NO CHEATING RECAP DING-GUKESH GAME 3

[@VBKramnik]

Please let me know obvious mistakes I made :)

[@helloworld5760]

Благодарю за разбор! =) ❤️

[@X-XXIV]

Kxd2 was better)

[@VBKramnik]

​@@X-XXIV that is not a MISTAKE, more matter of taste, I mean real mistakes

[@jayantsingh658]

@@VBKramnik the advantage is lost if rook takes according to the engine

[@Shahmatyludichisla-mk2bp]

What do you think about 11.Cf4? I think this is the key move in this game.

[@HansWurst-k3q]

I am so impressed by this engine-free analysis! If Vladimir Borisovich really only looked at this game for 15 minutes to come up with this masterclass about piece coordination, then I get a glimpse of what reams of variations a World Champion might be able to calculate in a full classical tournament game. Please continue to do your engine-free recaps - it's so refreshing and instructive!

[@kramnikstudentc24]

1:42 - Saying I played it against Anish Giri is enough We will ourselves understand that the game ended in a draw

[@buteykolive]

🤣🤣🤣

[@LibertaliaExplorer]

😂

[@varishnakov]

But when Giri is playing black, a draw is a favorable result for him.

[@X-XXIV]

Very interesting to watch the analysis from the world champion without an engine! Thank you!

[@zenmaster1958]

*former world champ

[@X-XXIV]

@@zenmaster1958 Doesn't matter

[@devsharma6556]

Now everyone "trying" to copy the no-engine-analysis format, but I have to say nowhere close to the quality of commentary Mr. Kramnik presents. Thank you so much Sir. Humbly Appreciated.

[@varishnakov]

Hello Mr. Kramnik. You don't need to apologize for mistakes. It is a sad state of chess that a former world champion would feel the need to apologize for his analysis. Those of us who don't use engines when we play appreciate your thoughts a lot!

[@eisbaer0812]

Engine-free-analysis is the best. Thank you for your work!

[@Pavel-Nedved]

Отличный разбор. Вообще очень приятно смотреть такие подробные видео как у Вас и у Яна, сразу видно настоящих маэстро, а не пародии которые только показывают первые линии движка, с выражением лица 'ну как же можно было так ошибиться и не увидеть простой ход'.

[@HakaseMugei5371]

i care more about this recap series than the actual wcc lol

[@matchesmalone3145]

Sir. You are the only person keeping real chess alive. Please never give up!! Thank you for everything!

[@ayaye1918]

love this kind of real analysis

[@sushamaranabhaumik3423]

This is the best recap on KZbin ❤. So much to learn from you

[@Jona-u8z]

Was looking forward to this recap the entire day :)

[@fairchess779]

A World Champion comenting games for free... someday people will realise the gift... well quite a few do already...

[@citizenguy]

For those criticizing the analysis, remember there used to be a time when grandmasters could not use computers. So Fischer, Capablanca, Morphy, etc. had to largely prepare on their own.

[@albeback5234]

thank you, Cpt. Obvious 🫡

[@cassandreshido8321]

Was waiting for this since I heard you played a game with this system, thanks !

[@jonmetaphorist1327]

I think ding will lose more games in the next few rounds. His mentality is really not on par with Gukesh. Really tired of chess commentators reading engine lines and guess what I found, thanks champ for making these recap, really helpful for lower level players to understand how top grandmasters think.

[@bita_smietana1517]

Thanks for these recaps, your insights are very interesting and I would love to see more

[@odallus1078]

Thank you for you analysis Mr.Kramnik. without the engine which takes more effort. Make it more interesting to hear top GM insights👏.

[@julo626]

Thank you Mr. Kramnik, this video series is absolutely wonderful. It is an honor and a pleasure to hear you share your masterful knowledge. A French fan.

[@MusicMastiIND]

very informative...love your recaps sir

[@CyanGM]

I really hope you do recaps/lectures more often! Invaluable insight from one of the greats, and the fact that you don't use an engine like every single other person that makes recaps makes it very unique.

[@carbonentropy6223]

I was eagerly waiting for this 🤘

[@asdkpi6897]

Ох спасибо огромное, Владимир Борисович! А то я уже очень ждала😊 буду смотреть

[@IgnatiusC650]

Excelent 26..a5 idea!!! Thanks Vlada

[@luckydickbig]

True !

[@Cheats_Detected]

Thank you! As always, top notch recap commentary

[@livelifegalaxy]

@VBKramnik what is your prediction, who will win the match?

[@MrClarktom]

These recaps are genuinely the best available

[@swastik0047]

You are really humble, making excellent analysis while also admitting that there may be mistakes

[@cattycats4]

I love these videos, they are something that is only possible from a top GM, it gives real value to your abilities Vladimir, something that other youtubers cannot copy 🙂 also you are very relaxed and have nice attitude, this puts you way ahead of someone like Hikaru in terms of being able to follow the game and enjoy the video 🙂

[@j.f.8175]

Mr. Kramnik, I have your Chessable course and a question for you: which past or present players, besides Karpov and yourself, would you recommend studying especially according to your three-question method? Or is it a method that would also help to analyze all players of different styles?

[@VBKramnik]

I think its universial

[@j.f.8175]

@@VBKramnik thank you for the answer

[@MamallanT]

Kramnik nice to see KZbin recommends your video... Never thought you had a Channel... You are kept at Prestigious level in Chess by fans, more of someone like strict teacher😊... Honestly, your content is more like for Chess professionals / players pursuing chess career... Which is good, players and parents shall be interested to get involved with you... Whereas, Chess general public fans might find difficult to watch whole analysis, for them you need to add some extra movie like content, like in Levy, ChessBaseIndia... where fans shall show up more, and can make some money ... Anyways we are happy to see you in internet for free🎉😂

[@TadeoSwedeborg]

Very interesting analysis. Thank you for that!

[@КлюевСергей-э5с]

Вспоминается фильм «бегущий по лезвию» с Харрисоном Фордом. Где главный герой проводит тест «войта кампфа» чтобы выявить киборга. Там был такой вопрос: « вы идёте по пустыне и видите черепаху, которая перевернулась и не может подняться, но вы не помогаете ей, почему?» И киборг не смог ответить как человек. 😅 Так же и здесь, « вы видите, что слон ваш под ударом, но вы не хотите его спасти, почему? 🤔». Но AI пофиг, у него нет человеческих эмоций, нет эмоционального интеллекта.

[@stanislavbrusnikin4885]

Was waiting this review more then the actual match! Thanks

[@ethanguo4219]

Love these. The position is very difficult without engine. It's crazy ding would go for this with so little time instead of retreating his bishop. Maybe a bit too optimistic after beating gukesh with black 3 times

[@manojradhakrishnan5686]

Yes seemed like unnecessary risk taking!

[@Feonix-un8vq]

Thank you very much for the video, could you please explain, why ding thought for so much and did not go for the repitition with Nh5 instead of rh5? And what should Ding do to avoid big time troubles, as otherwise the match is lost for him.

[@dmitrymikhailovnicepianomu8688]

Thank you. Engine free format is great! We feel alive again.

[@pulsering9859]

Thank you, Vladimir! Very interesting.

[@HussainYasseen]

Best Chess Content on KZbin ❤

[@Northseapirate44]

At some point you could watch Gukesh’s heartbeat

[@pitwalltalk]

from Kramnik's desktop, we can fairly observe that Mr. world champion has some cryptocoin investments.

[@ian27792]

You played this opening also against Ian

[@VBKramnik]

AH RIGHT FORGOT ALREADY

[@MustafaAl-Bassam]

Thank you for the analysis sir

[@L.change.2024]

Ok, no doubt. let's the procedure.

[@Zwellop]

Cool to see they followed your game vs Arjun

[@infidel-catto]

brilliant analysis compared to players like Nakamura or Naroditsky

[@OmkarChakradeo]

Thanks Great analysis

[@asdkpi6897]

Фантастика) спасибо, я получила большое удовольствие при просмотре. Всего хорошего❤

[@janegansey7442]

Самая большая ошибка, которую совершил Динг - это что он не додумался изучить Ваши партии😁 Спасибо за обзор, Владимир Борисович, Вы лучший! 👍

[@OmGupta]

here comes the best recap

[@Alain9-1]

why should i laugh about analysis of a former world champion ?

[@luigi777aa]

Kramnik's variation of exchange variation of queen's gambit!

[@ian27792]

😀😃

[@not_emerald]

Vlad, ever thought about using Linux? I think it fits you.

[@nikamumladze8220]

I like this idea a lot actually to tell us what you think without analyzing the game with an engine at first but then also look at what it says. I wish others made recaps like this as well.

[@Scotty-w2g]

комментаторы с engines сейчас загрустили получается?

[@arlupin777]

Владимир Борисович, ФМ Омариев обмолвился на стриме, что некоторые гроссы считают Гукеша читером. И после турнира претендентов понятно почему. Не думаете, что и на этом уровне это возможно? Особенно, если учесть, что Гукеш не был уникумом, как Магнус, но тем не менее в 18 лет показывает порой необъяснимый уровень игры и счет, выстрелив в последние 2 года

[@ethanguo4219]

Could be possible. Im not sure if they search the players. There are also in-ear headphones and butt plugs that vibrate. They may be possible to escape metal detector and frisking, depending on how strict the process is

[@mrkkdc6592]

VB, any plans to recap with Ian for LevitovChess channel?

[@sv7973]

Great analysis!

[@stephenh9483]

Great stuff! We love you

[@AndrewWiese]

Wonderful to follow, thanks

[@gameplaygamer7243]

thanks for recap very helpfull and accurate see you soon

[@Abhishekkumar-st1xr]

Great review

[@MurrayHerts]

I come to you recap without knowing the result or game because its more enjoyable when it's a surprise, is there any way you could not have the score showing under the names? no worries if not 🙏thanks for the recap

[@Nicole-yy1kn]

King d2 might be worse, but white has much more time and they keep the game more complicated. That’s much better than draw-ish game with simplifying everything and giving Ding time he needs to potentially avoid what happened.

[@VARMOT123]

It resembled your game with arjun

[@aarambh9788]

Been waiting for this

[@amirovsky2012]

Bruce Lee was injured , He needs a rest day . I listened in press conference that both players followed an opening played before by GM Valdimir Kramnik .

[@jeremyabelsen2919]

best recaps, thanks!

[@subhankarbhadra781]

Move 25 engines thinks both Nd4 and Rc3 are good, but the explanation behind Rc3 is very understandable, restricting the e5 knight.

[@prabhatkiranmukherje]

If 26.Rc3 the issue was Rxg5 and Bh6 with the pin. Again Gukesh absolutely didn't want to give back a 3rd pawn and was willing to delay coordinating his pieces in order to keep a big material advantage.

[@VBKramnik]

Rg5 Rg5 Bh6 Be3

[@prabhatkiranmukherje]

@@VBKramnik But Be3 allows Nf3+ with a fork which will regain the material. That's the problem with this.

[@prabhatkiranmukherje]

By the way, even that might still be good for White. I think it's just Gukesh absolutely didn't want to give back the material.

[@VBKramnik]

@@prabhatkiranmukherje Ah you mean after Ne5 Rc3

[@prabhatkiranmukherje]

@@VBKramnik Yes. Be3 in those lines is blocking the rook so Nf3+ again becomes possible.

[@humanfrommars882]

Interesting...

[@stefanonori5865]

Vlad, you would be able for sure to do well against gukesh in this match

[@aarambh9788]

I think he lost on time, after making rook h5 move

[@pargm9543]

Yes he lost on time, what can you expect from person, one who accuses everyone of cheating

[@EJandEmmanGonzales]

Nice Video

[@saturo_nipon]

I love the title!

[@megaa1c]

Динг читернул ладью на H5 поставил :D

[@DrMike005]

Nice, analysis without an engine

[@Chessbd71]

King d2 was the best move

[@jaccocornelisschutter8895]

More of this.

[@Shahmatyludichisla-mk2bp]

Underestimated the champion 11. Cf4

[@RyanSheppard-tq4pg]

All gentile Final!

[@tiorofioro-jd4bs]

Here again.

[@kevwalshe7065]

Thanks

[@fabianojesus8418]

Hi from Brazil!!

[@sashan2764]

Удивил ваш разбор этой партии думал вы разнесете Динга. Он до хода Л h5 играл с точностью 99,2 по чем кому, но дело в том какой ценой. Он быстро шлепнул ход Сс2, а потом стал думать по 30-40 минут как вытащить ногу из капкана в который сам стал. Очень странно, что он думал не перед таким ответственным ходом, а после него. Да ходы он потом поднимал очень сложные, но зачем? Такое ощущение что гора родила мышь, думать полтора часа на 5 ходов, в итоге соперник делал простые ходы за минуту, а Динг надорвался, потерял концентрацию и сделал ход который вообще никак не объяснить, это просто затмение от переутомления

[@thelegend7406]

Dude they played your line you prepared for throwaway 2 blitz games 😂 wth is this wcc coming to😅

[@Justamag1c]

Better late than never

[@ian27792]

Ridicoulus the way he lost.This guy thinks 2 hours for 1 move

[@alexeyprofi3951]

Yeah, makes it completely unentertaining to watch

[@AhPhoey]

It appears Ding might have been cheating....Look at move 11

[@tomsmith4452]

What are you talking about ? H5 is standard

[@AhPhoey]

@tomsmith4452 Dang it

[@alexeyprofi3951]

Почему нельзя было сделать прорыв пешкой с5 вместо ладьи h5

[@VBKramnik]

PESHKA D5

[@Jaso839]

This recap was..........................interesting.

[@СергейС-р9х]

Native English speakers, I won't believe you if you say that Kramnik has an accent!

[@Maxim_Baranov]

Я не нэйтив инглиш спикер, но по-моему трудно не слышать у Крамника явный акцент, если владеешь языком. Другое дело зачем вообще обращать на это внимание, если это не мешает общаться и понимать друг друга?

[@otrava88]

у него не просто рашн аксент, а прямо-таки thiсk russian accent, но мне это как раз и нравится)

[@axe-vw6ek]

lol he has two hikaru bookmarks

[@Razin471]

Такой ярко выраженный русский акцент режет мне уши

[@Tyler-Durdenz]

Почему не на русском языке?

[@Abc-jq4oz]

So that more people can understand?

[@Craftworld_patriot]

Пусть на английском будет, слова все равно очень простые

[@БрокколиМэн]

У вас даже ник на английском...