I mean it is appreciated that chessbase is uploading videos for us on a regular basis but kindly make sure to add the digital board too as it will be easy to comprehend the game

@adityanair9070

5 ай бұрын

Strongly disagree

@user-fj3lz1ye3m

5 ай бұрын

Strongly agree 💯

@salehinshahriar6762

5 ай бұрын

I like the 3d better without the digital board

@parthshady5981

5 ай бұрын

beggars cant be choosers

@The_MostHigh

5 ай бұрын

Yep i am a novice, i do not even know if this was a win or draw, lazy from chessbase

And Radja started with the Magnus gambit.....arriving late and adjusting the pieces

@venusworld2350

5 ай бұрын

😊

Happy new Year to the ChessBase India team and all it's subscribers, I've really enjoyed your content since joining recently

Also in the background Johan Sebastien vs pragg plz upload that game also Johan played some great moves great sacrifices and blew away pragg and Arjun or gukesh( confused between them) at the same day

Magnus’ endgame ability is just to good, even if he is in a losing position in the opening and even middle game he is able to always find a way to bring it back

10:56 That black kingside pawn majority always spelled trouble for Radjabov. It was only matter of time when black pawn breaks thru and becomes passer. Ho would you stop it ? To sac a rook is only way. But then all white position falls apart, rook is going to massacre rest of pawns. Radja did not want all that pain and suffering and did the right thing - resigned

Must be nice being Magnus, knowing all you need is the two second increments. He can calmly sit, think and twiddle pieces as his time runs down. He doesn’t have that voice which lives in my head screaming move, move something, anything, just make a move now.

09:30 Raja missed rxf2 tactic in time pressure then he never came back with a pawn down position..

Sagar please do commentary we are waiting for you 😢♜

Bro mee videos chala bagunai dont stop it

Where’s the commentator nervously exclaims “oh my gawd, he takes the pawn” ::Indian accent:: We need the guy back and commenting these games.

Vibe you get from them is more like Winner vs Loser

Why did he resign?

For those who don't know Radjavov he was the equivalent of Alireza a very promising rising star who appeared to be World Champion material.

@alipakdin7372

5 ай бұрын

Hi ,the word material is used for objects, not humans. Correct your sentence

@greatpretender83

5 ай бұрын

@@alipakdin7372 ignorante

@minus252

5 ай бұрын

@@alipakdin7372 Ok material not accepted, how about 'of high caliver'.

@williamrobert9898

5 ай бұрын

​@@alipakdin7372Nah his sentence is perfectly phrased lol

After Kasparov Radja was azarbaijan's biggest hope to get another World champion but now he is semi retired

@dmitriydruzhinin2032

5 ай бұрын

I do not thing he is retired. But the age takes its toll... One either becomes a world champion in the mid/late twenties, or one never becomes a world champion. I think Rajabov made a big mistake by forfeiting his right to participate in the 2020 Candidates' Tournament. From that point on, his performance is not progressing.

Why do people keep avoiding 8. c3, when Marshall's attack is safest way to a draw, and everyone wants a draw against Magnus? They don't afraid Breyer's variation, do they?

No 2d board???

Sagar pls help us to understand the game

you need to display the chess matches with the computer view

Radja OP

Where is sagar

Why did radjabov resign?

@shikhasharma-cw3bp

5 ай бұрын

Because he was lost

@TheGrandmasterMan

5 ай бұрын

Radjabov was a pawn down, no time, no counterplay, Rook tied to defending pawns, his King trapped on the first rank and the opponent is Carlsen who is arguably the greatest endgame grinder of all time. It wasn't looking good.

@billcook4768

5 ай бұрын

@@TheGrandmasterManNote that in the real world where us mortals live, you don’t resign there. It may be a lost position, but your opponent has no time either. You make them prove they can finish you without blundering. And with blitz time controls it should take them less than a minute so there no worries about “sportsmanship.” But, yeah, against Magnus you resign.

Radjabov is the next anatoly karpov😊

Wow, what a whiny bunch in comments today. If you can’t understand chess without a 2D board, don’t watch.

Chess

Where is Sagar Shah commentry without Sagar,s commentry it feels so boring

is it that hard to upload the actual 2d chessboard with the moves like. we arent here to see magnus we are here to see chess moves

Digital board please

Where is Digital Board.. Please add it, otherwise its Useless.. I know you dont have time to edit videos... but.. that's love towards Chess, when you Give Experiance of Watching chess through the Digital Screen Chess Board of Live Game.. Especily When their is Magnus Chess... Because you know, we are the people who below 2000 rated like.. 1500 1600 1700 rated people, who can only understand chess through the DIGITAL BAORD on Screen

Draw

X-rays, Are the electromagnetic radiation used for medical diagnosis

Risqué title 😂

Digital Board is necessary.

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Solidyfie as white HAHAHAHA

Radja played a decent game but fell for a cheapo

@dmitriydruzhinin2032

5 ай бұрын

with 5 or so seconds on the clock, it is very very difficult to fight against Magnus...

@TheGrandmasterMan

5 ай бұрын

If cheapos work against one of the Worlds strongest players, it is a good day for us all.

Mere comment kab viral hoga

@user-gn2xy7ul8f

5 ай бұрын

Jab kuch dhang ka Comment karega 😂😂😂

At least show a digital board on the side. That’s just a shame and a remark of incompetence on the uploaders part

@bray007

5 ай бұрын

They upload 1000 of videos on weekly basis and some of the best live coverage.One upload without the digital board doesn't mean incompetence at all

@cazorla82

5 ай бұрын

@@bray007 Hmm it does show incompetence. Rival channels have similar content with digital board analysis

@bray007

5 ай бұрын

@@cazorla82 They don't upload as much as they do and an occasional slip up is not that big of a deal with the quality content this channel has compared to the others when it comes to chess specifically.