If this is not heartbreak, what is? | Vidit Gujrathi vs Vincent Keymer | Prague Masters 2024

If this is not heartbreak in chess, then what is? 32 moves of hardwork, all spoilt in just 1 move. Vidit Gujrathi vs Vincent Keymer at the Prague Masters 2024 Round 6, commentated by IM Sagar Shah.
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[@joaocesar8988]

Wow, unbelievable. As you said, for the most emotional we can be towards vidit deserving that win, there is no deserving in chess. It’s a logical game and you are responsible for your brilliant moves but also your blunders on the last minute

[@martinhh763]

Exactly

[@chessenthusiast2325]

Start Playing some OTB classical events you will understand what these guys go through having played a lot of classical OTB events I can guarantee if you make one such blunder you will not be coming back to chess again that's how Dissapionting you feel and at this level It's more tough for Vidit to comeback. Ofcourse that's just bad luck

[@alipakdin7372]

I suppose the lesson for the chess masses is, even the top players are not immune to one move blunders

[@NIKUNJNAUTIYAL]

That is single handedly one of the biggest blunder I have seen

[@alessandrodiaz9252]

This is a Nepo blunder, specially because he still had a lot of time in the clock. Surely heartbreaking, but this is the nature of chess. Fortunately for him, he still has some games here to come back, and it is better to blunder in Prague than in the Candidates. Good luck VD 👊

[@RedwanurRahaman-cv9mr]

Patience is important in these cases,,they take these positions for granted and they think whatever they move is winning

[@karanarora1468]

This has been his story so for in this tournament...😏 Aisa karenge toh CANDIDATES kaise khelenge bhai...🤷‍♀

[@speedXchess]

2:37 Gukesh in the Background sleeping...

[@maithreyatm5366]

😂😂😂

[@ptj1ptj172]

Must be attending a boring lecture 😂

[@eyunnolse6422]

Thx Sager - you´re the best 👍

[@praful4383]

Vidit is main anime character . He struggles ,cry ,loss , dependent . But at the end of the day in main battles he can kick out big players.

[@itszenithbaby6082]

that smile from VINCENT is halarious

[@fasih_qazi]

love from Pakistan sir ❤❤

[@10br.mithunramalingam88]

Wonderful commentary sagar sir ... But you broke the suspense by telling the moves before they played :(

[@anonymousperson007-ck1jj]

darn, I've lost completely winning positions like this too, heartbreaking.

[@sivanagireddy4506]

Instead of king g2 what if he plays d6. Then h1 check king g2 and rook takes queen, king takes rook. Then c7 pawn takes d6 and white c6 can advance to c7 &8 …is it not possible!!!

[@different_breed001]

This should be called lack of self control and self-accountability definitely not a heartbreak. One has to slow down on winning and critical positions in the game. We 1200s make these blunders time to time and at this level this is considered very normal. But, being an inform supergm+(a candidate) making a one move blunder for a basic tactic is definitely inexcusable. I was so shocked as I was watching live. He had like 16 minutes+30s increment which is sufficient enough as the position isnt too complicated, your moves are natural ane you would need to make 8 accurate moves after which you get 30 minutes where you can quickly wrap-up the game and get enough time for a cup of warm tea. (16 minutes along w/30s increment)+8 accurate moves and you get 30 minutes more, +6 crushing eval and black having no counterplay whatsoever) considering all these factors this is definitely inexcusable. Call me biased or whatever but truth will hurt, a lot...

[@Fakeshridhar]

Ok 900 elo

[@sauron4313]

This is 100% nerves. I am 2000 FIDE and I can tell you I have lost completely winning positions against 2300's because the nerves start to kick in, and you don't want to take any risks. While Vidit has more much more experience than me, he is still human and makes blunders too. I must say though I only lose those positions because I am low on time, but Vidit did have a lot + time control, so it was a shocking way to blunder...

[@Grandcapi]

So, after all, I (and millions of other patzers) am not the only one to throw away a game in this fashion.

[@dietmarj1226]

The winner of the game is the player who makes the next-to-last mistake (Tartakower GM)

[@Hyanmensir]

I came here expecting to be somehow disappointed in both of their performances... I was not wrong. However it is entertaining to watch both of them and that's the most important thing in my opinion. Of course you want to be the best but you also want sponsors to keep you going. In that sense they deserve their place in the chess world.

[@rishirajsharma4473]

another day in office for him, no heartbreak. Always crumbles under pressure.

[@poncianoespiritu6527]

Vidit is so inconsistent. HE cannot be a world chess condenter at present WITH THE WAY HE PLAYS

[@sauron4313]

Everybody blunders though.

[@MISTRES_PIZZA_ARRIVED]

Why we Indian can't handle pressure weather it's cricket world cup or chess

[@_SPIDERMANN]

Dont generalise

[@devvikagarwal1999]

apparently anyone can win grandswiss or world championship cause they dont have any pressure

[@31redorange08]

This guy thinks he's on the same level as Vidit because he's born in the same country. 🤡

[@ptj1ptj172]

Their respective countries clashed in the 2020 Olympics field hockey bronze medal match and India won that thriller 5-4.

[@sauron4313]

Chess is very different. Every time you are winning, you will get pressure, no matter your expertise.

[@ubonabasiobot7720]

What's happening?? Pragg was the first to go from a totally winning position to a losing position in one move, now Vidit 😢💔 So heartbreaking💔💔

[@31redorange08]

1:31 Vidit adjusting the clock on Vincent's time. Someone call an arbiter!

[@omarabukharoob9313]

No he pressed the clock first then adjusted it

[@31redorange08]

@@omarabukharoob9313 That's what I said.

[@omarabukharoob9313]

​@@31redorange08You are right 🤦 but I think it's not that bad as it didn't affect the game in any way

[@31redorange08]

@@omarabukharoob9313 Yeah, it was half jokingly.

[@nyztan0]

Wow you really gotta feel it for Vidit here... That really sucks... He deserves more!

[@venkateshdas5228]

Very sad blunder😢

[@lovetownsend]

Took me awhile to realize these are post-recorded commentary, always thought guy speaking was just 3200 rating super genuis lol

[@Samira_gt]

Why they keep kings in the middle after the game ends?

[@levhart32]

I have to keep on saying this to myself s (as 1600 player), don't be so hard on yourself in a rapid or blitz game If I make such a mistake because top notch GM's could do it even in a classical!

[@nikhilpower5143]

What is happening to our indian GM's 😭

[@n.m.5744]

Sagar always says “devil-opment”, instead of development.

[@MegaRomili]

GM Vidit Gujrati is the best, Sagar sir, kindly tell him not to loose hope, he is going to win today. ✨🙏

[@jackson32]

This is a typical loss for psychological reasons. Your position is winning but you forget to make sure your opponent does not have any big threats!

[@GallaghersGrub]

Play a great game and blunder the queen at the end. He stole my move.

[@krishrao2778]

Our players should learn to keep their dignity even in defeat.

[@simonlowrie5731]

In fairness, all the others do. It's only this guy who gloats when he wins and sulks when he loses.

[@poncianoespiritu6527]

I agree. Vidit must learn to accetp defeat graciously. HE IS POOR LOSER. NOT A SIGN GOOD OF GREAT World Champion. CHAMPION. Pragg plays consistently. HE can be Chess World champion in the near future.

[@sauron4313]

@@poncianoespiritu6527 ?? Have you ever played OTB chess. Do you know how it feels? Imagine spending hours at a board, and many more hours at home preparing for an opponent, to be winning and then lose? Not only are those hours lost, you have to win another long game to get back to where you were. If you don't know anything about chess then don't go to comment sections and start crying about something you don't know what you're even talking about.

[@poncianoespiritu6527]

Ngeek. Wishing your man Goodluck!

[@poncianoespiritu6527]

@@sauron4313 i am talking about his performance. No offense.

[@FromRajToKartavya]

Why are you guys putting spoilers in the video title again and again?

[@flippert0]

Whoa, white had enough time, clearly a problem of going into "autopilot" too early.

[@HSA-]

VD you got rid of Samay from your life. Last remaining relic from lockdown in your life is none other than Sagar shah😂

[@HarshAgarwal-rq1qr]

how many are annoyed by the moves on the computer playing early than that of the real board moves

[@effendiakhmad8021]

Vidit oh Vidit, he sometimes did low level blunder, he need to focus, he made a blunder also with Parham Maghsoodloo in this tournament....

[@anupchess4743]

😢

[@SarosijBasu-sy7sf]

A bad day at workplace.

[@n.m.5744]

The Indian GM’s are strong players. But I wonder how they cope with a defeat.

[@karanarora1468]

11:07 of course he does... bcoz he is out of his mind in this tournament 😐😐

[@siddharth6355]

Qf1 turned out to be a disastrous move at the end😅

[@omarabukharoob9313]

No Qf1 is actually the best move according to the engine but the real disastrous move was Bb4

[@indianfan1029]

It was a totally lost game for Keymer. Vidit just went in sleep mode. He needs to stay awake till the game ends. He did the same mistake versus Pragg and lost.

[@ralphdiomangay2777]

Stop commentating the game as if you didn't know the upcoming moves.😂

[@AliAkbar-rn3zk]

Rookie 1600-1700 blunder!

[@draymondgreen7606]

Been there

[@mikearance]

i love vidit, he is so strong. unfortunatly tho he blunder

[@siddharthchhajed]

Vidit is now blundering every now n den n its really sad😢

[@abhiwithoutmusic9858]

Vidit winning position..but blunder can't give u chance in chess..

[@nandan_kumar1945]

Chess board not sync with the moves

[@zogzog1063]

Sad, so sad.

[@elmorreon]

Not a very good losing style by Vidit. Should do better, but easier said than done.

[@letsshinewithlearning2805]

😢😢😢

[@blazingzest9380]

why always vidit

[@subhodeepdas6270]

Let me be a little harsh and honest, this is one aspect of Vidit's game that has been happening in recent times in crunch situations. This is going to be a real problem if it repeats in the Candidates. This needs urgent attention.

[@srinivasnayak7534]

:( winning match

[@nad_chario]

Human chess makes no sense these days. Every PC, Laptop or Smartphone plays better then all Super GM's together. Humans are always playing blunder.

[@ptj1ptj172]

That's why in the next two decades, AI will take over most of the human jobs and we will be under ever-lasting recession.

[@sauron4313]

why don't you go and show the world your brilliant moves then?

[@siddharth6355]

Haarta he rehta hai the legend vidit😅

[@Lamcuyp572L]

This is why vidit is not a top GM Vincent is so good at the technical positions

[@jakobdonskov]

Vidit is not a top GM? What are you talking about? Anyone 2700+ is a top GM. He's world top20, he's in the candidates, and he's at his current rating peak.

[@SamarthMisra-fv5vy]

Matlab kuch bhi? Bhai he is one of the best players in the world, u will never reach his level so kindly stop commenting on things you clearly don't understand.... Everyone has bad days.

[@indianfan1029]

Shameful comment. Just look at his ranking. He is officially among tyhr top GMs.

[@SimarSir]

Vidit is overrated and shocked to see such worse player in candidates

[@sauron4313]

Shocked to see you can't speak proper english, probably aren't above 1200, and commenting on a singular bad game from a super GM

[@graysgaming313]

😢