follows up Kf3? with Ne6? as shown in the video, then the pawn will promote after e2, then Kf2 if white tries Kd2, and white is too slow with the knight. However, if white plays the move Nf7 after Kf3?, the game is a draw. If black pushes his pawn with e2, white plays Ne5+ with a tempo on the black king on f3, allowing Nd3 which guards e1 in time before the pawn can promote. The reason why Kg3 is winning for black, is because white doesn't get the tempo after Ne5 and is too slow to stop the pawn.
It's time to give this video an update. The 2021 and 2023 matches each have at least one blunder that needs to be included. Add a few of the blunders mentioned in the comments here, and we've got a top ten.
Kinda hard viewing Magnus's blunder as a blunder because Anand missed it, but I guess on that level it's like not taking your opponent's hanging queen.
It is a blunder because he gave Anand a chance to exploit it. In football (soccer) this would be bad pass on defence that gives a goal chance to attacking team, but they miss that chance. It is bad pass anyway even if they get away with that. It is also a blunder to be unable to exploit it. Judgement of blunder is relative to our knowledge. Move that was sometimes considered to be good may be recognized as blunder by modern chess engine or neural network like Stockfish or Lc0. Some day 1. e4 may be recognized as blunder. It would mean that the game of chess is then solved by the computers.
In 6:00 he must have played knight to b7 taking the black pawn and on the next move as the black's pawn goes ahead for to e2 then white must have played knight to c5. And then when black goes for a queen he must have thought of knight to d3 which is a game over move for black by white.
In Borenstein vs Botvinnik. (Example number 3). Why is taking the pawn with the knight so bad? If the pawn promotes, there is a fork between the two pieces on d3.
Missed your videos for a while James, clearly still on form! Really enjoy your informative videos 🔥 They should put your name in the video titles so I can find yours easier.
lmaoooo during the last game right as he said who is playing this game, i get an ad for a guy reviewing the pogchamps match, so what i hear is "Who is playing this match?" *"Pokimane vs. xQc" * LMAOO
Regarding Spassky Fischer game 1: I believe there have been studies that claim to have shown that the position is still drawn with best play after bxh2
I'll tell you why Fischer couldn't draw that game today, even with a computer: because he's dead. No, seriously, you're right - it can be drawn, even after Bobby _'Takes That Juicer with His Op on h2'_ - j q t -
Miraculously, Bxh2 wasn’t the losing move. Bobby still could have saved his position. His true blunder was that at some point in the game, Bobby played king on d5 to e4. He really should have played a6 instead, hoping to blockade Spassky’s queenside pawns on light squares so that Spassky’s dark squared bishop could not defend them. After that, it’s all a matter of trading your three kingside pawns for Spassky’s one and picking off Spassky’s pawns on the queenside.
I was going to ask where Kasparov's blunder against Vishy Anand is, but then I remembered that wasn't a WCC match. To me personally, that was the blunder heard 'round the world.
I just want to know if anyone else immediately spotted the 4th blunder. I'm not high rated at all, but I swore the move sequence was so easy to spot haha.
It's because you're actually trying to look for the blunder and the best moves, the same happened with the "mate in xxx" puzzle, sometimes it's easy to see the answer in the puzzle but very hard to see in the real game
10:05 I am not finding too much advantage for Black (Vishy) in this position. After, Rh4 by white, black should play b5 to prepare escape route for the Knight and white will win back both c5 and h6 pawns. Correct me if I am wrong.
Since, pawns are on the both sides of the board, White Bishop pair is much more stronger than Bishop and Knight even if Rooks get exchanged. Endgame will favor carlsen only, even if he is down a pawn.
Sounds like something Bobby would do. More likely, he miss calculated that the king could trap his bishop faster than the a pawn could march down the board.
After h4 from Black, you could have : Kf3 h3 (now White King has to go up) Kg4 Bg1 Kxh3 Bxf2 (Black is still one pawn up) Then : Bd2! Finally trapping Black Bishop Not such an obvious blunder as it looks.
I knew he would pick the Fischer game, but it was a miscalculation and not clear it was a forced win for Spassky. On the other hand Spassky did make a couple of horrific blunders
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First comment. :3
second comment lol ツ
my blunders: hanging a queen for no random reason
their blunders: missing a mate in 123012312 moves
For no random reason? So a very specific reason then?
The maximum length of a chess game is between 5000 and 6000 moves.
@@colleen9493 it's called an exaggeration
@@colleen9493 thanks colleen
@Mysterio big sad
Can't wait to tell my friends at the bar and library that I've played just like in the world championship match!
The best comment!!
lol
I see you are a man of culture as well
Don’t lie you’ve never been to a library bro
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Me: It's so obvious! The blunder is that Spassky is hanging a pawn!
James: The blunder is that Fischer took the hanging pawn.
Me: ....................
Me: mmmm yes, I agree. chess
That’s one school of though
He trapped the bishop
Their blunder is better than my brilliant move
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What site is that app where u can get a brilliant move I need to play it lol
@@grogu9906 most websites have a brilliant move feature.
Are you guys playing brilliant moves!!
This guy could read a cereal box to me and make it hyped up
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@@JamesCantyIII really great commentator man, keep up the good work 👍
james:Always check, it might be mate....
me:
does the only check in the board, by dragging the queen in front of the king without defence....
the rest is history
when i blunder
i call it a sacrifice to seem cool😄
Yeah I always say it was strategical to gain center board control lol
I call it donation
@@raflyrivaldi4555 that's lmao🤣🤣🤣
similar idea to Botez Gambit lol
lolll hahsha
7:33 my man using discord xd
The noise literally happened as I read your comment
Can’t wait for the new Nepo’s blunders, especially the one that loses the bishop on b7 for zero compensation on game 9 after playing c5 and c6.
Nxe5 is one of those moves that looks good even though you have no clue why
I completely agree.
Even I, a 700 player, thought that Nxe5 looks cool.
I have no games without a BLUNDER
Then you have played less than 5 games
@@jyotiradityajadhav7676 you are saying that I can learn to not to do blunders after 5 games?
Yes because every player learns something from a lost game and try not to do it again just go with the flow and dont repeat a mistake twice
@@jyotiradityajadhav7676 I agree with that but I don't think that 5 games gives you enough experience to be able to never blunder
@@jyotiradityajadhav7676 lmao world champions shouldnt play so many games, 5 is enough to play without ever blundering, good point
Top 5 Botez Gambits next?
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Alexandra Botez Gambits!
0:00 : INTRO
0:12 : KARPOV vs KASPAROV
2:10 : KORCHNOI vs KARPOV
5:08 : BRONSTEIN vs BOTVINNIK
7:58 : CARLSEN vs VISHY
10:53 : SPASSKY vs FISCHER
12:53 : OUTRO
You should have continued with the Spassky/Fischer game. Bobby actually equalised later on, but then blundered again which ultimately lead to a loss
Yes, I think even a few modern computer analyses have shown that Fischer might have still drawn that game after _his 'Op' took that Juicer_ on h2. - j q t -
Yes f5 is blunder he should play e5 (engines evaluate wrong)
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@@quill444 LMFAO
Now this is a relatable content
Soon to add Nepo’s C5 blunder here
One of the most classic blunders in chess history
Bobby Fisher did that on purpose, so that you make this video!
Gone have to update this list now
6:47 Beauty!!!!!
I shook hands with Bronstein in 1992 great man 1924 -2006
well, time to update this video with Nepo's 2 biggest blunders ever!
James Canty: These are the worst moves in World Championship history
Nepo: Hold my ponytail
After nepo's game, you can add his 3 blunders in one tournament
Nepo game 9 blunder made this list
James Canty and SImon W are two of the best things about this channel
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Woohoo I knew i sometimes played like a world champio....oh....oh I see....
But sometimes, even more.
12:15 for any1 wondering why h3 wasnt played preventing the white king from going g2: after 1. h3 - kg4 2. Bg1 - Kxh3 3. Bxf2 - Bd2 again the Bishop is helplessly trapped and has to sacrifice itself.
This is probably what fisher saw before blundering but miscalculated it
Here after Nepo blunder in WCC 2021.
The #5 blunder in this video is basically the same one Nepo made in game 9!
There's a mistake at 6:27. Canty says that if Kf3 then the knight comes in with Ne6. However, Ne6 is a blunder which would allow the e pawn to promote. Instead, the knight has to move to Nf7!
Good catch, but you're only half right. The problem with Ne6 isn't that it allows the pawn to promote, because it can stop that actually, however, it's that after the Knight trades for that pawn the Black King is in such a position that it will promote one of it's other pawns
@@matthewviramontes3131 Yep, you're correct! My bad.
I am getting Dora the Explorer vibes.
The blunder I will never forget is game 9 in 2013 between Carlsen vs Anand. In this game Vishy Anand was world champion playing against the younger Magnus Carlsen. In the game, Vishy allows Magnus to promote pawn to queen because Vishy has a very strong attack. However, he didn't defend his king and uses the wrong piece to block and now Vishy attack is worthless because Carlsen queen blocks his attack and also Carlsen has 2 queens. This was the game changer and Carlsen only needs a draw in game 10 to become world champion, which he did, deserving well.
Great compilation . The carlsen anand double blunder was one of a kind .
Trapped bishop- Nepo says hold my beer!
Bruh, Korchnoi is wearing mirrored sunglasses. His opponent can see his pieces in the reflection 😎
Top 5 player reaction after they blundered lol
Nepo was trying to take all 5 spots on this list
WCC'21 games 8,9 will feature in future as Nepo's double blunders back to back
If you are confused by the 3rd blunder, it's because the explanation in the video is completely wrong. The real reason why Kf3? at 6:25 is throwing away the advantage for black is the move Nf7 by white (the only move that doesn't lose for white).
If white follows up Kf3? with Ne6? as shown in the video, then the pawn will promote after e2, then Kf2 if white tries Kd2, and white is too slow with the knight. However, if white plays the move Nf7 after Kf3?, the game is a draw. If black pushes his pawn with e2, white plays Ne5+ with a tempo on the black king on f3, allowing Nd3 which guards e1 in time before the pawn can promote.
The reason why Kg3 is winning for black, is because white doesn't get the tempo after Ne5 and is too slow to stop the pawn.
"Blunder number" is a fun tongue twister
If you lose a bus is it a blunder bus?
It's time to give this video an update. The 2021 and 2023 matches each have at least one blunder that needs to be included. Add a few of the blunders mentioned in the comments here, and we've got a top ten.
Great energy from James Canty here, he's good at this
In the last one I thought it was either Capablanca or someone like that until I saw the h2-pawn....
7:34 my man did me dirty with that ping
I guessed the right moves on #2 . Dude it great commentator. So much passion and excitement
3:14 what is the continuation for h3/h4
After h3: ...Rc1+ Kh2 Nf1+ Kh1 (or Kg1) Nfg3+ Kh2 Rh1#
After h4: ...Rc1+ Kh2 Nf1+ Kh3 (or Kh1/Kg1, going into the mating sequence above) Nf2#
Thanks
I don't only recognise the 5th position, I remember it from when the game was played. Incomprehensible.
james is a great commentator, been enjoying the streams a lot with him, very chill
Yeah and his one of the coolest nm. His sunglasses are gangstar.
Thanks a lot! 🔥💯😎
you have to update the list by now....nepo vs carlsen game 9
For the second blunder, the move I chose for white was actually rook f7 LOL
No one
Literally no one
8:00 "Is that William Stienitz"
8:12"Oh!! That's Vishy"
Kinda hard viewing Magnus's blunder as a blunder because Anand missed it, but I guess on that level it's like not taking your opponent's hanging queen.
It is a blunder because he gave Anand a chance to exploit it. In football (soccer) this would be bad pass on defence that gives a goal chance to attacking team, but they miss that chance. It is bad pass anyway even if they get away with that. It is also a blunder to be unable to exploit it.
Judgement of blunder is relative to our knowledge. Move that was sometimes considered to be good may be recognized as blunder by modern chess engine or neural network like Stockfish or Lc0. Some day 1. e4 may be recognized as blunder. It would mean that the game of chess is then solved by the computers.
May be ian nepominiachi on to the list too.. 😅
James Canty is a really nice guy to watch. Thanks for this video.
Thanks Daniela! 😎
7:32 am I the only one who checked discord after hearing the sound ?
In 6:00 he must have played knight to b7 taking the black pawn and on the next move as the black's pawn goes ahead for to e2 then white must have played knight to c5.
And then when black goes for a queen he must have thought of knight to d3 which is a game over move for black by white.
Good to see national masters appreciating pawn mates as well
In Borenstein vs Botvinnik. (Example number 3). Why is taking the pawn with the knight so bad? If the pawn promotes, there is a fork between the two pieces on d3.
? It's Bronstein by the way, not Borenstein.
@@davidcopson5800 Oh oops that was a typo from me, sorry.
@@bilichess1466 No problem. Just be grateful you weren't writing about Rameshbabu Praggnanandhaa.
Missed your videos for a while James, clearly still on form! Really enjoy your informative videos 🔥 They should put your name in the video titles so I can find yours easier.
Thanks bro! 💯🔥💯
Well made video!
I didn't know the first two were different people since they are similar enough for me to confuse them😂😂
Very interesting compilation. I enjoyed every one.
Gotta love the discord pings at 7:33
Don't bully Korchnoi, he's a big time positional player (which means calculation...... yeah)
this guy is so entertaining. I need more canty!
😎💯 thanks a lot!
I was thinking Knight E5, but I didn’t notice the rook attacking it.
lmaoooo during the last game right as he said who is playing this game, i get an ad for a guy reviewing the pogchamps match, so what i hear is
"Who is playing this match?"
*"Pokimane vs. xQc" *
LMAOO
Great video James!
Had Bronstein not blundered this game and drawn, he would probably have won the match. It ended in a 12-12 draw !!
This helped my self esteem
Even in blunders, Fischer's is the greatest.
Regarding Spassky Fischer game 1: I believe there have been studies that claim to have shown that the position is still drawn with best play after bxh2
Yes top engines can do it!
I'll tell you why Fischer couldn't draw that game today, even with a computer: because he's dead.
No, seriously, you're right - it can be drawn, even after Bobby _'Takes That Juicer with His Op on h2'_ - j q t -
@@someguy4046 Correct!
Thanks for the explanation.
Miraculously, Bxh2 wasn’t the losing move. Bobby still could have saved his position. His true blunder was that at some point in the game, Bobby played king on d5 to e4. He really should have played a6 instead, hoping to blockade Spassky’s queenside pawns on light squares so that Spassky’s dark squared bishop could not defend them. After that, it’s all a matter of trading your three kingside pawns for Spassky’s one and picking off Spassky’s pawns on the queenside.
“I was playing like a chess grandmaster”
You might not believe it, but I have trapped 3 or 4 guys in the same way Spassky trapped Fischer
Great choice in finding the "move that is not a move." Pawn in no. 5 ... seemed too alluring and more impulsive than the others.
Can someone tell me where I can find the video of th first example
I was going to ask where Kasparov's blunder against Vishy Anand is, but then I remembered that wasn't a WCC match. To me personally, that was the blunder heard 'round the world.
Very interesting and so well presented. Thanks very much.
Great Video! Super interesting!!
Great commentary
"Always check it might be mate"
That's not the complete logic. The quote should be "always check it might be mate and it can't be stalemate"
I love the guy's talking style :D his accent
This list was made a bit too early otherwise Nepo's blunders at WCC 2021 would have rocked this list
who's here after nepo's blunder against magnus?
Thanks, great vid, master.
Thanks buddy 💯🔥😎
Gligoric said Bobby analyzed and thought he could save the bishop but was mistaken
James Canty III is a class commentator
I just want to know if anyone else immediately spotted the 4th blunder. I'm not high rated at all, but I swore the move sequence was so easy to spot haha.
It's because you're actually trying to look for the blunder and the best moves, the same happened with the "mate in xxx" puzzle, sometimes it's easy to see the answer in the puzzle but very hard to see in the real game
10:05 I am not finding too much advantage for Black (Vishy) in this position. After, Rh4 by white, black should play b5 to prepare escape route for the Knight and white will win back both c5 and h6 pawns. Correct me if I am wrong.
Since, pawns are on the both sides of the board, White Bishop pair is much more stronger than Bishop and Knight even if Rooks get exchanged. Endgame will favor carlsen only, even if he is down a pawn.
Fisher vs. Spassky looked like kinda a close match but one of bobby's 3 losses was this and another was a forfeit.
So Karpov made a living out of people making blunders lol
12:15 "Evil king laughs"
That Fischer blunder will never be clarified.
@Max Williams Fisher playing 4D chess.
@Max Williams It's a blunder. A bad blunder
6:52 "is it even legal?" XD
on the last blunder was boris spasky vs bobbby fisher
Anatoly OG Karpov:
"Think Again".
Wow, I didn't expect at all that move from Bobby. Maybe it was on purpose.
Sounds like something Bobby would do. More likely, he miss calculated that the king could trap his bishop faster than the a pawn could march down the board.
After h4 from Black, you could have :
Kf3 h3 (now White King has to go up)
Kg4 Bg1
Kxh3 Bxf2 (Black is still one pawn up)
Then : Bd2! Finally trapping Black Bishop
Not such an obvious blunder as it looks.
I knew he would pick the Fischer game, but it was a miscalculation and not clear it was a forced win for Spassky. On the other hand Spassky did make a couple of horrific blunders