If you ever think Magnus has lost his form he took an almost lost position equalized, then won. I don't normally jump on a champions bandwagon but he's the goat.

@briekcoolens9384

2 жыл бұрын

i totally agree

@ler8957

2 жыл бұрын

"almost lost position"

I also love the clocks in the recap nelson.

@wolfwarrior8392

2 жыл бұрын

I agree

@ICEDSummer

2 жыл бұрын

I (don't) agree

Vibes gives the best game analysis. Simple and to the point with lots of learning moments. Oh, and no drama.

@beard6329

2 жыл бұрын

gothamchess >

@tomatoisnotafruit5670

2 жыл бұрын

@Vicky shrivastava Agadmator vids have become too long and he goes into too many sidelines

@joakimquensel597

2 жыл бұрын

Agadmator is a sleeping pill compared to Gothams recap.

@flamingcheetos4999

2 жыл бұрын

@@beard6329 fax

and that was actually the first professional chess game i ever watched live. the next game surprised me quite a bit, because it was over so quickly...

That game was incredible. Really. I'm #TeamNepo so I'm a bit sad, but the chess was excellent and I'm 100% looking forward to more dynamic chess to come in these matches! Thanks for elucidating some of the reasoning behind moves and positions - very much helped me understand the match more.

Such a good recap/analysis. You the best, thanks for your hard work, brother!

Great analysis, as usual, and an excellent development in this match!

I was there for the last hour, it was amazing to see the last part. Such a beaty, Ian was tired at the end where there was only one rook knight and 3 pawns, so everyone knew magnus was gonna win.

You did a masterful job explaining all the important positions! Thanks - much appreciated…

That chess clock should stay in every next Nelsi's recap videos because it's so neat

This was intense. Recap kept me on the edge of my seat. Great game.

Phenomenal recap. Thanks so much!

thx for this analysis.nice done

Awesome analysis! 👍

Thanks Nelson. Great content!

The first channel with the analysis of the historic game!

Lovely game with BEST COMMENTARY and good views attracting thumbnail... Goooooddddd

Thanks for the break down Nelson. Great video ♟

"knights are good defender of kings" which is ironic since in real life there are royal knights to protect specifically the royal and to think chess made knights the defender of kings is kind of nice reference to real knights

Very good video of the game. Thank you

wow what a great game that shot on the pawn was absolutely insane by the queen... insane match gg

A great video that explains a very complicated game

Missing your recaps. Your perspective is realistic and precise! Please

I have never understood chess more than after watching this. In my opinion,most tournament explanations are more complicated than Magic the gathering.

I wouldve lost a rook with white or the bish with black faster than a Dubai minute. That's fast! Great game & great recap.

thanks for bringing us this tough game :)

Great job

@Chess Vibes.... I have a question and apologies if you have answered this before in another video... How do you decide what defense to play? Like the "Greatest game ever played" is what got me thinking more about this. Ficsher played the Grunsfeld defense, but did he know he was gonna play that when he woke up that day? OR did he decide that based on Byrne's first move? (1- Nf3 Nf6)

Great breakdown! Going to b remember that king opposition tactic

@rte66pawnshop

2 жыл бұрын

Me too! (whatsit again?)

@YonyBear

2 жыл бұрын

Putting the king in front of your pawn to force the opponent king back and clear the way for your pawn once it picks a side when it hits the back rank.

@DM_Curtis

2 жыл бұрын

Remember that one can have opposition at a distance, and that the side with a pawn can move the pawn to gain a tempo to gain opposition.

That was awesome

great video

Thank you

11:33 couldnt the bishop just take b4?

Thanks

1.Knight is an excellent king defender 2. King color opposition 🤨 no wonder i've been losing a few endgames

@YonyBear

2 жыл бұрын

Lol exactly what I was thinking

I enjoyed your commentary & analysis ♟️

16:10 Sir I think the reason why GM Ian gave up that pawn was because if knight moves to c2(threating to take the pawn at a3)and since there's 3 attackers (2 rooks and 1 knight) and there's only 3 defender which are queen and bishop. Maybe GM Ian saw that and trade that pawn for pawn at h3 Correct me if I'm wrong. Btw,I like your videos,it was really helpful.And your explanation is very easy to understand unlike other KZreadr.

Thanks!

@ChessVibesOfficial

Жыл бұрын

Thanks again, Randal!

I cant be the only one who saw the fork at 24:29

At 11:58, why couldnt black push the e pawn, attacking the pinned knight?

20:11 The 3 Move Repetition rule would be precluded by the Fifty-Move Limit Rule*; so, it is not possible for there to be fifty moves between the position reached even twice, let alone three times! Right? *[The fifty-move rule in chess states that a player can claim a draw if no capture has been made and no pawn has been moved in the last fifty moves.]

@tomatoisnotafruit5670

2 жыл бұрын

It's possible to have 50 moves without repeating the position 3 times, Magnus got to almost 40 moves before he finally was able to push his pawn.

@amzwl1671

2 жыл бұрын

@@tomatoisnotafruit5670 He’s not saying that, he’s talking about the 50 turns rule. If 50 turns are played in a game of chess and the number of pieces on the board remains the same, the game is a draw.

@navydave5238

2 жыл бұрын

@@amzwl1671 That's not entirely correct, the 50 turns will also reset if someone moves a pawn.

@Quantris

2 жыл бұрын

In practice you're right but technically it is possible for three-move repetition to happen even with 50+ moves in-between because 50-move rule still only gives the players the right to claim a draw, they technically do not have to claim it. Normally one of the players will want to do so of course. There probably are weird tournament situations where neither player wants a draw and so would both decline (i.e. they each need a win to move on and so their best option is to hope their opponent blunders first). The same caveat does apply to the threefold repetition rule: the players can elect to play on if they want to. Interestingly there is also a fivefold repetition rule in FIDE rules that *does not* give the players the option: the game must end in a draw if the same position occurs five times. There's also a similarly non-optional 75 move rule.

Nelson- “IT’S NOT THAT SIMPLE Me- “YOU DON’T SAY!” Btw Nelson if you are reading it would be interesting to hear your thoughts on moves that you would of easily overlooked but in retrospect you understand and why they are so difficult for the average player. Eg deep positional understanding deeper calculation etc

This is soooo savage

Hey Nelson, where did you go? Is everything alright? I haven't seen you posting lately and it's kinda throwing me off. Hope everything is well!

@ChessVibesOfficial

2 жыл бұрын

Life with 2 jobs, wife, and kids is really busy. Also been working really hard to create a course (more details coming soon.) I'll be back one day :-) Thanks for asking!

I got a chess ad while watching this

15:07 wouldnt Magnus have won that pawn either way? because its got 2 defenders but with knight to C2 Magnus now has 3 attackers

@RonickMC1

Жыл бұрын

bro think he magnus 💀💀

Hey man! Love the content! I saw you are considering selling a course. How do we contact you about business related stuff?

@ChessVibesOfficial

2 жыл бұрын

chessvibesyt@gmail.com

pls fix the sound issues... I've noticed from 10 minutes+, but probably way before

nice

Hi. Since I can’t figure out how to mess you directly I’m putting my totally off topic comments here. I’ve been watching your channel for about a month and my rating has steadily gone up from 1595 to over 1700. Thanks!

@ChessVibesOfficial

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks for sharing!!

My mind gonna exploded

Why is this only available in 360p? Like all your other videos are perfect HD quality

@alainsavard8373

2 жыл бұрын

hd here

what if at 25:37 queen takes e6 it could maybe still be drawable

This match went 8 hours long

knight is the 'bal er' defender against queen

When the black queen captured the pawn on h4, why didn’t the g pawn capture the queen?

@gretchenlovett3323

2 жыл бұрын

Never mind. I see

I want an in depth analysis of each and every move.

@TeeGar

2 жыл бұрын

@@rodbenson5879 well yea. My comment was sort of tongue in cheek, as i know it was a long game. Perhaps a poor attempt at humor.😉

7:05 or Qb1 instantly ;)

really is god of the endgame

My dumb ahh brain thinking the minutes are Seconds and Milliseconds ☠️

16:15 why cant magnus just take with the g3 pawn?

@JaySk8n

2 жыл бұрын

Bishop is pinning the pawn to the king. I asked the same question, took a look at the board and though "oh wow, that's pretty smart, this is why these guys are GM. Never woulda thought of that" lol

Isn't 18:01 a clean hang of a bishop???

Nelson Lopez are you siblings with the opening Ruy Lopez? ahahahah i am joking

16:15 couldnt white just used the pawn to kill the queen?

@blakesiegel4517

2 жыл бұрын

No the bishop is pinning the pawn to the king

5:39 Why do professional chess players use most of their time this early?

tTyese guys played for 2 hours!

On 24:30 magnus could have one the game by forking the queen and king instead of pushing his pawn it’s weird to me how he did not see that same with this guy he didn’t even bring it up

@catstrugglesatul6739

2 жыл бұрын

Well the queen is pinning the knight so he cant fork even if he wants to

@jit1060

2 жыл бұрын

@@catstrugglesatul6739 yes I see that now sorry I was focusing on the other pieces

Nepo made too many mistakes... exchanging both his rooks for the queen... and missing a couple opportunities to win a key pawn that would likely give him the lead, but instead, carlsen won the game and nepo never recovered. There was a game in the 2018 WCC where Fabi missed Nc4, which would give him a huge advantage and the win, but played g3 instead, and ended in a draw. I literally shook my head when nepo failed to take the b4 pawn, allowing carlsen to connect his rooks on the second rank.

I'm bad at chess and I have no idea what's going on

The guy kept saying minutes which confused tf outta me

Ian could have played until he got checkmated.. It would have been the longest game for another century lol

Who change time mode? Let the Players play chess...

Who win guys 😴

First

@shhiknopfler3912

2 жыл бұрын

What a legend

magnus won not draw

false. i had a longer game with my buddy eric

Honestly, it’s a huge turn off when the first sentence you say is “the boring draws have come to an end.” None of those games were boring and you saying so immediately tells me I’m about to watch a chess analysis video from someone that doesn’t even appreciate the high level chess for the chess itself. I’m sure you aren’t really that way and were trying to cater to your audience but it was worth saying.

Wow...they finally scripted a win huh, smh. Scripted bread for the circus freaks...just like every other sport people.