Aronian - Radjabov (World Blitz Championship 2010)

Aronian - Radjabov, Round 20 (World Blitz Championship 2010)
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[@naitik6154]

Who is watching this after there is going to be another match of radja and aronian in chess airthings masters finals.

[@cecillemariejabalde8463]

me hehe

[@Pacalolo04]

When he is in the mood to play, Radjabov is unbeatable.

[@user-wy7ip8fg9e]

Bravo Radjabov

[@Validaty]

Halal olsun Racabov!

[@raminmirzai3212]

Azerbayjan racabov number one in the world. Azerbayjan chess school very famous and powerful in the world.

[@Plainsimple67]

BUT HE DIDN'T WIN, IT WAS A DRAW.😉

[@rasuljafarli3912]

@@Plainsimple67 He won

[@jkunionltuva3447]

@@rasuljafarli3912 he didnt)

[@alirzataghizadeh1315]

@@jkunionltuva3447 he won r u blind?

[@terlanabdullayev5001]

heri....Teymur Recebov

[@Jackdaw100]

Excellent camera work, so nice for a change.

[@Ronbo710]

Love to see Radja win !! When he discusses a postmortem it is so fast you cant believe it. AWESOME devotion to CHESS!!!

[@Thegamer-yp7qq]

Radjabov why he is the champion? every game I see here win the game

[@farizqurban94fq]

Hahaha right 😂

[@mitchellhodgemeyer]

@wallstreetatheist The pieces and board are made by DGT, a company based in the Netherlands that produces chess clocks and electronic boards (which can "sense" which pieces are on which squares, and relay this information to a computer). This is the standard equipment used at almost all top-level chess tournaments. I think DGT calls this particular set of pieces the "Timeless" style.

[@Ronbo710]

GREAT to see Radjabov win!! It would be nice to see him join the 2800 Club :).

[@RODRIGOCELEBRONI]

You`re right. Thanks!

[@knightak6054]

they both are good and famous in chess world but Radjabov is better for sure

[@TheAmanov]

What happened in 4:06 that both players are somehow angry? I guess there is a disturbing noise in the hall

[@koolltrini4]

Trying to figure out the openings, did Aronian open with the Queens Gambit or am I wrong? Not sure what Radjabov opened with.

[@kutkinderen]

In that case i must give you right, many Armenians loved Baku but unfortunately politics ruined everything

[@nich3683]

6:09 there appears to be a tile saw or SAWZ-ALL running?

[@luckystrke]

@wallstreetatheist I have the same question. Did you find out what chess set it was?

[@aaronswank]

im new to watching blitz...can someone tell me why time was being added to the clock? and some other basic rules?

[@Andreew656]

beautiful game

[@orxanslt]

eshq olsun

[@Mark24Project]

what pieces are they using ?

[@ChefHesen]

Bravo Recebov Teymur

[@AustenJenius23]

What specific model is this chess set?

[@santishorts]

It's called an increment, the increment here was 1 or 2 seconds added instantly after each move made, to the player who made the move. That's about it, it's just chess, only a lot faster.

[@oyunprosu4761]

biz hemise aciq doyusde qelebe calmisiq

[@MrAkansu]

wow radjabov)

[@MrDimakoles]

greate chess. thanks for video!

[@y.o__you__tubey.o__you__tu300]

Bravooo Teymur Radjabov 💪

[@ChefHesen]

🇦🇿Teymur Recebov🇦🇿👏

[@MrRazorblade999]

How come Azerbaijan has so many great chess players?

[@jamilshekinski]

Because we have one of the best chess schools in the world.

[@kenobiben9802]

Russia effect

[@user-yw6yv1xx9f]

@@kenobiben9802 soviet effect*

[@snehilmalav6262]

He is the king ❤️ RADJA OP

[@Sttonkeoj]

2 second bonus, faster you make decision and move gives you extra time on the clock

[@Elikmgu]

bravo Tima!)

[@kamranm.8984]

Radjabov is heart❤

[@00MeriendaCena00]

Why not Bxh3 at 7:19?

[@stephenkingrules1]

@ICarnag3I It's a Fianchetto variation of the King's Indian...

[@svisves]

Very nice technique; after Bc8 the b6 pawn is taboo!

[@omachiyogi]

Synchronised sleeve-pull at 7:10. :D

[@tomyman]

yes but they usually resign some seconds before

[@Ojalalluevapronto]

Yes but in that case the rook go to the b attacking the b pawn, that's give some activity to white

[@arcamo24]

radioactivity?

[@svisves]

@Zakdayak Yes; if Rb6, then re6 pins the white bishop! Ra6 is not possible and Rb8 is met by rc6 winning the bishop and guarding black's.

[@antifascistas68]

whats that noise?!

[@valentijnraw]

radjabov looks a bit like kramnik without his glasses

[@smoky281]

nice ending

[@Ronbo710]

I wish Kasparov would have worked with Radja - his countryman. So sad his attitude after losing to him in that one game.

[@Coorweiser]

Is it useall that players run out of time?

[@InSpadez]

Looks like a Staunton set.

[@adamsmith4781]

Ehsen

[@gustavoandresnieto]

6.47 why no Tb3xTb1

[@MrRazorblade999]

Yes, I know, but that's not an answer to my question :)

[@ruipazitocampos4509]

levou muita porrada o aronian nesse campeonato de blitz, mas o cara joga muito....

[@agile1111]

This is what I was looking at also. If fxe3 then Qxe3+ picks up the rook on c1 gaining a pawn.

[@toxenory]

White plays 30. Qd8+ Be8 (Forced)31.fe Qxe3+ 32.Kh2 Qxc1 33.Qxe8+ +- (White up a piece)

[@WafflesAreDelicious]

6:35 isn't Bc3 better for Radjabov than Qxc4?

[@bedirhankislgsf2843]

Bc3 after Qc2 and white is better

[@tennisblood]

The end could have been spectacular hadn't Aronian resigned, e.g White plays: h7, Black: g1Q, White: h8Q, Black: Qb1 X checkmate. As soon as Aronian saw it he resigned...

[@marcweeks9178]

tennisblood A year late, I know, but I needed to correct you. When Black plays Qb1+, White plays Qb2; therefore, no checkmate. However, after Qxb2 Kxb2, black just has too many pawns.

[@tennisblood]

Marc Weeks Thanks, but you're wrong, no Qb2 for white as their is a white pawn on e5! And here is your Ahaaaaaaaaa moment! Got it?

[@marcweeks9178]

tennisblood You're right. I'm wrong. Thanks.

[@kamarajv4596]

Y not radjabov cut the soldier at 3:20 instead he make that move on 5:36

[@Lyduf]

@TheXmen277 lol he won that Blitz championship

[@phoneix1987]

@6:47 Radiabov could have taken the rook on B1, pinning the rook on C1

[@sumant93]

Yes well that is prolly winning too...but isn't it a bit risky in a blitz game to go for a Q R n opposite colored bishop ending even if ur 2 pawns up? Anyway what he played was a surefire way of winning...

[@AustenJenius23]

@luckystrke Sadly, no.

[@happycritic]

when it comes to fast play radjabov is better than aronian i believe...

[@user-hn4vk7em2l]

Тогда Раджабов, похоже, играл лучше.

[@rebelsouljaz]

theres a lot of things i woulda done different and i think would have made for an easier win

[@virtualtravelgallery]

Rajabov bravo

[@johnsasuke1]

7:00 If Te8 x e3?

[@toxenory]

White plays 30. Qd8+ Be8 (Forced)31.fe Qxe3+ 32.Kh2 Qxc1 33.Qxe8+ +- (White up a piece)

[@jonathanandrianavalona5384]

is this the son of karpov?

[@00MeriendaCena00]

No (I think). Bxh3 Bxh3 Rxe5 winning a pawn. And, if Bxh3 Bxg7 Bxh2 and white has not counterplay.

[@chessnut333]

lol nice catch

[@valg321]

bad play all the way for Levon in this game. His other games from this tourny are much, much better

[@Nuvock]

Actually, Aronian lost it.

[@Achab94]

@ICarnag3I it's like an est-indian

[@Kazutadashi]

+New Media Hikaru Nakamura wasn't born in the U.S :P

[@JThrashYT]

Yes he was. Being born on a US military base is considered naturally US born.

[@kutkinderen]

Garry Kasparov was half-Armenian and half-Jewish

[@varh2970]

kutkinderen but he learnt chess in Baku in Azerbaijani chess school))

[@Adam23071978]

@nurlan661 Radjabov

[@nicatquliyev6108]

хери биз

[@jorge1791]

If Rxb1 then Rxb1

[@cratos_777]

🇦🇿🇦🇿🇦🇿💪🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

[@mitchellhodgemeyer]

@luckystrke See my reply to wallstreetathiest below.

[@emilopardo]

Txe3 is bad, white response Qd8+

[@orucrcbli4333]

bizde ermenileri bele eliyeceyik

[@TheXmen277]

aronian isn't a good blitzer :)

[@MrHussainJanahi]

Whomever is using his drill or juice machine or whatever that freaking ugly noise is, should be kicked in the head and then thrown out of that hall. These people have no respect to the beauty of the game and the artists performing on board. Cool game though, really liked it, don't forget its political background too. Thanks for sharing this.

[@ytertyu]

azeri armenian derby ...

[@anarmeherremli5492]

ytertyu Azerbaijan won.