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Gukesh D (2732) - Tari, Aryan (2642
Norway Chess (chess24.com) [15] 2023.06.08
A45 Queen's pawn game
1.d4 Nf6 2.Bf4 d5 3.e3 g6 4.Nf3 Bg7 5.Nbd2 O-O 6.c3 b6 7.h4 c5 8.Ne5 Nbd7 9.Be2 h5 10.Nc6 Qe8 11.b4 Ng4 12.O-O e5 13.Bg3 Qe6 14.b5 Bb7 15.c4 Bxc6 16.bxc6 Ndf6 17.e4 Nxe4 18.cxd5 Qxd5 19.Nxe4 Qxe4 20.d5 Nf6 21.Bf3 Qf5 22.d6 e4 23.Be2 Nd5 24.Rc1 Nb4 25.c7 Bd4 26.Qa4 a6 27.d7 b5 28.Bxb5 axb5 29.Qxa8 Qxd7 30.Qxe4 Nxa2 31.Rce1 Bf6 32.Rd1 Bd4 33.Qc2 Qe6 34.Rfe1 Qc4 35.Qxc4 bxc4 36.Bd6 Rc8 37.Bxc5
00:00 Hello Everyone!
Norway Chess is a 10-player round-robin featuring Top 5 stars Magnus Carlsen, Alireza Firouzja and Hikaru Nakamura taking place in Stavanger, Norway from 30 May to 9 June. Each of the 9 rounds consists of a classical game where a win is worth 2 points and a loss 0. If the players draw they play an Armageddon game, where the winner earns 1.5 points and the loser 1 point. No draw offers are allowed before move 30.
The 3+2 blitz opener takes place on Monday 29th and will give the winners the chance to pick their pairing numbers for the main event. The classical time control is 2 hours for all moves, with a 10-second increment per move only after move 40. For Armageddon White (the same player who had White in the classical game) has 10 minutes to Black's 7, with a 1-second increment from move 41. Black wins if the game ends in a draw. A tie for 1st place will be decided by two 3+2 blitz games followed, if necessary, by a 5 vs. 4-minute Armageddon game. Official website: norwaychess.no
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[@WeLiveSports100]

Since you did not mention "It was in this position that Tari resigned the game as there's nothing more to be done" , I'm going to assume that the game is still going on 😂

[@ericrinker2741]

And in this position Aryan Tari refused to lose and there is nothing more to be done.

[@jamescaserta6265]

@@ericrinker2741 Did he sweep the pieces off the board with his arm? Lol.

[@cwaller1151]

Outside of that wonderful Olympiad, I hadn't seen much of Gukesh before this tournament. I'm a fan now for sure! He's now #13 in the World at the age of 17, a feat he shares with Carlsen and Firouzja. He's got fifty weeks to become the first player since Carlsen to make the Top 10 before his 18th birthday.

[@matthewwheeler3192]

Probably more important to him is 11 more rating and overtaking Anand

[@arnavkashyap6762]

​@@matthewwheeler3192ig more would be to win the FIDE Circuit and qualify for Candidates. Btw who was the youngest player to play Candidates?

[@drsomto007]

17? And he and he already has beards?

[@arnavkashyap6762]

@@drsomto007 I think it's common in India dna. At 17 I also had to shave biweekly

[@drsomto007]

@@arnavkashyap6762 wow strong testosterone in India then

[@seiriosnub]

Gukesh against anyone else: 😮‍💨 Gukesh against Norwegians:

[@Titan_R1]

This comment 😂 is gold

[@pineapplesareyummy6352]

Crushing win! The most beautiful position in this game was probably the six pawns staring at each other in the middle of the board :D

[@gardenvariety9957]

And with a white pawn behind of blacks pawns!

[@ChinmayDhake]

The fact that a bishop sacrifice and followed by a queen sacrifice were not even the top highlights of this game tells you how beautiful the game was!!

[@harshaltiwari8510]

Confession: I like your videos before even they start.

[@peterbrown6224]

How many other channel producers run out to pick up their mail in the middle of a broadcast, and nobody minds?

[@allinonetube3387]

Confession: I like girls before they turn 13.

[@i.r.weasel7042]

Awesome game by both players. Hats off to Tari for putting up such a good fight in Gukesh's Brilliancy.

[@Mystical-World]

Wow... Gukesh is new king in making! Brilliant game...

[@deftrascal1626]

the fact that gukesh achieved that position from a PAWN sacrifice is insane. i counted material in the thumbnail fully expecting white to be down a minor piece or more

[@Yazdeen]

That crazy pawn tension: I remember when agadmator covered a Lela and Stockfish match where it happened and it was just as crazy as this one! I remember when agad said (in the lela v stockfish) “Look at this bad boy!”

[@m4y4nk]

Hey can you provide me the link of that video?

[@MrOpen2012]

@@m4y4nk No

[@Yazdeen]

@defiant tomato kzbin.info/www/bejne/aZS2aqePpcRpgtk

[@Yazdeen]

If the link doesn't work (Or you don't trust it), the video is called, "Chess Principles? Anyone?"

[@Yazdeen]

@@m4y4nk kzbin.info/www/bejne/aZS2aqePpcRpgtk

[@BREAKocean]

#suggestion please add more videos to your sorcery collection! The last one was 5 years ago. I loved seeing wildly sharp positions from lesser known gma and ims

[@Nyg5618]

Everyone bullied Tari this entire tournament

[@yashasvitathya]

the appreciation for gukesh in the end won my heart😊😊

[@johnnydoe3603]

Quantum Tunneling with the c and d Pawns. 😅

[@Neelinmact]

😂😂😂😂

[@debchatterjee1768]

We really enjoyed both the dynamic game and your commentary.

[@padmakumarke2063]

extremely glad to see such an impeccable game,fluency in moves matched machine like precision.Gukesh on roll.Hats off

[@Redbirds1100]

I had been playing chess for maybe 37 years I am maybe just a intermediate player. I am so grateful you make such wonderful videos and I really learn a lot.

[@frekcho850]

Tari is really taking a beating again...

[@blackmamba9950]

Yes, you can clearly notice the difference between a 2600 & 2700

[@niagra898]

Excellent analysis 👍👍👍

[@jowbloe4700]

Love the London... with Queen-side Castle. Tal is my *INSPIRATION*

[@josiahmacfarlane4344]

There was an AlphaZero stockfish game that had 3 opposing pawns on each side in the center like that. I think it was those exact squares too

[@KironKabir]

pgn?

[@kellamyoshikage286]

Maybe this isn't the exact game you were thinking of, but this is what I immediately thought of: Stockfish vs Leela Chess Zero TCEC Season 15 Superfinal, Game 61 Trompowsky Attack (A45) 1. d4 Nf6 2. Bg5 Ne4 3. Bf4 c5 4. f3 Qa5+ 5. c3 Nf6 6. d5 Qb6 7. Bc1 d6 8. e4 e6 9. c4 g6 10. Ne2 Bg7 11. Nec3 O-O 12. Be2 Ne8 13. h4 h6 14. g4 Qd8 15. Be3 f5 16. f4 Qe7 17. h5 g5 18. Qd2 e5 19. fxg5 f4 20. Bf2 hxg5 21. Qd3 Nd7 22. Rg1 Bf6 23. Nd2 Qf7 24. O-O-O Bd8 25. Nf3 Kh7 26. Rg2 a6 27. Rdg1 Rg8 28. Qc2 Kh8 29. Kb1 Rb8 30. Ka1 Nef6 31. Nd1 Ba5 32. Nh4 Nf8 33. Bf3 b5 34. Nc3 Qe8 35. Nb1 Rb7 36. Nf5 Bxf5 37. gxf5 N8h7 38. h6 Bb4 39. Qe2 bxc4 40. Be1 Qd8 41. Nc3 Rb8 42. Kb1 Ba3 43. Na4 c3 44. Bxc3 Qd7 45. Qd1 Bb4 46. Ka1 Qb7 47. Qc2 a5 48. Qe2 Qd7 49. Qd1 c4 50. a3 Qb5 51. Qc2 Qe8 52. Be2 Qd7 53. Bf3 Qb5 54. Bd1 Bxc3 55. Nxc3 Qc5 56. Qd2 Qd4 57. Qe1 Qb6 58. Qd2 Rb7 59. a4 Qc5 60. Qe1 Rb4 61. Qd2 Qb6 62. Qc1 Qd4 63. Qc2 Rb3 64. Be2 Rxc3 65. Qxc3 Qxc3 66. bxc3 Nxe4 67. Bf3 Nef6 68. Be2 e4 69. Bxc4 g4 70. Rb2 Ng5 71. Rb6 Nf7 72. Bf1 f3 73. c4 Nd7 74. Rb7 Nfe5 75. f6 e3 76. Rb3 e2 77. Bxe2 fxe2 78. Re3 Nf3 79. f7 Rf8 80. Rxg4 e1=Q+ 81. Rxe1 Nxe1 82. Rg6 The craziest part of this game is that Leela and Stockfish actually totally disagreed on the rating of the position starting from move 18; for the next 30 moves or so, Stockfish believed itself to be fine while Leela was progressively more and more assured of their win, and Leela punished Stockfish's blunder by creating the massive 6 pawn faceoff. Agadmator also didn't know of this discrepancy, and described Stockfish's blunder as if it were the most natural move in the world, which, well, it does seem very natural. Here, the faceoff occurs on ranks 4/5 and files e~g. Same ranks as in this game, but shifted towards the kingside. I'm curious what game you're thinking of if it isn't this one; this game is firmly embedded in my mind as one of my favorite engine games.

[@klausolekristiansen2960]

But did it have a white pawn ahead of that block?

[@k.k.2749]

Great video agadmator!

[@JTST1234]

#suggestion Gukesh vs Anish Armageddon. Caveman style hash attack game

[@nabeelhossain5524]

Masterful by Gukesh. Truly crushed the opponent

[@ilincev]

Díky!

[@goyonman9655]

1:57 "Gukesh not messing around" Lol

[@videosdeecologia7468]

Anand, Sarin, Pragna and Gukesh: holly cow... India full of talents.

[@gaBBarSlnGh]

Arjun Erigaisi as well and V Pranav is fast growing as well

[@sarozkumar69]

​@@gaBBarSlnGh Mo banda Pranav

[@schnotty8566]

Can you explain "pulling a bardeleben"? I was only able to find something about letting the clock run out, but i'm not sure what exactly it stands for and why Would be cool if you could help :D

[@whoisbhauji]

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Curt_von_Bardeleben

[@ja.935g67]

We need to see Gukesh vs Dubov!

[@lehlohonololethiba3415]

Stunning!

[@decreasing_entropy3003]

Why is Aryan Tari playing in this tournament? He is being bullied at this point. This will haunt him for quite some time.

[@KironKabir]

norway chess, and he's norwegian number 2

[@pineapplesareyummy6352]

This is the Norway Chess Championship. Tari is Norway's second strongest player after the obvious. Norway is only a small country of 5 million people, so it's incredible they have a second GM who is rated around 2650. Even if there was no Magnus, Tari would still be a very strong player for such a small country.

[@decreasing_entropy3003]

@@pineapplesareyummy6352 Agreed, but this is getting out of hand now, isn't it? Sure there are bad tournaments for everyone, but at some point you've got to throw in the towel and acknowledge that some people are simply better than you, or maybe your preparation isn't on par with the others.

[@pineapplesareyummy6352]

​@@decreasing_entropy3003 But he can't throw in the towel, can he? There are 9 rounds. He has to play to the end no matter how badly he is playing. 🤣 One has to look at the strength of the playing field. Apart from Tari, everyone else started the tournament with a rating higher than 2730. Carlsen, Caruana, Firouzja and Nakamura are the world's top four players by live ratings, while Giri and So are #7 and #8. This means apart from the absence of Ding and Nepomniatchchi, six of the world's top 8 players making up the playing field of 10. This is an insanely strong field, practically as strong as (if not stronger than) a Candidates Tournament!

[@namikazeswapnil671]

He's winning somewhere else.....

[@ashutoshgawali9147]

#suggestion, that second video better be Abdusattarov olbiterating Naka, instead of Alireza vs Anish

[@brandonmiles8174]

Well I nailed the entire series of moves sacrificing the bishop and queen. So my day is complete.

[@BtotheC-bj9vz]

Tari has had a rough tournament! I would love to see one his good games where he won or made some really great moves, had great tactics or even just a fun position? #suggestion

[@kevinyu581]

2:42 theres an important calculation with the pawn mass not mentioned here but was elaborated during live commentary. the point of c4 is cxd5 and if Qxd5 then Ne7+. if dxc4 to prevent this then d5 with the same idea. if the pawn isn't captured then the c6 knight turns into an outpost.

[@sirji2915]

Tari is a good gm... Well played gukesh is really tough... ❤

[@4fingers183]

Gukesh powerplay...uff!

[@michaelmassaro4375]

Whoo Hoo Gukesh Rolling like a Rolling Stone what a Lovely Game when you have that much Momentum in a Game you have to have a Natural High 🤩

[@Philiopantheon82]

Tari is like me. He never quits, the only difference is that, he is a GM😅

[@TheMarksT]

Incredibly aggressive play!

[@jakovcu]

It is super rare to see pawn behind pawn in same line.

[@reyfauzi]

And connected pawns at that, in a classical. It's wild how gukesh managed to realize this on the board.

[@bikedoc59]

Thanks!

[@kaldrazadrim]

great game. Gukesh was playing like Alpha-Zero, pushing pawns on both sides of the board.

[@yashasvijoshi3366]

gukesh immortal game !!

[@circles3446]

Beautiful game

[@allthingscroatia]

Hey Agadmator, I would love to have you on the podcast! 💪🇭🇷

[@mothudimothudi2946]

Up to number 13. What a talent

[@plantarium2]

Gukesh for world champion! amazing game

[@viveksinhparmar2705]

Gukesh's prepared , gukesh comes and gukesh did it like he does , crazy stuff, Calculative MONSTER who likes to play dynamic chess.

[@jeffjones6951]

5:07 "Pulled a Bardeleben" ?? Please explain! I'm guessing something to do with: Curt Carl Alfred von Bardeleben (4 March 1861 - 31 January 1924) was a German chess master, journalist, and member of the German nobility.

[@wesleycolquitt2259]

I had the same question, I hope somebody knows something about this!

[@jeffjones6951]

​@@wesleycolquitt2259 After some stabs at Google I've revised my comment above

[@circles3446]

@Jeff Jones @Wesley Colquitt it’s a reference to the famous game between Steinitz v Barteleben (1895) where Barteleben walked away from the chessboard without resigning (thereby not allowing Steinitz to give a checkmate) and Steinitz won as a result of Barteleben’s clock running out…so he’s saying you could just walk away without resigning at this point

[@jeffjones6951]

THANK YOU, Antigone! Mystery solved

[@jx14aby]

@@circles3446 Sounds like a chicken-shit thing to do. Leave your opponent sitting there. Am I wrong?

[@O_Lee69]

And it was in this position when 6 pawns in the middle of the board identified as one domino piece.

[@miyamoto900]

Engine like preparation

[@michaelmassaro4375]

That poison pawn Beautiful

[@physco4641]

go GUKESH!!!!

[@mukesh6293]

Is it possible to show engine score per move?

[@Voldemort318]

The great gukesh

[@rickharold7884]

Geeze tari got punched out again man. That hurts

[@paperboat_production]

8:23 - Why isn't knight b4 an option?

[@tamalsom6468]

Mind blowing.

[@RaviKiran-kr4wk]

I am still waiting for Tari to resign

[@nedmerrill5705]

The 3 vs 3 pawns in the center is hard to figure.

[@danielward7008]

Incredibly hard to figure. Even a 2650 player got it badly wrong.

[@vivekvaghela2274]

Petition to start Gukesh D saga

[@LukeLongboneOfficial]

This is a classical game. -Agadmator 2023

[@awriter1214]

Tough few days for Tari

[@topgunbass]

The immortal opening London system.

[@saketrallabhandi3695]

This game is suitable to be Gukesh's immortal

[@patrickridge9616]

"Might even consider pulling a bar delay in here" - what does this mean?

[@andrewmakasini4054]

It’s Barteleben. If you scroll up these comments you’ll find the explanation of about that name.

[@nebojsajacovic4675]

#suggestion can you add evaluation bar to board

[@reynoldzy8]

It'll spoil the mystery behind and after the moves

[@kevinyu581]

2:55 n live commentary the engine gave the only line Bxc6 bxc6 Qxc6 cxd5 Qb7! for black to survive

[@ajaymallah532]

Gukesh OP 😎

[@incognito5416]

Beating Aryan is by no means an achievement 🤣

[@reynoldzy8]

​@@incognito5416 yeah in a similar way Aryan Beating Carlsen is by no means an achievement 😂

[@incognito5416]

@@reynoldzy8 beating Magnus is the biggest achievement tho, people were losing their shit cuz Gukesh defeated magnus last week. But no one would give a shit if Magnus beat Gukesh cuz Gukesh is a nobody 🤣🤣

[@incognito5416]

@@reynoldzy8 Gukesh even sacrificing his queen to Magnus out of all people just to lose in the end. Bro thought he was Magnus 2.0 💀🤣🤣

[@reynoldzy8]

@@incognito5416 cope harder kid, you're just another Sad Troll who can't satiate Gukesh's Achievement . I feel pity for you Btw tell me which country ur from noob ?

[@JustSuccess]

Anyone else think that after Qxa8 a better response for black would be Qxd7, after which white queen has to move, then black plays Nd5 and eventually Rc8 to compensate and reach equal material (rook for a knight and two pawns) Please let me know if my reasoning is flawed! 6:54

[@KyuuAA]

That pawn structure needs a name

[@tigereyesbuffalo]

The Gukesh Bind

[@joshpinchuk7061]

Gukesh is certainly skilled. Reminded me that we don't hear as much recently about Praggnanandhaa. What is he up to?

[@SohamShivoham]

Prag & Nihal stuck around 2670-2680 for more than a year. Arjun is hovering between 2700 to 2730.

[@joshpinchuk7061]

@@SohamShivoham Interesting that you answered me literally. When I said what is he up to, meant what is he doing in his life? I thought maybe he was in school and not focusing on chess as much.

[@prakyathprakash5180]

​@@joshpinchuk7061 He recently played Sharjah masters and he didn't have a pretty good run there. He isn't gaining much rating. Not too sure about his personal side though...

[@blackmamba9950]

@@joshpinchuk7061 He's still playing, infact his FIDE ranking is only a point down from March. He's at 2690, I think Tari was the only sub 2700 player in this tournament, most likely invited as he's also Norwegian by citizenship

[@forefatherofmankind3305]

Crazy 3vs3

[@Moganja]

Is it just me or does it feel like Tari is about to cry in his photo (idk if it's the results but i feel like he's gonna start crying after a hysterical laugh after looking at his photo) 😂😂

[@elgonzo5]

I actually feel bad for Tari…like genuinely.

[@akshar8160]

When you participate in a tournament where every other player is atleast 80 ELO points above you, such an outcome is bound to happen. But yeah, on a personal level, it would be quite painful to experience this.

[@uvel666]

Great game guki

[@ashilohkare3829]

This Tournament is disastrous for Aryan Tari.

[@jeanPsartre]

Godly Gukesh - Harshit Raja "69th GM of India "

[@raunakkbanerjee9016]

Felt some sort of deja vu watching this ending.. dont know why

[@zach358]

@5:00, I probably would have just sacked the night to pick up the white passed pawns.

[@binaykhetan4961]

Ganesh playing like Taal 😊

[@AkshaySingh-hv7ec]

😂

[@jx14aby]

Somebody got their ass kicked.

[@vinozarazzi5633]

"No way Chess!"!?

[@awriter1214]

That's what she said

[@Nobody-hp7dw]

Poor Tari... he is like a fool of the tournament , can't get break!

[@rodrigodiaz7167]

why didn't black play rooks to c8 and d8??

[@Greatermaxim]

If you pause the video at 9:58 look at that guy's reaction to the standings. It is how a noob might see it.

[@vylonygo7410]

Although undoubtedly very strong, based on almost every agad video of tari he loses. Can it thus be said that he is not in the elite?

[@danielward7008]

Yeah, he's clearly a level below the elite, and he's had a torrid time against them.

[@sportsbeast80]

He’s just the punching bag of the tournament; just there to make the others look good

[@reynoldzy8]

He's still not in the Super-GM League

[@hemantranga]

This thing happens with the "Super-GMs" too. Remember how Kasparov struggled in that rapid and blitz tournament. You can't judge a person by a single tournament. In a game where apart from 10-20 top players, others do not get to play strong players so often, it's a good experience for him, even if he loses a bunch of games.

[@prakyathprakash5180]

​@@hemantranga Lol. R u really comparing Kasparov who is way out of his prime and much older than Tari?

[@drommeprins1]

Thats what she said

[@boliviaplayer9667]

Your eyes look quite red here

[@pranayrawat1]

Tari is like Punching bag and this tournament proved it........rofl

[@osterlaich6395]

Like 134 oh an 8 on the 8th 0:42 well and an answer to everything 😅

[@ja.935g67]

Sad to not see Dubov on the leader board 😢

[@lshooterl]

How is Tari so bad when he trains with Magnus everyday lol ?

[@Deletthis-gp7yy]

If nice guys finish last was a person

[@goyonman9655]

6:23 I got it!!!!

[@sureshb7846]

the two pawns on the 7th rank look like a double barrelled shotgun. Yikes!

[@adershgr]

its 2023 and Viswanathan Anand is still in top 10 players

[@fibonacci112358steve]

@ 7:26: Hang on, what about 1. ... Rc8 2. Qe7 Qxe7 3. Rxe7 c4 Then next move white plays anything, and black plays Bb6. In this line, is white still promoting that pawn??