The Curse of Giri | Ding Liren vs Grischuk | Candidates Tournament 2018.
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World Championship Candidates (2018), rd 11, Mar-23
Queen's Gambit Declined: Three Knights (D40)
1. c4 c5 2. Nf3 Nf6 3. Nc3 Nc6 4. e3 e6 5. d4 d5 6. a3 dxc4 7. Bxc4 a6 8. O-O b5 9. Ba2 Bb7 10. Qe2 Qc7 11. Bd2 Be7 12. Rac1 c4 13. e4 Rd8 14. Be3 Ng4 15. e5 Na5 16. Bf4 Qb6 17. Rcd1 h5 18. h3 Nh6 19. Bb1 Nb3 20. Be3 Qc7 21. Rfe1 Kf8 22. d5 exd5 23. e6 fxe6 24. Ng5 Qd7 25. Bg6 Bf6 26. Bb6 Rc8 27. Nxe6+ Kg8 28. Nxd5 Bxd5 29. Nf4 Nc1 30. Qxh5 Nd3 31. Nxd5 Nf7 32. Qe2 Nfe5 33. Be4 Rh4 34. f4 Rxf4 35. Nxf4 Nxf4 36. Bh7+ Kh8 37. Qe4 Qc6 38. Bd4 Nxh3+ 39. Kh2 Ng5 40. Qxc6 Rxc6 41. Bc2 Ngf7 42. Bxe5 Nxe5 43. Rd5 Re6 44. Kh3 Kg8 45. b3 Kf7 46. bxc4 Nxc4 47. Rd7+ Be7 48. Rxe6 Kxe6 49. Ra7 Nxa3 50. Rxa6+ Kd5 51. Bh7 Nc4 52. Kg4 Bf6 53. Ra7 Kd4 54. Bg8 Nd6 55. Kf3 Kc5 56. Ra8 b4 57. Ke2 Bc3 58. Kd3 Kb6 59. Ke3 Kc6 60. Kf4 Nb7 61. Kf5 Nc5 62. g4 Kb5 63. g5 b3 64. Kg6 Kb4 65. Bd5 Bd4 66. Kh7 Kc3 67. g6 b2 68. Ba2 Kc2 69. Rb8 Ne4 70. Rb4 Nc3 71. Be6 Kc1 72. Bf5 Be5 73. Rb7 b1=Q 74. Bxb1 Nxb1 75. Rxg7 Nc3 76. Re7 Bd4 77. Rd7 Be5 78. Kh6 Kc2 79. Kg5 Kb3 80. Kf5 Bh8 81. Rb7+ Kc2 82. Rh7 Bd4 83. Ke6 Kb3 84. Rd7 Bh8 85. Rd8 Bg7 86. Kf7 Be5 87. Re8 Bd4 88. Rb8+ Kc2 89. Rb7 Be5 90. Rb6 Bd4 91. Rf6 Bxf6 92. Kxf6 Nd5+ 93. Kf7 Ne3 94. Kf6 Nd5+ 95. Kf7 Ne3 96. g7 Nf5
The Candidates Tournament 2018 is an eight-player double round-robin chess tournament, which will be held in Berlin, Germany, from 10-28 March 2018. The winner earns the right to challenge the defending world champion, Magnus Carlsen of Norway, in the World Chess Championship 2018.
The tournament will be contested as a double round-robin with each player playing 14 games. This means players will face each other twice (once with black pieces and once with the white pieces). Four rest days will take place: after rounds 3, 6, 9, and 12. The winner of this 8-player candidates tournament will be the challenger of Magnus Carlsen at the World Chess Championship 2018.
The prize fund (Regulations 3.8.1) is 420,000 euros, with 95,000 to the winner, 88,000 to second, 75,000 to third, down to 17,000 for last place. Prize money will be divided equally between players on the same score.
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And in other news, Anish Giri is having anxiety issues over Ding Liren's tremendous form in drawing the games. He's got 11 consecutive draws & will have to see if this amazing form continues. People around the world are already celebrating that We have a New lightweight drawing champion of the world.............Ladies & gentleman, give it up for
DING LIREN 👏🏻👏👏🏻👏
Dr. MG M Ding Liren finally won a game when he defeated Shakhriyar Mamedyarov with black, hope he is doing well in the next game.
Wait.. Im chinese and my last name is also Ding :p
Anish Giri resigned after Ding Liren got 100 game unbeaten streak.
Ding is now my favourite artist. He is very good at drawing.
The more I see these guys play, the more I am convinced that Carlson will be world champion again....
Grischuk is one of my favorite players. So much character in his moves, even in his losses I tend to appreciate watching his games. Or maybe it's just the photo agadmator chooses.
"The hardest part in chess is to win an already won game"
Oh, now I understand.
Now I hope I get to see this quote in the next Ding game.
So Lasker already knew about the curse of Giri!
Recently discovered your channel, you are doing a great job !
Veliki pozdrav is Srbije !
Confidence is key in sport. Ding needs a win and he will be dangerous
Anastasia: "Did you feel that since your opponent had made all these draws maybe you had a hope?", Sasha "no"... "Because there is only one Giri in the world" *mic drop
Kramnik at Grischuk’s position: “Completely winning for me”
Ding made a pact with Godnish, the God of Draws, that was useful, he drew a lost game before. But now the God charged the price, and he drew a winning game. This is what happen when you sell your soul.
Fernando Lazarim hahahahhahahahahahaha
I mean, Ding Liren and Grischuk both fucked up against each other. Grischuk was winning totally against Ding Liren, but failed to spot the winning move, and now Ding fails to spot the winning move.
I was watching the live stream,very sad for Ding.He should have seen that knight d8 and win.That would be his immortal and that would really cook things up on the leader board
He already has a ungodly immortal, and Antonio already covered it.
It is called the "Chinese Immortal" I think. It was a crazy match.
ANother great analysis.... Another great game.... Thanks. One of these days I will donate
OMG, I laughed so hard at the title of this. Thank you agadmator.
Grischuk looks like he's signed a contract with the devil and is only just now reading the fine print
Someone should remind Ding Liren than Chess, unlike Tic-tac-toe, is a winnable game.
This candidates was all about the great opening preparation followed by missed opportunities in the middle game.
Grischuk had some of the most entertaining games in the Candidates tournament
How did you DRAW this conclusion?
Ding Liren is cursed for sure. He just can't win. But if he is losing position, then he fins super moves
You just know by the title this is gonna be a draw
Grischuk looks like a Tim Burton character in that photo
hahaha
Noah Malm More Like a dishonored portrait to be honest!
Jack Skellington
Grischuk rocking his Einstein haircut I see in the pic next to the board. Only appropriate to have an Einstein quote on top.
Ding could hav won this one.
He missed one (or maybe two) opportunity and grischuk defended nicely.
Thanks agadmator.
excellent analysis very clear!! as usual
Props to both players fighting for a win after all that, in spite of Ding not being able to win it immediately in several different positions
Wonderful!
Thank you!
great videos! i love your dog going nuts at the end
This was painful to watch. I really wanted Ding to get his first win in the tournament.
drawng liren
Ding Draw.
WOW! CRAZY GAME!
Grischuk looks like he overslept and didn't have time to make himself presentable :)
He always does :D
Thanks for changing the photo of grischuk! Haha he looks insane now
Agadmator, will you make a chess commentary on the Van de loo vs Hesseling 1983? I love that game and found out that not many people knew about that game. Thanks :D
Still long way to go to outdo Giris 14 out of 14
I am so surprised Ding missed Nd8. I am a 1800-1900 player and that tactic jumped out at me when I first saw Grischuk play Kg8.
Ding Liren drawing a game like that shows he is not even close to being ready to face off with Carlsen, so many missed chances. Agree with Agadmators comments on Ding missing these chances. Its almost like he wanted a draw.
Medo seemed excited by the draw.
Its 3:30 am up here in India and I am watching your video
:) its 4.07 now :P
2:59 here in Austria :)
Hardcore bro... nice... for me it’s 10 pm so not too bad... you could be doing worst things at 3 am or so.. keep watching 👍👍
Jadu Jadu I prefer staying awake at night rather than getting up early. You get more privacy at night
JOE SMITH that's true 😁😁. But I always prefer chess before anything else
Grischuk's photo looks like a final boss from video game.
#suggestion
Arnaudov, Petar G - Moser, Eva
Max Gutmann Memorial, Augsburg, 2013
I saw this game on youtube and it is a crazy game. Not because there are 5 queens on the board, for me black's pawn march worth to cover by you!
is Rook vs Knight a draw in some capacity? For the last 40ish oves Liren could have played g7, forcing black to take with the bishop or promoting, not sure why this is drawn.
I've been wondering that myself!
Is Rook vs Knight is a forced draw? if not why Ding didn't push his g6 pawn to g7 and exchange with black Bishop?
7 hours plus?! Mind blowing...
1:08 The Pawns going to e4 and e5 would have been interesting, even if it doesn't make sense. I doubt a game has done that.
It is odd how a theme of blindness is prevalent in the Candidates, there were a few games where double blindness occurred and how the game should have ended sooner. Obviously these are by the games that are covered. There are several games from the Candidates that aren't covered by the larger chess channels because that would be an impossibly tall order to fill. I am not saying this because I think the Candidates are somehow getting weaker. Caruana vs Mamedayrov from Round 10 showcases quite accurate play and that game was covered by ChessNetwork and by you. This is one of the most interesting Candidates tournaments in decades I am sure of that
Liren needs to take checkmating classes. Nakamura would not have gone down this elongated path. It was a totally won game.
I've never followed any candidates before, but it seems like everyone just prepared a lot of opening ideas, and when they go out of the opening, a lot of moves are being missed. Same thing applies in low elo online games, which is kind of funny. Is this a normal thing, or is it the result of too much engine preparation, that shows you best moves imidatelly, which means they learn moves and not how to find them?
Mike Ehrmantraut I feel the same way. I’m an average player and I’m surprised that these grandmasters are missing winning moves.
Meanwhile Carlsen enjoying!!
Reagan Peterson to be fair to Ding, he was under severe time pressure living off the increment. Grischuk is very good at blitz and baffling opponents with unexpected moves and indeed it threw Ding off.
I'd blame it on a 6 1/2 hour game myself. And how long were they awake so far?
Oh, the portrait has changed. Interesting that you didn't use their usual photos like in your past videos.
Knight to f7 saves Grischuk from Ding's plan.
At 19:45 what would happen if ding played Ke5?
Hey man , you have some interesting chess storied , you should make some videos where you just tell some chess history cause it’looks promising ;) cheers
I love the photos! Grischuk would be the perfect guy to dress down and take some hustler's money in Bryant Park, NY.
This was a great game, Although there where a lot of opportunities, Also #notificationsquad
This game its interesting to see just because Ding Liren miss many opportunities and its very good to see 21.33 minutes
This isn't the first time I see ding do this. He needs to calm himself down and believe in himself more he has a lot of potential but looks like he doesn't trust himself enough
So the candidate tournament is to determine who'll have a shot to face carlsen for the WCC?
Magnus would not have missed winning moves. Don't you think so?
Well Ding is making an effort in drawing all these games , I mean the way he missed Nd8 is very weird .. maybe he saw it but the man just doesn't want to win he wants to pull a Giri! Which is a far greater feat to accomplish.
I wonder who'll win in a match between Liren and Giri!
Can anyone please tell me what's wrong in playing Ke6 in the 94th move. I couldn't get how that move lose the game.
Amazing Game I heard =)
Shouldn’t Grishchuk have considered Nf5 two or three moves earlier?
Positional like Grischuck once it had came to my board (and im as black pieces too) and my opponent in chatting said cmon lets draw i hate your bishop slicing my victory diagonal and i just keep smiling now to see this endgame (17.48) again,its like De javu
from where you find the game Candidates Tournament 2018
How Liren did not find Nd8 is completely beyond me.
Same here. I'm an absolute patzer, and it was the first move that came to my mind. Obviously I didn't calculate anything and it wasn't me playing, so it's easier to venture any move, but that knight is just "dying" to go there to transform e8 in Black's doom...
Nevermind314 Well he was living off the increment and such a move like that can seem uncomfortable because u need to calculate and make sure u didnt blunder a piece. His alternative of Nf4 was still winning but his next few moves after thaf is what cost him.
Ding makes this „how can I draw this“ face on the photo.
Does anyone know if Carlsen is following this tournament and what his thoughts are on it? He must be laughing inside
i can relate well to the missed moves
I cant understand how he let this came go, was Ding under time pressure? I saw the nonoptimal move (taking with tower) directly. Everybody makes mistakes, but this is probably a very strong emotional hit.
Jaime Duncan He was living off the increment from move 28 against Grischuk who is very good at blitz.
I called it, Ding secretly wants to draw every game.
Nije uspeo da dobije svoju prvu partiju a bio je toliko bolji!!!
You people should not DRAW any conclusions yet.
I was watching chessbrah's coverage and Eric looked like he absolutely wanted to die towards the end of this game lol
Isn't chess in some way always about confusing your opponent? Taking Ding Liren's 2769 Elo into consideration, he should at least manage to win one or two games, in my opinion. But it was a great game by both players anyway!
Love the Einstein quote
What the hell? Ding!!! Nf4? Really? It’s as though he was deliberately looking for the one move that was most likely to turn a won game into a draw, against an obviously hung over Grishchuk, who was easy prey on that day. I‘m just an amateur and not even a particularly good one, but I think that if I had gotten that position on the board, I would have won the game regardless of who the opponent was. What’s especially irksome about it is that there was actually more than just one way to win or achieve a decisive advantage. It’s incredible to me that such a strong player is considering all the alternatives at that juncture and manages to overlook every single winning continuation - after all, it was his bold play that created this position in the first place! Surely Grishchuk was already mentally preparing his resignation at that point. Maybe Ding has placed a big bet with the bookies in London that he would draw his way through the tournament.
Awesome.
King captures knight is not a draw, knight captures queen is. since according to the rules the game is drawn if you have only a bishop or a knight on the board since it's imposssible to checkmate with only those pieces
When Antony say pause the video I'll give you couple of second..i found it in 10 sec...and ding didn't find it in minutes..so..ding...there is a king there named magnus carlsen..he will beat you...in only 10 minutes on his clock...if you ever win the candidates....
Grischuk is a monster
"Only move...ehhh, only move that's not extremely...terrible" :D :D :D
5:17 bishop captures queen captures 🤔🤔🤔
Do you watch chessbrah on twitch?
U haven't stream since that 100K celebration. When ru going to start ur new Blitz tournament on lichess
This game makes me see that my high raiting on tactics trainer is nothing.
I have to admit that I'm not the best chess players. So my question is if he moves his king to g5, the only move from the knight would be to e7 which would allow you to advance your pawn right?
Trex All Day Then white has to push g7. Blakc can simply places the knight at g8. If white king attacks g8 knight from h7,h8 then knigt f6. Else if white king attacks from f7,f8 then Nh6. Black just moves the knight back and forth or making waiting moves with the king.
DING ... I M BEGGING U ! ... U CANT DRAW THE NEXT ONE ! xD
How do you spell "haircut" in Russian? Some kind of Photoshop monster look going on in that pic. What a marathon. Doggy strikes at the end of the vid this time. Love it. Analysis gets longer and I don't care!
Reminds of the curse of The Blitz from HIMYM.
I don’t think you can ever use the phrase “this would win the game immediately” when referring to any game Ding Liren plays from now on. 😂
At 9.00. Nfu blocks?
sound is ok
Ding was tripping balls😂
i played a game against Ding Liren and it ended as a draw :D
5:17 bishop captures queen captures?
Dormammu, I've come to Rook to e8 checkmate
Obviously, Ding, is not watching Agadmator's series on the brilliant games of Tal. :D
Opening name in the description is wrong, agad. Pin my comment if you corrected it😅
Back rank issues even when the queens are off the board, not what you expect from a grandmaster like Grischuk...
What's with the golden duck...or it chicken??
Agadmator's dog is always sleeping on the coach almost in every video.
how can you play vs magnus like this seriously !!