First Restrain, Next Blockade, Lastly Destroy | Nakamura vs Grischuk | Sinquefield Cup (2018)
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The 2018 Sinquefield Cup is an elite international event, featuring 10 of the strongest chess players in the world. Over the course of nine rounds, these competitors will battle for $300,000 in prize money, points toward the Grand Chess Tour, and the coveted title of 2018 Sinquefield Cup Champion. Official page here grandchesstour...
Hikaru Nakamura vs Alexander Grischuk
Sinquefield Cup (2018), rd 2, Aug-19
Giuoco Piano Game: Giuoco Pianissimo (C50)
1. e4 e5 2. Nf3 Nc6 3. Bc4 Bc5 4. d3 Nf6 5. O-O O-O 6. c3 d5 7. exd5 Nxd5 8. Re1 Bg4 9. Nbd2 Nb6 10. Bb5 Bd6 11. h3 Bh5 12. Ne4 Re8 13. Bg5 f6 14. Be3 a6 15. Bxc6 bxc6 16. Ng3 Bf7 17. c4 Bb4 18. Re2 Bf8 19. b3 c5 20. Qe1 a5 21. Rd1 a4 22. Nd2 Qd7 23. Nb1 axb3 24. axb3 Bg6 25. f3 Rad8 26. Qf2 Qc6 27. Red2 Nd7 28. Nc3 h6 29. Kh1 Kh8 30. Nb5 Bh7 31. Ra2 f5 32. Bc1 Nf6 33. Nc3 Qb7 34. Rb2 g5 35. Rb1 Qc6 36. Bb2 Kg8 37. Nf1 Nh5 38. Nd5 Qd6 39. Ng3 c6 40. Nc3 Nf4 41. Qf1 Nxd3 42. Nce2 Qe6 43. Bc3 Rd6 44. Rd2 Red8 45. Rbd1 Bg6 46. Nc1 Nxc1 47. Rxd6 Bxd6 48. Rxc1 Rb8 49. Ra1 Rxb3 50. Ra8+ Rb8 51. Ra6 Bf8 52. Qe2 Bg7 53. Ra7 Re8 54. h4 gxh4 55. Nf1 f4 56. Nd2 Re7 57. Rxe7 Qxe7 58. Ne4 Bf7 59. Kh2 h3 60. gxh3 Qe6 61. Qg2 Kh7 62. Qc2 Kh8 63. Qb2 Kh7 64. Qc2 Qg6 65. Qe2 Be6 66. Qf1 Bf5 67. Qe2 Qh5 68. Nf2 Qh4 69. Ne4 Qxh3+ 70. Kg1 Qh5 71. Be1 Bxe4 72. Qxe4+ Qg6+ 73. Kh2 Qxe4 74. fxe4 Kg6 75. Kh3 Kh5 76. Bh4 f3 77. Bf2 Bf6 78. Be1 Bg5 79. Bf2 Be7 80. Be1 Bd8 81. Bg3 Kg5 82. Bxe5 Bf6 83. Bd6 f2 84. Kg2 Bd4 85. Kf1 Kg4 86. Ke2 h5 87. Kf1 h4 88. Bh2 h3 89. Ke2 Be3
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Now, see, that's exactly what I've been doing. First I restrain my pieces in the opening, make sure my pawns get blockaded, and then destroy my position.
That's pretty funny.
Epic comment
why thank you :)
Use the king as your primary attacking piece....That's what I do
that just looks like Nakamura's face photoshopped onto the head of a baby
#suggestion There was a bit of a scandal between Topalov and Krammnik a few years ago, where Topalov accused Krammnik for cheating, because like 75% of his moves were the same as an engine's. Can you cover it with some games?
Not only, he went to the toilet quite a lot of timea, and after the game they found cables in it, Topalov was angry and wanted to challenge Krammnik again but he declined, even though that according to the FIDE rules world champions must accept challenges from anyone with ELO higher than X(I forgot what X is, but I am 100% sure Topalov had it at the time)- very nice suggestion bro, I knew that game for a long time but didn't think about suggesting it
I wonder if anyone has written an article for a chess magazine or even for a scholarly journal for instance on neuroscience analyzing GM games over a long period of time to compare the percentage of moves to engine moves. It would be very interesting to compare games before good engines to modern era. I would expect that with home preparation using engines today's era would contain much higher correlation. But also these fellows and ladies are really good, so would the percentage be naturally higher than say, some scrub on lichess?
Dave Compton im pretty sure they compared players to engines.. look up CAPS on chess.com, obviously Magnus Carlsen scored the highest in terms of accuracy out of everyone in CHESS HISTORY
Chessmetrics did a comparison like the one you are talking about. I believe Capablanca came out as the most accurate player in history. Look it up on google.
I highly doubt Kramnik was cheating, at these high level games, it's only to be expected that players will have a high percentage of moves match engine recommendations. Besides, kramnik also pointed out that in several of Topalov's own games from previous tournaments, he had an even higher percentage of engine moves! Kramnik always walks around a lot and uses the bathroom often during games, topalov and his manager were just throwing baseless accusations.
Photo challenge - Hikaru Nakamura
the young Nakamura
Caleb Zhao fat young nakamura
0:22 “a very nice check”
I see what you did there...
Complex game, even for 1270+ player
++ Just for the name
12:36 "King to D6" LOL
Moment of blindness.
Its bcoz he stammmered.
I thought finally a evans gambit game but..in vain...
Yeah, me too! I thought "oh boy!" and then it was "aw, shucks!" LOL
Hey agadmator! I'm from Germany and 13 years old... I don't have a chesscoach, so I watch your videos... And now I have an ELO of 1646.... I really want to say thankyou for your great Videos!
I am also 13 years old and from Austria so I can speak German. I am not playing with Elo but my coach says I would have between 1400 and 1500. 😃
@@eliacafasso5249 I'm from india and 24 years of age, i have played so many club players and almost beat them all... May you guys tell me my rating ?
@@maachhmakhan9959 I don't know how strong the players in the club were if you know this maybe I can tell you.😃
@@eliacafasso5249 All the club players are in between 1800 to 2300.. They are able to beat Magnus Carlsen's computer version of age 12
@@maachhmakhan9959 ok maybe you are 2200-2400. But I am a "ok" player I don't really know if I am right you can ask the people in the club. But I think the will tell you the same.😃
Poll question:
Which do you prefer to drink?
1). Nakamura’s Red Bull
2). Lemonade
3). Grischuk’s Blockade
4). Drink in the golden beauty of a new Gelfand photo.
Poll closes 12pm US EST.
As I glazed over the comment and saw Grischuk, drink, and golden, I expected his mysterious bottle that he whipped out after the toilet comments.
You left out Magnus' Isklar and Wesley So's Jesus wine.
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In spirit of chess after a workout, I drink Gatorade, but the new lower calorie version, G2.
In the spirit of a party after graduating I drink promenade.
@agadmator how do u bring up those arrows? im trying to find out so i can see if i can improve my gameplay
Nice photo of Alexander Grishchuk
9:30 if Qa2, why not Nf2?
Bg3 blocks mate, if queen captures bishop then queen captures knight with check, king moves, and then Qg3 forces
Once again the evan’s gambit joke😂
#Suggestion more of this joke, in extremely inappropriate places... #LetsMemeTheEvansGambit
Evans is a proper noun, use capitols for respect. How about you post a video with a complete analysis and refutation of the Evan's Gambit explaining why you think this gambit is a "joke".
droceretik woah hey there English champ. How about you make a video with complete analysis of how to use ‘capitols’ for respect.
As for the joke I guess you are new here. Watch previous videos of agadmator to get the joke.
I am an average player so challenging openings is out of question for me. Why don’t you make a video with complete analysis of how to win with the ‘Evans’ gambit. FIDE might see it and award you with the GM title.
Kim Jong-Un
Very good, very good, Kim.
droceretik I didn’t know that people were so sensitive about the Evan’s Gambit, lol. Kim Jong-Un didn’t say that the Evan’s Gambit was a joke, he said that agadmator made another joke about it. It was not discriminatory in any way to the said gambit.
are you going to continue Fischer series with Fischer vs Larsen match? :)
Where is Shak - So game? :D
@2:11 why not Qb3 check and pick up the knight. As both Queen and Bishop are attacking the knight with check. Qb3 Bf7 Qxb6 Qxb6 Bxb6.
One of your most instructive games, Agadmator! Please, keep it up. Greetins from Brazil, love your channel!
I do enjoy Alexander Grischuk games.. And interviews also...
Loved this game (even if its complexities go over my head). The slow grind applied by Grischuk was very nice to watch.
However, I need my Fischer fix man! Are you going to continue your Fischer series? Would like to see it until his conquest of the world title :P
Soon :)
Hi everyone, what's the definition of a "backwards pawn"?
12:24 I’m confused, wouldn’t white’s bishop go on h4 and then take the black bishop?
At 13:52 i think you can also play bishup f4, take, take and nakamura can't stop the h and c5 pons...
12:26 Why not bh4+ picking b[lack only piece on d8?
Hiii agadmator can u make video on Tal vs Jack miller 1988 pictures at an exhibition simul...
I love your accent when you pronounce he went for the “gioco pianissimo”. Beautiful 🇮🇹 And also where do these names come from? From which games?
@12:27 why not bH5 check winning blacks Bishop?
At 12.26 Why not bishop h4 and capture black bishop instead of capturing pawn?
Isnt it possible to win bishop via bh4 check.. and then when king moves take opponents bishop..? In 12:25 ?? Someone please help..
why wouldnt black bishop capture pawn on d3 @4:15 ?
Hey Agadmator when is the next live stream :)
#suggestion as you showed bent larsen earlier could you show his game between viktor kortschnoj in 1981 as I am one that loves the french defense and while this became a draw I found it highly instructive and a great game by both sides
3:35 That's a mistake. Knight can't jump to that square. It's too far to jump and would violate the rules.
I really enjoy your vedios.
But can you show us your best chess tactics and favourite openings in one vedio
I am really WAITING for that Larsen -Fischer series!!
Why doesn't white play Rd2 @6:45 after the black knight captured? That would allow him to bring the other room over as well and keep the knight pinned to the Black queen. (Nf2+ wouldn't be possible for black as white simply captures with the rook.)
damn it i fell for that b4 again, this evans gambit tease never gets old
This is why i have trust issues. Agadmator showing b4 for evans gambit then saying they didnt play it. And i fall for it everytime as he delays revealing it just a bit longer everytime. Im just gonna stop expecting it from now on.
Pls more videos of won games with the Benko opening (g3) :)
very nice Grischuk, congrats!!!!
You love the Evan's Gambit so much you even show it when it is not played :) hahahaha I love it
the title of the vvideo is really cool, you always find cool titles for every ideo!
Agadmator, I think you suggested a blunder... At minute 2:13 where White doesn't play Nxd6 since cxd6 undoubles the pawns that would be a terrible blunder by Black. Here the move f6 comes to bite Black, since Qb3+ picks up the b6 knight that suddenly lost a defender and was being attacked by White's dark squared bishop. Black is forced to recapture with the queen.
Nd5
I'm blind, sorry xD
Just a random question, but where's Gelfand?. It's been a while since we saw the sexy beast
0:45
I like the line 90. KxB f1(N)+, forking King and Bishop.
Grischuk is my favourite
12:25 couldn’t you have won blacks Bishop with Bh4 check ?
9:32 Why not Nf2?
@12:47 why king f1 y not e5
Your dog is the fastest upside-down dog in history
#suggestion Hey Antonio it would be really nice if you made a video about styles of play, to explain what makes a player 'defensive' like Petrosian, or an 'attacker' like Tal.
A beginner like me would certainly enjoy that, so that knowledge is expanded 🤣
#suggestion @agadmator at 4:10 bishop could have just taken d3 pawn. If then blocked by knight then black can just trade his bishop by grabbing that knight.pls analyze
AT 6:22 WHY NAKAMURA DIDNT Captured knight on h5 it is undefended
#suggestion @agadmator can you cover this game, from utut adianto one of the strongest Indonesian grandmasters. I think you have enough subscribers from Indonesia, and also I think you have never covered an Indonesian chess grandmaster ... I think the beauty of this game is worthy of your coverage...
Alexander Baburin (2530) vs Utut Adianto (2510)
Liechtenstein (1993), LIE Queen's Gambit Accepted: Normal Variation (D25)
Wkwk fellas
Where larsen fisher?
Volimo te Antonio pozdrav iz Djakova
Aaaaaaa that Evans gambit bait hyped me for a moment
What is going on with that dog in the background? 2:19
Damn agad, when you said here the evans gambit I was like AWWWWWWW and then, was not played; (((((
Young Nakamura pic?
Why do love Evans Gambit so much?
14:45 that KNIGHT gonna give me KNIGHTmares toKNIGHT :-D
Happy Eid agad
#suggestion If you cover the Carlsen Anald Sinquefield Game tomorrow, call it "Why choose one when you can have them all?" Carlsen had the pawn breaks c4, f5, and g4, but he played all of them.
i miss you fixing the sound. even though i could never tell any diference.
naka for photo?
dog being silly at 2:00
After 20.Qe1 black can't go for 20...Qxd3 because of 21.Rd1 Qg6 22.Nh4 and the queen is trapped
Thank you. That's what I was wondering!
Me too!
0:25 maxime vachier lagrave presented with a CHEQUE :-)
Where did Nakamura go wrong in this game?
Yeah I too wondered that... Where nakamura was wrong???
He didn't play the Evans Gambit
He played a time control longer than 1 minute
When agadmator points something out, thats where grischuk started doing better or nakamura failing to improve, not that nakamura did something wrong per se.
Daniel King on power play chess did a video on it... Nakamura missed his chance to break with f4 which is an important principled move in this type of position. Search for power play chess it's a great analysis.
6:13 sharing some life lessons trough chess 👍
Saw this live in Russian - was hoping you would cover it! Thank you :)
Little Naka!!
#agadmator did it again!! The Giuoco Piano was NOT PLAYED IN THIS GAME TOO!!
12....f5?! doesn't work, unless White plays 13.Bg5. White can play 13.Bxc6 or 13.Ng3. 13.Bxc6 bxc6 14.Ng3 isn't very appealing to Black I would think, unless he likes working with a double/isolated pawn structure. And, if after 13.Bxc6, Black plays Bxf3, you have 14.Qc3+ and White is trying a cheap re-trick on Black :) : 13.Bxc6 Bxf3 14.Qc3+ Kh8 [Rf7 doesn't work because of 15.Nxd6] 15.Nxd6 & Black goes down in flames..... Anyways, I don't see what White's rush is for to castle. 4.c3 Nf6 5.d3 and White has a decent chance of preserving his light squared bishop in many lines.
Great game by grischuk !!
3:52 Grischuk cannot capture with Qxd3 because Rd1 Qg6 Nh4 would win the queen
1:36 probably bc of Bxc6
the commentary did not understand why Grischuk did not make the e4 move before rook to b8
Hey agadmator Thats Hikaru nakamura right
Russell from Up. :)
1:46 Never play f6
Awwww, Little Naka.
The photo challenge is American super-GM Hikaru Nakamura, probably age nine or so in this photo. I sat two boards from him in a tournament in high school... #BrushWithGreatness
Your dog always look joyful! Awesome lol.
8:15 he had around 15 min in the position
I was so happy to see the giuoco piano on the board... but then he played d3 instead of c3 and I'm like nooooooo
I guess staying up late to do homework paid off in the end. Glad to have caught the video so early
Edit: and I see Medo is practicing his back stroke. His form is very impressive
0:43 😂😂
Looks like Hikaru Nakamura. In the game Nakamura seemed to be unlucky with the white pieces, while Grischuk played an excellent endgame.
Boom Boom Naka!! Photo challenge
9:49 You should stop calling every single tactical theme a "pin"...
Its either awonder liang or Nakamura.
Grischuk is so underrated.
Wow. Hikaru's face has hardly changed.
Ahahaha everybody loves the Evan's gambit
#suggestion
May you please do Game 4 of the Ding Liren - Veselin Topalov match in Wenzhou, China. I would love to hear your analysis on that game as it was also the game that pushed Ding Liren past the 2800 rating.
Bishop got Kinged!
Such an easy one bro!!
He's our one n only young Hikaru nakam aura.