Aronian-Carlsen

[@mishshoghlak4005]

Man! That's our world Champion!

[@mehdimehdikhani5899]

Who else is binge watching all these old videos? I love the fact crowd was allowed to gather around players.

[@BattleFieldGalaxy]

7:17 "man"

[@michuk007]

Aronian - "Man" 7:18. That's what it is like to endure the Magnus Carlsen experience over the chess board.

[@JBades6310]

hahaha at the end "man"

[@harshavardhanj2970]

You look like van foreest

[@Mainswitch55]

Thank you very much for your exponation!!! And i wish you the best for your games!

[@alfeinstein4168]

At 0:56 Remember kids, never pick your nose in public, also at 3:47 try not to castle kingside when your opponent has most of his pieces aimed that way, at 6:06 how a grandmaster reacts to an unexpected move.

[@nicocola1]

@pyangga Yes, Carlsen touches, but also says "J'adoube", which gives him the right to replace the misplaced piece without having to necessarily play it.

[@Rboysblaster]

@craik62 yes, and you have to hit the piece of your opponent if you touch it, except if you cannot make a legal move doing that

[@wiselonewolfkol512]

WOW.took less than a second for carlsen to take advantage of the weakened king side at 4:48.what an amazing mind

[@Alberturkey54]

WiseLoneWolf kol YES!!

[@Bleh67420]

Exactly what I thought. Didn't hesitate either. Just knew how important it would later on after exchanges. His brilliancy is astonishing.

[@Rtoizzae]

As you see from 6:32 on, there was a pawn guarding it, but it's hidden behind the king at this camera angle.

[@mirabilo]

0:55 deep mining.

[@АлександрЧепуряев-м6ф]

ye and deep throat...

[@alisdamirov6961]

Ahahaha xD

[@josephdraper6971]

He was callling someone

[@CaraBrimleyRules]

It depends on the position, But this is blitz chess, maybe only 3,4,5 moves deep. In a normal time control a lot longer in some positions, 10 moves or more for some variations.

[@vaynardBG]

cannot be unseen!

[@raymondharrison1891]

2:30 why carlsen didnt take on g2??

[@mrsea5697]

Im not sure

[@brandon1017]

@jepoycvallestero that's what I didn't understand, that would of put Aronians queen and rook under pressure

[@jokimda]

Difficult to follow the game in this side view

[@BrilliantPureGold]

jonh dar right

[@Franz_Donnermann]

Levon ... One of the 2 nemesis that carlsen has.

[@andreashoppe1969]

How do you think does the presence of such a big crowd influence the performance of certain professional chess players? I am just wondering. I myself, if I was one of the chess players I would be very nervous. But maybe they are able to just ignore it and play as if they aren't even there? Thanks

[@Aeryah2431]

if you look at some moment, Aronian put in his ear plugs, i think it depend of the person

[@LordPrutsikas]

It depends on the nationality. Southern folk won't be influenced so easily because they're familiar with playing when other people are around whereas northern folk can be easily distracted because they generally play chess and train alone in front of their computer and also tend to masturbate a lot when they lose

[@ryanjavierortega8513]

You're aware of the way Fischer felt on the matter you raised, right? He refused to play if the lighting was 'wrong.'

[@bjapan96]

@Johnathan Matthew how do i go about studying? i am trying my hardest to master ruy lopez and queens gambit, but idk which defense to learn, i have no clue what i am doing while studying other than repeating the moves the book says like 50 times

[@isaccnewton432]

2:30 why carlsen don't take a pawn on g2 with Bb7?

[@AngeloDark96]

+Isacc Newton Probably for the complications after Rg1 0-0-0 and doubling rooks in front of the black king

[@tmpqtyutmpqty4733]

+Isacc Newton A trap

[@wreynolds1995]

With the Knight? When his Queen was being attacked?

[@monvrainom6433]

what does Carlsen say at 0:50 ?

[@Nonchalant-xxx]

he says I love you

[@evanderfrey736]

I know this is 3 years late, but he says jadoube which means adjust. That way aronian knows he isnt going to move that piece he is just fixing it.

[@gamalielsetiaji7887]

Wacut

[@Rtoizzae]

At 6:17 there is a pawn on f2. How else is he playing f2-f4 at 6.36 to kick the queen?

[@greaseizdaword]

@ java leru, the rook is on E3 and protected by the pawn on F2. I don't think the highest rated chess player on the planet would miss something like that.

[@80destry]

I don't have an ELO rating yet. But i will have it in time... Now i focus on just improving my middle game and the end game. I'm playing chess like from when i was only 4 years old ... So you can say that i have never gave up from chess... I just did not want to go to tournaments... But now its a different story. So we will see where will i stand in a year or two :).

[@craik62]

isnt there a rule that you have to move the piece that you touches?

[@koolltrini4]

OK somebody plz explain to me what happened at the end because they could of kept playing?

[@1Deejay7]

How many moves do these gm's usually think ahead b4 moving ?

[@saru7292]

That rook is protected by the f-pawn.. The king blocks the pawn exactly but you can see it being moved f2-f4 to attack the queen at 6:37. But agreed, blitz is wild!

[@johnathanmatthew1388]

So don't quit, u'r doing it the right way. Focus on tatics and endgames. To be honest I have kind of poor positional play and I'm almost 2200, so u can see that tatics and endgames matter the most. What is, approximately, ur strenght? And what are u reading now? I could help u in the books u should read if you want to...

[@emilianohernandez2000]

Why Aronian didn't play a3 threating the bishop?

[@Benex1997]

Why didn´t Carlsen play Qxe3 at 6:35? I think he is a rook up after this. And after Bxh7+ Kh8 Qh5+ Kg8 Rf6 he do not have to take, which is also possible and could play d6 and he would be a rook and bishop up!

[@YogeshwaranSomasundaram]

its not guarded by a pawn as you can see, his queen takes the bishop which attacks the king. 6:58

[@BujoySeth]

I was waiting for Magnus to stand up, walk across the hall while waiting for Aronian to make his move.

[@doogkeaps6362]

What's wrong with Bxg2 at 2:28

[@donpatonom9756]

opening the g file on black's king -

[@JJony123]

they should put a camera right above the chess board so we can see the pieces better

[@habbo159]

he is a perfectionist

[@foxtale5025]

magnus won right? because the time whas up for aronian

[@PakiEagle1]

and how?

[@MrTigresex]

@idamia thanks

[@surohovhannisyan3895]

hwo win??????????????

[@raiderrocker18]

@MDSP777 he would lose his queen. aronians queen was in the same diagonal as carlsen's knight and queen

[@kkarra99]

I love Aronian so much. He' seems like such a cool guy

[@phoneixinfo3846]

Who won

[@Indespetz]

why Aronian has a confidence in queen gambit?

[@pPa4angAa]

Does anyone of you know the name or the brand of the chessboard?

[@dhruvilpurani4806]

pPa4angAa Its Staunton Chess Set. Its Official Chessboard used in Official matches and tournaments. Its also a DGT i.e. Digitial board.

[@herbert264]

@padperson I mean, every club player is capable of understanding

[@AshishXiangyiKumar]

Not at all, the position was relatively balanced and slightly better for white when Aronian blundered at the end. As much as I like Carlsen some objectivity is needed.

[@PakiEagle1]

who won?

[@pineapplepeanuts]

I noticed that but didn't think it would be mocking. Is Carlsen that type of player? I figured it was him actually having to use his brain a little bit against the guy closest to him in ranking.

[@michael2305]

when i play poker i end up holding my head very often as well ... it's simply because it releases some pressure off your back and neck, simply helps relaxing a bit = more energy for thinking ;)

[@michaelgmeiner7449]

Kinda surprised Aronian let that happen

[@clarkgrissom3918]

Bxh7? Was that just a spite check or was there some idea which he then saw wasn't working?

[@AgustinGiannastasio]

Clark Grissom Aronian was already lost in that position (a full Rook down). With that move he's trying to find some complications (a common strategy when you're down) but he realizes immediately that has nothing there and then he resigned.

[@80destry]

That i`m playing the game and that i`m enjoying every bit of it. Every bit of my training is filled with joy that i can play chess and every day i`m getting better and better. Chess is not about rating dude... If you think that it is you wont get far ;).

[@hatrang1804]

so good

[@lafanta52]

wow very good match

[@syafiqhere2rule]

The best chess players in the world do not think about just the next move. They already had the next 10 moves in mind. Just one piece of advice, stay sharp and be observant. =3

[@mmmmmkay1654]

Aronian's arm blocks seeing his Queen at d1, but if Carlsen took the rook on e3, he'd have lost his own Queen via Qxh5. What I don't understand is why he didn't snatch that same rook at 6:24 with Qxe3...but hey, blitz is wild.

[@Benex1997]

Oh thanks! I overlooked it and i didn´t realised that there was a pawn:-)

[@javaleru4880]

min 6:32 is it not possible he missed out taking the rock on e4?

[@lumberjack988]

For those who don't know, Aronian won this tournament despite this loss

[@AustenJenius23]

What specific model is this chess set?

[@Apoic123]

How is Aronian overshadowed by Carlsen, this guy is the beast.

[@joemag22]

I am only after starting to play chess.....how did Carlsen win here??

[@SupMehdiWins]

Can some one explain me why the game is finshed even the king isn't captured.

[@yiuqwfj]

7:08 LOL

[@zooMZooMlikeATyphOOn]

memorize every move the 2800 computers make 20 turns deep in every variation imo. and then youll learn why it made move 5 when you know every variation 15 moves later and you see the outcome.

[@Inkachess]

Aplausos espontáneos

[@NGEternal]

What chess board are they using?

[@johnathanmatthew1388]

Well I don't play in chess.com for a long time, there was a user in youtube who asked me if I could play him and I also told him that I didn't use chess(dot)com anymore because of correspondence chess problems that that site has. For now I only play in chesscube and correspondence chess in ICCF. Do u play correspondence chess?

[@ItsAlwaysRedLFC]

Wow i was able to predict a couple of carlsen's moves woo!!

[@Ben-wd2sn]

@Mon Vrainom Adjusting, or juster in norwegian

[@AndelousGH3]

why the heck always there's old dudes in back??

[@notnavonnam]

6:17 why not carlsens queen takes rook? its unpretected for several moves!

[@mrsea5697]

If white queen take rook, the next move will Nxf6 check, gxf6, Qh5, white can't prevent mate in 1. Qxh7 mate.

[@KraigieAdare]

So was white Chaeck-mated or did he resign? Im dense and dont know about chess.

[@Pinkybum]

I feel like Aronian should have set up his pawns on the white squares as he had the black squared bishop. So instead of h3 he should have played f3 which would have done the same job.

[@Alberturkey54]

Pinkybum P But f3 followed by Bc5 blocks the short castle.

[@karffiol]

@idamia thanks Good Guy Grag

[@simplyjessie1000]

I think after 22. ... Qe7 instead of f5 23. Qf3 is much better move plus better position for white.

[@Mainswitch55]

5:50 Why didn´t Carlson take the rook on e3... I´m not that good yet, so i hope someone can answer my question, kind regards to all chess friends!

[@mrsea5697]

If he take the rook, white queen will capture the black queen.

[@Mainswitch55]

@@mrsea5697 Becomes more obvious after 8 yrs and the fact that Aronian was hiding his queens diagonal with his left arm of course...

[@mrsea5697]

@@Mainswitch55 yea sorry for late reply

[@Mainswitch55]

@@mrsea5697 na thats ok, i realised better late then never :-) kind regards!

[@IamMrDelight]

Why did he sacrifice his bishop at the end?

[@siamakemam]

To force Qxg2 and then comes Qxe3 = game over in blitz. Magnus is a pawn and a rock up, its no way he could lose this after Aronians blunder (Qe2) He should have moved his rock down. 25. Re2 and then it would a draw..

[@rbax67]

I think he was talking about aronian's bishop...

[@IamMrDelight]

rbax67 lol After one whole year, I can't even remember XD

[@IamMrDelight]

rbax67 Re-watching the video again though, i think I was indeed talking about Aronian. Basically the last move

[@rbax67]

:p

[@Safouan-yr6ir]

Who has won?

[@gabrielgg3232]

haha

[@johnathanmatthew1388]

Ok, it's a good idea to ask me cuz I'm nearly ur age. I guess u'r 16 or so and I'm 15 so I'm going to be totally honest with you. First of all I need u to tell me what's approximatelly ur strenght, are u between 1600s, 1700s?

[@Fitnam_]

I can't understand what happens at the final part. Who won?

[@AgustinGiannastasio]

Fitnam Carlsen won. Aronian blundered and lost a full Rook. He resigned.

[@TommyMarkGunn]

Levon, not Levron.

[@Brewsto]

Aronian was down a lot of material, time and his position at the end is very passive.

[@jojisaiga2189]

0:55 dirty old man LMAO...the brown vest...

[@WhosFriedChickenIsit]

ikr! that was so nasty.

[@sarbasov]

They began to think quite early, in the opening stage,

[@bayb2047]

0:33 the guy in the background gave a signal to not to make that move

[@ScosilVIDEOS]

Who the freak won?

[@MDSP777]

why didn't Carlsen just grab the rook at 5:50?

[@mrsea5697]

Then he will lose his queen in the next move

[@huseyinkilic6724]

şuraya birşeyler yazayımda ne dedi diye merak ederler belki

[@mammadli114]

Allah səni güldürsün qardaşım😂😂😂

[@Shadowboost]

I do it for both, actually. Easier to focus out the environment and focus

[@ugddnvsgj]

how are the winner? i'm noob

[@InfiniteUniverse88]

The first time Magnus played Karpov, he won. The first time he played Kasporov, he could have won, but got nervous, and drew instead. It's surprising he's not dominating more than he is. He could better, but so far it seems as though he peaked.

[@goimpyt]

This aged well :)

[@grodarh]

30 минут мало для раскрытия потенциала игроков, получаются поверхностные партии без сложных комбинаций

[@dimitrioschatzis6186]

genious!

[@damengambid]

J'adoube !

[@KchessK]

Magnus Carlsen on 0:51 he is like: "No, no, no little pawn, you should be right here in the center of the square, just like the others, ok?" lol

[@jpedrosouza-w3c]

Stalemate ?

[@jayeshkumarsundaram1012]

+João Pedro Mendonça it is win for carlsen