@@manassharma8394facts lol. Basically either won, or drawn every other game in the candidates, but lost both games to Vidit who didn’t even finish in the running to win💀💀
that game against Van Foreest was ridiculous, talk about a position and endgame that is just dry as can be and completely drawn, JVF makes ONE misstep and the endgame master wipes him away effortlessly
The more impressive thing is him doing it in classical time format, the most recent being against Fabi in Norway Chess 2024 and many many more examples
100%. Especially when your opponent has ample amount to think, those are the best. Magnus once said his favorite wins were the ones where his opponents knew exactly what his plans were and still couldn’t do anything to prevent them.
@@clintoruss153 Yes. Chess has been "solved" by machines when there are 7 pieces or less on the board. The machines will give you lines to draw/win the game perfectly. And the database containing all these positions with 7 pieces or less is called a tablebase.
No one gives Hikaru nightmares except Magnus.
Vidit gurjathi doesn't agree ;)
@@manassharma8394facts lol. Basically either won, or drawn every other game in the candidates, but lost both games to Vidit who didn’t even finish in the running to win💀💀
Bro Firouzja🐸
that game against Van Foreest was ridiculous, talk about a position and endgame that is just dry as can be and completely drawn, JVF makes ONE misstep and the endgame master wipes him away effortlessly
Damn with the intro
The more impressive thing is him doing it in classical time format, the most recent being against Fabi in Norway Chess 2024 and many many more examples
100%. Especially when your opponent has ample amount to think, those are the best.
Magnus once said his favorite wins were the ones where his opponents knew exactly what his plans were and still couldn’t do anything to prevent them.
It's a draw only if you are an engine
True. In some endgames, you literally have to play like the tablebase or you lose. Game 6 against Nepo for example
@@TightKnights what does the table base mean , like perfect theory?
@@clintoruss153 Yes. Chess has been "solved" by machines when there are 7 pieces or less on the board. The machines will give you lines to draw/win the game perfectly. And the database containing all these positions with 7 pieces or less is called a tablebase.
@@TightKnightsohh interesting, thanks for the info😊
"That Harry over there" (referring to the h pawn). I gotta remember that. I guess the other wing pawn is called Andy. 😄🤣😂
great video yet again very instructive
Content is pretty good Bro.
Better thumbnail and profile picture would go a long way
What kind of thumbnails would you suggest?
Very interesting. This video definitely made me a better chess player
Very interesting - Kramnik
Magnus is the best😊❤❤❤😊❤❤❤
What's the background music?
Who is black and who is white??
you can see at the corner of their screen