All of Kramnik's REPORTS. A Tribute

"In the world of chess streaming, Vladimir Kramnik's presence was a beacon of brilliance. Though his streaming career, streaming 'Titled Tuesdays,' has come to an end due to unfortunate circumstances, let us remember that it's not the end that defines his legacy, but the unforgettable moments he gifted us along the way. Join us in this heartfelt tribute as we compile his peak moments, celebrating his mastery and passion for the game. #chess #vladimirkramnik #cheating #grandmaster #magnuscarlsen
Beyond his streaming prowess, Kramnik has been a relentless advocate in the fight against cheating in chess. Despite challenges, he has stood firm, and for that, we owe him our gratitude. Let's continue to support him in this crucial endeavor, recognizing the importance of fair play in our beloved game.
Thank you, Vladimir Kramnik, for your unwavering dedication. Your contributions to chess, both on and off the board, will always be remembered and cherished."
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Chapters:
00:00 Little too strong
00:54 Let's do the procedure
02:34 Who is this genius?
03:43 No shame
06:02 No doubt about this player
06:24 d4, what a move
08:25 Everything is clear
10:47 Good start
11:47 Everyone plays +90

[@IMJonasPrado]

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[@optimalbrand]

This guy's composure and accent makes me think of a mafia boss. I would legit be concerned if he believed I had cheated him lmao

[@compromisedssh]

The comments section from this channel for the past few weeks: "You may be right about that guy. You most likely are. You should move on though. Online cheating is a fact of modern chess. You're approaching Kramnick-level obsession and that's not healthy." This channel's response-- look at my hero: V Kramnick. Legend.

[@joshbrouse105]

Kramnick has lost his damn mind

[@The_Shrike]

You two deserve each other

[@raylopez99]

Jonas Prado and Vladimir Kramnik fighting for fair chess (in their own ways). Tho I disagree with GM Kramnik's method, as he is not as conservative as IM Prado, since Kramnik looks at individual moves rather than the entire game, I support the overall goal of what Kramnik is doing.

[@IMJonasPrado]

Also keep in mind that he is live on stream while I have time to calm myself and record the videos. Anyways I am sure he is not right 100% of the times but for sure more than 50% However I would stop this topic for a while, I should focus on my duties. Anyways I thought that vlad deserved a tribute!

[@raylopez99]

@@IMJonasPrado Good point. I will say one thing: watching your videos actually saved me money. I *used* to donate to LiChess but when they put some pressure on you, when you pointed out an obvious cheater, that was it for me. No more money for them. When they back off and they are good with you, I will donate again. It's small beer for them, but I won't give a peso to a org that does not take a hard line on cheaters. One reason BTW I don't use PayPal much either (they almost always side on the side of scammers, not scam victims, is what the internet says).

[@IMJonasPrado]

@@raylopez99I used to be a donor too. However they dissapointed me. Even when they guy was banned I didn't received a single message from any of them. Anyways it's better to focus on the good things about them. They help you to get students, the lichess studies are great and the playing zone is very fast. Yeah I agree that PayPal have their issues especially huge fees if you receive money from abroad. I hope I can be back speaking about the cheating issue soon. I suspect that a lot of people are cheating however I am not 100% of any, only 85% or so so if I ever make a video again about the topic it would be about someome that is 100% cheater like the ziromonody Guy:)

[@raylopez99]

@@IMJonasPrado Agree. I like competition since having only one site is not good. But with the rise of popularity of chess I also feel they don't need my money. From what I understand LiChess has one or more very rich patrons so I doubt they will go bankrupt even if a lot of small fry like myself stop donating. As for students, FYI i went from 1800 or so on LiChess to 2100 (peak) by hiring a chess master (outside the USA) and taking lessons live (I lived outside the US for a number of years). It was very helpful and not too expensive either. Studying books and playing your PC is great but even better for me is a human. Bye and best of luck.

[@eternalshadow3718]

This kind of videos are pretty funny 😂

[@chessophiler]

6:49 K says d4 wouldn't cross his mind. C'mon, it threatens Nt fork on e2 if Qd4. I'm sure a super GM would not miss that.

[@paulpena5040]

No that fork is easy his point is the clearance of the d5 square for the knight is "too hard to see" so that cxd4 is met by Nd5 winning the knight. (Nh3+ won't work due to Kg2 defending the knight) and Nxd4 leaves f2 weak after nh3+ rxf2+ (which I assume happened in the game). It's a nice move but hardly a "computer only move" K is just tilting.

[@MentalPawn]

the opponent was a ukrainian kid not GM joker..

[@lev1-uk3dy]

Very bad atitude by mr kramnik. I also play many blitz games in chess com, im not as strong as kramniks calibre of players but i can say im also playing at a decently competitive level for begginer levels. Now my chess com blitz rating is usually around 2300 and some of my opponents are titled players and sadly this happens to me very often which sickens me. I got falsely accused or get blocked by them, all of the sudden when there is no reason, no abusive language etc. This happened to me many times just because i beat them with using my brain, but it is impossible to convince these people to think that i did not used any engine as their ego is little too big for accepting the reality. I never used engines or computer chess asistance to beat my opponents in my life and i have been playing online chess more than 10 years. So if you have no solid evidance or proof that your opponent has used engine just please dont immediately attack and report and block them, thats a horrible attitude. For some, when you lose you are an idiot, but when you win you are a cheater and this atitude makes me sick and very angry. Because of people like this i dont enjoy playing online blitz anymore as much as i use to.

[@goodnessabiamuwe4024]

😂😂😂

[@brunovinicius4351]

Crymnik

[@IMJonasPrado]

Please, do not disrespect 14th world champion Vladimir Kramnik. He has done more for chess than any of us, and his chess was always a great inspiration for me. I've studied his games myself since manila 1992, and it is a huge pleasure. I recommend you to do the same, more productive than disrespecting him.

[@nixlas4875]

He's a slug both in and out of chess hahahaha