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Nepomniachtchi, Ian (2782) - Carlsen, Magnus (2830)
FIDE World Blitz Championship (chess24.com) [15] 2022.12.30
C18 French, Winawer, classical variation
1.d4 e6 2.e4 d5 3.Nc3 Bb4 4.e5 c5 5.a3 Bxc3+ 6.bxc3 Qc7 7.h4 Ne7 8.h5 h6 9.Nf3 b6 10.Bb5+ Bd7 11.Bd3 c4 12.Be2 Ba4 13.Bf4 Na6 14.Qd2 O-O-O 15.Nh2 Kb7 16.Nf1 Qd7 17.Ne3 Nc7 18.Kf1 Nc6 19.g3 Qe8 20.Kg2 Qg8 21.Rab1 Qh7 22.Bf3 Kb8 23.Qe2 Rc8 24.Rb2 Nb5 25.Nxd5 exd5 26.e6+ Kb7 27.exf7 Qf5 28.Rb4 Nxb4 29.Qe7+ Ka6 30.Qxb4 Bxc2 31.a4 Nc7 32.Bxc7 Be4 33.Bf4 Bxf3+ 34.Kxf3 Qe4+ 35.Kg4 Qxh1 36.Qb5+ Kb7 37.a5 Rhd8 38.a6+ Ka8 39.f8=Q Rxf8 40.Qd7 Rxf4+ 41.gxf4 Qg2+ 42.Kh4 Qxf2+ 43.Kg4 Qg2+ 44.Kh4 g5+ 45.hxg6 e.p. Qh2+ 46.Kg4 h5+ 47.Kf3 Qh1+ 48.Kf2 Qh4+ 49.Kf3 Qg4+ 50.Qxg4 hxg4+ 51.Kxg4 b5 52.f5 b4 53.f6 bxc3 54.f7 c2 55.g7 c1=Q 56.f8=Q Qg1+ 57.Kh5 Qh2+ 58.Kg6 Qg3+ 59.Kh6 Qh4+ 60.Kg6 Qg4+ 61.Kh6 c3 62.Qf7 Qh4+ 63.Kg6 Qe4+ 64.Kg5 Qe3+ 65.Kh5 Qe8 66.g8=Q Qe2+ 67.Qg4 Rh8+ 68.Kg5 Qe3+ 69.Kf6 Qh6+ 70.Ke7 Qc6 71.Qgg8+
00:00 Hello Everyone!
The FIDE Women's World Rapid Championship is an 11-round Swiss tournament taking place from 26-28 December 2022 in Almaty, Kazakhstan. The prize fund is $150,000, with a $40,000 top prize.
Players receive 15 minutes for the entire game, plus a 10-second increment starting from move one. A tie for 1st is decided by two 3+2 blitz games. If still tied, more 3+2 games are played until a player wins. Official website: worldrapidandblitz2022.fide.com
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[@StratKat1998]

This analysis video was almost as intense as the actual game

[@thedislikebutton1907]

No way! I had my heart in my mouth while watching live, it's so much more intense you can feel the tension.

[@ayeidoucareau5014]

"Chess is a simple game. Two players play against each other and against the clock and in the end Magnus always wins." GM G. Linneker

[@tomhejda6450]

#suggestion ^^

[@skylark8238]

@@thedislikebutton1907 a casa

[@thatsawrap5235]

If this game was played two days from now, it would still be game of the year. What a wild ride.

[@sarcastaball]

How do you know?

[@Whiskypapa]

Depends on how you want to define “game of the year”. From a skill standpoint, the game is pretty bad. From an entertainment standpoint, it’s amazing. I’ll say that I PERSONALLY value high skill level games more when defining GOTY candidates, but to each their own ofc. Again, I’ll admit, the game is super entertaining.

[@Warriormanners]

This is absolutely filled with blunder after blunder, this gets as much consideration for game of the year as little Timmy and little johns 1900 vs 1900 game on lichess

[@lapirazo6461]

Magnus blundered Rapport blundered, GAME OF THE YEAR🎉

[@TheBigLeChowski]

If you just play the very first game of 2023, it's by default the game of the year

[@ezioauditore6637]

all we can do is appreciate Richárd style, he lost but he won our hearts

[@OriginalPuro]

It takes two to tango, both parts are to be praised for the game, regardless of outcome. That is not to say the winner shouldn't be called the winner, but over-all, both people will be remembered for this game.

[@swedishpsychopath8795]

Nah - Richard lost and is a loser. Nobody likes losers. Better he quits playing chess because nobody likes him.

[@victormendes1588]

Magnas snatched a victory from the Jaws of defeat.

[@lorenzolovatoo]

Magnum Carlos is goat 🐐🐐

[@noamto]

Magnas snutched.

[@joshuakei8925]

Rapport snatched defeat from the Jaws of victory

[@khattemoat]

Almost like a Spielberg movie

[@AC_Blanco]

Steiners counter gambit saved the day

[@ononiwubenjamin28]

Wow... What a game! It's a breath of fresh air to see this sort of emotional rollercoaster at the top level.

[@michaelmassaro4375]

Yes this was definitely one of the more exciting games I thought Magnus was going to lose and he made the exact same move I would’ve thought of with his second Queen

[@ggbasiQ]

Magnus sits down at table. "And it was in this position, that his opponent was completely lost" -agadmator

[@thewarlordscalling6537]

This game feels more nerve wrecking than Carlsen-Nepo's Game 6 World Championship

[@lycoris7886]

Yeah that game was kind of a slow burn around the middle. This game is crazy from the star to finish!

[@stoic-wy6ge]

Richard never ceases to amaze people with his exciting style of play

[@niranjanrajesh1058]

I dont get these comments. In this game magnus sacked a piece and at one point was two rooks down,why does rapport amaze you in this game?

[@drma7sheye538]

@@niranjanrajesh1058 you can play an amazing game and blunder when you are low in time/in the end.

[@niranjanrajesh1058]

@@drma7sheye538 has nothing to do with what i said

[@stoic-wy6ge]

@@niranjanrajesh1058 You are either a newbie at chess or you just don't get my point. So what? Magnus should have amazed me? Richard's games are usually exciting. If you watched candidates tournament or any tournament he took part in, you wouldn't come here as an lņdi@n Rajesh trying to debunk me

[@scottishrob7119]

@@niranjanrajesh1058 oh shut up christ

[@hhgygy]

I saw it live, it was a hell of a thriller.

[@mutasinuzzamanakanda1734]

Rapport is one of my favourite player. He is so attacking type of player that I feel like it would be great if Rapport lived in the pre engine era. Not only blitz or rapid, Rapport always attacks in Classical format too. Amazing player ❤️

[@mohammadomarfaruk825]

I know Rapport is a very good player but I should have thought I was playing with a world champion

[@elyas4637]

Dubov and Rapport should just play already, both played absolute fireworks

[@Cattus_Maximus]

One of the best dresser too

[@amoldivo]

He's too attacking, it makes the possibility of blundering higher... It's fun though, but it's very tense! I often play attacking (knowing that I still have the danger of getting backranked, because I want to win the tempo for to go for the offense) but I just go for it, and keep checking opponent's king 🤣🙈 my heart's always racing when I'm playing like that lmao but I've never got backranked lol

[@spirokaci]

I feel for Rapport

[@NotQuiteFirst]

I feel for Hikaru lol. Always the bridesmaid, never the bride!

[@spirokaci]

@@NotQuiteFirst lol

[@thegorn]

He and Magnus have a good rapport

[@jamalbagwan8310]

The relief Magnus got after winning this game is same as Agad got after analysing the game. Legendary stuff!!!😎🔥🔥

[@kingstoler]

Spoilers

[@flapjackballsack1499]

L SPOILER TOP COMMENT

[@lucasc633]

Spoilers

[@KazeKage_B]

I wish we could block PPL like in facebook to avoid such incidents !! My pleasure has been ruined !! I don't even go to comment before watching a video !!

[@simsam133]

Fucking spoiler

[@rosscatlin8868]

Agad's analysis nailed it. For it was Magnus who took the risks to gain some sort of initiative. Also, his queen's rook did nothing except to become a sacrificial lamb, which lead directly to the two passed pawns and the undoing of Richard's position. Awesome entertainment.

[@senten123]

insane game and was not expecting that finish at all watching it live

[@williamgoss4691]

Absolutely stunning game. Each player, almost turn by turn, landing seemingly knock-out punches, but neither would stay down. Amazing play by both players !! (Again Time was the absolute arbiter pushing both players into making lightning moves !)

[@harry_krish]

The winner is the one who does the second last blunder. So true.

[@simonemiglioli1165]

Infact, the exception (who is Morphy) proves the rule.

[@trevorryder9732]

Haha immediately uploads this game. I’m glad you did. It was so crazy in the end

[@Philiopantheon82]

Rapport made that beauty happen on the board but Magnus is master of completion!! Credit to both of them not just for this masterpiece but for making the engine looks like a roller coaster!!

[@Tutdelasmore]

icing on the cake is perfectly fine to say, even better is the cherry on top :) thanks for the best chess analyses on youtube agad!

[@jro3213]

Wow, this game is worth a re-watch!

[@TheForgottenMan270]

Absolutely an amazing game.

[@Khneefer]

This game in shortcut: blunders, blunders and blunders with check!

[@dylanbhunnoo7061]

Insane stuff. Thanks for covering it!

[@JellyMonster1]

Bonkers game, brilliantly described.

[@drazenano409]

what an amazing game between these two

[@WinterPrince77]

I don’t watch chess much but I understand that Magnus is a MASTERMIND. This was the time for defeat, he was at the brink of loss so many times and in the worst of times he somehow managed to find a solution. That is intense… genius.

[@ShadeyatCal]

amazing video. Loved watching this. Intense! Great analysis

[@lornemalvo4492]

The engines don't even have a solution against the Magnus effect

[@Navin4061]

Crazy game! The bar was going crazy and even the engine was like "what the f**k are guys doing" lol. And no way Magnus should've won this and his reaction after the game said it all. But he tricked Rapport from an almost certain winning position into losing the game. A wild game indeed.

[@MrVsaby]

goes to show that with only a few seconds on the clock even the best players can win or lose it all. Rapport would have won this with any other time control 100/100.

[@carlodave9]

I think It’s more like Rapport tricked himself.

[@Ben-vg6ox]

More like rapport turned his brain off, Magnus himself said in the interview after he won the blitz championship that he did not prepare a 2nd queen promotion because he didn't expect Rapport to give him the opportunity to promote a 2nd queen

[@TheDreamer94]

Dear Lord for the whole entire game I was holding my breathe of how intense it is woow, and happy new year!!!

[@pierremichel6460]

Me too!

[@BaddAtom]

wow! this was played way too early in the morning for me to watch. what a match. Thanx Agad!

[@cloudtheavegner1000]

Magnus won without castling. What a man.

[@thejelambar82]

Artificial castling if you count it

[@Error-oi9ms]

Winning without castling is not a big deal... Many players now play aggressive chess without castling...

[@cloudtheavegner1000]

@@Error-oi9ms it’s a joke

[@Error-oi9ms]

@@cloudtheavegner1000 What joke?

[@cloudtheavegner1000]

@@Error-oi9ms you can win without castling. Whoosh.

[@Placebo6]

I mean, this channel, is my now, longest running, for a reason... Every time there's drama... And those type of games, which makes us, the audience, to love the game. Its like that Najmadinovv coverage you did. Different style and remembered by best of the best. (what was that quote about najmadinov? from all the games i lost I remember against him the most or something?). Love this content. Happy New Year...

[@Kavan5797]

As always fun to watch Richard games

[@roronoalaw7772]

The wildest game I’ve watched on your channel

[@jraluark]

I watched it live, and it is just as good the second time. Crazy awesome game.

[@mohammadomarfaruk825]

Watched many games in 2022 but never saw such a heart touching game then i was afraid magnus would lose but after watching the game the boss won

[@chriswright3179]

Thank you, Agad for this game. I play this sort of position but, even though my opponents don't know what to do, I don't either.

[@jeythegrey]

That was the craziest game holy... tactics hidden everywhere in the middlegame and a super complex and stunning endgame...

[@sovereignruler]

Bravo Magnus! What a crazy win for the Jedi master.

[@davidvose2475]

A really gutsy game. Your explanation brings that home beautifully

[@williamgoss4691]

Agadmator’s critical analysis is a great match for a game of such intensity. Thks.

[@Fake_Snail]

Thank you for the video!

[@alexobed4252]

Everyone needs to see the video of Magnus the second after he had won. His expression and body language are priceless and telling of how relieved he was (and surprised) to win.

[@woparafidelisjr]

Best game I’ve watched live this year 🔥🔥

[@MrSiwat]

Wow! What a great game. Intense stuff and great analysis.

[@Metso-ateco]

That game was astonishing

[@ivangomez7621]

What a time to be alive, to see the best chess player in the history of the game to gift us these beautiful games.

[@ramkrishnakandari7515]

Wow ! What a spectacular, outstanding and mind blowing chess it was !

[@magnaviousyk3118]

Hats off to rapport for attacking aggressively and making so many winning opportunities, but Carlsen showed his class and experience in time-pressure play

[@straightfacts2921]

“You may learn much more from a game you lose than from a game you win. You will have to lose hundreds of games before becoming a good player.” - José Raúl Capablanca

[@EternalHappElements]

Both players are out side of their comfort zone

[@valimaa1006]

Of all the powerful queens and sacrificed pieces and rooks, the strongest piece in this game was the a6 pawn.

[@howard5992]

it was a "nasty" pawn

[@Jayako12]

It is with great pleasure that I inform you I've spotted the right move without pausing for the first time.

[@kumarkrishnan857]

One cannot help but wonder what mystical powers this Magnus possesses!

[@bobbyc2768]

what a game, thanks for bringing this to us!

[@gabrijelos]

I was wondering, how fast will you make a video about this game? Svaka čast na brzini!

[@marcuseaston4640]

Thank you for this wonderful presentation of this amazing game….omfg

[@sergeimalynovskyi1370]

This game is one of the greatest examples of why we LOVE chess. Best chess players in the world make moves such that the opponent has a new opportunity each time but it's VERY far from an easy one to find. Wild game. Loving it.

[@poloprankster]

No point analyzing Blitz for lines. Magnus has nerves of steel. That's about it. Or, Rapport has nervous issues. Like Ivanchuk.

[@michaelgarrow3239]

Snatched defeat from the jaws of victory…

[@thomasakerberg6765]

Beautiful! 🙂

[@shanky973]

such rollercoaster of moves

[@bajnicestanko4047]

as we getting closer to the end the knowledge increases

[@the_potmo]

It might just be my style of play and lack of familiarity with modern chess, on the highest level, but watching the game, Magnus's moves seemed a lot easier to find. So many of the missed wins for Rapport were just ridiculously unnatural looking to me. Even though there were plenty of missed wins, the quality of the endgame play, when the smoke cleared and Magnus had 3 dangerous pawns for a rook, with best move after best move and no time left on the clock, was really impressive. Finally, he takes the rook, which, in a blitz game, is really the only move. The win the computer finds is almost impossible to find in a blitz game if you are human and before computers. I think a group of GMs analyzing an adjourned position would have trouble finding but maybe I am just dim. Really enjoyable game. I love your videos. Your choice of lines that you show and your explanation of the key positional ideas, rather than just drilling through some of the engine's crazy best moves. Reminds me of how chess was back in the day when I played seriously when I could beat all the computers most of the time. At least at my (1600ish rapid) level, the play doesn't seem that different from what it was, and thinking like a human beats humans, so we come up with a plan and execute the plan rather than coming up with a new plan each move, like computers.

[@nineteen10sessions2]

crazy game indeed. It's always interesting with french defense.

[@mohammadbaraka7858]

Oh my god! It was really a fight over the board

[@harrisonedokpayi3647]

If my heart could beat so fast in this recap of the game, then these players hearts must have been racing with the speed of light in the real game. Boy, this was awesome!

[@Morphysince94]

Magnus has a very stable heart rate in these tournaments, close to 70.. chess players' heartbeat was shown many times before in tournaments. hikaru's heartbeat gets at 150 or something in one such tourney.

[@james_wasson]

On these very short games I would, in certain positions, love to know what the computer thinks given very little time to see how accurate the players are.

[@jrd33]

Just take the PGN and put it into an engine and you can analyse it to your heart's content.

[@mrnnhnz]

Chess is stressful at the best of times. This is stress central. Was holding my breath for a long time there!

[@basedandy4350]

Magnus was smiling after the game like he just bagged a supermodel

[@hassaanbukhari517]

I have never seen Antonio do such a wow at the end of any game

[@emmanuelgoldstein1033]

Finally, my man Rapport stepping up again!

[@hiranom20]

Lol he's definitely a personality.

[@TheLordBoltagon]

Such a crazy-wild-ass game 🤯

[@marv8915]

Insane endgame !!

[@amundftten9411]

Magnus: playes d4, Rapport: compleatly winning

[@Adam-eh8nn]

Engine was doing sit-ups!

[@ezraaurelight6592]

The Magnus effect

[@MK-ve7jq]

This is the most entertaining and exciting chess game I have seen so far!!!!

[@sslelgamal5206]

Chess eval bar was showing the blood pressure of Magnus and Richard instead of real evaluation 🤣🤣👍👍👌👌

[@peterhaslund]

Standard Magnus. Yesterday he won with only 30 seconds on the clock plus 1 sec increment. Today he makes a sacrifice like Tal and survives this rollercoaster ride. Unfazed GOAT

[@Micas099]

The look on Magnus' face right after Rapport resigned is pure comedy gold.

[@kmahmoud62]

Nooo waaay I have to watch the game again

[@whelmking6497]

Wow. It's amazing to see again just how good Rapport is, pushing Magnus to the absolute limit with multiple chances to win, and even more so to see again just how GOAT Magnus is as he somehow almost always wins these types of games against the best players. It ain't luck.

[@eduardopacheco6490]

Now that's a game worth watching

[@animes3205]

That was so crazy. The amount of mistakes and blunders 🤣 It's so fun

[@ultrainstinctshaggy669]

Imagine Rapport and Magnus in a Chess World Championship

[@radjamss6390]

Agad, I hope you’ve been having a fine holiday!

[@SobySobyTV]

When the world champion super blunders again and again but keeps super composure to do what he always does! Win win win

[@m42orion12]

Rapport a legend,that was a game of the century...

[@meetjain8717]

just amazing !!!!

[@NahuelpuElqui]

Two chess geniuos give us magic, thanks !

[@McNaireXstream]

The game of gold, master class of a game

[@jevitigre]

" A full rook is a full rook" Adgamator

[@user-pg1jh5tq7z]

AMZAING!!!!

[@KartikeyaDutta]

Wow... A wild fucking ride. Certainly the game to remember.

[@tusharhegde8106]

Fantastic game, very fun to watch

[@SoyAmurita]

Absolute madness

[@JamesSmith-bo3po]

The title of this video should be " The pawn that won the game"

[@add1cted2l3arning]

This is why I love chess