Magnus Shows Why Center is More Important Than Have Extra Pawn
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If Magnus has the centre, it’s the most important thing.
If Magnus has the extra pawn, then it’s the most important thing.
Confucius say.
The lesson we learn is: its usually better to be magnus carlsen
@@chriszeng1488 *Sun Tzu
Dude 😂😂😂
One player's relaxing chess is another player's slow torture.
Yeeee
Exactly i was shitting myself looking at the position
I’m more relaxed watching videos of Grandmaster games than actually playing it’s a good escape from the anxiety of competing yet still get to enjoy some quality Chess
Well said!
Hahha!
For those who ask what happens at 4:50 if the black queen takes the bishop with Qc6: it stops guarding d4 and e5, allowing Qe5+ (or Qd4+), and all the outcomes are bad.
-> If the pawns on f7 blocks with f6, Qf6+ follows and the queen cannot be taken (the white knight is guarding, and the white pawn in e6 blocks the black queen), so the black king must move and all three legal moves Kf8, Kg8 and Kh7 lead to Qf7# mate
-> Kf8 leads to Qxh8+ followed by Ke7 (only legal move) and Qxb8; winning both black rooks. or maybe Rd7+ after Ke7 is better, there might be a forced mate in there, I'm just a human who'll happily pick up the rooks and take it from there :)
-> Kg8 or Kh7 leads to Nf6+, if the king goes back to g7 with Kg7 then Ne8+ double check (Nh5+ double check is probably also an option), Kg8 or Kh7 is mate in 1 with Qg7# (now guarded by the knight) so the best the black king can do is Kf8 which leads to Qxh8+, Ke7, and I guess exf7 guarding the knight and getting ready to queen. Or if the Nh5+ option is chosen, white can pick up both black rooks as in the line above but black can pick up the knight on h5 or the pawn in e6. Stockfish probably has a strong opinion and might see some forced mates there, I'm just happy to be way up in material.
And no way am I seeing all this in less than 20 minutes, and only because 2 GMs have already told me it wasn't an option :)
It's crazy how fast GMs see those lines
In the Kg8 Nf6+ Kf8 line you cant take on h8 because the knight blocks the queen but you have e7+ forcing Kg7 and after Ne8 double check you have Qg7 or Qxg8 mate# but great analysis otherwise
It makes me sad that I’ll never be this good in chess… how do you see those lines?!
Great analysis, but how the hell GM see this in few seconds
Magnus can also show why having extra pawn is more important than having the centre
It will be different story if Magnus is the one with extra pawn. 😂
3:50 how fast he calculated that he could take on e6 blows my mind. I Literally paused it for like ten minutes trying to figure out how he could take on e6 and he saw it immediately.
can u explain
It's years of hardwork and determination to the sport
Stockfish says he can't. It even says that the check is a blunder.
He can take whatever he wants, half the time opponent will believe him because he's magnus 😂
@@jonathanfishman7520 responding to the check, the king can’t move out of check because all the possible squares lead to checkmate or, at the very least, losing material (Kf8 Qxh8). Hence the only way to respond to the check is with pawn to f6, which frees Magnus to grab the pawn on e6
At 6.15, why not Rxa6, if knight takes, then Nd7+ picks up the rook? Did Magnus miss this? I thought that was his idea with the previous move. Or what am I missing?
After the rook is taken, the black knight can retake on b8.
3 22 was good bishop d4?from the oppo
4:24 Opponent moves Queen.
Can somebody tell me please!! After Magnus takes with the pawn on e6, why doesn't the other guy take the Bishop?
One guy explained it check comment section
@@KrishnaSharma-mg8rt Yes got it - thanks
Excessive stiffness is a good nickname.
4:52 what if queen takes c6?
Basically yes, Qe5. Plug the position into an engine. It's pretty hard for a non GM like us to calculate on the fly like that, and for our level taking the bishop would probably be fine.
For GMs and computers though they see they after the next few checks, best case scenario black gets their queen trapped and taken, worst case scenario they blunder mate.
Good play Magnus
What is best move if pawn takes c4 after magnus pushed pawn to c3? ush the d4 pawn? fuck idk, I hating that i can't even see this line after the opening
4:56 why couldn’t black take the bishop on C6 instead of taking the pawn on E6?
I think Qe5+ poses more threats than takes on f7
@@octomancer seems he's disagreeing on what the main threat was
@@octomancer he probably inferred it based on you saying "He can't take x because of y", y being the main threat. He responded saying "Actually z looks to be the real threat".
I wouldn't say he was disagreeing exactly but merely giving a better reason as to why the bishop couldn't be taken. That was my interpretation anyway 🤷♂️ have a good one!
You wanted him to take that Bishop so you could checkmate him with your Queen and Knight
2:25 according to auto-generated subs:
"bishop D2 moral of the story is stiff
moose
they're always punished"
okay rugby one
his dark swears are definitely a bit iffy
@4:55 is taking bishop with Queen a trap?
I have that glass chess-set in the background 😂
K_A_S_T_O_Rs Last Stand
If Chess looks so easy when Magnus plays, why can I not play like that too?
this is god's gift. it is like he plays what his instincts tell him the way he should. he explains this in an interview, he said "immediately i see the best possible move." and the interviewer responded "so that is probably why you get frustrated and leave the table and walk around when your opponent thinks for minutes" making magnus laugh.
its easy to appreciate a good move, its very hard to make one.
I don’t think his competition is that great in this game maybe that’s your problem too try to find someone that is at your level of play and you have a good chance to win I’ve heard it said playing tougher players makes your game stronger but it’s about having fun too
@@rajahziaif you can appreciate a good move than you definitely are capable as well of making a good move just watching GMs play is enough to emulate a move or two you might’ve seen from one of them
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So, why is the center more Important than having an extra pawn?
Because center is more important than having an extra pawn.
Tactical dominance. You have more space and initiative.
6:17 why did he not fork the rook with the knight?
The black knight protects the square
Bro tried to fork a knight
@@laithabdallah8758Yes but if black knight takes white knight then white bishop takes the balck knight and the black bishop in not defended by the black knight anymore because the black knight got traded for the white knight and if the black bishop moves to not get attacked by the rook, then the rook takes the pawn that couldn't be taken because the black bishop was in front of it. Maybe Magnus saw that he could do this but he didn't like the posision in which his pieces would be after that sequence of moves and thats why he prefered to do something different.
Magnus Sensei 😂
4:37 the bishop was wide open why taked the pawn ?
White Will play Rook D7.
@@halvegare5681 no, that blunders the rook. White has Qe5 and you either win a rook or mate black
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GOAT
What is "stiffness" ?
a move that blocks the path of your other pieces i think
I think you know
why you so stiff bro
It's the thing you have every morning when you wake up.
Stook in da fookin mood (mud) - conna magrega
Magnum Carlndom
whats with the ponsey hair growing it like hans
4:57 isnt this just a free bishop for black?
Magnus Carlsen a 5 time World Chess Championship holder.
6:01 why don't Rxa6 then fork king and take back the rook
Doesn’t win any material
He loves fianchetto
At 4:50 why cant black just take the bishop with Qc6?
The Queen must protect e5. If black lose control on that square the white Queen and Knight are deadly combo.
Because of too much excessive stiffness.
@@relaxingchess I can't find a combo which kill..
6:16 why not knight to D7
black knight immediately takes
@@Dtchmastrkilla7 but you gain a tempo by attacking the bishop
Now I know why Magnus let his hair grow like that ,,, he wants to look like Paul Morphy ... in 1850! 🤣
😂😂😂
Or Gene Simmons 1976
Bro it’s magnus
It shows why magnus is more important than peices
I need like 3 hours versus Magnus 3 minutes and I still lose 100 times in a row.
If Magnus opens H1, it was essential and he mated me
h1 is not a legal move (I assume you meant h3)
I completely agree with Magnus analysis. Having the center is important, but what made black lose the game is the fact that his plan did not make sense.
He wasted a lot of time maneuvering the knights to the queenside to push his pawn majority. It's clear that white's lead in development in the kingside, added to the fact that the black king is there, would give white a much faster attack.
ay qur baw saraw wara yari lagall sako bka nagbaty sagbab
Hhh
Let him do it against an engine 😉
p
So I'm rated 1500 or so. Magnus, you're 3000+? That's nuts. So, if we played a game, it's pretty much the equivalent of me taking on a noob. That's just amazing.😮
1500 is noob
@@kohop9219 what about 1600?
@@kohop9219 no
Officially everyone below 1000 are noobs. But players below 1800 considered to be weak players too. Strong players are above 2000.
Such a weird, self-obsessed comment to leave
it looks like the guy Magnus is "cheating" as many of those early moves esp with the Knight look Soooo much like a computer (engine), and not a human.
Heat the best player in the world
Hair looks pretty gay
Nah it's cool
Transgender Magnus.