Magnus Carlsen vs Sergey Karjakin | 2016 World Chess Championship | Game 10

[@rachmanny]

I think it is interesting to point out how computers have really shifted our outlook of a game's result. Maybe the tendency is that now we look at mistakes and blunders more often than we look at "brilliant" moves. Likely because of computer analysis. A computer would never put an exclamation point ! and say a move is a wow move. Just thought it was an interesting topic to open from a psychological standpoint.

[@nrojorn]

Couldn't agree more. Also, you often hear the commentators praise moves at first, but after seeing the blunder with the help of a computer they bash on the players as if they missed an obvious move. It's hard to be perceived as a brilliant player when the spectators have computer analysis at hand.

[@DaAm4t3urist]

Yes, All the people sitting with computer engines criticising every innaccuracy expecting them to play like computers.

[@Royquah]

EnmanuellePiano chess.com engine does,I believe

[@ovrava]

Jeah its weird for a sport when the better players dont play but evaluate the plays of worse players. Because they are not allowed to participate because they are no humans.

[@LimAida]

EnmanuellePiano wiwww

[@MADjaHEAD]

FYI, based on press conference after game, Karjakin did not see those forced draws.

[@RobK769]

Thanks for coverage Jerry, thanks also for not just playing down the moves and make a 15-20Min recap, but giving interesting sidenotes and details. Great work! Cant wait for game 11 :)

[@zsdCKanVOIJANSO]

You didn't mention the mate in 51 in the end game :p

[@drutgat2]

That was great. Thanks for this, Jerry. I am exhausted from just having watched the video, so the players must have been exhausted.

[@talisb7883]

You're doing a fabulous work, Jerry. For every wcc match I got to your Twich and in the other day I always come here to watch on KZbin too!

[@andrewroberts8139]

"Pacman mode" - all hail the undisputed king of chess instruction!

[@christiantmyhre]

On the whole move 20 thing: In the press conference Carlsen said he immediately saw the forced draw after he made the move 20.Nd2 (you could see he was surprised/relieved when d5 came during the live broadcast) , while Karjakin still hadn't seen it post game and when asked about it he said he saw Nxf2, but didn't see a good follow up (probably didn't see Nh4+). They discussed it in detail in the press conference afterwards if you're interested. Enjoying the summaries, Jerry!

[@luise.mercadorojas9305]

I love your comments.

[@christiantmyhre]

:)

[@ashokmadridista2664]

awesome jerry! great analysis man. love your videos!

[@SamBElevenC]

bro, thank you for these. your voice's sacrifice will not be forgotten

[@p3tr0114]

Jerry, I've been around and you are the best chess commentator. Emotionless, opinion-less, monotone, without any bias, not forgetting to mention English speaking. Let's just hope you don't get too popular. :) Keep this channel niche.

[@Treegrower]

Low key insulting?

[@greglogan7706]

That is prob overstated a bit... I liked his tone.

[@AnPhuTradingCoLtd]

thank you for posting so early, I was looking for this

[@joshuamitchell5530]

Thank you for including GMT at the end :)

[@alachabre]

9:38 GM Daniel King (PowerPlayChess) begins his analysis of the game at this point, move 19. He also considers this exchange a mistake by White. According to King, Karjakin stated after the game that he overlooked the 3x repetition.

[@alachabre]

16:49 An endgame with sixteen pawns on the board. Not something seen everyday :)

[@andyisyoda]

fantastic Jerry!!! What an epic come back by Carlsen. He will grind you down if you do too many endgames!!

[@lokspas23]

Couldn't catch the game live, but what a video! 46 minutes... Thank you, Jerry :-)

[@keyshwa200]

This commentary is amazing. I appreciate all the hard work, Jerry!

[@timberhoff]

I'm so exited to see Jerrys new videos of this rivalry. I never look up who won before i watch this and Jerry doesn't give it away either until the end which is really cool.

[@zippymax1]

Thanks for covering this despite your obvious viral malady (or whatever it is that I've noticed for a few days--maybe you explained it on a previous day.) Your analysis is far more entertaining and comprehensible than that of any of the myriad GMs I find everywhere during this match.

[@razvanilie8886]

by far the best analysis of the game out on youtube. and it is just as true for any other game of world championship. thank you for the effort!!

[@lavanpathmanathan]

Poor Jerry, does he even sleep?

[@aeiouaeiou100]

Report Globe On rest days ;)

[@bobdole7292]

Yeah I can't believe it. He covers a 6 hour match and does an hour long video. 7 hours is brutal. Can't imagine anyone sitting in a chair for that long.

[@Proviper666]

Eric Hansen and others!

[@XxSTANTONATERxX]

hehe, i do not disagree with you, but a lot of people sit in a chair for 7+ hours a day (office job)

[@PreservationEnthusiast]

Jerry does the best commentary out of all the experts even the GMs

[@hoplahey]

At the press conference after the game you saw that Karjakin missed the draw opportunity. When Carlsen explained it to him, Karjakin looked like he was going to faint for about two seconds, before composing himself and continuing analyzing the game.

[@myneighborburrito]

you're the man jerry

[@parkerbeck3580]

I love your commentary, Jerry. You point out almost every nuance along the way, most of them I have no idea about, such as the bishop "staring off into space" at 6:32. Not intuitive, but rather obvious in hindsight. I'm really becoming a better player from your videos.

[@Tomdg]

Really great video, keep up the good work! :)

[@E10m00]

Jerry you sound sooooooo depressed.

[@Tuxcz]

After Karjakins "mistakes" when he missed the draw opportunity Carlsen's play seemed immaculate to me. It's been a long time since I last saw impressive game like this one, very well played from both players. Thanks for covering it Jerry!

[@BlackBeltMonkeySong]

Yes, that endgame was amazingly subtle. I wonder if Carlsen is trying to squeak too much out of his less than mainstream openings, and having trouble outplaying Karjakins impressive sense of defense.

[@TheDrewjustforyou]

Jerry you sound so tired, take a break man! I really appreciate the current-ness of the videos, but don't burn yourself out.

[@bobdole7292]

this event is 3 weeks every 2 years. i think he'll be all right, mother.

[@himethisisme]

I agree with you, but the WCC is basically Christmas come early for Jerry, he wouldn't miss it. :P

[@hrothgargames6251]

incredible game by all means

[@МартинГеоргиев-н4к]

Jerry probably developed a caffeine addiction like no other.

[@LCFCKris]

You are a living chess legend Jerry! Keep it up. I hope it does go to a tiebreak situation so I get to watch more vids

[@izanagimarshell3037]

Jerry,You Must take a break,dont push yourself...

[@oddforestcritter]

Cheers Jerry, awesome commentary and analysis

[@bigheadedz1887]

Hi Jerry, Thank you so much for covering these, i always look forward to seeing you cover top level games, so having this many games so quickly is like christmas come early! I especially like the variations you add. Excited to see how this one ends up!

[@kjellrasmundson4538]

Excellent walk thru! Very pedagogically Jerry shows what was behind this struggle

[@RayedWahed]

Jerry, your the best. by watching your videos i can actually learn alot since you analyze why players make the moves they make and show alternatives

[@DaveC01473]

One of the great things about Jerry's videos is that he almost always anticipates my questions about a position and answers them perfectly! He does an amazing job!

[@yaseeew]

That one waiting move at move 56 is hilarious and so satisfying to watch

[@youssefkhamli6831]

Hi Jerry , Thank you for your effort !

[@superfisto]

And thanks, Jerry. I'm looking forward to game 11 too.

[@BlackBeltMonkeySong]

That endgame was amazing!

[@seanpetermcdonald]

Thanks for another great vid

[@misterkefir]

100th like! Great content as always, Jerry ;)

[@antikkumar7265]

wonderful analysis i subscribed

[@MrBendybruce]

I enjoy watching the UFC, but I also enjoy watching this. Both are Bloodsports at the highest level!

[@theticoboy]

Bendy Bruce I thought I was the only one who liked both. Lol

[@armynyus9123]

For sure not the only one: Last week GM Eric Hansen was commenting the games with GM Peter Svidler (on chess24) - being asked which other sport he would like to commentate, the immediate answer was: "That is easy: MMA"

[@peterblack_]

You should try watching chessboxing

[@igorgetmeabrain]

Brilliant commentary Jerry. What a game!

[@scowell]

Not watching the stream... Jerry's analysis is how I get the game... I don't peek either! Thanks for your work Jerry, you make the match even better than watching the principles.

[@AroundWayOther]

Thank you so much for all your hard work Jerry! :]

[@ChristopheGavrel]

Thanks a lot for this great analysis and explanations

[@Znmann]

fantastic video tnx

[@kwijung]

Just some feedback: Sounds like you're a bit too close to the mic on this one. Also pacing could be better, it's a bit slow.

[@fermatsfish9734]

Great analysis as always! :) It would have been nice to look at some other alternatives for black on move 56, however.

[@SurfinScientist]

Nice analysis! Thanks.

[@ZoeTheCat]

Thank you Jerry. I hope you got some great sleep! You are the best.

[@dynamicchessclub9175]

As always,analysis with sunlit perfection!

[@remi.bolduc]

Thanks. I did listen to at least 3 analysis of this game. And I like that yours explained more of the tactical tricks in the positions. For example, why not move 25 ... Raf8. With the idea of the Knight in f5 disconnecting the rooks. Only your video cover those ideas. It is quite helpful in understanding the game. Take care,

[@mohsenaghazadehshiran7031]

Great analysis. Tnx a billion.

[@Don_Artie]

Hey Jerry, always love your vids. I watched the game live and at move 62 Nd5 I noticed that you were focussed on the evaluation dropping. This is not something im used to hearing/seeing from you, the twitch chat was spamming blunder at first and you kind of went with it. I prefer the stream to be without eveluation especially right after a move is made. Look at it with logic, not with computers :) it ruins the magic. This is just meant as some kind of feedback, I appreciate you work+ stream. For me personally the use of computers in chat really sucks, makes me wish they didnt exsist.

[@PetePawner]

Congratulations! Number one streamer one twitch last night. What now? Also, thank you for the coverage.

[@ShehabEllithy]

Another question, at 16:56 why can't black play Re3

[@ShehabEllithy]

Nvm I got it I don't know how I missed the f pawn

[@vinayv8791]

Chess videos in this channel, completely changed how I should be viewing the position of pieces.

[@ChessNetwork]

👍🏼

[@supergreatsuper]

Has there been a (professional) game where an entire column has been filled with pieces, like was almost done at about 22:00? What about 2 columns?

[@proilu]

Amazing endgame! And great commentary also!!

[@ChristianP1999]

About move 45, I fell asleep and woke up 2 hours after the game had ended...

[@alanrobinson7819]

Do you cover this live great work thank

[@stigcc]

Great, thanks! (Did he say "Ahmed mode" @34:30?)

[@nicelydone1]

Pacman*

[@black_squall]

OM NOM NOM

[@ElPikacupacabra]

Great commentary!

[@fox.mulder]

Hi Jerry. Thanks once more for your very instructive video. I'm quite interested in the tool you use to turn these chess games into a graph, and also what's the criteria to point middle and end game positions. Thank you in advance...

[@bobblack1090]

Wow! It just goes to show that while "perfect" chess might be preferable to the purists, a few mistakes or inaccuracies make for really exciting viewing. What a game! And fascinating analysis and insights as always.

[@aalzidi]

Thank you for the wonderful video. what is average centipawn loss?

[@carcasapistacho]

May I ask why can't white at 11:50 just play Qf2 or Rf2 in order to avoid the draw?

[@majawalin5882]

YES!!! Magnus

[@DMcTyke]

Great analysis!

[@Espen1039]

The first full game I've watched

[@TWPO]

I loved this end game! What an intriguing set of positions. You are incredible, Jerry!

[@soneomusic7560]

What a complex game. Great analysis as always!

[@AlanxEurope]

what if game 11 and 12 draw ?? who will win ?

[@carlhw]

I enjoyed your level, pace and comments very much. Please let me know your name or some handle so I can find your analysis/commentary for games 11 and 12.

[@XerxesGammon200]

Why Can't you live stream on KZbin instead of twitch?

[@whateverittakes1673]

Jerry your work gives me hope for reason and critical thought in the US. Thank you for the analysis sir!

[@jhfit]

Great game and well explained, as usual.

[@vaibhavhardware5473]

your videos are awesome jerry

[@videoshomepage]

Great video. Great game.

[@kevingonsalves3088]

Go magnus!

[@MrGyges]

Phew! Too much excitement. Nicely guided, Jerry, now have rest - please

[@lukejensen6802]

Wow. I wonder if Karjakin just missed the repetition draw or saw it and decided not to take it? Either way he's gotta be beating himself up a little. If I were him I would've been looking for drawing opportunities the whole game (not saying I would've caught it)

[@123munguia1]

LDJ YT if you see the press conference it looks like he completely missed it

[@ghostapostle7225]

Carlsen actually showed all the variations necessary to force a draw in the position in the press conference. Sergey was speechless.

[@lukejensen6802]

Thanks for the info, that's pretty crazy

[@BuckBrothersProjects]

why can't the white knight be captured on F5 at 17:00

[@stayedfaded]

For tournament strategy, shouldn't you insist on a draw whenever possible once you have a 1 point lead?

[@MrDyll]

What's the program he uses for the chess board here?

[@rawrCHICKENz]

you sound so tired Jer

[@bryanoberholtzer]

You always do a geat job casting!

[@Tamuzi]

Wonderful video as always, but boy do you sound tired

[@ShehabEllithy]

I am just a hobbyist but I tried the riddle or whatever you would like to call it. At 16:14 wouldn't the move Nf4 work too?

[@bluekeybo]

hey jerry, where can we find the live coverage you did of the wcc? it's not on your twitch

[@mrtmantohead]

jerry uploading at real real hours

[@galoandrade8059]

Excellent !!!

[@SmithLord117]

I'm probably oblivious to a rule but around 11:00 when talking about the chance for a draw why couldn't white just take the knight with his rook or queen?

[@rafaelsaraiva7990]

White would trade a pawn and a rook for a knight (the queens would trade off equally).

[@rafaelsaraiva7990]

And that's a loss. So it would be better to draw.

[@motaro959]

jerry i don't know why your voice always put me to sleep.

[@esamudani2845]

Hell yeeesss !! Im so happy that carlsen won !!!

[@luckyapple2655]

Esa Mudani

[@dhushy63]

Esa Mudani I

[@indianfan1029]

This is the first time i am seeing these games. And it amazes me how well Karjakin played in this match. Why do people not count him much higher. I know there was some recent controversy and he got banned etc, but even before that, people didnt talk highly enough about him.