Nepomniachtchi-Ding World Chess Championship Match 2023 || Game 14

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Nepomniachtchi-Ding World Chess Championship (chess24.com) [14] 2023.04.29
1.d4 Nf6 2.c4 e6 3.Nc3 Bb4 4.e3 O-O 5.Bd2 d5 6.a3 Be7 7.Nf3 c5 8.dxc5 Bxc5 9.Qc2 dxc4 10.Bxc4 Nbd7 11.Rd1 Be7 12.Ng5 h6 13.h4 Qc7 14.Be2 Rd8 15.Rc1 Nf8 16.Nge4 Nxe4 17.Nxe4 Qxc2 18.Rxc2 Bd7 19.Bb4 Bxb4+ 20.axb4 Bc6 21.Nc5 Bxg2 22.Rg1 Bd5 23.e4 Bc6 24.b5 Be8 25.Nxb7 Rd4 26.Rc4 Rd7 27.Nc5 Rc7 28.Rc3 Rac8 29.b4 Nd7 30.Rcg3 Nxc5 31.bxc5 Rxc5 32.Rxg7+ Kf8 33.Bd3 Rd8 34.Ke2 Rc3 35.Rg8+ Ke7 36.R1g3 e5 37.Rh8 Rd6 38.b6 Rxb6 39.Rxe8+ Kxe8 40.Bb5+ Rxb5 41.Rxc3 Kd7 42.Rf3 Ke7 43.Rc3 a5 44.Rc7+ Kf6 45.Rc6+ Kg7 46.Ra6 Rb2+ 47.Kf3 Ra2 48.Kg3 h5 49.Ra8 Ra1 50.Kg2 a4 51.Ra5 f6 52.Kf3 a3 53.Ra6 Kf7 54.Ke3 Ke8 55.Ke2 Ke7 56.Kf3 Ra2 57.Ke3 Ra1 58.Ke2 Kf7 59.Kf3 Ra2 60.Ke3 Ke7 61.Kf3 Kd7 62.Rxf6 Rb2 63.Ra6 Rb3+ 64.Kg2 Kc7 65.f4 exf4 66.e5 Kb7 67.Ra4 Kc6 68.Ra6+ Kb5 69.Ra7 Kb6 70.Ra8 Kc5 71.Ra6 Kb5 72.Ra7 Kb6 73.Ra8 Kc6 74.Ra6+ Kd7 75.Kf2 Ke7 76.Kg2 Re3 77.Kf2 Rg3 78.Kf1 Rc3 79.Kf2 Re3 80.Kg2 Kd7 81.Kf2 Kc7 82.e6 Kd8 83.Ra7 Ke8 84.Kg2 Rxe6 85.Rxa3 Rg6+ 86.Kf2 Rg4 87.Ra5 Rxh4 88.Kf3 Ke7 89.Rf5 Ke6 90.Rxf4 Rxf4+
00:00 Hello Everyone!
The 2023 FIDE World Chess Championship is a 14-game match taking place in the St. Regis Astana Hotel in Astana, Kazakhstan on April 9-30 between Ian Nepomniachtchi and Ding Liren, who finished 1st and 2nd in the 2022 Candidates Tournament. Reigning World Champion Magnus Carlsen has chosen not to defend his title. The first player to reach 7.5 points wins, while a 7:7 tie will be decided by a playoff. The prize fund is €2 million, split 60:40, or 55:45 if it goes to a playoff. No draw offers are allowed until after move 40.
Each player has 120 minutes for 40 moves, then 60 minutes for the next 20, then 15 minutes to the end of the game, with a 30-second increment starting only from move 61. A playoff will consist of four 25-minute games, with a 10-second increment from move 1. If still tied, up to two pairs of 5+3 games will be played. If tied again, single 3+2 games are played, with colours reversed each game, until one player wins.
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[@ibr3521]

#agadmator, please fix the sound. The sound of moves keep repeating. Its annoying to hear

[@agadmator]

Now you see why I always fix the sound :)

[@rudrakshthakur5637]

@@agadmator Sorry about that.

[@tobiasthomsen7984]

@@rudrakshthakur5637 classic

[@alfredobaldi-pj1tn]

​@@agadmator lol u did it on purpose 😢

[@benr3799]

@@agadmatorevery time for the past few years I’m so confused at why you’re fixing the sound cause I never hear it. This is the only time I’ve ever noticed lmao, just shows how professional you are 99.9% of the time

[@youarecorrectiamwrongbecau1338]

9:31 39 minutes for: Nepo 43 minutes for: Ian Total 1 hour 22 minutes for *Ian Nepo*

[@0wenfox]

Hahaha🎉

[@michaelwang1730]

And 0 minutes for Liren Ding

[@martinwood744]

He was playing himself. Ding was just a spectator.

[@pero13258]

Was looking for this comment 😂

[@MinhHa-wj3nn]

GMs think on their opponent's time, super GM steal it

[@lucas29476]

The first ceremonial move, d4, was made by a little kid with White. This explains why the second ceremonial move (0:26), d5, was made with Black.

[@michaelmassaro4375]

Yes the little Chinese Girl moved pawn d4

[@weray7605]

Yeah, I felt that the little girl who played the ceremonial first move was among the best moments of the whole World Championship (The chess has not been good.) But to see a child getting the honor of the first ceremonial move was really nice. Not sure how our legendary Antonio Radic didn't know about it.

[@benr3799]

@@weray7605”the chess has not been good”😭reported for misinformation lmaoo

[@collegefootballpicks2972]

​@@benr3799 Is a championship without the best player defending the title still a championship? 😅

[@joaopauloadlergomesdacosta282]

The kid in question was Ms. Alanna Berikkyzy, winner of the under-9 Fide Chess championship. She moved a white piece. source: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/World_Chess_Championship_2023#Organization

[@DekritGampamole]

Watching this live, it was a very complicated game. Almost every move was a trick move. It was like watching Tom &Jerry trying to trick each other.

[@dariuszkopec2567]

Yes but in one hundred times slower tempo.

[@ranjithkumar-rg3gf]

This who are playing in world championship will feel the heat how every move is imp

[@tarekjrd75]

Good remark

[@dirkhebgeennaamachter9056]

They are indeed Tom & Jerry😁

[@harrisaxer2651]

Oh 💩! Now I’ll be seeing Ian as Tom and Ding as Jerry for the rest of my life

[@tanjirrabir8104]

The first move was played by a little kid as streamed. Then this gentleman made the second move. Just to let you know . Thankyou. You are truly amazing Agadmator

[@KevinAllen619]

I really liked your coverage of the classical portion, especially since u didn't tell who won or drew until it happened. Ty so much 4 that. I hope the rapid portion and your coverage of it is just as good as it has been. Ty 4 your videos

[@DoubtingThomas213]

Thanks!No need to be sorry for a longer session. Time is well spent on your channel!

[@nathanong87]

the b6 move was so nice seeing it live. really deep by Ding.

[@cygnustsp]

Was it ever a question that he'd play it?

[@emilyscloset2648]

​@@cygnustsp Actually yes. There was some debate

[@cygnustsp]

@@emilyscloset2648 I suppose there was suspicion he'd freeze and miss it but everyone agreed it was the only move

[@nathanong87]

only saying this cuz IIRC fabi and hess believed dingt saw this line back when he played Qe2 (albeit a mistake). , which they didn't understand and apparently only sesse sees the winning continuation for black.

[@FantasyFantasy934]

I mean pawn moves are just the besf

[@benr3799]

9:31 these are the moments that I cherish from agadmator’s videos. I was introduced to his channel years ago from a compilation of these, they always make me smile

[@sukhmandersingh4306]

seems like ding was forced to play instantaneously

[@ramachandra776]

90 moves , 6 hours and 35 minutes . Probably one of the longest last classical games played in the world championships . Ian and Ding have given an tremendously exciting match .

[@Mahidhoni5227]

Not even close to longest classical games

[@aWise_Monk]

​@@Mahidhoni5227 which was longest wcc match then?

[@Warriormanners]

@@aWise_MonkMagnus vs Nepo, game 6

[@whatsgoodmyguy4391]

It was a snooze fest

[@petervolmert2112]

You should watch Game 6 of the last WCC 😂

[@dakotacochran7125]

Beautifully done video Antonio this is one of my favorite breakdowns ever just from how thoroughly done it is and this also to me is one of the most noticeably complicated games I’ve ever watched live so hats off to you 🤝

[@kayur8458]

Who else would have blundered the Rook and the Game with King f3 @ 21:22. Me for sure! 🤫

[@hp7639]

with 5 seconds left, yes.

[@matejskoko8915]

"And of course,there is no way that that happens,but there is always...you know...a way that it happens..." 😂😂 classic Agad right there

[@sixjhontongalamar979]

Couldn't be me (after blundering a queen on a winning position)

[@TVbr7]

9:32 I love it when Antonio mixes things up😂😂

[@ybab-j]

I like the way Ding played here. He just plays his style, no matter the stakes.

[@aabishegaabi6047]

The first move was made by the little girl ( she is not visible clearly in the picture you shown ) , she made the first move for white .

[@elijahhang9986]

My heart was pounding for both players watching this live. Ian to find a winning idea and Ding to find resources! Crazy! Tiebreaks we go! May the best player win.

[@hattorihanzo2275]

Always on the ball. One of the best chess channels on the Tube.

[@hp7639]

who's better?😊

[@WillemAsselbergs]

Thanks for keeping the outcome secret till the end. I love your time format and in depth look at the game. (As always) Looking forward to the rapid games. Cheers from the USA (FL)

[@klausolekristiansen2960]

They ought to let Agadmator make the first move in one of these games. It would of course be B4.

[@theF1oracle]

That's the good stuff

[@udarajayawardena2018]

Hey, #agadmator, I think you missed it, The First Move was played by a little kid with White. that's why this gentleman plays the second move d5, which is odd to see two ceremonial moves in one game. 🙌

[@andrewhall7930]

#suggestion Hey Agadmator Could you consider doing a series on *The greatest Underpromotions in Top Tier Chess History* I.e. Games where GM's underpromoted a pawn to a knight, bishop or rook, to draw or win the game? There are quite a few fantastic games, and I think underpromotions can be the greatest games in history. Have you ever seen the Five Rooks game? (The only known game with 5 rooks on the board) Look it up

[@georgeharrisonOK]

Nice #suggestion

[@davidanderson_surrey_bc]

Eric Rosen is always looking for creative ways to checkmate his opponent, for example by en passant or castling queenside, when such moves immediately end the game. I might be misremembering this, but I seem to recall one game where Hikaru was killing his opponent and decided to promote every single pawn of his to a knight. Then he simply horsed around until his opponent ran out of pasture to run in.

[@anti-antifamclovin7627]

Friendly reminder for everyone to please let the ads before the video to play through🙏. Agad is awesome enough to not interrupt his content so we should be awesome in return by giving him revenue from the ads. Thanks Antonio for being the only KZbinr in existence who'll make a video longer than 10 minutes without a single commercial break. You the man Antonio!

[@bloody_me_put-in]

What ads?

[@ryanoneal8480]

stfu life is short and nobody owes corporations their time

[@TOM_NIX]

14:14 by norverian supercomputer you mean Magnus Carlsen?

[@GeraldM_inNC]

The LiChess engine is magnificent at forcing a stalemate. I used to find myself in positions where I was sure I could queen my pawn, as in this projected endgame, and the engine positioned its king where it forced a stalemate. In my whole life I've never managed to salvage a draw from a lost position in this manner. I just can't count the necessary moves carefully enough.

[@anonymousAJ]

It uses a table base When there are very few pieces left, all the possible positions have been worked out and it's known whether it's a draw or if one side can force a win how many moves to checkmate So it just checks the position after every legal move and plays whichever gives the soonest mate (or if there's only a draw it plays a random drawing move)

[@davidanderson_surrey_bc]

@@anonymousAJ I believe the table base currently stands at 7 pieces on the board (any combination 7 pieces by both White and Black); all possible positions of all possible combinations are compiled, and a complete tree of move sequences is stored for each starting position. Maybe the base is now 8 or more?

[@NationalSportsEntertainmentNSE]

6:22 I know I’m probably missing something but what if white played Bishop to H 5? The Knight can’t capture or check mate. Black would need to react to this and if he brought down the g pawn White could sacrifice the bishop and then if captured take a second pawn with the queen with checkmate Obviously I’m an idiot so I missing something can somebody tell me what I missing lol

[@jasonc4822]

It’s amazing how you deliver the content so quickly!

[@spindoctor6385]

The WCC should not be decided by short time control games. After game 14 it should just be next to win a game is the champ. For the title to be decides in armageddon is the equivalent of flipping a coin.

[@onurcemparlak3914]

Not watching matches live and have been waiting this video since the match ended 😄 you made us addicted to this tournement and chess, thank you

[@forkos89]

Never apologize for longer videos dude,you are awesome

[@rantdmc]

one of Agad's most complicated videos ever, and I loved it!

[@panda4247]

For the people always asking, what does Agad do with "sorry about that", you can hear in this video that it hasn't been done :) I'm not complaining, I'm just giving ithe info. Also, the gues made the cereminial move with the black pawn because th move with white was done by the little girl, who is hidden behind Ding in that photo. For some reason they had two guests today.

[@hobit7585]

He rearranges his balls or scratches them

[@Sivajivaylajilebi]

I Cant hear anything even without sorry about that

[@panda4247]

@@Sivajivaylajilebi come on... you did not hear the echo of the pieces? (recorded from the chess site itself, but also through the mic with a little delay, as he forgot to turn off the speakers, as he usually does)

[@mr.mariglia]

#agadmator I’m not necessarily suggesting this, but I’m just curious if you’ve ever thought of putting a white/black engine bar on the side of your videos so we can see the engine evaluation of each position (much like they do during the FIDE world championship). Love your videos!

[@VaSavoir2007]

At 20:42 briefly, I had to put the video on 0,25x speed (from Kc6 onwards and included) because you are enunciating the moves faster than I can, and I suspect many others can, think.

[@damian33dc]

Great match👍

[@zephyrsimon]

Lichess found the winning line right away when I inputted the position. Is there a supercomputer out there that's better than stockfish 14+?

[@Anizhur]

CC mandalorian, "this is the way"

[@Hodgeheg1]

How has he already made the video

[@64MilestotheGallon]

What an amazing championship, so far

[@Pikpok21]

I waited till you cover the game I'm excited to see how it ends.

[@bacho7478]

funny thing was that fabiano was one who actully found rbf4 move as a wining move

[@carlo_cali]

I think this World Championship was way more than we were anticipating ! It was been just great so far and continues to be way more than more than we bargained for

[@radoslavatanasov5684]

@Agadmator, your video is full of sound echoes!! Now I understand why u always say "Sorry about that". U should have fixxed the echo at the start of the show.

[@aronuchukwuezugo615]

9:30 I didn't know Nepo was playing against himself 🤣🤣

[@maulerXX]

Fabi found the b3 "supercomputer line" almost instantly in the live coverage.

[@Truth-sg2ot]

Ding survived somehow. We got more WCC matches Tomorrow is war

[@davidschneide5422]

I never thought it would be tied after 14 games.

[@jozefserf2024]

19:57 f4 looked dangerous but apparently it was the only saving move.

[@babr_iqbal]

I was really hoping to get a world camp in classical format.

[@slanigrad]

i need to give props to Commentators of WC, Fabi and the crew... amazing job,and kept me inforned when i was totally lost about what was played..

[@richardfredlund8846]

commentary was excellent. Only slight technical thing is that when they were showing live camera, it was quite hard to see the current board position in the bottom right corner.

[@slanigrad]

@@richardfredlund8846 yea man. what helped me is when i saw that live chat is full of morons spamming, and when I turned it off,i got needed space to see live board...

[@luigisaintil413]

I watched most of the 6 hours. Had to see how ag does it. Dubov gave some of the lines and nepo was better at some point in the middle and they went all the way just to end up with this draw. Great final game though you could feel the tension in every move.

[@steveconrad8857]

Fabbiano found that winning line in real time

[@nickcifarelli8887]

Wow. I'm surprised he choked at the Ccandidates. he drew all 12 games against Magnus in 2019. Extremely strong player.

[@davidking4838]

At 16:06 is R(D) x Bishop worth a try? It seems you could liquidate from there with black ending a pawn up in the endgame. A distant pawn that would just about guarantee a win.

[@arober2]

Why does Magnus say: “Whoever wins this match, has made a very strong performance, and won the world championship. But not more than that.” Isn’t that more than enough??

[@nigh_anxiety]

Because he's still the strongest by rating.

[@arober2]

@@nigh_anxiety you are soo right!

[@charlesca5763]

1:40 FTX Crypto Cup. For some reason I don't think there'll be another one of those

[@BLooDCoMPleX]

Disappointing that Classical Chess Champion will be decided by Rapid games, but I'm happy to see more games by these two.

[@SanjuClips]

Wow! Wow! Wow!

[@spacey_432]

Chat disabled for 3 seconds.

[@notmewooshme9916]

Gotta appreciate your dedication to delivering the good content.

[@spiritofdan613]

Nepo has a HUGE advantage in Rapids. Ding is always nervous and always burns more time than Nepo.

[@safwansifat]

ding is the 2nd rated rapid in the world,, onlu 11 points behind magnus,, rapport is number 5th, nepo no 7

[@pauldacus4590]

Wait, are you saying black doesn't move first? And I thought I was pretty good at CHEST!

[@-yeme-]

wait til you find out what the horse can do

[@Liwet.]

I like the points being listed as 6½ and not 6.5 or 6,5

[@GregoryWonderwheel]

Great video with perfect length for the game.

[@ThePature]

Demain aux départage il y aura toujours ce différé d'une heure ou pas ? Merci de me répondre

[@smacdonald333]

At 3:40, why no mention of Bxe6, fxe6, Nxe6 forking the queen and rook. This is a combo I often look for and it seems you're getting a rook for bishop and two pawns and opening up the king.

[@nigh_anxiety]

You're getting a rook and 2 pawns for a bishop and knight, but the engine is showing -2.5 for Black after 1. Bxe6 fxe6 2. Nxe6 Qc4 3. Nxf8 Bxf8 4. e4 b6 5. Qa4 Qxa4 6. Nxa4 Nxe4 7. 0-0 Ndf6 The board is open and black still has the bishop pair, and black's knights are in much more active positions.

[@smacdonald333]

@@nigh_anxiety Thank you for that!

[@tatsuyasigh1906]

I don't think it's abt finding the whole engine line, I think it's more abt staying patient and making it's difficult to white to move and avoiding simplification. Make small progress, then u take it from there

[@gurjassinghbatra5758]

The real reason Nepo was trying so hard to prolong the game was that he didn't want the whole world watching Magnus crush him when they Google the longest WCC game ever

[@gruntgobshite]

Super GM Gurjas has spoken!

[@VIKINGHUN]

Stockfish on my phone found Rb3 @ 14:44.....

[@Noelito40]

Ding effectively played the game without his bishops! In particular, the dark squared bishop did nothing!

[@bassegoder]

What to say: Ding with crazy openings, Nepo taking advantage of it, Ding consuming time to mess it up more to find a way back in the game, Nepo with a winning move bit he blitzes (who knows why) ñ, blunders, and rather lose or draw the game... And then you go to press conference to hear many nonsense questions. Idk. It is a very exciting match but full of errors too. I can imagine Magnus rising his chin and smiling

[@NoNoahhhh]

When you say norwegian supermachine, do you mean magnus carlson?

[@FlexiBars]

Thank you brother. I missed the live broadcast

[@GreenMeansGOF]

A little girl (his daughter?) made the first move. This game has two first moves and you didn’t put it in the video😢

[@davidoconnor1773]

I would like in the future to see the ceremonial first move being whatever the person making it wants to be, then the person playing white has to figure it out from there. F4 right out of the gate! Na3! Mix it up, lets get crazy!

[@TESLblog]

Now, I am looking for more gaps by Richard Rapport, too

[@Izkapts]

Wait, what.. The first ceremonial move was made by (quoting agadmator) "the chess person of the senate of the parliament of Kazakhstan". How does one get that title? And, ofc, "he's premoving the, hehe, he's moving the black pawn to d5".

[@javierborquez]

Is the sound of no "sorry about that"?

[@hcgreier6037]

14:47....don't need super computers here, Stockfish sees 36...Rb3 with no problems at depth 20.

[@theaquaticdesert]

Ian din shake hands….Hello everyone and welcome to the final game of the world championship

[@theaquaticdesert]

Idk why I’m rooting for ding lol

[@Dharmaku56]

Thank you for your excellent commentary on all the world championship games. I'm actually quite surprised by the 'club-like' level of this championship series. Not particularly high quality games. As carlsen says, ...has become world champion but not more than that!

[@aleks5992]

I think if he wanted to, he could upload the video even before the game is finished

[@deanchristie3829]

3:37 After black moves Qc7, why not Bxe6, forcing black to make a decision - take the bishop & white forks the Queen & rook or - take the knight & open up the h-file? It might not be mate, but white sacrifices the bishop and the knight for the rook and 1 or 2 pawns as well as open up black's defensive structure. I thought this was the reasoning for playing Ng5 in the first place.

[@davidemeo3296]

what time do they play tomorrow?

[@ROB68527]

7:58 was doubling pains a real mistake that let to almost a losing position?

[@cipherxen2]

I was waiting for "sorry about that" the whole time.

[@rafatrasul4300]

Ding won the drawing of lots held after the press conference and will open the Rapid games with the White pieces.

[@erforderlich5274]

Starting with black pieces: Isn't it that during Morphy's era it was quite usual to keep colours but switch openings? Can somebody with vast knowledge clarify?

[@CRYPT55]

What engine do you use?

[@DJFernandezF]

What a match!!

[@jowbloe4700]

Now I gotta wake up at the Crack of dawn tomorrow to watch the game 😢

[@richardfredlund8846]

fishing pole, in WC ...have to admit I wasn't expecting that.

[@trafyknits9222]

This match (and the winner's name) will have the biggest asterisk in the universe by it, and we all know why.

[@arober2]

That may answer the question I posed above LOL. Great take on the situation!!🤙

[@BobbyBobBob1]

Thank you agadmator for your wonderful videos, and for normal titles unlike other chess youtubers who have nauseating clickbait titles all the time

[@ybab-j]

6:00 this would have been a funny line, everyone putting all the pieces back where they were at the start

[@James-Bond-007_]

Sassy is incredible machine of this world. One of the greatest invention of mankind

[@paosceptic]

I don't understand Ding's bishop move which allowed the doubling of the b pawn - from then onwards Ding was always on the defensive and Nepo could have won as you showed

[@yonetmen]

First the first time I see the secret behind the *sorry about that* after being such an excellent subscriber for the last 6 years! Ironically there is no *sorry about that* in this video!

[@nathynorthy6916]

Hi Agadmator. I love your videos, but could you not use two people shaking hands as the thumbnail in future? I wasn't able to watch this game live, and so I was looking forward to watching your analysis of it later, seeing the game played out and only finding out the result at the end. I've done this several times in this and the previous World Championship, but this time the thumbnail was a bit of a spoiler and all the suspense was lost.

[@renanramos1013]

We appreciate you so much, Antonio. Greetings from Brazil!🇧🇷

[@fagnerbrasileirofigueiredo3766]

Positivo

[@niagra898]

Brazil-the rape state of the world.

[@jaopedro97]

🇧🇷 🙏

[@bernardobila4336]

Um abraço pra vcs, desde Moçambique. 🇲🇿

[@8964TS]

A young girl played the first move with white and that guy played the first for black. Two opening moves.

[@Hereson]

What a game

[@mortalengine2934]

Stopped this video at "hello everyone" just to comment on how fast and hard my heart is pounding