Caruana-Aronian, Candidates 2018: Svidler's Game of the Day

8-time Russian Chess Champion Peter Svidler analyses Fabiano Caruana's game against Levon Aronian from Round 13 of the 2018 Berlin Candidates Tournament. Replay the game on an interactive board: chess24.com/en...
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[@ehsfrac]

Thanks GM Svidler! It's a fantastic service to all chess lovers to get this kind of high level analysis so quickly after the games. Well done!

[@JimJWalker]

You look exhausted Peter (no offense intended). Thank you for your hard work and insight. It is appreciated. Much respect....

[@QED_]

This is actually asking too much of him, IMO. A whole day of live analysis . . . and then this separate, additional video (?) Hope they're paying him enough to make it worthwhile . . . (!)

[@Zonnymaka]

Outstanding video as always, thank you Peter (and Jan)!

[@QED_]

28:11 "From a human perspective . . ." A kind of commentary that didn't exist even 15 years ago . . .

[@alexflo5030]

Very nice, thanks Peter.

[@proflaxis6968]

A beautiful mind which I wud rather see playing there even at the cost of losing his brilliant analyses

[@percybyssheshelly]

Peter might as well be an American or Englishman. He speaks the language so well.

[@javierwesahst2700]

The first minutes are a Spanish game masterclass, about why the pieces belongs to some squares in that kind of structures. Priceless.

[@Maxfr8]

Saint Peter

[@webfatigue]

Aronian, punished!

[@100nacional100]

Which one is Peter's good eye?

[@mehdielabdaoui1955]

He explains too fast, I don't have time to understand anything. It is sad that only grandmaster can understand it :(

[@greenguy2151]

More games analyzed! Liking it. Svidler gives advanced analysis

[@mehdielabdaoui1955]

Akobian game analysis are more understandable.

[@mapifisher]

What is the proud Dad moment? Did I miss it yesterday?

[@DavidWKimber]

Svidler DEF plays Hearthstone. "Greetings travelers..." says it all.

[@carstenterhorst622]

He does,said it in a stream

[@javierwesahst2700]

Also when recently was the World Championship in Amsterdam, he was competing in Wijk aan Zee, and in the resting day, when and did some photos with the players, sharing them on twitter.

[@jadezee6316]

Svidler masterfully demonstrates that the human brain in time controls will never successfully expose the beauty of chess through the complexity of its moves/piece combinations. of course while we still admire the abilities of say Capablanca...Fischer or Kasparov..etc. chess fans understand that even their finest games are not without mistakes and failures of opponents. and perhaps that..is the true beauty of the game.

[@cederalloo6322]

Thanks for the videos, but you say "on the spot" a lot!

[@mishalivshits]

Great analysis, although "large advantage, mistake, threat etc. " sounds a bit funny to me, big would be a more conventional usage :-)

[@adamaustralia4529]

Listening commentary from one of the strongest chess players in the world!!! Pleasure to my ears!!!

[@yassersaber.]

Thank you Svidler for sharing with us your interesting analysis you are the best commentator in chess history!

[@geonerd]

Greetings, Earth Creature! :)

[@bdydavi2644]

How are the tie-breaks decided? How do they work? Ty in advance.

[@rishabmeh32]

Head to head score. if that cant determine, then whoever has more wins.

[@mateusmuller8100]

There are some other tie breaks aswell, but I am not sure if they can possibly take place in this tournment anymore. en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Candidates_Tournament_2018

[@vittoriopaternostro]

Thank you Peter, you are the best

[@korstance]

Great material, thanks Peter!

[@Flying_Chess]

Greetings to you too, traveler

[@SpaceExplorer]

FabiaYES

[@TUPIKARIK]

Fabiano found Ne3-d5 almost instantly during the press-conference.

[@alexflo5030]

Nikita Petrov Levon suggested the move, Fabiano admitted missing it.

[@BenNCM]

Haha!

[@ss239dkdj93]

2:51 called Caruana Sasha :)

[@vadim_podoliack]

No, called Grischuk Sasha, which is Alexandre's hypocorism.

[@swaginthebanklefty]

He was talking about Sasha- Aronian from day before yesterday