I stopped playing chess more than 5 yrs . But when i scrolled down youtube videos and saw my fav player GM Morozevich it gives me excitement to play again
Morozevich just like a song composer. He think hard and careful to set beautiful position (just like when song written, take long time). Then the final moment he show his opponent what he set and go for attack them really fast (just like when song finally played).
One of the most underrated player . I remember in PCA 1995 he at age 17 attacked anand on king side with his pawn and beat him convincingly when anand was on top 3 .
9:29 Look at that smile! Awesome. That game was amazing, by which I mean I had no understanding of what was happening. Fun to watch a level of chess I will never play :)
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For anyone saying h6 or h5 and Magnus is saved. After either of those moves, Sasha can play Nxe7+, then Rxe7 (This is forced. If Magnus chooses to move the king, it will result in a mate in 2), Qxe7. This endgame will be lost for Magnus; those 2 passed pawn will fall, and the bishop won't be able to do anything.
Well, at least the kid did not grab the pawn from Morozevich hand, slam the clock button with it, and then took the shirt off and put it on Carlsen's head.
@michael scott: I think this was the fastest response I have ever seen in a comment section. And I just imagined you sitting there with a chess clock that has the button wired to the Enter key on the keyboard :)
Resigning was a blunder. h5 would lead to a longer game, preventing any immediate threats, and making time control the only real threat. Even if it was an armageddon or if he had to win for another reason, it is not clear that he would lose on time, since they both were totally and similarly low on time.
I'm not great at chess so I'm assuming I'm missing something, but at 6:25 why wouldn't white use the queen to take out the pawn guarding the king? Wouldn't that essentially check mate Magnus?
Why at 7:11 Morozevich did not take the a7 pond with his Q? Why, same position, he did not check with the Kn, forcing black K to b8, and then taking his Q with the same Kn? Are these possible solution? Thank you :)
Magnus saw that if he moves his h pawn he will lose both rooks for nothing and his pass pawns will not promote. (Black: ....h5, knxR+ ; Kh7, Qg6+; Kh8 QxR+; Kh7, Qg6+...) Great grandmasters
Idk, I think the real hero was the light square bishop. The knight on C3 is was so useless that in the blitz game he determined that he could sack it for great complications and a long term initiative. But that bishop was influencing so much pressure against the king throughout the game. With it constantly threatening to sack itself and rip open the king.
At @7:47, White plays Nxg6+, and the queen is no longer pinning Black's h-pawn. Isn't the knight en prise then? Why did Magnus play Kg7 instead of just hxg6?
Morozevich gano, le tocaba mover a Carlsen y cualquier pieza que moviese, solo era cuestión que Morozevich moviera su caballo de F5 a H6 para dar Mate.
I'm not good at chess but WHAT would happen if black played pawn to h6 or h5 to make a square for his king then promoted his pawn and thus a queen and two rocks would be on the same line. What can the white do? PLEASE I want to learn.
Im not a GM but I would move my Pawn to H5 creating space for K & ask for a draw as K and Q would only just be dancing, once Kn and Rks are gone (i e. Kn takes Rook and Rook take Kn, Q takes Rook,) with take backs my last move would be to finally give support to my E2P with D4P to D3. Try this veriation Any comments please reply to me I would love to know what you think thanks
White's king would come over and snatch off the pawns if that were the case. The d-pawn cannot move because of Qxe2 and e1=Q does not work because of Qxe1; moreover, Black's bishop is useless on a8.
Why didn't Carlsen move his Rook to the front of Morozevich's Queen, then making Morozevich run away with his Queen (for not to have his Queen killed by Magnus' King), then Magnus getting out of check moving his King to the right, then making his own pawn into Queen - one square from it? Magnus would win the match, no? He would have Queen + 2 rooks against Queen + 1 horse. I didn't understand his resignment. Seemed to me as a blunder or his big ego afraid of suffering a check-mate. Maybe it was a tournament where he didn't need the victory, whatever. I didn't understand. If someone can explain me, it would be cool.
Misleading click-bait title to the video. Resigning is not checkmate. I spent fifteen minutes trying to find how white was going to checkmate black with only a knight and his queen, pausing the video.
algol291 It still would be checkmate next move or in a couple moves (knight goes to h6, right in front of the pawn). The only move that would prevent this on the whole board is pawn to h6. However, then knight simply takes rook, which leaves rook taking knight as the ONLY legal move, which leads to queen taking rook and eyeing down the pawns to be promoted: completely lost endgame for black. Carlsen was right to resign.
¿Who wins?
Juan- San white
Carlsen loses. He has no escape, whatever he does, white is doing knight h6, check mate on one. Carlsen resigns before.
Juan- San
We are all winners!
+ Guz Man but, what if he moved the pawn in h7? like he moves it to h5. Then if the knight checks the king, he moves to where the pawn was.
7asano5 Nxe7 if the pawn on h7 is moved.
This has to be my favorite Blitz game ever. Morozevich is so elegant yet a deadly killer
I think that mangus had won😢
He Is the John wick of chess 😅
Alexander Morozevich is my favourite player.
Me too
Me too
me too
Great guy
Karpov
I stopped playing chess more than 5 yrs . But when i scrolled down youtube videos and saw my fav player GM Morozevich it gives me excitement to play again
9:28 They smiling at each other was just so heartwarming for me.
This is one of my favorite games to rewatch.
Alexander Morozevich the greatest chess player of all times
divano assiro hahaha come on dude
Gary Kasparov: no.
He has very complicated calculations
@@leusuzuki763 because moro is the best
Morozevich just like a song composer. He think hard and careful to set beautiful position (just like when song written, take long time). Then the final moment he show his opponent what he set and go for attack them really fast (just like when song finally played).
One of the most underrated player . I remember in PCA 1995 he at age 17 attacked anand on king side with his pawn and beat him convincingly when anand was on top 3 .
9:29 Look at that smile! Awesome. That game was amazing, by which I mean I had no understanding of what was happening. Fun to watch a level of chess I will never play :)
I'm not good at chess, but they seem to be paying without a dice? amateurs.
BeefPapa half chess, half liars dice = $200,000 grand prize. Not bad for one magical night's work.
You know nothing about Chess. You're obviously supposed to play them with magic & trap cards
gambling has its ways even toss coins or a revolver this is thinking game picture of logic only talented thrive market one day pays everybody to play not the other way
One of my favorite; extraordinary calculations .. simply wow !! :)
Carlsen-Morozevich my favorite match :)
Me too
This is exactly what I'm calling beautiful game. :) Very nice and interesting game from both players. :)
Morozevich is a living legend.
Carlsen shocked at the last movement.. Morojevich played fantastic..
Morozevich como sempre sensacional
Good game and good moved by Mr.Alexander Morozevich.
Abd Sattal Hj Shafiee .
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After watching this I know that I still have a lot to learn
Got that ten minutes boys
9:27 that smile when u lose and get learned from your mistakes
Super партия ! Это партия шедевр и так же приятно слышать голос девушки! Такие ходы делать на флажке это сильно... .
I love the way how Moro plays,Calm and devestating
Lol you can see the eagerness and adrenaline in Alexander's face near the ending.
Un ajedrez fino el de ALEXANDER precisó
For anyone saying h6 or h5 and Magnus is saved. After either of those moves, Sasha can play Nxe7+, then Rxe7 (This is forced. If Magnus chooses to move the king, it will result in a mate in 2), Qxe7. This endgame will be lost for Magnus; those 2 passed pawn will fall, and the bishop won't be able to do anything.
Morozevich es un Excelente jugador!!! de 10!!!!
the look on this face (smile) "he fucking just mated me" *brilliant*
This is one of my favourite games.
Exelente partida
Morozevich was so nervous near the end, look at his hands shaking so much!
The kid with the green shirt sure is annoying
that's why he lost xD
Didn't notice the kid because Morozevich's fiddling was driving me INSANE.
Well, at least the kid did not grab the pawn from Morozevich hand, slam the clock button with it, and then took the shirt off and put it on Carlsen's head.
Leeloo Minai kids still annoying
@michael scott: I think this was the fastest response I have ever seen in a comment section. And I just imagined you sitting there with a chess clock that has the button wired to the Enter key on the keyboard :)
Everybody in the video: holy shit he's genius
Me after watching the handshake: what is magical?
What an excellent position the knight lands in 👏👏👏
4:55 "bttkptabuka" is the language?
Whoami Beats klebe de klebo makibo trkalijo suwale mebelosdrong
Shi sayd :c3 may be
V centre mozet bit' cackto peregrupirovat'😉
"с3 может быть - как-то перекрутиться" - c3 maybe, somehow overcurl ))
What an amazing setup by Moro! Carlsen had no chance there.
nerve wrecking to even watch :)
camera angles suck no close up of the board in the beginning. it got better though
Commented GM Sergey Shipov and ex-world champion Alexandra Kosteniuk
this is amazing
Resigning was a blunder. h5 would lead to a longer game, preventing any immediate threats, and making time control the only real threat. Even if it was an armageddon or if he had to win for another reason, it is not clear that he would lose on time, since they both were totally and similarly low on time.
h5 does not stop Nex7 (check) which wins on the spot. Black had no choice but resign.
morozevitch always wins magnus
THE FIDGETING OF Alexander Morozevich IS GETTING IN MY HEAD XD !
I'm not great at chess so I'm assuming I'm missing something, but at 6:25 why wouldn't white use the queen to take out the pawn guarding the king? Wouldn't that essentially check mate Magnus?
Chess Studio why didn't black rook take white rook at 6:30?
You are right. It was a check mate.
+Tse Meb it wasnt... black moves
hernan weber what do you mean black moves. What happens if queen takes H7 at 6:25
+Tse Meb ohhhhh i didnt realize it you have right... i missed dat rook on f7 it was mate
Moro and chuky are my favorite 2 players they have that "I dont give a fuck" style. Thanks for the video
That knight manoeuvre came out of nowhere and with catastrophic effects. I was so sure Magnus had this.
Where is him today, 2021? Any news on what he's doing?
That left hand holding his head was a sign: Carlsen seemed tired and not very focused in the game.
not a reason to loss....
The time when commentator said opa opa, seemed like he found the checkmate one
My favorite debut Bugayev Attack a3-e5, b4
He wasnt checkmated, he just resigned
These chess masters can see all the possible moves they can make and have only realized that they would lose in the following moves.
He's also out of time.
Why at 7:11 Morozevich did not take the a7 pond with his Q? Why, same position, he did not check with the Kn, forcing black K to b8, and then taking his Q with the same Kn? Are these possible solution? Thank you :)
RIGHT! After the check, he could have gotten a mate
Miguel Swartz did anyone answer why he didn't do that? Are we missing something??
I think he should have used Rg7 move at @8:42 but instead he moved the king which led him to a forced checkmate..
Гениальная партия!
Wasn't that checkmate at 07.10?
Magnus saw that if he moves his h pawn he will lose both rooks for nothing and his pass pawns will not promote. (Black: ....h5, knxR+ ; Kh7, Qg6+; Kh8 QxR+; Kh7, Qg6+...) Great grandmasters
Three time repetition claimable, Black to move Last: 53.Nf5
Ahh yes. As a God gamer. The knight is the most powerful on the chess board.
totally amazing game :)
but there was no checkmate here. wrong title
Awesome match!
Anyone notice that the clock started moving in the positive direction at the end
Morozevich are exactly like Remus Lupin in Harry Potter !
Idk, I think the real hero was the light square bishop. The knight on C3 is was so useless that in the blitz game he determined that he could sack it for great complications and a long term initiative. But that bishop was influencing so much pressure against the king throughout the game. With it constantly threatening to sack itself and rip open the king.
Last move for black he could go pawn h6,thus let h7 square free for a king move after check! right?
Btw great battle and ty for uploading this!
So i checked the comment section and i see now,its funny i thought i really found Carlsen's mistake...
Morozevich is the most spooky, charismatic chess player on planet.
Superb Victory,🤝👍👌✌️🌏
Wrong title!!!!! It was not a checkmate; Magnus resigned because he was going to be checkmated in 2 moves.
Morozevich, my favorite player
9:37 karjakin LOL
Excelent for Morozevich ¡¡
At @7:47, White plays Nxg6+, and the queen is no longer pinning Black's h-pawn. Isn't the knight en prise then? Why did Magnus play Kg7 instead of just hxg6?
fibonacci112358s QH4 check and you lose the rook
:Could Morozevich not have moved queen to H7 @7:39?
amazing play
Chess is a man's game
@7:44 why not pawn G6?
Anybody else noticed the lost actor working as security at 4:07?
Will it be distracting for the player if an opponent keeps playing with a pawn simultaneously
Morozevich gano, le tocaba mover a Carlsen y cualquier pieza que moviese, solo era cuestión que Morozevich moviera su caballo de F5 a H6 para dar Mate.
9:06 Alexander checks his hand telling that you are mate come one but carlsen did not listen to him so he got mate after 😊
I'm not good at chess but WHAT would happen if black played pawn to h6 or h5 to make a square for his king then promoted his pawn and thus a queen and two rocks would be on the same line. What can the white do? PLEASE I want to learn.
I'm 14, started playing chess a few days ago. Im using that app called Play Magnus and my rating is 1128, is it good?
Wow, Moro kicked his ass!
Is that Alexandra Kosteniuk doing commentary?
Im not a GM but I would move my Pawn to H5 creating space for K & ask for a draw as K and Q would only just be dancing, once Kn and Rks are gone (i e. Kn takes Rook and Rook take Kn, Q takes Rook,) with take backs my last move would be to finally give support to my E2P with D4P to D3. Try this veriation Any comments please reply to me I would love to know what you think thanks
White's king would come over and snatch off the pawns if that were the case. The d-pawn cannot move because of Qxe2 and e1=Q does not work because of Qxe1; moreover, Black's bishop is useless on a8.
No time for h5 as white is threatening the rook on e7 with knight and it's a check too. black is lost.
8:29 the moment Magnus knew he fcked up
At 8:13 he should not have played Cc5? d5 looks strange killing his bishop scope
how is this checkmate when he resigned
is not, Carlsen missed H5 to avoid the mate after knight goes H6
He would lose both his rooks then and the game would just play itself out.
Why didn't Carlsen move his Rook to the front of Morozevich's Queen, then making Morozevich run away with his Queen (for not to have his Queen killed by Magnus' King), then Magnus getting out of check moving his King to the right, then making his own pawn into Queen - one square from it? Magnus would win the match, no? He would have Queen + 2 rooks against Queen + 1 horse. I didn't understand his resignment. Seemed to me as a blunder or his big ego afraid of suffering a check-mate. Maybe it was a tournament where he didn't need the victory, whatever. I didn't understand. If someone can explain me, it would be cool.
my brain hurt
7:43 knight cannot be taken because of Qh4+ forking to king and rook at d8
in the repeating moves, white could have just Re1 after Qa1+
nevermind. :)
Why morozevich doesnt play chess anymore?
The the of Alexander increased from 18 sec to 22 how
increment in time
amazing immortal
Não entendi nada , só que compreendi tudo.
Misleading click-bait title to the video.
Resigning is not checkmate. I spent fifteen minutes trying to find how white was going to checkmate black with only a knight and his queen, pausing the video.
algol291 It still would be checkmate next move or in a couple moves (knight goes to h6, right in front of the pawn). The only move that would prevent this on the whole board is pawn to h6. However, then knight simply takes rook, which leaves rook taking knight as the ONLY legal move, which leads to queen taking rook and eyeing down the pawns to be promoted: completely lost endgame for black. Carlsen was right to resign.
Very smart the man who put that yellow shit hidding all the board...now really morozevich is a genius
Excellent
Did anyone else notice that kid throwin up devil signs in the background? I know I sure did!