Magnus Carlsen vs Ian Nepomniachtchi || World Chess Championship (2021) || Game 4

[@krisanthtv-savedbygrace4662]

Because of how fast Agad make this analysis, he deserves to make the 1st move for Nepo on Game 5.

[@damerkharmawphlang4196]

I would rather he make the 3rd and 4th move (bc4 then pawn b4)

[@LordSevla]

Jokes on you he already did the first move before the game 5 even beginning.

[@valimaa1006]

I can only imagine it being b4.

[@alexglase765]

that would be so awesome

[@MichaelLorenz]

This "analysis" is made by a computer.

[@tanjinpang]

Accuracy in Game 3 - White: 99.1, Black: 99.5 Accuracy in Game 4 - White: 99.2, Black: 99.6 Stockfish now say this game is more accurate than previous game

[@nasernaseri9751]

Woow

[@pekpeka7289]

Pretty sure 20+ moves are prep. And after that they are super GM's of course they are going to be super accurate in a not so complicated position.

[@johnkildea2796]

@@pekpeka7289 yes I'm hoping they try something more like game 2 the next few.

[@mumu2635]

Isolate them from any electronic to know their real accuracy

[@loneranterism]

@@mumu2635 Are you suggesting they are cheating??

[@styro1680]

The handshake analysis is the most exciting part of the video for me.

[@irabernstein]

GM eye contact prep 📚

[@walterkovacs7365]

I had to take a breather yesterday after Magnus' agressive "mile handshake", when the distance from which Magnus had extended his hand was discussed. Had me on the edge of my seat and opened my eyes to the nuances of the level of psychological warfare that's going on.

[@amirmn7]

Games are snooze fest so far

[@BeatisMcScoots]

@@irabernstein hahaha

[@rcdkumar]

I’m new to watching chess or at least chess youtube and really struggling to understand the obsession with things like the handshake and eye contact or not. At first I thought it was all a joke, but… are y’all serious?!?

[@equi9317]

16:15 "and it was in this position, that magnus and nepo resigned the game"

[@alexkzy5210]

a draw is basically both players resigning the game, just giving up on playing it

[@matijakrunic7275]

And they never played chess again. The end

[@Chikan4i]

Magnus-0, Nepo-0, Draw-1

[@crdsalam]

@@Chikan4i 4 draws

[@Lonewolf-]

@@Chikan4i more like magnus 0 Nepo 0 Agadmator 1

[@mompomil]

"...and it was in this position that Magnus and Nepo resigned". This is the first double K.O in the history of chess

[@mriswith88]

You know how when a player resigns, they just shake hands with the other player without saying anything and walk away because it's understood that they lost? What if two players shook hands like that and walked away, but both of them silently thought that their position was lost? Would that count as both of them resigning? Obviously this would never happen with players like Magnus and Nepo. But I bet this could easily happen with lower rated players.

[@mr.safensound4238]

🤦‍♂️😅🤣😂😅🤣

[@Angpie34]

Fun to see the very rare 'eye contact accepted' variation!

[@raftlack4326]

Actually this was the "eye contact declined variation", as Magnus declined Nepo's eye contact.

[@jannieseth]

Carlsen's celebratibg his birthday and defending his title as World Chess Champion is like having a party while some dude tryna steal your present

[@NJ-wb1cz]

Nepo is trying to still his future, not present

[@corbettmystic1769]

Haha

[@arcadeplayer9804]

@@NJ-wb1cz steal

[@h2rChirag]

Most funniest part “ Magnus and nepo resigned😂😂😂😂

[@WorldofWar]

The man who made the first move for Magnus was the “Hoodie guy”.

[@NicoBroussalian]

Racist

[@jestice75]

@@NicoBroussalian OH NO, anyways...

[@hsp6798]

he was from the hood.

[@matze3905]

Chess24: "i guess we are close to another draw" Agad: "Hello everyone!"

[@karathbalazs1683]

this guy is hilarious... first analyzing the handshake for 2 minutes, then introducing the person making the first move saying 'I have no idea who he was' 😂😂😂

[@Jonekkk933]

-and everybody liked that-

[@hsp6798]

he knows it will be a boring game so he has to tell us the interesting part of the tournament lol

[@mycolaos]

"Magnus and Nepo resigned" - the humblest draw ever.

[@giovannicorno1247]

Althought these games are ending in draws I find them really interesting: the chess quality is the highest possible, there are lots of beatiful variations deeply analized by Antonio, and the psicological underground fight is, in my opinion, thrilling.

[@LordXalad]

Agreed. It’s so tense how just one inaccuracy can impact the whole game. Them consistently drawing is a testimony to how strong they really are. That’s why I hate when people complain about multiple draws. They’re looking for surface level wins or loses, not at all the deep details which show incredibly complicated positions. Cheers!

[@groussac]

Lessons learned for our own games. Unless you're some kind of super player, most of the time you can expect to face someone of equal talent and experience. Chess is as much about avoiding stupid moves as finding winning moves.

[@dawnguard1723]

I only have a problem with draws if one or both players play activly in positions who end up in a draw. Which didnt happend so far. So i am fine with the games.

[@yugdesiral]

almost all the variations ags went over still ended in draws. snore

[@giovannicorno1247]

@@yugdesiral well, if a variations ends in a draw this does not mean it is boring.

[@hornetgamer8980]

"Accurate" = "Never got the other player out of prep". Testament to the talent of both players but that's already been established by the fact that we're here - game 3 was certainly not something to crow about.

[@rtang8300]

16:18 And it was in this position that Magnus and Nepo resigned. Daam it must have been a tough match for them to lose at the same time.

[@rickharold7884]

Awesome game. So close. One win is going to do it. Whoever gets ahead will “draw” it out the rest of the way.

[@ashwinjayaraman9973]

If Nepo goes ahead, you can be sure Magnus will find a way to level. The other way around, I'm not so sure.

[@fakof6231]

@@ashwinjayaraman9973 this seams very plausible.

[@digvijaydabade200]

This dude is fastest to a analyse chess championship. It's only 13mins since posted and 6k views already. Go strong Agadmator 💯

[@andrewzanas9387]

Shelby Lyman just rolled over.

[@adamsimpasa330]

During the live commentary, Polgar predicted that the game will end in a draw in less than 40 moves whereas Girl predicted a draw in about 58 moves but to be true to ourselves a draw is all we can get from the petroff from these super GMs.

[@rdsls100]

Yeah. It’s time for the sicilian

[@rogerfederer1519]

@@rdsls100 Sicilian is interesting, but only if black memorize those moves as well. Otherwise, it is hard for black, as there are some engine moves to be made

[@kellamyoshikage286]

A bit sad that there was no coverage of Kh8 as an option to get out of checks, according to Stockfish the move is even viable but doesn't offer more than the same draw as the perpetual black had to accept anyway.

[@hfcriske]

Ah the old eye contact gambit.

[@adnansadik376]

From his grave, Tal screams, "crime against chess!"

[@funvai984]

They hve rook and knight and a pass pawn and still dare not to take risk... Tal would say that

[@mumu2635]

I don't believe there is no room for sac or taking risk moves, it's just today gms lack of fighting spirit, who want to watch chess 35 min a move and it's drawish no one make a surprise?

[@annalisajohn]

He didn't have to face supercomputer preparation

[@davidcopson5800]

Yes, if Tal was alive today he'd turn in his grave!

[@ah6439]

@@davidcopson5800 that makes zero sense

[@jak7062]

Wait what! The press conference finished like 2 minutes ago but agad has already uploaded! I’m blown away

[@CubanCubeFan]

Thank you as always. The speed with which you upload so quickly amazes me every time!!

[@matijakrunic7275]

I live for Agatmator's description of photos 😂

[@clarencebayer79]

His best was Ivanchuk vs Carlsen I believe? Where he said Ivanchuk could be staring at empty space for all we know, or something along those lines.

[@rpc717]

Anish, on move 29: draw in 56 Judit: they won't make it to move 40

[@annalisajohn]

For real?

[@Fl4shback]

@John Napier yes she is a gem in so many ways (strength, style, behavior…)

[@ashrafMoFathy]

@John Napier don't say that, Judit is the greatest female player ever, but her beak is not even close to Anish's, he was a 2798 for God's sake

[@pedrorengel9603]

@John Napier Her move ideas are like more deeply shocking and awe inspiring than the game itself.

[@rpc717]

@@annalisajohn Yep - they had kind of a prop bet going in the livestream. Im not sure what she won, though, beyond style points.

[@woodysmith2681]

HERE, finally, does Nepo show some ideas about how to beat Carlsen, and as black. Forcing the rooks in close or keeping one on A1 neutralized a lot of Carlsen's strengths.

[@woodysmith2681]

@@odjsjaks Less safe this game, much more asymmetrical and headed into the endgame with chances to convert than Games 1-3. Carlsen was the person who pulled the ripcord for a draw here because he lacked an advantage to convert a close-in Knight/Rook duo into anything and the A-pawn was too deep. Nepo could play for the win if he had White's half-tempo.

[@nileshseban1335]

@@odjsjaks Please check the accuracy and try to judge

[@dark_rit]

@@odjsjaks Accuracy is everything in classical chess and always has been, regardless of the time period. If you make a bad move it can be taken advantage of when they have hours on the clock they will take advantage of it usually via calculation. As for what chances Nepo had in this game, he never really had a chance besides Magnus not capturing en passant so Nepo got a passed pawn and he had to eventually draw the game because of it. Capturing en passant though basically makes the game go into a well known drawn endgame eventually.

[@tomatoisnotafruit5670]

uhh, Nepo played the Petrov a well studied line that is super safe for a draw, every move Nepo made this game was with only 1 purpose, to get yet another draw. Magnus the only one who is playing new moves and trying to create something, Nepo just defending and more than happy to get a draw with black or white, pathetic.

[@oleglukianchikov3029]

@@tomatoisnotafruit5670 it’s pathetic to think you know their strategy for the match better.

[@Dakiller1243]

Id be surprised if someone wins in these 14 games. Magnus will win in tiebreakers yet again

[@zeal7641]

I don't think so it would be as easy as it was for Magnus against Fabi & Karjakin. As Nepo is much stronger than these two candidates in faster time formats, so if by any probability, the match goes into tie breaks, it's gonna be interesting to watch the match. It's gonna be really tough for Magnus to defeat Nepo in tie breaks.

[@kalmitev8271]

not having a decisive game on the finals for 5 years now mean that a change in time format is perhaps required ...

[@Dakiller1243]

@@kalmitev8271 either that or go fischer random

[@nicolarobatto7469]

@@kalmitev8271 they are trying to make changes, current time format doesn't t have increments for the first 60 moves, I think they are trying to find a correct balance between making games more decisive and not lose the integrity of the classic time format... which is no easy task to do

[@annalisajohn]

@@Dakiller1243 there's already a world championship for that separately. I think so is champ

[@jozefserf2024]

Let's face it, we all know that this match will only begin once someone loses a game. Then they roll out the King's Indian, Grunfeld, Benoni, Najdorf and maybe an Evans Gambit or two. Let's hope it happens soon.

[@ppmpyae1152]

Yep. Nepo could have just went najdorf but hes too scared. Nobody will play aggressive till they lose it seems.

[@JaapVersteegh]

Yeah, we should have had someone like Dubov, who just doesn't care, except for fun, creative chess. Nepo should relax. He probably won't beat Magnus, so he might as well just have fun and play crazy attacking games. I suppose the glory of becoming world champion is just too appealing...

[@xplicitmike]

@@JaapVersteegh maybe if it was a random candidate's cup or something sure, but no way you don't absolute sweaty try-hard for the 1v1 world championship, even if you have no chance. Which, he's been playing very, very well and certainly has a team behind him. There's definitely a chance.

[@tropicaldog430]

@@JaapVersteegh Dubov can do that much stuff when it come to classical chess, his attack won't effective enough

[@pedrorengel9603]

@@ppmpyae1152 Yeah, bunch of cowards. So much for "madman" Nepomniachtchi.

[@royalbrecht7043]

You know, I don't really laugh much in life anymore, but on more than one occasion you have had me laughing out loud with your subtle yet pointedly true statements like..., "...he has done silly things before..." line. I guess it is not just what you say, but how you slip these gemes in at the most unexpected times with such a dry and un-emotional tone of voice. Furthermore, I really appreciate your very human perspective on these games, showing what was missed and the way you show engine 1st and 2nd choices. I feel that even though I do not play much one-on-one chess myself, my chess must be improving because of your excellent teaching. Thank you

[@asutoshsahu6093]

Nepo has certainly improved his defense a lot.

[@clarencebayer79]

I don't think he had much of a choice.

[@robertmoore2527]

@@clarencebayer79 much

[@vinith8669]

@Andy how? Magnus is the highest rated in classical

[@clarencebayer79]

@@robertmoore2527 whoops, thanks old chap.

[@clarencebayer79]

@Andy Carlsen put on an absurd clinic in the last classical tournament prior to him playing this match. Nepo is absolutely no slouch, but better is a stretch, they're equals for sure. I'm more interested to see if Ian can take a big risk and push a game his way, and even more so how Magnus responds to such a game in the championship.

[@jasonmelton]

loving the continued coverage of players' eye contact. theres less eye contact between chess players than there is between my dog and the running vacuum

[@pnfctg12]

ha ha

[@metaljacket8128]

Four draws in a row. I think it's safe to say Magnus and Ian are evenly matched. Rivals perhaps!

[@yugdesiral]

nice sample size broseph.

[@guimouro26]

@@yugdesiral ahahah

[@guimouro26]

Magnus vs Caruana was a 12 classic games format. Guess how many draws xD they are most likely all rivals in this level. Could you imagine not being the world's #1 player and still be like: "guys, I lost 2 speed chess games...other than that I'm just as unbeatable"

[@GJAkuo]

No. Him n Caruana went all draws in the 2018 championship.

[@ultrafrost-2774]

Karjakin went 6 draws in a row in 2016 and Caruana drew all of his games against Magnus in 2018. So no, not evidence that they’re evenly matched or rivals.

[@GagaBane]

@agadmator, I noticed you finally found a new photo of Nepo :) I remember you mentioned it was actually quite difficult to find a good one, because he has a habit of making funny faces when someone is taking pictures. The previous games all featured the old picture of him. Good job, and great job by the way, love your videos.

[@psykodiffeqparty]

Your commentary and analysis is soooo good! Thank you.

[@Reptex_cs]

Me and my adhd really appreciate this channel👍

[@abhinneeeet]

Agadmator forgetting to announce that he has updated Nepo's Picture

[@omerzainalabdeen3605]

Game (5); Nepo & Magnus shaking hands (Later Agad analyse it perfectly and add more enjoyment… now let’s see z game)👇🏻 Nepo: e4 Magnus: e5 …Nf3 ..Nc6 Nepo: Bb5 …. asking Magnus; draw ??!!!🤔 Magnus; sure!!!🤷 As in move 5, players agree to draw then🤝🤝🤝

[@YuuseiKurobane]

u can’t offer a draw before move 30 unless it’s threefold repetition, probably the fastest draw is Magnus & Hikaru Bongcloud, or Nc3 Nb1 Nc3 Nb1

[@omerzainalabdeen3605]

@@YuuseiKurobane I meant draw - probably - might be seen again depends on game’s behaviours that we saw earlier on games 1,2&3 ..!!!!

[@a.m.armstrong8354]

Good game! Not at all boring, a strategic stalemate instead. It feels Neppomniatchchi is playing his way into this match..getting his feet under the table so to speak!

[@andrewm8426]

yes, though Magnus only needs to draw out to get to speed chess which he is heavily favored in; Nepo needs the wins in classical much more than Magnus

[@pedrorengel9603]

On the other hand, actually, it was immensely boring. No cojones, either of them.

[@johnproton259]

@@andrewm8426 Hell of a risk to try to bore draw your way to rapid. One mistake and a loss and you're having to play risky chess to avoid losing your world title. They are both playing for wins....

[@a.m.armstrong8354]

@@pedrorengel9603 Of course you've been there.

[@tomatoisnotafruit5670]

@@johnproton259 Nepo is not playing for wins at least not in any of the first 4 games so far, dude is more willing to accept a draw than Giri is in a bad position.

[@TheMarksT]

Very interesting game with a lot of possible tactics & checkmating ideas if not played correctly.

[@_Fury]

Handshake analysis should be included in all top level chess events. This is intense!

[@johnwamsley1896]

Oh those poor chess analysts, they're looking for a big story but they just can't find what they want.

[@pedrorengel9603]

Nepo offered a draw for all 14 classical games, and Carlsen accepted.

[@tomatoisnotafruit5670]

@@pedrorengel9603 Carlson accepted only after seeing there was nothing more to be done and then destroyed Nepo in tie breaks. The end.

[@srikanthtupurani6316]

The first 12 moves are already played in previous matches. There will be some moves which are not standard. This happens in every game. Engines may be useful in helping chess players.

[@kilianstakemeier4288]

very interesting end lines that you've shown!

[@williamandres1042]

"And it was in this position that Magnus and Nepo resigned" LOL

[@tonyleone6709]

With little actual pressure from the clock in this classical format and the time they have to prepare for the match. As engines continue to improve can we expect anything else for now / the future of the championship match in the classical format? I feel like the only way to get "real" games is to put them under pressure from the clock / different formats obviously.

[@ojasdighe991]

Chess 960 is the best solution

[@lymphhh]

having that many drawn games will make wins and losses more exciting tho. i don't mind longer and more "boring" but precise games

[@DrinkWater713]

@@ojasdighe991 Unless the time format also changes it will also be boring. Carlsen vs So had really boring moments when both would play only based on fundamentals, make the game sameish and predictable. Today's players are simply too good for this kind of timeframe.

[@ajedrezbrasil7968]

They can win classical games, but they need to take risks. Maybe if drawing was a negative for the challenger that would generate more interesting games. 2 hours with no increment is also good. Getting rid of repetition rules, etc.

[@yosemitebandit]

When referring to a new game in the database -- what is he referring to? A set of only high level tournament games? Or anything ever played/recorded online as well? Or something even more??

[@ashrafMoFathy]

Online doesn't count

[@brettjones327]

Master-level games played over the board

[@yosemitebandit]

@@brettjones327 thanks!

[@ananthakumarrajamani3625]

@1:46: The gentleman who made the first move on behalf of Magnus is His Excellency Saeed Mohammed Hareb, the Secretary-General of Dubai Sports Council.

[@DrinkWater713]

Thanks! Was looking for this

[@traxes2264]

i hoped for Magnus vs Nepo, instead ingot stockfish vs stockfish

[@harmanpreetsingh7848]

"Only good way to react to a move is by not reacting to it." - Agadmator 2021

[@camilohiche4475]

Very much enjoying the deep handshake analysis. 👍👍👍

[@billbez7465]

Thanks again for the excellent game presentation.

[@Noiceguy3648]

"The best way to react to it is to not react to it". 😂😂

[@cartyrdeyager3283]

Is there another channel that analyzes just the moves made? I just want to see the game THEY played

[@ninadsbhatt100]

But it won't be the same without the lines, it will be nothing.

[@bilocca1642]

great content as always 👍

[@SemperMaximus]

Dont know if anyone else noticed, but Levy (GothamChess) uploaded a recap 2mins before Agad today. This is the real WCC, not Magnus-Nepo.

[@hsp6798]

Agad wasted time showing guy in picture and editing that part might of been the difference. I'd honestly prefer a few more of those than someone being quicker to upload.

[@HayashiManabu]

Don’t get why people complain about draws. These games are insanely intense and exciting. The amount of calculation that goes behind each step is insane. Arriving at a draw is like seeing someone successfully walk across a tightrope. Neither player can afford a margin of error greater than a hair width.

[@Champs-ek7lh]

Because 3 years ago the classical world championship was decided by blitz games

[@P.sherman45]

Yes. People hate it when this happens. Its a classical match. Not a rapid or blitz match. Sergey also drawed magnus in classical, fabi drawed magnis, And i think ita gonna happen again :/ We never say iys boring. But we dont like it like this. Just look at tal wcc match, you will feel the feelings and drama by just watching the games.

[@bkuker]

Have you ever posted an explanation of the entire "eye contact" thing? Is it Magnus? A chess tradition? A long running Agadmator joke?

[@DrinkWater713]

I think it is a chess thing. And, as Agadmator could never quite figure out WHY it is a thing, he turned it into a running joke

[@unknownfilmmaker777]

In life it is better to play to win and then lose than play it safe. It’s the difference between living and only existing.

[@hiroyamete1286]

12:15 , im a fan of this channel, and i would like to suggest an interrsting move at this position, why didnt they consider Rook to B7, i think thats also a strong move for white at this point

[@jbisaldy2027]

Next World championship should start with 14 rapid games…Blitz then Armageddon.. classical is not working anymore since both player never make mistake at this level

[@jimskea224]

"The first ceremonial move of Game 4 was made by H. E. Saeed Mohd Hareb, Secretary-General of Dubai Sports Council" (FIDE's Twitter account). I do not know what H. E. means. Perhaps, His Excellency?

[@liorsilberman6757]

Yes, His Excellency Saeed Mohammad Hareb

[@jimskea224]

@@liorsilberman6757 Thank you!

[@m1k4c]

1:45 I think the guy that drew the first move is a royal executioner, Light-hand Ahmad. His chess style is such that you just don't see the end coming. He always looks at his opponents that way, every game, entire game.

[@dwaclips]

Pawn d5 was sick considering the game position and options. Impressive, even with 20 min

[@prascena3235]

Press Conference: To Magnus: Will you share birthday cake with team Nepo Magnus: As per World Chess Championship rules, opponent team cannot accept any food 😂😂🤣🤣

[@paulmac1472]

That’s not what Magnus said at all .

[@rebeccamasse1557]

Nice recap, I enjoyed seeing Rc1 ideas played out as well as d6. I would have liked to have seen any alternative to the 3 fold by black king at the end too. I suppose it just remains a draw though.

[@Lupinicus1664]

Great video, thank you, keep up the good work. ....and the dog sleeps through it all....

[@tommichael1533]

The bloke in the picture is the same bloke you mentioned on a video 2 days ago!!!

[@paosceptic]

As usual - excellent coverage by Antonio - but I feel that the use of engines is destroying this level of chess

[@rah3137]

World Championship of making fastest recaps of World Chess Championship: Levy VS Antonio

[@morak6676]

True

[@1Ferus]

2:09 It's stafford time! Lets go!

[@christiaan4003]

The best Chess youtuber

[@Omar_Merican]

16:47 he's done sillier things 😂 remembers the double bongcloud game... 👀

[@stampedetrail2003]

A, I think you're responsible for this aggressive eye contact!

[@ninadsbhatt100]

No way, they don't even remotely care 😂

[@jeconiahjoelmichaelsiregar7917]

16:45 "He's done sillier things" *flashback to Bongcloud draw with Nakamura*

[@JuanRodriguez-im6ul]

Jesus Christ! I'm pretty sure they didn't even finish the press conference yet

[@traviscomnick2937]

Can someone explain why Ra2 doesn't work? I been trying to play it out but I can't find why that continuation doesn't work.

[@shinziluks]

Topalov played two World championship matches, 2006 (against Kramnik) and in 2010 (against Anand) having 10 decisive games out of 24. I kinda miss those matches.

[@quadhd1121]

I like how speedy u r 👊🏽

[@roserincon]

Isn’t there any way to implement penalty kicks in this…..

[@dzudocuc]

Where did u find the time to change the t-shirt? Amazing.

[@Zinzzz]

Im tired of Magnus in the championship. This is 16 straight draws we had to sit thru. These guys today are just memorizing engine moves and forgetting the beauty of chess. Bobby Fisher knew how to play. Someone win a damn game with some creativity please.

[@tonyleone6709]

With little actual pressure from the clock in this classical format and the time they have to prepare for the match. As engines continue to improve can we expect anything else for now / the future of the championship match in the classical format? I feel like the only way to get "real" games is to put them under pressure from the clock / different formats obviously.

[@louisvalencia5244]

Bobby Fischer simply lived different times, when computers didn't exist. Now, no one is risking obviously. At this point Classical is a dead format, and what they need to do is semi-rapid or Fischer.

[@t00mgoos]

they should make it that the world champion retains the championship if it is ends in draw after 16 games... will lead to the challenger pushing for sharper positions much more

[@KhanhNguyen-vz4rx]

They are playing for the Championship, of course they will play to the best of their capabilities. If you want your Bobby, go and petition FIDE to ban the use of engine.

[@KhanhNguyen-vz4rx]

@UCeyeHBKaQ6OfDoPp67CDaTg I don't think they prep to move 20. I remember the Kramnik-Leko match where Peter Leko found the queen move OTB, that was around move 25 and it was in Kramnik's prep. Today prep will probably went deeper still

[@erdemozgur7399]

Its 3 years ago. My time machine works!

[@barry_allen321]

Why did you come to 2021? What's there in 2021?

[@nicholasoneal1521]

@@barry_allen321 I think the joke is on all the draws being like last world championship

[@barry_allen321]

@@nicholasoneal1521 Feeling dumb now 😑

[@akashmagarade5477]

I like now that you included ratings as well

[@BLooDCoMPleX]

The photo analyses are cracking me up.

[@ninadsbhatt100]

Magnus and Nepo resigned 😂😂 nicely done mate.

[@apk8340]

they care more for not losing rather than to win a game that,s the difference between them with the last generation of the greatest players.

[@lynk_1240]

I like the new picture for Nepo. Nicely done.

[@cardanofan2220]

Please put the game number at the beginning of the tittle of the video. On the iphone you can’t see very well if you have the most recent game.

[@oleglukianchikov3029]

Exciting game! It got hot at the end with all these possibilities for checkmates if one makes a less optimal move.

[@brucenunn3268]

@5:25 why not play (white) Bishop C1 - H6 .? Attacking Blacks F8 Rook.?

[@jakehixon4073]

I’ve never seen such a detailed handshake analysis.

[@danielneal5801]

I've got a question with en passant Rule on A5 can white pawn capture B5 to A6 at any time while played or does it have to be captured straight Away in that moment?

[@Dagoldenshizzle]

It has to occur on the next move.

[@danielneal5801]

That's a pity 😕

[@dillon5285]

The man who made the first move is the general secretary of the Dubi sports concel. His excellency Shahid Harrif. My apologies to Shahid no way I spelt his name correctly

[@yourn4m3h3re]

15:00 This is so typical of Carlsen : all of a sudden he's like "All your base are belong to us!" What a great match! :-)

[@joshuasimon6123]

Yeah.. Always exciting to be here

[@psychicspy1234]

This guy is time traveller,he has seen this match 1hr ahead and uploaded as soon as it ended

[@Slloooooom]

1:45 The man in the photo is Saeed Harib, the General Secretary of Dubai Sports Council.

[@lawdogwales5921]

Let's increase our vast knowledge!

[@juliussitumorang6533]

After Knight to f6 with the check and King g7, why not go rook e3? Some one please analyze this move.

[@Isthatthegrimreaper170]

Nepo really channeled his inner Fabi for this one

[@markmark8545]

they both channelled their inner Giri, surely ;-)