People commenting on things that should have been done. When you are playing timed chess, you don't have forever and a day to think about your moves. If everyone played perfect, then no one would ever lose and everything would be a tie.
cowgomoo444 Well you would need to figure out all possible trees and see the ones that produced more wins but still there are a lot of passive moves and repetitive moves, that's why there are forced draws and the openings keep changing. In the end I don't think there is a best way to play. But there are good responses imo.
***** I think there is a perfect game somewhere. If you have a computer at depth 1000000 (not possible by today's technology, but maybe in the future), it could see what the perfect game is. Then chess would kinda be ruined haha.
Why didn't he Qxb2 when the knight double-attacked the queen and rook? With that move he would defend the rook and at least get a trade and gaining and attacking position against the Black rook on e5
well black would be up a pawn as he took on b3 and he would build some pressure on the c4 pawn but I think that was the best continuation for white, anyway mamedyarov probably wanted to build an attack but it didn't work
I have no idea what is supposed to be so funny. Someone from behind, trying to get a glance at the action? I think this is normal. After all watching the best chess player in the world in a match is a rare occasion.
That is why some GMs call knights a bit more valued than bishops in blitz. It is harder to calculate opponent's knight moves quickly. Of course, this does not apply to long chess.
didn't like the white's Rh1-h4 idea, giving up on the e file. Also Nf3 instead of Nd3 was wrong for white as pawns on e4 and f3 is a standard setup for white in this opening. Magnus with simple yet logical moves obtained the advantage even before the blunder of Nb3. Mamedyarov played at 2100 this one.
Look at him standing still, immediately after playing Nf3? . Only his eyes are moving, looking at the clock as a last hope. Trying to keep a "poker face", not to show that he made a blunder. But what good could that be against Carlsen.
after Qb2 Nxa1 Nxe5 dxe5 Qxa1 Rxc4! white's position is immediately collapsing anyway, if white plays Rxc4 then Qxd5+ followed by Qxc4 and if instead of Rxc4 white plays Qxe5 then Rxh4 followed by Qe7 and in either case the a and b pawns can't be stopped...
After Magnus played Nxb3, forking the queen and rook, why cold Mamedyarov not play Qb2? Then after Magnus plays Nxa1, Mamedyarov could have played Nxe5.
Thx. 4 upload, a spectacular blunder (overseeing the R/Q-forch) - at this level! So everybody playing bad on chess plattforms: turn to the real game, versus humans, and you'll most probably figure out that your performance isn't so bad at all. Give it a try!
+KazhÚ JotksughÁ hola si lo vio pero tiene pieza de menos......y nada de ataque con esa variante que diste el caballo negro vuelve tranquilamente a b3 saludos
Esa jugada del caballo la vi 1 minuto antes, yo no entiendo cómo, es verdad lo que dicen: cuando se juega de verdad, en torneos, ahí se llega a cometer cada estupidez, tenía razón Kasparov, desde la comodidad de su hogar juego cualquiera juega mejor que estos dos
+Mauricio Rodríguez Carlsen es el campeón del mundo y ha realizado partidas inmortales, incluso rápidas. Dudo que usted también. Mamedyarov es un genio. Dudo que usted también.
+Enrique Ibarra Imbécil, lo que quise decir es que en determinadas posiciones cualquier boludo juega desde la comodidad de su hogar al mismo nivel que cualquier maestro, lo dijo Kasparov cuando recibía, todos los días, correcciones y correcciones sobre sus movimientos y el decía "esto lo hacen desde la comodidad de su hogar, yo juego ajedrez real"
Robert Kaszycki no dude obviously carlsen opponent resigned. At 6:18 u see him scratch his head in defeat he blundered a peace there was no way he was gonna win. He was doing well until the end game Carlsen is a machine .
То есть ты себя сравнил с гроссмейстером который не так давно по рейтингу ФИДЕ был вторым в мире? С гроссмейстером который является одним из редчайших смертных чей рейтинг перевалил за 2800? Так держать! :)
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Mamedyarov is from Azerbaijan .He is realy, so good!We proud of him!
He's from Russia
@@frosty2660 No.
Born in Sumqayit, Azerbaijan.
@@mark-ish Azerbaijan is Russian province
@@frosty2660 Azerbaijan is independent country, so he has azerbaijani citizenship not russian
@@frosty2660 u should learn history about that then write shits lmao
*Mammadyarov we really proud of him King*
Halaldı sənə Şəhriyar Məmmədyarov
People commenting on things that should have been done. When you are playing timed chess, you don't have forever and a day to think about your moves. If everyone played perfect, then no one would ever lose and everything would be a tie.
Or would white always win?
cowgomoo444 It would depend on the openings. Nowadays most games end in ties.
I just mean theoretically, with the best possible moves played from both sides, would white win or would it be a draw? I've always wondered.
cowgomoo444 Well you would need to figure out all possible trees and see the ones that produced more wins but still there are a lot of passive moves and repetitive moves, that's why there are forced draws and the openings keep changing. In the end I don't think there is a best way to play. But there are good responses imo.
***** I think there is a perfect game somewhere. If you have a computer at depth 1000000 (not possible by today's technology, but maybe in the future), it could see what the perfect game is. Then chess would kinda be ruined haha.
Bibi oglu senle fexr edirik WEHRIYAR MEMMEDYAROV
3:57, the man's face when the foam of the camera touches his head.
Lol the camera man got clearly distracted by the lady.
Bu çocuğa meydan okuyorum gelsin türkiyeye :-D
kerem soylu :D
kerem soylu 2017 nin sonlarına doğru gördüm yorumu mümkün olabilirse bir maç atarız 😂
7:25 carlsen face : 'dam you bring me here for this?
+Looksik here lol xS
No I think his face was more like he almost forgot to move this knight which was an obvious play
😂
he was hoping that carlsen would not see the fork XD
that's like hoping a bar of gold you left behind in a public place, would not be taken.
i like how he kept cool hoping he wouldn't know what happened lol
Why didn't he Qxb2 when the knight double-attacked the queen and rook?
With that move he would defend the rook and at least get a trade and gaining and attacking position against the Black rook on e5
Azərbaycanlı şahmatçı Şəhriyar Məmmədyarov bir nömrədir 🇦🇿
Mamedyarof is from Azerbaijan👏
Ala bəsdirin de gormemisler blad.
Mamedyarov reacted just like Kasparov after that mistake.
hahaha,easy people,Mamedyarov just was drunk....Qf4??,haha...After Qc3 or Qb2 have so much playing further....Ahhhh this vodka!!
Are u stupid? Mamedyarov isnt russian. He from Azerbaijan and his elo 2700+
And why Mamedyarov didnt move his queen to be able to recapture knight a1
at 6:40 after Nb3 from black, why not Qd1 and Nxa1, then Nxe5.
What's wrong with this line?
well black would be up a pawn as he took on b3 and he would build some pressure on the c4 pawn but I think that was the best continuation for white, anyway mamedyarov probably wanted to build an attack but it didn't work
What the hell was he thinking?
WOW missing a Knight fork at his level gives me hope :))).
I have no idea what is supposed to be so funny. Someone from behind, trying to get a glance at the action? I think this is normal. After all watching the best chess player in the world in a match is a rare occasion.
Do these matches ever end in a check mate instead of a handshake?
Yes, occasionally one side gets checkmated over the board, but even then they shake each other's hand
Against any other player Shakhriar wouldn't have made such a mistake, it's physiological thing against Magnus.
😁
That is why some GMs call knights a bit more valued than bishops in blitz. It is harder to calculate opponent's knight moves quickly. Of course, this does not apply to long chess.
Sehriyar ati merkezden goturmeseydi daha yaxsi oynu alinardi ama heyif uduzmaq novbeti qelebe demeydi ugurlar
Mij xong veux. No theu
Nhung vies v mij see
You next lifetime in verdwijning
Magnus Carlsen es un monstruo del tablero, no se anda con medias tintas
The best carlsen
Kim udur burda ?
Магнус чемпион
Losing it is not bad,ok
didn't like the white's Rh1-h4 idea, giving up on the e file. Also Nf3 instead of Nd3 was wrong for white as pawns on e4 and f3 is a standard setup for white in this opening. Magnus with simple yet logical moves obtained the advantage even before the blunder of Nb3. Mamedyarov played at 2100 this one.
Like daca esti roman
NEPO NOT THE SAME CALIBER WITH MAGNUS
CHECK OUT BABY FACE MAMEDYAROV!
The biggest Blunder of the game in 6:39
+kenjidaniel domingo Acctualy the blunder is in 6:20 hehe
*На видео они такие худые,сейчас уже растолстели)*
HOW OLD WAS MAGNUS HERE?
Look at him standing still, immediately after playing Nf3? . Only his eyes are moving, looking at the clock as a last hope. Trying to keep a "poker face", not to show that he made a blunder. But what good could that be against Carlsen.
after Qb2 Nxa1 Nxe5 dxe5 Qxa1 Rxc4! white's position is immediately collapsing anyway, if white plays Rxc4 then Qxd5+ followed by Qxc4 and if instead of Rxc4 white plays Qxe5 then Rxh4 followed by Qe7 and in either case the a and b pawns can't be stopped...
Seems at 6:55, queen b2 was better?
After Magnus played Nxb3, forking the queen and rook, why cold Mamedyarov not play Qb2? Then after Magnus plays Nxa1, Mamedyarov could have played Nxe5.
Kas bir gun Memmedyarovla sahmat oynamaq qismet ola
Thx. 4 upload, a spectacular blunder (overseeing the R/Q-forch) - at this level! So everybody playing bad on chess plattforms: turn to the real game, versus humans, and you'll most probably figure out that your performance isn't so bad at all. Give it a try!
А кто выиграл в этой партии?
First why Mamedyarov didnt take black Rook after Carlsen take his rook. and why he resign so fast ?
@GeoffreyBernardo yea, that seems to work. Maybe Mamedyarov is having flashbacks of when he was a class C player.
I think you should write in English, so people can respond...
The fact that you find that amusing is why you need help pal.
carlsens last move is brilliant, if Qxh6 carlsen has ...QxR whether the rook is protected or not
6:40 fail! :-)
@GeoffreyBernardo Don't forget that magnus also won a pawn with the capture on b3
I would like it more, if i knew how to chess.
kim uddu
Carlsen
Sen
en el minuto 5:43, carlsen no tenia un doblete con el caballo?? RESPONDANME! ajaja
how mame allowed that fork.?? strange
Bu oyunu kim uddu?
Şəhriyar kraldır
Why not NxRe5 instead of abandon ?
d6xNe5 and Magnus is up a minor piece
Yeah thats what i was thinking. How come he doesnt play this move?
¿por que shakriyar no jugo:
26...Cxb3 27.Df4 Cxa1 28.Cxe5 dxe5 29.Dxe5...? no lo vio ? xD
+KazhÚ JotksughÁ hola si lo vio pero tiene pieza de menos......y nada de ataque con esa variante que diste el caballo negro vuelve tranquilamente a b3 saludos
carslen you just like l ( death note ) while he is fat XD
Esse Carlsen joga demais mesmo!
KxRa1, why not follow by Nxf5 - xf5; Qxf5 - Nb3
Esa jugada del caballo la vi 1 minuto antes, yo no entiendo cómo, es verdad lo que dicen: cuando se juega de verdad, en torneos, ahí se llega a cometer cada estupidez, tenía razón Kasparov, desde la comodidad de su hogar juego cualquiera juega mejor que estos dos
+Mauricio Rodríguez Carlsen es el campeón del mundo y ha realizado partidas inmortales, incluso rápidas. Dudo que usted también. Mamedyarov es un genio. Dudo que usted también.
+Enrique Ibarra Imbécil, lo que quise decir es que en determinadas posiciones cualquier boludo juega desde la comodidad de su hogar al mismo nivel que cualquier maestro, lo dijo Kasparov cuando recibía, todos los días, correcciones y correcciones sobre sus movimientos y el decía "esto lo hacen desde la comodidad de su hogar, yo juego ajedrez real"
My Name is EARL and i WANT to see the game!
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It's never too late to get help pal
How is it called to Magnus Carlsen opening in this match?
norwegian attck
@GeoffreyBernardo Exactly! I thought the same.
Carlsen´s patience... xD.... Jeez!
Carlsen looks bored
was it a draw ?...who the hell won ?
Robert Kaszycki no dude obviously carlsen opponent resigned. At 6:18 u see him scratch his head in defeat he blundered a peace there was no way he was gonna win. He was doing well until the end game Carlsen is a machine .
carlsen mostro affff
Por que Mamedyarov no le come la torre a Carlsen con el caballo alguien sabe??
+Laureano Carelli porque en esa variante pierde todo su ataque prefiere mantenerlo al caballo y ver si hay ataque pero se da cuenta que no tiene nada
+Gabriel Alvarez Ahh gracias, debes ser buen jugador para ver eso!! :D
what's in the background
pobre
nice couter play by carlsen
3:54 old man gets hit
Карлсен молодец
IS THAT STAN LEE IN THE LEFT CORNER?! O.O
Matheus Pessôa nope
una locura
Эту вилку даже я видел) Гроссмейстер блин)
То есть ты себя сравнил с гроссмейстером который не так давно по рейтингу ФИДЕ был вторым в мире? С гроссмейстером который является одним из редчайших смертных чей рейтинг перевалил за 2800? Так держать! :)
@@poladius Ты сперва на Вы научись обращаться, потом тявкай)
@@АлександрСергеев-я9ь О, kое кто вспомнил про уважение. Молодец.
Carlsen always looks like he's bored to tears, like he could be doing this in his sleep.
Who won?
+Jiri Kubes carlsen
+Aswanth Purameri ty
what??
+Aswanth Purameri ty means thank you
ohh.... pleasure...
Lol what a through
jajajajajajajaaaaajajaj
06:39 Шахрияр вилку проморгал (