This is Where You Resign! || Keymer vs Carlsen || Grenke Chess Classic (2024)

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Keymer, Vincent (2627) - Carlsen, Magnus (2823)
GRENKE Chess Classic 2024 (Chess.com) [05] 2024.03.28
A61 Benoni defence
1.d4 Nf6 2.c4 e6 3.Nc3 c5 4.d5 exd5 5.cxd5 d6 6.Nf3 g6 7.Bf4 Bg7 8.Qa4+ Bd7 9.Qb3 b5 10.Bxd6 Qb6 11.Be5 O-O 12.e3 c4 13.Qd1 b4 14.Nb1 Bb5 15.a4 Ba6 16.Nbd2 Rc8 17.Rc1 c3 18.bxc3 Bxf1 19.Kxf1 Nbd7 20.Bxf6 Nxf6 21.cxb4 Qa6+ 22.b5 Rxc1 23.Qxc1 Qxa4 24.g3 Qxb5+ 25.Kg2 Qxd5 26.Qc4 a5 27.Ra1 Qxc4 28.Nxc4 a4 29.Nb6 Nd5 30.Rxa4 Nxb6 31.Rb4 Nd5 32.Rb7 h6 33.Rd7 Nc3 34.Rd2 Bf6 35.h4 Ra2 36.Rxa2 Nxa2 37.Ne1 Nb4 38.Nf3 Bc3 39.Ng1 Kg7 40.Kf3 Kf6 41.Ne2 Be5 42.Ng1 Ke6 43.Ne2 Kd5 44.Ng1 Nd3 45.Ke2 Nc1+ 46.Kd2 Na2 47.Kd3 Nc3 48.Nf3 Ne4 49.Ke2 Bg7 50.Ne1 Kc4 51.Kf3 Nc3 52.Kg2 Nd5 53.Kf1 Bc3 54.Nf3 Kd3 55.Ng1 Nf6 56.Nh3 Be5 57.Ng1 Ne4 58.Kg2 f5 59.Nh3 g5 60.hxg5 hxg5 61.f4 g4 62.fxe5 gxh3+ 63.Kxh3 Ng5+ 64.Kh4 Nf3+ 65.Kh5 Nxe5 66.Kg5 Ke4
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[@caivonnspencer8591]

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[@mcronrn]

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[@burimsaliji23]

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[@elgonzo5]

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[@ClarkPotter]

I'm sorry.

[@dincbozok7131]

Also 5 years ago, Carlsen played 5 years ago, played the benoni in Grenke Chess Classic 2019. Also a notable information.

[@tflo75]

Good knowledge!

[@tatsuyasigh1906]

Yeah that was also an incredible game where Vincent fought till the end and lost in the endgame

[@LukeLongboneOfficial]

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[@MAS-yh7mu]

You have to show Maxime Vachier-Lagrave against Richard Rapport!

[@LukeLongboneOfficial]

#suggestion

[@michaelmassaro4375]

Agadmator did say he’ll probably show another game from todays games so check tomorrow morning Suggestion# MVL vs Rapport Grenke

[@antipro4483]

Also Vincent-Fridmann and Carlsen-Rapport were really interesting

[@Waywind420]

As a complete idiot it's nice that this guy gives context as to what is happening in the game, where the pieces are heading, what the players intentions are. 👏

[@Brandon-a-writer]

in my experience as a student, in highschool, at cornell (before it was a fuckin' meme) and being a writer for some decently sized channels here on youtube, I've. noticed: rarely do actual idiots think they are idiots. in reality, people who know their weaknesses and have that sense of humility are far more intelligent and likely to do well in their efforts than people who refuse to acknowledge their weaknesses. My best friend in this whole fuckin' world went to Amherst, smartest guy I know, and he never fails to acknowledge his shortcomings. It is wisdom, mate, to understand your failings. Be less hard on yourself brother. Cheers

[@Waywind420]

​@@Brandon-a-writer 😒 ok you got me I study electrical engineering and know enough chess to hang with approx 1600 rated players and bots. 🤓

[@davecorry7723]

Thank you for showing the finish!

[@theotherjoedimaggio]

Vincent Keymer always plays interesting games. good or bad, they always end up interesting.

[@prkarthik1980]

It's always that one pawn that will make the difference in the end. The 2 free pawns sacrificed by Keymer without any compensation payed the way for his defeat

[@michaelmassaro4375]

Paved the way that’s all Magnus needed lone a pawn ♟️ running down the board 😅

[@SasidharPamganamamula]

You had to evaluate Nxa8 (at 8:00). That's the most obvious move - not to give up material.

[@LiMus7991]

But then your knight will be stuck since black knight is defending b6 and c7

[@carlesgelada8347]

Better than loosing a piece

[@88mphDrBrown]

​@@LiMus7991 the knight isn't stuck, e4 kicks the black knight.

[@LiMus7991]

@@88mphDrBrown then black will push the pawn to promote faster

[@88mphDrBrown]

You're still giving up the same material. Black can still exchange the piece for the pawn, but they have control over that choice. Black will run the pawn up to a2, the knight to b4, and has time to run the king up to the corner to threaten either knight. Note: this isn't my personal analysis, it's from stockfish.

[@MultiFirefox23]

The endgame play of Magnus is impeccable

[@brianwells990]

I think there should be a clickable link to the special moment in each of these videos when we hear "And it is now as of move X we have a completely new game."

[@ChesswithAli]

The youth in chess are getting better than ever❤❤

[@saggiteightyfour8367]

Vincent's knight fork was an obvious blunder, but his position was already weak. It's hard to spot why beforehand. I had to watch from the start again.

[@chichoskruch21]

The first game where I actually immediately found the correct move for the win :)

[@ghassanbarghouti1945]

I lolled when you said "But of course we all know that Carlsen doesn't believe in fortresses"

[@Merlino.]

I love when agad mentions the insolence of a young player. 😆 🤣 😂 😹

[@tarico4436]

Maybe Keymer kept playing past "normal" time to resign because of Carlsen's recent goofy giveaway of his knight to that ten-year-old.

[@LukeLongboneOfficial]

Many GM’s often resign too soon, in my opinion, because they can calculate that they are in a losing position. The fan favorites are usually the players who bring the fighting spirit.

[@vsolcarv5781]

Haha 27seconds since upload? I'm early.😅

[@michaelmassaro4375]

Magnus capturing Keymer’s light squared Bishop preventing castling rights for Vincent was tough than losing both his pawns instead of defending with his knight the beginning of the end that’s a tough opening I can see where Vincent had some advantage at first maybe he should taken the b5 pawn while he had a chance with his knight Good Game Thanks Agadmator

[@JStankXPlays2000]

If only I was in the library last night instead of the bar I would have been able to solve todays pause the video and win the game puzzle😂😂

[@fourtime7]

G7 bishop was a menace.

[@thethinker3888]

"History always repeats itself" same tournament, same opening as well.

[@r.mcdonnell8614]

I don't bring in rooks to harass my opponent, I bring in rooks to avoid stalemating him! And because even years after being taught chess, I just like the way they look

[@Jamesjohnson22412]

Magnus is a master of end game, and can squeeze water from stones 🔥

[@chemistrysaga1310]

MAGNUSSS 🎉🎉❤

[@polyshells]

The insolent youngster! So funny, thank you!😊

[@PawnPush24]

How could the first game and the Nodirbek Abdusattorov game in the same tournament be the only two times these first 18 moves were played? I wonder if some prep sharing is happening. Seems extremely unlikely an opening would go 18 moves with only 2 games in the database from such close competitors. Unless I’m missing something.

[@michaelmassaro4375]

I heard Carlsen played a Benoni against Rapport as well in the same day Suggestion # Magnus Carlsen vs Richard Rapport Grenke

[@leftyriverfunforlife3411]

Drowning slowly , very slowly ...

[@BenHyle]

Go Vincent! I say before I see any moves.

[@football_ix_lovee]

Magnus is back❤

[@SuperSaniyat]

nice game, Magnus had to work for it, although for us it must seem harder than what it did to Magnus...!

[@chesneytube1]

Magnus seems to struggle against Vincent... Vincent seems mentally stronger where most people would waiver... I've seen Magnus try and fail multiple times to break him. Although of course when push comes to shove in clutch situations like in the world cup Magnus comes out on top. Usually they draw in situations where Magnus would normally win. I mean this game is a bad example haha but apart from this one that's what I've noticed.

[@tflo75]

...look at this, the active knight....2:06

[@michaeltellurian825]

The Benoni used to be called, disparagingly, The Baloney. Apparently, it has been rehabilitated.

[@solcharms]

-> I'm one of the people that brings a rook in if people don't resign. Hahaha

[@user-kt1yp9tu3k]

Magnus didn't believe in fortress when it comes to endgame. But if it's no time limits against a formidable opponent, one day he will

[@ClarkPotter]

Pretty neat to see the World #1 selecting the Benko vs 2740 opposition.

[@michaelmassaro4375]

Benoni white plays d4 Black replies c5 the Benko Gambit I don’t know much about openings it seemed kind of risky but mostly for Keymer

[@michaelmassaro4375]

Keymer d4 Magnus Nf6 2. c4 e6 3.Nc3 c5 Benoni defense and the Game is on

[@DieFlabbergast]

Benoni, NOT Benko. The Benko Gambit involves 3... b5.

[@AADIBAWA]

from 2 pawns up to 1 peice down,,,,wow

[@k.r.prasanna4647]

Nd5 is better as it traps the knight on a8 as well

[@kirkcupido9730]

Funny how these workers couldn't simply say no and quit

[@stoutlager6325]

I looked at this benoni line as well. It's... uh, it's one of those things Magnus makes look good but in my hands it would be a disaster. It's not very good to begin with, black's win rate in it is pretty awful in comparison to other alternatives (still in the Benoni), and it looks hard to play in general.

[@aini9027]

Wow i clicked so fast

[@siddharthshah9316]

Why not take the rook on a8 with the knight?

[@magicsilence]

can someone smarter than me explain why at 8:07 the white knight doesn't take the black rook, and then after bishop takes rook on a1, white can push E4 to allow their knight back into the game?

[@tinne26]

Black will keep advancing the pawn to queen anyways after moving the knight away. You might think the worse that can happen is that you still give up a white knight for the promoted queen, so it leads to the same outcome... but that's not the case. Black can challenge the knight defending the promotion square with its own knight, so black gets a queen. So, sure, the white knight can "get back into the game", but it's not quick enough to lead to a better outcome.

[@Luke13373]

The knight is too far away to help with the defense of the pawn so Bishop C3 and whites knight closer to the pawn can't enter the game either and defend giving ample time to push the pawn to queen

[@juniorputrafajar872]

Magnus still has got his magic it seems.

[@jessejordache1869]

I think it has to be ...Nd5, in order to jail the white knight in the corner in case of Nxa8. ...Nd7 allows the knight to slip out via c7. I could double-check this on a computer, but that feels like cheating.

[@jetzeschaafsma1211]

I'd like it if play continued until mate was on the board.

[@levhart32]

I love Agadmator speaks like, will punish him for his insolence. 😅 And promote to a Queen or even a rook to harass your opponent for not resigning earlier.I could identify with that. I do that regularly. It's like come on ,you have to resign already, so I just promote to a rook.!

[@primeobjective5469]

Knights are, for a lack of a better word, tricky bastards.

[@bestmobilegames8302]

Feel free to pause the video and punish young keymer's insolence 😂😂😂😂

[@fedorovdmytro228]

Most games i saw with Magnus playing, its like his oponents do a silly mistake, not that Magnus overplays them, but rather overwaits, idk. Seems they lose a few 100 elo when facing Magnus)

[@Biskawow]

Why didn't he take the rook and defended pawn promotion with 2 knights?

[@NoNoahhhh]

You know what a little issue is that i always encountered with you, and i think many viewers also ? 2:45 you said, instead vincent takes with the bishop. But you lost me already there like always - sometimes its not clear when you show an idea or what the last move was from the players before you show an idea. So you just said 'instead Vincent takes with the bishop, but i dont remember what the last move was from magnus after you explaining the idea. I always encountered this with you. Much love ❤

[@BottleOfCoke]

Knight D5. Saw it instantly🎉

[@DieFlabbergast]

Night is the opposite of day. This is a kniggit!

[@BottleOfCoke]

@@DieFlabbergast I now

[@pattabiramans]

It's just arrogance to not resign against Magnus, expecting him to make a blunder. Magnus is an undisputed goat.

[@viorry1829]

Agreed. It's understandable if your opponent is low on time. But it's the opposite? Magnus has 30 minutes and Keymer has only 6 minutes during the first pause the video moment. At that point you're just being annoying if you didn't resign

[@Greatermaxim]

I have nothing against our guy, Vincent. He only lost to our boy, Maggie.

[@jeremiahlyleseditor437]

Magnus returns with punishment for the previous game.

[@elgonzo5]

Insolence = insultingly in conduct Strong verbiage.

[@elgonzo5]

7:28

[@joshuamphande2272]

Terrible game for Keymer Imagine being a piece down against Magnus and he has infinite time😢😭

[@fredvomjupiter8849]

I would have played Queen c6 instead of Pawn to g3...........................................................................................................

[@michaelblankenau6598]

Don’t understand why Keymer didn’t play Qc4 immediately instead of the lame g3 .

[@burimsaliji23]

Wish I could be so strong and bring a rook in the game just so I can harass my not cool opponenta 🥺

[@davidgriffiths7696]

I punished Vincent’s insolent blunder but good job I didn’t have to finish the game as well.

[@allancouceiro9255]

Silence!!

[@davidgriffiths7696]

@@allancouceiro9255 congratulations to those of us who can do it

[@johnmallette3143]

gg

[@nicbentulan]

2nd: I believe Wesley is still the classical WFRCC while Hikaru is just the rapid WFRCC. Q1 Why weren't the 'slow rapid' games in the 2019 wfrcc considered classical when they are 60min games and the minimum for classical is 60min? Q2 Why are the 2022 WFRCC games considered 'slow rapid', as in the same category for the 2019 wfrcc 60min games, when they are actually 32.5min games? What I understand is (0,10) = Blitz [10,60) = rapid [60,120) = classical but unrated if so and so conditions [120,infinity) = classical P.S. Wesley So on Lex Fridman xcdhgq P.P.S. Interview while imprisoned Qt0S8G_fUbE Pablo Mercado: So what is your advice to the Filipino chess players? Uncle Bobby Fischer: Filipino - My advice is to give up chess and take up Fischer Random. - 2004Oct11, 15 years before nephew Wesley So became the inaugural WFRCC in CLASSICAL time controls. --- Also Hikaru's (the rapid WFRCC) wife almost beat Wesley So's (the classical WFRCC) girlfriend! 2023 USCC - Indeed Carissa Yip won and thanked Wesley So as her secret second in the 2023 USCC closing ceremony speech. But in Carissa vs Atousa, Carissa was losing most of the game. Atousa just blundered in the end. move 54 for black is an 8-move equality puzzle it's so sharp [Variant "From Position"] [FEN "1Q5k/3r1rn1/p3N3/Pp1p2P1/1q2p3/1B2R2P/5P2/6K1 b"] 1... Kh7 2. g6+ Kxg6 3. Rg3+ Kf6 4. Nxg7 Rxg7 5. Qf4+ Ke6 6. Qh6+ Kf5 7. Rxg7 Rxg7+ 8. Qxg7 Qxb3 PS xcdhgq #suggestion #womeninchess #uschesschamps #uschess #uschesschamp #uscc

[@nicbentulan]

5 bad guy vs bad guy games in a row on this channel! - Axis of Evil (Good guys?) wesley so, hans niemann, bobby fischer, sergey karjakin, vlad kramnik, ian nepomniachtchi, alireza firouzja, nodirbek abdusattorov, amin tabatabaei(?), gukesh dommaraju(?), MVL(?), vidit gujrathi(?), andrii baryshpolets, vishy anand, jan-krzysztof duda, lichess, chesscube, Sergey's hypothetical pure 9LX parallel, PCAP, 9LX, christopher yoo, gata kamsky, sam sevian(?), leela, ferdinand marcos sr, ben johnson of perpetual chess podcast(?), elon musk(?), nikhil kamath, bibi netanyahu, ben shapiro, mustafa barghouti, donald trump, tristan & andrew tate - Allies of Evil (Bad guys?) magnus carlsen, hikaru nakamura, garry kasparov, daniil dubov, veselin topalov, liren ding, aryan tari, vincent keymer, parham maghsoodloo(?), pranav venkatesh(?), sébastien feller(?), pentala harikrishna(?), arkady dvorkovich, peter heine nielsen, richárd rapport, ches***m, PCA, FIDE, NCFP, chess1, andrew tang, alejandro ramirez, sam shankland(?), stockfish, prospero pichay jr, lex fridman(?), mark zuckerberg(?), sumner redstone, ariel sharon, alan dershowitz, bassem yousef, george bush jr & sr, piers morgan - axis of evil (female) (good girls?) tingjie lei (or paikidze), janelle frayna, dina belenkaya, lotis key, carissa yip (or sara khadem), irina krush, robbi jade lew - allies of evil (female) (bad girls?) wenjun ju, bella khotenashvili, andrea botez, leny so, atousa pourkashiyan - nakamura, jennifer yu, nemo zhou More info: FlNsFKeq-iE

[@Voulume]

No self promotion 🎈

[@insanestuff9470]

Y I'm too good 🤔

[@ankykabramaheshwari]

Mistake by vincent .. else, draw was there

[@nagendranayak3101]

🙂

[@dravey9128]

Mangoooosseeeeee.........

[@LordFred69]

some shithousery from Vincent :)

[@tristan7720]

Agad pls change Vincent's picture it makes him look bad tbh

[@PredragCrnkovic]

Old guy Magnus demolished Vincent and that"s awesome event, just like when Djokovic dismantlles šiljokurani.

[@alekhyadas2187]

first

[@PredragCrnkovic]

This position is now objectively draw but Keymer must earn his snack.

[@Sam-qi2gw]

Ding played all 6 games so far not to lose, so sad

[@mr.alboss2856]

2600 rated and blundering like that is just shame omg it wasnt even blitz

[@colehutzler8743]

First!

[@MrJKostyal]

vincent played like a fool

[@UncleTola_]

First to comment!

[@bobcabot]

...ja well the Benoni is gay!

[@specialkalberta]

Although I'm probably not qualified to offer an opinion, my understanding is that being up a minor piece at this level of play pretty much guarantees the player who is up a piece will win although I must admit it was not that easy for Magnus to prove it in this case although he obviously did.