I Confronted 5-Time World Champion Vishy Anand

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@MePlayChessSoOften 2 күн бұрын

I think this is an example of how even the best chess players in the world can make mistakes. Not just chess mistakes, but also errors in their analysis of the position. It happens to everyone.

@manjilmanjil3003 2 күн бұрын

That's not mistake the position seemed to be winning for Vishy although there was way for draw but I don't think it's easy to calculate all those lines in few seconds . Vishy would have easily calculated those or if he got all the time to calculate . (We can't deny the fact that everyone(including magnus) makes mistakes but I don't think not being able to calculate those should be consider mistake or error)

@csbarathi Күн бұрын

Please find out the meaning of "maybe" before you make comments like this!

@cosmos024 Күн бұрын

@@manjilmanjil3003Well put

@imsamtw Күн бұрын

it is truly truth

@arghodas6254 Күн бұрын

Vishy is so humble. Nemo is lucky to have gotten a chance to play him.

@daspradeep 23 сағат бұрын

these are the new gen kids

@cokxi 7 сағат бұрын

@@catclipcentral Shady past?

@vibhor5015 2 күн бұрын

Yeah, that's not a draw. If someone finds it in time trouble, you have to do the procedure.

@tj2375 2 күн бұрын

Anand seems to be in time off mood and you ask him a chess problem and he quickly analyzes it. I'm impressed. No wonder he's a Grand Master I guess 😂

@ramachandra776 2 күн бұрын

I think even super GM's would struggle to find the only drawing moves in a blutz match . But give them half a hour and they will definitely find it .

@rickyricardo4552 Күн бұрын

No, it's not a draw, you still have to find all the best moves and draw it. That's like losing on time on move 10 and suggesting you had a theoretical draw because the computers are making a perfect calculation even though there're still many pieces on the board. You still have to find the moves. Also, Vishy is right, from a human perspective black seems to be winning, or at least having a edge (provided you are not a machine calculating literally every single variation).

@wendydelisse9778 2 күн бұрын

At 1:09 , after the Ruy Lopez opening was on the board, are heard the words, "we were going to be in this for a while." They say that nowadays there is one line of the Ruy Lopez opening that goes 30 or so moves into a chess game, meaning that yes, the two players can indeed still be doing Ruy Lopez "book moves" for a while - unless one of the players first decides to "step out of book", which indeed did happen. I do not know the time control on the game that was played. If even 1 extra second is granted per move and the player's recall ability of a "book line" is swift, then a player who has the memorization and recall ability to follow a book line longer can get a meaningful time advantage, perhaps enough of a time advantage to avoid losing the game due to running out of time. 10 book moves is then 10 extra seconds, 20 book moves 20 extra seconds, and 30 book moves 30 extra seconds. As it was, time ran dangerously low on the player who first went "out of book", resulting in a loss due to running out of time, rather than getting a draw.

@frenchfries2424 Күн бұрын

It might have be a theoretical draw but in practice he probably wins that 9/10 times especially with the low time

@roberthuber2770 2 күн бұрын

Aw heck Nemo... good showing. It's not trivial to play such an opponent!

@joeyee8438 Күн бұрын

So gracious of Vishy to reanalyze this ending with you at World Champion site in Singapore! Tricky draw in the end but would have been difficult to find with flag hanging…. Hope you will analyze some of your most memorable games from your road to World Youth Champion at age 14 in tournament undefeated!!

@naromekram 11 сағат бұрын

This girl is hot. Subscribed.

@songoku-jx3cb 2 күн бұрын

Jake paul vs mike tyson everyone loses their mind Nemo plays anand Everyone is supportive 😂

@gokulhemanthkumar4556 15 сағат бұрын

Nemo is a Canadian champion. Jake Paul fights retired fighters. There's a difference.

@HarshSingh-1034 7 сағат бұрын

Physical Fight vs Mental Fight I guess 😅

@MostViewedTop40 2 күн бұрын

Flagsko kinda claims a draw after flagging. .....Oh! 🙂

@peterlue9274 Күн бұрын

So competitive!. I love it!

@shivnegi6614 8 сағат бұрын

Nemo 👍

@apborkharkongor225 Күн бұрын

So you LOST

@Davey101_ Күн бұрын

After 1.E4 E5 you could even have had a win with perfect play and an engine!

@try_dc6366 Күн бұрын

Oh Nemo. You're trying too hard. Well, you have the spark. Maybe you can defeat Vishy some day if you continue to play & improve.

@technicalgamingandroid3208 Күн бұрын

Lol it was a blitz game, she even lost on time , it was never going to be a draw even though she had time because she would never play accurate moves for a theoretical draw. Vishy is 55, Nemo is what 27,28?? She is 2300 ish. She can't get to anywhere further from here because of her age. Usual age to earn rating points is in teens. Because u will be young and relentlessly keep on playing. Now it's quiet difficult to improve. Beating vishy is near to impossible for guys like pragg etc. in classical he still held them to a draw, he even beat ian nepomniatctchi , Levon aronian, Wesley so etc in levitiv chess week 2023 . He still seems to be strong for this young top players of the world. He managed a draw against hikaru too. Don't forget he is past his prime and is way too aged for this to remain at 2750 elo and top 10 rated player in the world and is actively playing too.

@technicalgamingandroid3208 Күн бұрын

Yea she will defeat him when he gets to his 90's may be