Turns up late, wanders over, takes his jacket off, has an OCD moment & sorts the pieces out & after losing a big chunk of time, outplays Hikaru with the black pieces. What a monster!
wtf man, Carlsen came late and looks like drunk thor from Avengers Endgame and giving Nakamura almost 30 seconds head start and still wins, he really flexing that he is the best in the world by far.
This is absolutely my favourite way to engage with high level chess. Blitz time control, some gentle editing and world class commentary. Love this format!
Its like contagious yawn psychology...if you doubt someone is watching or observing you making a fake yawn will also make the observer yawn and we can confirm he is observing.
@@s1dew1nd3r4i believe it is because the pawn on b2 can promote and white has to sac their rook to get rid of it, leaving white with nothing but their king
@@s1dew1nd3r4If the king goes to E2 magnus can promote the b pawn with a discovered check which loses the game for Hikaru and if Hikaru goes to g2 magnus promotes the f pawn forcing Hikaru to capture which just leads back to the A1 check from the rook
I don't know if we can really measure how extraordinary Carlsen is. He pulls an incredible defense from the time the night is trapped. There are at least 10 reusable ideas in what he does. And manage to win. That is just magic
@@MyOneFiftiethOfADollar I am far from being an expert in this but I would say: - when H tries to trap with f4, instead of taking I would do, he advance the pawn on e4 and diminish the space of the king (this same pawn is going to be useful in the end and will be part of a mate net) - the rook attack the pawn on h4 and bang C both push f5 protecting e4 and cutting the rook from the attack on h5 - repulse the rook by attacking it with the king - the knight sacrifice to move the rook from one side of the board to the other and win back the pawn he lost and advance his....that's crazy to find this. - the activity of the black king is just crazy it threaten mate so that being a piece down is not even felt in the position. Now there are 2 weaknesses and C is going to pin the bishop (making H a piece down virtually so that the material is kinda equal) - now that the bishop + king cannot protect the pawn, C eat them back and a third thread (the first two are pawn promotion on the second file + back rank mate with the king) is born the 2 connected passed pawns. - C does not eat the f4 (do you recall this f4 pawn?) white pawn that is now a protection for the black king (this is just genius) - the bishop is tied until the end and even when H threaten it with the rook he cannot leave the first rank because C can promote with a discovered check I don't know about the other that are looking but I have the impression of a snake slowly choking its prey, that ability to play on 3 threat in parallel and make them progress in symbiotic fashion is just art.
Wow, I barely understand chess but listening to your commentary about why a move was strong or weak was amazing. I learned more about chess than I have in my whole life.
i still cant quite grasp how it was check mate though until it IS actually check mate? Magnus pawn was there for the taking - magnus then promotes other pawn to queen, hikaru is in check has to move - magnus then takes hikarus rook with his queen, then its a squabble to the ultimate end?
@@s1dew1nd3r4Yes it ends up with Carlsen having at least King-Rook or King-Queen vs Nakamura's King, which both players know is a certain win for Carlsen, hence Nakamura resigns the game.
What's interesting is the story of the author of the famed "Five Rings". Lived to be twice the age of average samurai. Become a Pacificist monk. One sword fight he showed up so late it infuriated his opponent and caused his opponent to lose
Typical psychological play. Last April an FM had a dirtier version: Calling the arbiter on me for coughing (I was polite , handkerchief , elbow the works..) Ended up getting in my head the fucker. My theory is he saw I had taken down an IM last round and decided to take radical measures. I'm wiser now, thanks
Miyamoto Musashi showed up very late in a duel, then won the duel, later on another duel was scheduled and his opponent had prepared an ambush due to expecting a late arrival. This time however Musashi arrived very early, and ambushed them before they were ready and won yet again.
Interesting to you, but off topic. Player showing late to blitz game does so at their own peril. Very few chess players would be offended by such an action that would increase their chances of winning money.
@@ShadowK0ngif you were being considerate with your coughing, your opponent had no basis for calling the arbiter and should have been penalized. If somebody calls the police or emergency service for unnecessary or frivolous reasons, they can be legally prosecuted. Summoning the arbiter as your opponent did can be viewed similarly. I believe there have been instances of tournament players being warned for accusing opponent of cheating when they were not.
@@ShadowK0ngWell, in this day and age, depending on where you were located, you could have been dragged out for quarantine or fined for spreading disease :D
For those of you who don't know. That late arrival was his first move. That is the Miamoto Musashi's technique! Which is quite interesting considering Nakamura is the one from Japan. His hair style say it all.
Idk if Magnus is showing up late on purpose, but it’s brilliant to say the least. There is an old story about the legendary swordsman Miyamoto Musashi, about how he would often show up to his duels late and disheveled. This would anger his opponents and would gain him an instant advantage over his opponents. His oppenents would be completely flustered, and the duel hadnt even started yet. Absolutely genius He never lost a duel
i am simply not understanding why wouldn't hikaru move king to E2 at 10:28 , that would be a winning position, if the pawn puts him into check simply take that pawn and you create an opening for your bishop to attack the b2 pawn.
When your father want you to be a chess grandmaster but you wanted to be a reporter. So you choose to be a chess comentator so that fulfil everyone wishes.
Hikaru completely blew it. Got greedy instead of just leaving the knight on the edge of the board. He should have just immediately gone for it instead of giving magnus a way out.
the quick zoom in on Nakamura's "hmmmm" face when Danya said "he could even take back the knight with the King" was just a hilarious moment and proof of why Danya is the best at this xD
how is rook A1 check unstoppable at the end? someone please explain? the next move is hikarus so he would take magnus pawn on F2, then Hikaru would surely move pawn to B1 to queen, hikaru then in check so moves king - magnus then takes hikarus rook then its a squabble to the end? surely its not OVER until its OVER?
The way Magnus traps whites dark squares bishop was genius. He knew towards the middle game that there was a pathway to put the dark square bishop out of play, which would require him to put his knight at risk at the edge of the board
Carlsen is late on purpose because it allows his opponent to get into his own head. It should be an automatic forfeit if both players are not at the board for the start
there's often some tolerance margin, like 15 minutes in classical games. this being said, i agree it's disrespectful of Carlsen to come late so often. obviously it's a flex, and he's undeniably got the skills to back it up, but it's still not a classy type of flex. did Kasparov or Anand do this at their peak? no, it would be unthinkable, because it's simply rude, and it was beneath them: they were simply winning games. it feels to be in even poorer taste when Carlsen doesn't do it against world class opponents like Nakamura, but "mere" 2500s (in which case he really doesn't need to prove anything, it's more about rubbing it in their faces)
@@vibovitoldbro you're commenting under a video where where he's literally doing this with world class opponent. with 30 more seconds than hikaru. it's not rude when you're flexing in front of greatest chess players in the world
Turns up late, wanders over, takes his jacket off, has an OCD moment & sorts the pieces out & after losing a big chunk of time, outplays Hikaru with the black pieces. What a monster!
He wasnt sorting. He was giving a handshake to all of the pieces
damn thanks for spoiling the whole vid, asshole
Not an Obsessive Compulsive Disorder moment. Magnus does that every game.
Care to share your apparent first hand knowledge of OCD?
@@MyOneFiftiethOfADollarI think it was a joke man
@@MyOneFiftiethOfADollaryou tell ‘em bro
I don't think anyone could do the job Danya does commentating these matches. Just incredible
I thought he was auctioning off the chess pieces :D
It s actually @blitzstream who used this soccer style of commentaries for chess first (in french though) not danya. Rendons a César..
@@tysontakayushi8394 Who said it was live? He made it incredibly entertaining. Made a blitz game sound like the world cup.
Sagar Shah ❤️🔥
@@Badi_life yea Sagar is awesome!
wtf man, Carlsen came late and looks like drunk thor from Avengers Endgame and giving Nakamura almost 30 seconds head start and still wins, he really flexing that he is the best in the world by far.
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For real for real? 🤔 Off you go back to drill videos
@@benjamincompton9767 On dead homies
@@benjamincompton9767Abbreviations didn't originate from drill videos.
Off you go back to school. Fr fr.
Knowing how insanely skilled Hikaru is just further clarifies how much better Magnus is than everyone else.
Except for Alisher. 😜
@@MyOneFiftiethOfADollar your completely unwarranted rudeness clarifies your need to get a life
@@MyOneFiftiethOfADollarwhats his native language? i speak 4 languages btw.
His still better. @@quincy0362
Hikaru is quite literally Vegeta to Carlsen's Goku. He's an amazing player with true mastery of the game, but there's always that one guy...
This is absolutely my favourite way to engage with high level chess. Blitz time control, some gentle editing and world class commentary. Love this format!
Nikamura is a donkey who never gets tired of losing to Carsen 😂
The simultaneous head scratch at 5:27 was super nutty
Good observation
When both anime characters hit each other at the same time and both kneel from the damage at the same time
@@moahammad1mohammadcan imagine it
Its like contagious yawn psychology...if you doubt someone is watching or observing you making a fake yawn will also make the observer yawn and we can confirm he is observing.
Even touching the pieces at the same time.
The commentary feels so fluent and natural I love it :D
And what a game, love it how Magnus squeezed so much out of this position
♟️ Chess is a dead god Caissa🌹🌚👍 Rest in the good news 🌹 okay bye
how is rook A1 check unstoppable at the end? doesnt the king have a couple of moves either side of the pawn which is in F2?
@@s1dew1nd3r4i believe it is because the pawn on b2 can promote and white has to sac their rook to get rid of it, leaving white with nothing but their king
@@s1dew1nd3r4If the king goes to E2 magnus can promote the b pawn with a discovered check which loses the game for Hikaru and if Hikaru goes to g2 magnus promotes the f pawn forcing Hikaru to capture which just leads back to the A1 check from the rook
I don't know if we can really measure how extraordinary Carlsen is. He pulls an incredible defense from the time the night is trapped. There are at least 10 reusable ideas in what he does. And manage to win. That is just magic
And his position was worse when Nb3 happened
Would you list a few of the 10 reusable ideas? Thx
I saw a game where it was Hikaru blowing it, as opposed to Magnus playing well.
@@MyOneFiftiethOfADollar I am far from being an expert in this but I would say:
- when H tries to trap with f4, instead of taking I would do, he advance the pawn on e4 and diminish the space of the king (this same pawn is going to be useful in the end and will be part of a mate net)
- the rook attack the pawn on h4 and bang C both push f5 protecting e4 and cutting the rook from the attack on h5
- repulse the rook by attacking it with the king
- the knight sacrifice to move the rook from one side of the board to the other and win back the pawn he lost and advance his....that's crazy to find this.
- the activity of the black king is just crazy it threaten mate so that being a piece down is not even felt in the position. Now there are 2 weaknesses and C is going to pin the bishop (making H a piece down virtually so that the material is kinda equal)
- now that the bishop + king cannot protect the pawn, C eat them back and a third thread (the first two are pawn promotion on the second file + back rank mate with the king) is born the 2 connected passed pawns.
- C does not eat the f4 (do you recall this f4 pawn?) white pawn that is now a protection for the black king (this is just genius)
- the bishop is tied until the end and even when H threaten it with the rook he cannot leave the first rank because C can promote with a discovered check
I don't know about the other that are looking but I have the impression of a snake slowly choking its prey, that ability to play on 3 threat in parallel and make them progress in symbiotic fashion is just art.
Why do you feel the need to “measure” how extraordinary he is? It’s obvious the measure of your love for him is astronomical.
"It's a lot harder without a mouse." - Naka
He needed his arrows and his takes takes
@@jaabbbb😂😂😂
I think its harder if u misplace ur house🤣
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@MarvinTabingo-lp4yz
Ya mean castle
5:24 Epic sync moment
What a game and what a wonderful commentator Daniel is!
That was one of the most exciting chess matches I've ever seen
So who won??
@@Boricua2026 carlsen
Daniel who?
how is rook A1 check unstoppable at the end? doesnt the king have a couple of moves either side of the pawn which is in F2?
Magnus’ end game is so clinical. Never any wasted moves
Hikaru definitely has a dart board with Magnus face on it
🤣😂😅
incredible commentary, very engaging
5:27 what a move!
They are connected
Hikaru didn't even really blunder, just slowly got outplayed by Magnus
'triggering Hikaru' is what Magnus writes down as occupation
GOAT COMMENT🤣😂
😂😂😂
Hikaru and Magnus were really cooking this game.
Nakamura is literally a living emoji with his facial expressions
Thats racist
why@@yannd.8256
@@yannd.8256 having facial expressions is racist? nice. 99,9% of the world are racists.
@@ericv8093Apparently that person also doesn't understand how countdown works
@@yannd.8256go away woke
The only thing better than Magnus's save was Daniels commentary. What a legend.
A blunder for a blunder gg
It was like a commentary of a football game :)
10:52 wow both players premoved handshakes that we couldn’t even see
😅
He smoked hikaru out of a terrible position in the most casual way making it look easy. Ouch
Wow, I barely understand chess but listening to your commentary about why a move was strong or weak was amazing. I learned more about chess than I have in my whole life.
8:50 9:42 they both move so fast, the camera failed to capture it
its like goku fighting freeza hahaha
They premoved those last few second of the clip
@@jaabbbbincorrect. Past 2500 rating you must move the pieces with your mind.
So much haki
Magnus is so nice giving Hikaru 30 extra seconds. What a guy :)
That's such a savage bm. Especially considering that Hikaru is the better player in Blitz.
That disrespect must have pissed him off a bit 😂
@@eliasvonbrille Hikaru is the better player in *online* blitz. Magnus is still a better over the board blitz player.
@@Kriddle1229 what's hikaru's head to head online blitz record vs magnus?
It’s a tactic to get into the players head.
@@eliasvonbrille magnus has more world championship blitz titles than Hikaru. Hikaru just great on the computer.
I love the commentary! A measly 1200 and i feel like i can follow the game completely with Daniels words. You are doing great things for chess Daniel!
Poor Hikaru, that endgame was absolutely disgusting.
Magnus humiliated Hikaru so much, he teleported away from his seat.
Daniels commentary is so good, its makes the match that much more entertaining to watch!
This was one the best commentaries in chess i've ever heard! Even though this is probably a voice over, it's so on point in every aspect.
nah i think it’s live
It is live !
only magnus could win a rook endgame down a minor peice against hikaru
i still cant quite grasp how it was check mate though until it IS actually check mate? Magnus pawn was there for the taking - magnus then promotes other pawn to queen, hikaru is in check has to move - magnus then takes hikarus rook with his queen, then its a squabble to the ultimate end?
@@s1dew1nd3r4Yes it ends up with Carlsen having at least King-Rook or King-Queen vs Nakamura's King, which both players know is a certain win for Carlsen, hence Nakamura resigns the game.
@@s1dew1nd3r4 gm's are not like u noob who clowning arround only with king left wanting to draw like coward they surrend cause they have pride
@@s1dew1nd3r4 cause gm are not like u noob who are clowning arraound with only king left
@@s1dew1nd3r4only noob who didn't surrend with only king left
5:25 both imitates a gesture to communicate the next step to "game", what a sketch
5:25, the moment we came to know that Magnus and Hikaru are drift compatible...
😂
5:56 the stare on the ceiling and now this
The first 30 seconds were entirely spent for psychological warfare.
What a battle!! Exciting commentary as usual from Daniel, too!
Crazy game and great commentary
Naroditsky is the commentary equivalent of the cameraman out-running the racers
Thank you Danya for making the game understandable to us mere mortals with your amazing commentary
These two brains just had more calculations done than mine in my life so far ..
Commentator explaining even the feelings and emotions.... appreciate it❤
Danya is such an incredible commentator, this is perfect commentary for a blitz game, perfectly matching the tempo of the game itself
What's interesting is the story of the author of the famed "Five Rings". Lived to be twice the age of average samurai. Become a Pacificist monk. One sword fight he showed up so late it infuriated his opponent and caused his opponent to lose
Typical psychological play. Last April an FM had a dirtier version: Calling the arbiter on me for coughing (I was polite , handkerchief , elbow the works..) Ended up getting in my head the fucker. My theory is he saw I had taken down an IM last round and decided to take radical measures. I'm wiser now, thanks
Miyamoto Musashi showed up very late in a duel, then won the duel, later on another duel was scheduled and his opponent had prepared an ambush due to expecting a late arrival. This time however Musashi arrived very early, and ambushed them before they were ready and won yet again.
Interesting to you, but off topic. Player showing late to blitz game does so at their own peril.
Very few chess players would be offended by such an action that would increase their chances of winning money.
@@ShadowK0ngif you were being considerate with your coughing, your opponent had no basis for calling the arbiter and should have been penalized.
If somebody calls the police or emergency service for unnecessary or frivolous reasons, they can be legally prosecuted.
Summoning the arbiter as your opponent did can be viewed similarly.
I believe there have been instances of tournament players being warned for accusing opponent of cheating when they were not.
@@ShadowK0ngWell, in this day and age, depending on where you were located, you could have been dragged out for quarantine or fined for spreading disease :D
Literally nobody can beat Danya when it comes to commentating. Makes these games so much better with his commentary
Yeah, because others can do it as fast, but not nearly as accurately on account of Danya is probably a top 10 bullet player in the world
For those of you who don't know. That late arrival was his first move. That is the Miamoto Musashi's technique! Which is quite interesting considering Nakamura is the one from Japan.
His hair style say it all.
Magnus arrives late purposely to psycho Hikaru just like waking up from the bed pretending he's not ready for their match.
4:43 sums up Carlsens mood this entire match.
That's his mood his entire life.
Idk if Magnus is showing up late on purpose, but it’s brilliant to say the least. There is an old story about the legendary swordsman Miyamoto Musashi, about how he would often show up to his duels late and disheveled. This would anger his opponents and would gain him an instant advantage over his opponents. His oppenents would be completely flustered, and the duel hadnt even started yet. Absolutely genius
He never lost a duel
You read greenes book ?
@@donsilverson9927 laws of power? yeah a long time ago
@@Moosy1x When you i read your comment I remember that story from that book.
Narodytski!!!! GREAT commenting! This is the first time I’ve heard this F1-style commentary on a chess game. Really well done - entertaining!! :)
I feel bad for Hikaru. His opponent made him wait. Then he was winning, only to get clutched at the end.
Danya's commentary is so quick I had to reduce to 75% speed!
Bro fr 😭 like i like chess, but i ain’t that good or quick to follow lollll
5:26
Mirroring the opponent😂😂
Magnus and Hikaru are like the Messi and Ronaldo of chess
Dont know how i got here. I dont even know how to play chess, but here i am. Watching it all.
Top Chess players in the world
1. Magnus Carlson
2. Late Magnus Carlson
3. Shirtless Magnus Carlson
i am simply not understanding why wouldn't hikaru move king to E2 at 10:28 , that would be a winning position, if the pawn puts him into check simply take that pawn and you create an opening for your bishop to attack the b2 pawn.
Hindsight is always 20/20
Because the b2 pawn would immediately promote and a discovered check would appear with rook on a2
Passed pawns pressing near a king are worth more than an exchange.
The speed in which these GMs started acting is evident in how the camera couldn't keep up.
Of course carlsen was late😅
it is called magnus late opening
@@davidmigineishvili3431it's called mind games.
the carlsen gambit
I wonder if he has ADHD as I do. I'm also always late.
the mind games are real
When your father want you to be a chess grandmaster but you wanted to be a reporter. So you choose to be a chess comentator so that fulfil everyone wishes.
That was intense. Seems impossible to find good moves without time. Unless you are Magnus..
i have no clue whats happening here but the commentator is ridiculously good...he makes me want to watch more chess
Hikaru completely blew it. Got greedy instead of just leaving the knight on the edge of the board. He should have just immediately gone for it instead of giving magnus a way out.
The most impressive part about this video is the announcer. Dude knows his stuff.
Magnus is playing against Hikaru and that final blow out was crazy, even more when against Hikaru.
4:44 Magnus to Host : Why don't you come and play 😑. Look like you know more than me 😂
At 5:26 they both start moving the same way and touching their head at the same exact time.. mirror.
It was in that moment that they achieved perfect synchronization. Future Jaeger pilot team right there 🙃
Magnus be lookin like a viking who just slaughtered 45 men out in the battlefield
Great game but please make the board bigger
Chess announced like a boxing match.
5:26 synchronization successful
great commentary as always from the best commentator in chess
Someone explain how a 3 minute game starts at 3:03(3 seconds longer). Plus why their times increase instead of decrease at the end. Thanks
this
It's a 3 | 2 game. So every move they make, they gain 2 seconds.
why did the edit out the ending with the handshake and magnus smiling at the end
Nobody talking how Magnus is turning into a real viking.
Always appreciate me some Naroditsky commentary!
Hikaru's defeat got off-screened.
*Insert "nah I'd win".
I am thoroughly convinced that Hikaru has way too much respect for Magnus. No way he should not have won that game with all of those winning positions
With how salty he gets when he loses, I doubt it tbh
Magnus is mentally much stronger, that's all there is to it.....
the quick zoom in on Nakamura's "hmmmm" face when Danya said "he could even take back the knight with the King" was just a hilarious moment and proof of why Danya is the best at this xD
Magz a monster, but gotta love the excitement that Danya’s added to this crazy game!
Magnus Carlsen hair from playing blindfolded against three CHESS PLAYERS exhibition simultaneously
Can you make the digital board a bit smaller next time? I cant really see Magnus's chair well here, obviously tahts much more important
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how is rook A1 check unstoppable at the end? someone please explain? the next move is hikarus so he would take magnus pawn on F2, then Hikaru would surely move pawn to B1 to queen, hikaru then in check so moves king - magnus then takes hikarus rook then its a squabble to the end? surely its not OVER until its OVER?
King take pawn, pawn become queen. King in check by Rook. Queen kills white rook
King can't win against a queen and Rook no way
It’s crazy that danya can commentate this well and play matches at the standard of hikaru and magnus in blitz/bullet online atleast
Only with increment tho,without it he is losing all the time against them
@@JURITO1000 It's actually the opposite
@@tibi7133 Daniel definitely didn't win last bullet chess championship
Tbh either way it’s impressive prolly only ones that can even touch 3200 blitz nowadays are Nihal, hikaru,magnus,and Danya
The fact that magnus slowly becoming looking old master sensei from the movies.
What a play by magnus. Incredible!!!
He's turning into a wizard! Even makes time to cast spells on his pieces before making his first move.
lol
Magnus looks more Japanese than hikaru💀
With the intensity of the game and the commentary this could very well have been a boxing match
Danya should really start commentary classes on Chess, if he hasn't yet.
Doubt he would waste his time with leading a class since the money he makes off his own incisive and entertaining commentary is quite significant.
You gotta be at that level of chess playing
We need more commentary like this in chess
The way Magnus traps whites dark squares bishop was genius. He knew towards the middle game that there was a pathway to put the dark square bishop out of play, which would require him to put his knight at risk at the edge of the board
he’s late.. Nah… He’s mastering time management.. He understands that pressure makes you stronger and smarter.
Carlsen is late on purpose because it allows his opponent to get into his own head. It should be an automatic forfeit if both players are not at the board for the start
there's often some tolerance margin, like 15 minutes in classical games.
this being said, i agree it's disrespectful of Carlsen to come late so often. obviously it's a flex, and he's undeniably got the skills to back it up, but it's still not a classy type of flex. did Kasparov or Anand do this at their peak? no, it would be unthinkable, because it's simply rude, and it was beneath them: they were simply winning games. it feels to be in even poorer taste when Carlsen doesn't do it against world class opponents like Nakamura, but "mere" 2500s (in which case he really doesn't need to prove anything, it's more about rubbing it in their faces)
@@vibovitoldbro you're commenting under a video where where he's literally doing this with world class opponent. with 30 more seconds than hikaru. it's not rude when you're flexing in front of greatest chess players in the world
@@MorbiusBlueBalls true
Magnus is just an animal. Never even gave the white bishop a chance to see daylight the entire game.
No wonder Magnus said in the interview that classical chess is boring
Very cool game to watch and great commentaries. Had a good time
Is this an old event ?
Few months
Yea a while ago
Once again Magnus longer hands helped him with the clock, not fair.
That was insane