Carlsen's favourite strategy | Magnus Carlsen vs M Tabatabaei | Julius Baer Generations Cup 2023

GM Daniel King demonstrates Magnus Carlsen vs M Tabatabaei from the Julius Baer Generations Cup 2023. Support on Patreon: 🔥 / powerplaychess ►Support via PayPal: www.paypal.com/paypalme/Power...
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[@PowerPlayChess]

Here are the two games I mentioned in the video. Compare the pawn structures! Carlsen - Vitiugov kzbin.info/www/bejne/rZWWZqCCo5yeoqc Carlsen - Ding kzbin.info/www/bejne/joXCnqCspcaUf5I

[@rtt1961]

Danny, you always have the best analysis.

[@LateCloser]

It's amazing how frequently he gets strong grandmasters into such strategical binds. I always feel like his contemporaries appear to be studying openings while Magnus is studying the game. It's an exaggeration, of course, but he just seems to make it look like he gets his opponents in to positions they don't understand. Thanks for the lesson!

[@paulgoogol2652]

Beginners deal with the same issues. I think that's the most outstanding thing in this game. How many times did you face such and annoying pin amd had to weaken the structure for better or much worse?

[@HunterBelkiran]

Watching Magnus play is such a pleasure.. as is watching GM King analyze his games. I'm always reminded that Carlsen won't be playing chess forever.. amazing we live during the time of his prime.

[@rickdynes]

There is ZERO replacing the insight/expertise of a Grandmaster.

[@diamondhyena5631]

Plenty of IMs and FMs that are better coaches than some GMs

[@human7491]

Alpha ZERO

[@DarkSkay]

Few have the talent to explain like Daniel King. High yield ELO mine right here ;)

[@Narrowcros]

Please tell that to those agadmator beginner fans lol

[@sashirmunoz3780]

@@diamondhyena5631 like who? lol

[@kaldrazadrim]

I like that Nf1 move. I learned something today

[@DG-ss2zd]

Thanks - makes it look so easy!

[@rasimofeliya421]

Usually if black commits to h6 and g5, then black usually plays Nh5-f4 and get an octopus knight. I wonder if that was possible in this game.

[@horvathliviu2101]

Thanks for your coverage!

[@alvinrodney6229]

Congratulations on reaching 100k subscribers, GM King🎉 was away and just noticed

[@kashyapvyas3412]

Thank you sir ❤🎉love from India

[@phiggins54]

Instructive high quality exposition! Daniel King the chess pedagogue! Thanks!

[@user-mv2nv6rd9b]

Thank you Daniel!!

[@DevilEgg_1]

Brilliant video and astonishing analysis. Thank you

[@africanbackpacker]

Fantastic analysis. Thank you Daniel

[@Ajedrez_90]

Outstanding video, even for your very high standards! Great eyeblink at 7:49, and I am always a big fan of the german chess sayings "Springer am Rand bringt Kummer und Schand" Vielen Dank!

[@joseraulcapablanca8564]

Thanks Daniel

[@radudanut1382]

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[@kaldrazadrim]

Nice one Daniel. How does he make it look so easy???

[@benconover72]

Eggsellent Chermin pronunciation ! Nice game.

[@lenz6293]

Very instructive how to play against h6- g5. Even stronger after white gets an open f- file. Thanks Danny. Your videos are allways very much appreciated.

[@comic4relief]

Daniel seems in good spirits.

[@paulgoogol2652]

H6 and g5 shouldn't be a big deal for black IF he isn't castled kingside. The problem was that a6 and b5 were played on the other side in classical fashion. I mean Carlsen makes the Berlin defense shine more than it probably should because it is more solid. I got goosebumps when I saw black castle. Nh4 was a classy move though and not too difficult to understand to get that pony where it belongs and gives black a hard time.

[@landilevanaj3499]

Pretty good good by Carlsen, keep going champion

[@paulgreen7906]

Well thanks for excellent analysis and insight into Magnus's strategy. Being a 2000 rated 50 something I am now off to employ in my games and make my inevitable rise to super GM hehehe

[@arkadiuszjandylewski152]

Queen e7 was a big mistake, Stockfish recommends Knight a5 instead. 4:55

[@TessaTestarossa]

Herka. Of course, the English language has vastly larger vocabulary than lil' ol' Czech, but every once in a while I catch a moment where I think "Dang, I wish they had this word we have." Herka, a feeble or sickly horse, unfit for work due to age, having been overworked for a long time and/or malnourishment. Wiktionary actually suggests English does loan the word, but I suppose it's not commonly known/used in English. From the videos I have watched on this channel, I have "herka" especially connected to the Grünfeld, where black has repeatedly been made to regret their placing a knight on a5. I believe there was a Carlsen - Giri game like that some time ago. Thank you for the video. =) EDIT: Also, the internet suggests it comes from German word "göre." Thought it might be worth pointing out given your knowledge of that language.

[@Jaylooker]

Inducing weakness that require care makes it much more harder for the opponent play correctly.

[@RoyGazoff]

Daniel the best

[@GutsyClumsy07]

THE GOAT

[@royprovins7037]

Guess he should have planted h6 to prevent the bishop move

[@xNOTMYREALNAMEx]

Daniel, are you German by origin or did you learn German as a second language? love your videos!

[@lemontiger7189]

His german pronunciation is splendid

[@osgubben]

Daniel König has played in the Bundesliga, I guess he learned a lot there.

[@osgubben]

No Ding(ing) please!

[@oliverangermuller9827]

Your channel should be required watching. In the European Team Championship some days ago Gretarsson lost nearly with the same variation to Carlsen.

[@skakdosmer]

I too can play like Carlsen! For the first four, maybe even five moves! The "easy" strategy looks anything but easy to me. Simply because I don't really understand it.

[@paulgoogol2652]

He just installs a painful pin that has to be dealt with by destroying your own structure. Playing h6 and g5 is so weakening that white often may sacrifize the knight on g5 just to keep the pin going when the other king is stuck behind it.

[@markphc99]

Nf1 ? .... oh Yes! ,now where did I leave my packet of Gold Stars?

[@michaelf8221]

Knights on the rim are what now? xD

[@WorldOfDeepThought]

Springer am Rande bringt Kummer und Schande.

[@EdMcF1]

Black has a Welsh flag.

[@PowerPlayChess]

Just another software glitch.

[@EdMcF1]

@@PowerPlayChess Might have been that country's best ever player.

[@davidblue819]

Black's knights were both bad throughout the game.

[@jorggrutzmacher7415]

If Tabatabei is from Wales - then I am from belgium. Have a think... cheers. Just kidding ;)