A German Bobby Fischer? | 13-Year Old IM Vincent Keymer Wins Grenke Chess Open 2018.

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GRENKE Chess Open (2018), rd 9, Apr-2
Queen's Gambit Declined (D54)
1. d4 d5 2. c4 e6 3. Nc3 Nf6 4. Bg5 Be7 5. e3 h6 6. Bh4 O-O 7. Rc1 Nbd7 8. cxd5 exd5 9. Bd3 c6 10. Bg3 Re8 11. h3 Bb4 12. Nf3 Ne4 13. Bf4 c5 14. O-O Bxc3 15. bxc3 Nb6 16. Ne5 f6 17. Ng4 c4 18. Bb1 h5 19. Nh2 g5 20. Qxh5 gxf4 21. f3 Nd6 22. Qh7+ Kf8 23. Qh6+ Ke7 24. Qg7+ Ke6 25. Rfe1 Re7 26. Qg4+ f5 27. Bxf5+ Nxf5 28. Qg6+ Kd7 29. Qxf5+ Kc6 30. Qxf4 Be6 31. e4 Qg8 32. Qh6 Kc7 33. Kh1 Rf8 34. Re2 Rh7 35. Qd2 Kb8 36. Rce1 dxe4 37. fxe4 Bd7 38. Rf2 Re8 39. Qf4+ Ka8 40. Nf3 Rf8 41. Qh2 Na4 42. Re3 a6 43. Qe5 Bxh3 44. Kg1 Rg7 45. Nh4 Rxf2 46. Kxf2 Rxg2+ 47. Nxg2 Qxg2+ 48. Ke1 Qf1+ 49. Kd2 Bg4 50. Qe8+ Ka7 51. Qxa4 Qf2+
The 2018 GRENKE Chess Classic is a 10-player round-robin held in Germany from 31 March to 9 April. The first 3 rounds are in Karlsruhe alongside the GRENKE Chess Open, then after a rest day the last 6 rounds are in the Kulturhaus LA8 in Baden-Baden. The field features World Champion Magnus Carlsen and fellow Top 10 players Fabiano Caruana, Maxime Vachier-Lagrave, Vishy Anand and Levon Aronian, as well as women's no. 1 Hou Yifan.
The time control is 100 minutes for 40 moves, then 50 minutes for 20 moves and then 15 minutes to the end of the game, with a 30-second increment from move 1. If players are tied for first place a rapid play-off will take place. Official website: www.grenkechessclassic.com
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[@simonheinssen5164]

Vincent actually lives a few miles away from me, I even train with his sister Cecilia. It´s just incredible, how he crushed Grandmasters like it was usual to him, I hope to see him in the Candidates one day.

[@Poincare2024]

Simon Heinssen rapport is a super gm, so hes now crushing them too

[@simonheinssen5164]

White Tony well, she's around 10, but I can still keep up with her, for now :D

[@yourdedcat-qr7ln]

Simon Heinssen get those gm norms

[@maxpheby7287]

+White Tony lol swing and a miss.

[@ModularLanding]

Incredible performance by this young player. Definitely one to keep a close eye on. Thanks for the video. Of course I foolishly think that if Peter Leko were my coach I’d be doing well too :-) ha!

[@stt5v2002]

I haven’t seen a dark knight that powerful since Batman.

[@matej0909]

To the top with you

[@alejandroamat4829]

Hahaha I thought the same!

[@iakahdrake2801]

This aged like fine wine. He just crossed the 2700 mark.

[@sackfoga3779]

Top 12 in the world now :)

[@fisher00769]

8 out of 9 points against 5 very strong GMs at the age of 13. That is absolutely incredible.

[@mayurbannai3102]

at the age of 13 i was watching tom and jerry and this guy is already a GM. Awesome kid.

[@TheBarber5550]

Mayur Bannai he's not a GM. He's an IM.

[@tikkj]

He did receive his first GM norm in this tournament though, so he's definitely on the way

[@TheBarber5550]

tikkj I expect him to get it within the next few months.

[@burns9281]

well shit i am 36 and still watching tom and jerry

[@JustDeniz]

where?! im 24 and id love me some tom and jerry!

[@niklas0000]

Im German and pretty happy to see some Prodigy from my Home Country :)

[@peacefreedomcompassion5081]

Niklas M. Hoffentlich werden solche Talente durch die neue sportreform in Deutschland nicht eingehen. Es soll weniger Geld in den Sport gesteckt werden und trotzdem soll mehr Leistung gezeigt werden...

[@peacefreedomcompassion5081]

Nicolas Dornblüth stimmt da läuft einiges schief. Da ich selber auch Sportler bin und das in einem großen Verein hatte ich das Glück sowohl schulisch als auch sportlich gut gefördert zu werden, aber der Staat hat da nicht viel beigetragen...

[@armynyus9123]

No worries Germans - while our government for sure does not invest in quality, they for sure do invest in quantity. There should be at least a few chess pearls amongst the new ones www.theworldin.com/article/10466/new-germans

[@lawrencetaylormachine4405]

You had Lasker lol...

[@OwnedSoda13BBH]

NEIN

[@yugioh8810]

"check this out" like as if you were pulling a stunt or something, such a great commentary, keep it up buddy!

[@cygnustsp]

Really like how you're in no hurry and take the time to explain background and overall meaning of the game and tournament it's from

[@JuanCortez-xn8ur]

I'm predicting a future Praggnanandha and Keymer rivalry!

[@da96103]

Awonder Liang: Hold my pepsi.

[@JuanCortez-xn8ur]

Chess prodigies only drink 7up.

[@rraune7515]

I think Misha the 4 year old chess prodigy will probably be in there as well

[@Zeddicus1976]

Add Nihal Sarin and Nodirbek Abdusattorov to the mix.

[@droceretik]

@@Zeddicus1976 Seems like chess "prodigies" are a dime a dozen.

[@Shockprowl]

Stunning game. Vincent Keymer huh? Future Elite GM without doubt!

[@jensstolpmann7275]

Germany has a deeply rooted chess culture. We have many GMs and IMs, there are loads of chess clubs and the DSB has about 90000 members. But since decades Germany lacks a real top player, someone who can enter the top 10 in world ranking and even reach out for the world championship. The last one was Dr. Robert Hübner, who lost the candidates final against Korchnoi in 1980. I hope Vincent will make it to the top and raise the chess enthusiasm in Germany once again, like Magnus did it in Norway.

[@ThvonS]

Thanks for going through the great and recent victory of V. Keymer. Not even Magnus achieved victories like this I think (apart for winning Corus C in style) at 13. Wish him all the best for the future.

[@melle7487]

And in this position mikhail tal resigned the game

[@FaysalYousufShovon1]

Unbelievable performance !!! just awesome to see this boy !!! My son like age but a engine like moves !!! Amazing games #keymer!!! Again fallen in love of chess ... I am from Bangladesh & 2073 rated player... wow boy wow

[@hammondvoodoo9555]

More than 300 ELO points difference between Vincent and his opponent. Still Vincent made it look easy and logical/clear which indeed reminds me of Bobby Fischer. The tournament result is even more impressive. What an amazing achievement - undefeated and only two draws! I'd be interested in the performance rating.

[@SniperMonkeh]

Hammond Voodoo I think the performance rating was 2798. (According to chess24)

[@hammondvoodoo9555]

Thank you very much! I imagined a similar number but to read it is again intimidating - almost 2800 at 13 years old. That's insane! What a talent! It has to be one of the highest performance ratings ever for a player at that age.

[@richardfeynman5560]

It is always very inspiring to see a young emerging talent!

[@MrSupernova111]

Incredible! I hope we see more of IM Vincent Keymer.

[@landwolf00]

MrSupernova111 GM very soon.

[@MrSupernova111]

Yes!

[@sdrtcacgnrjrc]

@agadmator, are any of his other games (in this tournament) as good as this one? #suggestion

[@preetsanghavi8134]

Can't wait to see him shake hands with carlsen !!!

[@willifischer6757]

Thats the day my friend

[@schwindsichtigaderechte5293]

Wow, that was really incredible! I'm excited to follow this young player's development!

[@rtt1961]

Vincent evidently has nerves of steel. That king-walk starting from Kf7 made me nervous as hell. Great win.

[@vancebocas7626]

The kid beat 3 GMs, 2 of which with the black pieces. 0_0! I gotta go take a look at those games. Wow, just wow!

[@ivarkristoffersson3282]

Keymer!!! 😀Thanks!! Great channel Your chess comments is personal, splendid and interesting!! Thanks again!!

[@orange0pulp]

wait, another April fools? This is getting old

[@kasparov937]

Better than Fischer! Wow beats Richard Rapport a very strong GM that was 2750!! Finishes ahead of 49 Grandmasters Wow! Give this guy 5 years.

[@alienrenders]

So happy your channel is working again!

[@woodstoney]

Great game and commentary as always. It's very good to know that the game of Chess is in the competent hands of our youth like Vincent!

[@lucask4865]

I come from germany so it is really nice for me to see a very talented player from my country :D

[@burns9281]

i wouldnt claim jan gustafsson either...lol

[@lucask4865]

Burns i didnt say that he is the only talented player...lol

[@hagaiderech1765]

is he real german or is he jewish like lasker?its realy surprising me to see top chess player from germany

[@lucask4865]

hagai derech Well you can be both i think.

[@burns9281]

hagai derech why are you surprised that hes from germany, is there a reason. also he can be a german and a jew. ones a nationality and ones a religous belief

[@victoroliva5347]

Amazing game , and enjoy very much your analysis and commentary. Greetings from Las Vegas.

[@vulpushx6675]

No matter how powerful you are there is something that always will defeat you : UNDERESTIMATING your opponent ! (Goliath is first example) - thanks for the game - you rock !

[@drutgat2]

Thanks so much for posting this.

[@RolfyOlbap]

Just amazing. I hope Vincent enjoys playing chess like that a lot, really a lot longer.

[@siddharthjain8526]

Showing tactic with a story is the best thing I love about your videos..

[@chemistan2079]

18th like. I'm very happy to follow your channel. keep up the good work Antonio and good luck in what's yet to come

[@MagnusAnand]

Outstanding performance!

[@persionlamb]

This kid had a crazy run! What a beast!

[@williamheegaard8069]

Your content is Amazing! Keep it up buddy

[@nathanalbright]

What an incredible game from the young IM.

[@khayman9574]

The boy's overall tournament performance was 2800! That's just unreal.

[@kasparov937]

Daniel Greguol Basically means he's playing at 2800 strength at 13 years or age. Just think about that.😉

[@khayman9574]

Actually, it means he played this tournament at 2800 level and it's awesome.

[@karanchadha85]

@agadmator - hi! I have a request please :- I watch a lot of your videos on TV and on that device there is a top and bottom bar that keeps blinking continuously. If possible then can you please do something about it? By the way - I am very happy to use my phone or computer to watch your videos. Thanks for the great work.

[@vivekjoshi5207]

Awesome game by Young Vincent..

[@fabian13333]

Great game great video thanks

[@wolfgangwilhelm9699]

GM Niclas Huschenbeth on Facebook about Congratulations to my fellow German Vincent Keymer, who accomplished one of the most amazing feats I have ever seen. As the No. 99 seed, he was leading the 3rd Grenke Chess Open with one round to go with two other players. In the final round, he then beat the No. 1 seed, GM Richard Rapport, with the Black pieces to win the tournament and qualify to play against the likes of Carlsen & Caruana next year in the Grenke Chess Classics. He is 13 years old by the way. Check out his games from the tournament here: chess24.com/…/live-tou…/grenke-chess-open-2018/9/1/2

[@31redorange08]

No. 1 seed was Bacrot.

[@TheObjectworks]

Brilliant game by Vincent

[@mixingreen]

wow what an awesome game. And thanks again for breaking down the game. Im curious, what was the clock for the game?

[@notexactlypaul]

If I am understanding FIDE's rules correctly, Vincent would only need ~2.5/9 in the Grenke Classic (assuming a 2750 average rating) to score a norm. This "low" score is of course a great achievement for any IM, much less a 13-year-old, and not at all guaranteed to happen, but I wonder if it did, would it be the lowest score for a GM norm ever achieved?

[@Dozla78XD]

with an score like that the oponents he would've faced would be weaker due to Swiss-system

[@peterhardie4151]

notexactlypaul interesting point.

[@Benex1997]

No, there is a minimum amount of points you have to score to reach a norm, with nine rounds it is 3,5 points out of 9 games. If you score less and have a performance over 2600 you can't score a norm.

[@notexactlypaul]

Benex1997 Hmm. I see that being awarded for winning an international championship requires 35% performance, but do not see that is required for a norm tourney. The tables only go down to 35% scores though, so I do believe you; just don't see that explicitly in the regs.

[@Benex1997]

notexactlypaul I have actually never asked an arbiter about that and I am not 100% sure as well, because I also only know the tables.

[@kevinrichards460]

Hey love your channel . I have a question : in our UK soap eastenders one character, bernie, has just got into playing chess. I just wondered if you had any thoughts about the story line or any of the games she's played :)

[@myriadshalaks]

wow. that's amazing!!

[@kilimanjarno]

played like a GM, won like a GM. Very solid brilliance.

[@chesss1985]

statistically still sick outlier

[@KamVitaly]

OMG! Vincent rocks!

[@fabians1901]

Richard Rapport must have been steaming out of his mind that he lost the tournament to this kid. Thanks for this awesome presentation and kind regards from Germany.

[@CCervido]

Rapport could have settled for a draw by repetition, but in order to win the tournament and to qualify for next years main event he needed a win. So he took a risk and it went wrong. I guess he will be okay with it.

[@IllumTheMessage]

Will keep an eye on this one

[@plectrumura]

Does this constitute a GM norm for Vincent? I mean, it's mind boggling either way, but I'm wondering.

[@hishamel-abbasy2337]

Quiet a prodigy ! By the way . Is there another subscribers' video soon?

[@kasparov937]

Remember the name Keymer! The Spirit of Lasker lives!

[@mikechambers9129]

8/9 is a great result, but even more impressive to me is his 4/5 with no losses to the GMs he played. Does anyone know if Vincent has any GM norms left to complete?

[@epomeni-ekpompi]

man why your videos are so good? stay classy

[@xman2010nadal]

Amazing!!

[@mathsforlife5484]

At 9:20, why can't you play Ne5 forking the queen and bishop? Is it because it will cause checkmate or something of that sort? Thanks if you have an answer.

[@alexthemelis9022]

#suggestion Analyze a Danish Gambit game! Love your videos

[@maciektrybuszewski9964]

It's not often you see a queen, accompanied from sides by both rooks, and all three having open lines. There should be a name for this position.

[@shibvenka]

let's name it as Queen Flank or Harem Attack

[@MichaelSlovin]

I would love to watch an analysis of a Rapport victory from you. He's got the spirit of Bent Larsen in him: adventurous, tricky, unpredictable, occasionally savage.

[@bdydavi2644]

I didn't hear about this. Thank you for informing me.

[@siddharthjain8526]

Monster Knight on a4.. I will remember this for a long time

[@regzzuse280]

I remember Dodo the engine boy from that live stream, but I dont remember seeing him play, what is his rating?

[@Bakkali.Soufian]

this is incredible :o

[@UnXPLO1Table]

I'd heard about Vincent's prior impressive results, but his Grenke win is a pleasant surprise to me :) He's a bit of a late bloomer in comparison with Karjakin and Carlsen :D, but it doesn't diminish his championship potential.

[@mauallen4234]

Impressive kid. Great job.

[@bgkiza70]

Svaka cast mali je cudo

[@darthvaderdarthvader-op5ec]

goosebumps!

[@theronerdithas2944]

Uhh why can't i see the channel? When i click on the channel name next to the logo it just says an error occurred please try again.

[@edmunddantes5657]

Wunderbar ,Jung Mann!

[@kasparov937]

Greatest performance ever by a 13yr old? Holy Crap, 8/9 with a field of 49 GM's! That has to be a record.! Fischer who? Bobby never achieved anything like this at 13.

[@mouahidmaghribi7754]

great cause i guess you ll talk about great chess prodigy thnx!!!

[@INTJIsland]

We can stop searching now; it's time for a movie "Finding Bobby Fischer." Amazing. To go through and beat 3 GM's to finish of the tournament at that young age, all I can say is Wow! I am already eager to see how he does in the super tournament next year against the big boys.

[@Legalockmusic]

Who is here one year after because of watching Vincent in Grenke chess playing these days 😁

[@nevendragovic2085]

Kakva mirnoća... strpljenje... staloženost... promišljenost... hladnokrvnost... ovaj mali će biti *dominator* ... voleo bih da mi na Balkanu imamo nekog Keymera... to je jedan od retkih sportova gde nas nema na najvišem nivou....

[@bhavsarkrutarth4459]

Please showing a kimg gambit accepted orsini variation game

[@NotElusivePanda]

I’m new to this. What does that Peter Leko quote mean?

[@da96103]

It means that Keymer's result is really extraordinary. A result of 7 wins and 2 draws out of 9 games which include 5 Grandmaster opponents is really impressive, even for Magnus' standards.

[@NotElusivePanda]

da96103 I see thank you

[@malaymevada9183]

What's your rating

[@Badbentham]

And at the last round of the German Bundesliga (with Keymer) I watched, I still joked about how people can call their children "the Winner" ... - Ah, well. It seems to work. ;) Kidding aside, the last four rounds were a truly sick run, maybe with that tiny bit luck that is needed, e.g. when it comes to pairings: - Buhmann is at least beatable at times; and Richard going all-in-to-must-win , but then missing the correct sacrifice in a complicated position. Congrats!

[@nordlead2302]

WOW...!!!

[@NotElusivePanda]

I seen you’ve been working out. That big brain of yours.

[@lw216316]

So does his rating now go up from the 2400 level to 2700 level ? Forgive me if this is a silly question - I don't know how the rating system works.

[@kangsoonlim779]

After... Bg4 why can't white play Qe8+ followed by Qxa4 protecting the a1 square?

[@oslang1]

After Ka8 why not Re1-f1 to triple up on the f file then sacrifice the q on f8?

[@sahilsharma2952]

Why not exd5 at 6:54?

[@MEME-qe4ze]

the young Fischer!

[@derekwitt9751]

why no Vassily Ivanchuk in these passed couple tournaments? I'm having some Vassily Ivanchuk withdraws lol

[@jjgoldstein7]

Vincent Keymer, master of the Thriple Attack!

[@anupbural8666]

wow wow..... (infinite).......congrats keymer

[@denizakin5645]

I thought you had mentioned the tricky line in the queens gambit already, I was right

[@JT-ic9mp]

I don't know how ratings work, but after beating all those players will his rating jump up a lot now?

[@sergiosergio8927]

Na4 like a boss!!!

[@coosoorlog]

that boy's a real keymer

[@jojojojobojijijijijij559]

Nice

[@Cupidd52]

A dream tournament for the kid. But with the king running across the board white should have opened lines. Instead he was happy with 3 pawns which looked nice but were 2 far back to be any threat. As a result black had an extra piece and all the initiative . Very surprising for a 2700 especially Rapport who's an aggressive player. n Nerves in the big tourney!

[@GordoGambler]

Is this better than the sack of Rome by Judit Polgar??

[@memorylane7068]

At 11:01, what is wrong with Rook to E1 to stop the check?

[@janwiniarczyk6953]

Qf2 loose a rook

[@Narrowcros]

He had three pawns for the Bishop, around the 6 minute mark. At that time Report wasn't even down material.

[@russianbear7832]

Not to brag, but I once blundered a rook and a queen on the same square.

[@user-me4dl2ti4f]

And this week at the tournament, he won a game vs the big boys