Magnus Carlsen stunned by 17-year-old super talent Abdusattorov Nodirbek | World Rapid 2021

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After Magnus Carlsen got the better of Alireza Firouzja and Jan Krzysztof Duda, very few people thought that he would have trouble winning the World Rapid 2021, but the 17-year-old Uzbek phenom Abdusattorov Nodirbek had other intentions. Abdusattorov ground down Carlsen in the same style for which the World Champion is famed. Check out the game and get to know the tension that arose in the tournament hall when the game was going on.
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Aryan Chaudhary Vor year

This chess thing has really picked up in the last few years. I like how they took an online game and made the pieces and stuff so it could be played in real life.

Cashiedayy Vor year

What? Chess has been here since like ancient times😂

Jason Barnes Vor year

@Cashiedayy ummmm no. it was streaming on twitch way before these tourneys were ever considered

Cashiedayy Vor year

@Jason Barnes nvm y’all are trolling

AdmiralZhao007 Vor year

@Cashiedayy sounds like you got called out. just admit you're wrong dude.

An0n1m11 Vor year

My godness

Marcos García Gracia Vor 6 Monate

When this kid is 30+ years old and the best in the world, he will lose to a teenager. History repeats itself. Over and over.

Leonardo S Vor 6 Monate

@AhmetGhuzz Nah, your brain is in formative age until ~25 years old.

martins chizea Vor 5 Monate

😂😂😂😂

Felix Lee Vor 5 Monate

When I become a gm that won’t happen

Nubdix Vor 5 Monate

Anton Chigurh: Call it.

blasterman Vor 5 Monate

@AhmetGhuzz Not only grandmasters. I beat an NM ones but that was only bc he was like 70 years old and missed tactics like the greek gift

kobz Vor 10 Monate

In 17 minutes they both had to think about their decisions more than me in my whole life

michael c Vor 10 Monate

BeamerBoy619 yea! I wonder how long it really lasted and they also edit a lot out lol

john air Vor 10 Monate

Ever heard of Cutting down a Video. The whole Game was NOT 17min! It was longer!

Nick Bronson Vor 10 Monate

Sounds like your life just started not to long ago

Stalker Vor 10 Monate

BeamerBoy619 hehe, funny joke

Sarvar Tulaganov Vor 9 Monate

7+ months after this game, Nodirbek and his young team of Uzbekistan made a history in Chennai by obtaining gold medal of the Olympiad. The team did not loose throughout any of the 11 rounds, where more than 2500 GM's were competing from around the world.

Twisted Vor 9 Monate

Read this in my head as "7 check months..." Lol

baby wrath Vor 6 Monate

There are that many gms in the world?

maciej guzek Vor 6 Monate

@baby wrath basic google search says that as of September , there were 1771 chess GMs in the world.

gold user Vor 5 Monate

@baby wrath he meant their rating

David Victory Vor 3 Monate

The 17 year old is from Uzbekistan?

fungoorstitch Vor 10 Monate

For those who don't know why he won, he won because he forced a queen trade with his last move in the game, clearing the way for his last remaining pawn (white) to be promoted to queen before Magnus' last remaining pawn could. Never underestimate the danger of a far-advancing pawn.

Muhamed Faour Vor 10 Monate

Who actually won at the end? I didn’t catch it?!

Sam Vinnik Vor 10 Monate

@Muhamed Faour the Asian guy

mcwelcho Vor 10 Monate

Why he dont eat the pawn?

John Mandrake Vor 10 Monate

I don’t understand that still won’t be checkmate though?

Austin Baker Vor 10 Monate

The moment when you reach the end of the video, then rewind to realize it's all been about that pawn from the beginning or at least the middle. The whole game was pressing the advantage and moving that one pawn to that last row, there was not a moment when it wasn't protected. A true war of attrition at the end, wearing down his time so he had to rush his moves. Incredible

memeaddict 420 Vor 10 Monate

Wow. I'm not pro enough to understand this. The black king is still able to move, right? Or are they thinking 10 steps beyond that

Austin Baker Vor 10 Monate

Basically yes. The last move is what those in the biz call a Fork. He's checked the King and can also take the Queen next move. Carlsen doesn't want to move his King out of check because he'll lose his Queen but he also can't take Nodirbek's Queen because it will be captured by his King right there. And either way Nodirbek's next move would be to move the pawn up and make it a queen. Carlsen has been at a disadvantage for basically the whole endgame since Nodirbek's pawn was much closer than his pawn. That's how I see it.

memeaddict 420 Vor 10 Monate

@Austin Baker ah alright so there was pretty much zero chance for him to win

memeaddict 420 Vor 10 Monate

@Vínculo Marte the 17 year old boy according to the title

Alex G Vor year

Meeting an actual legend is a once in a life time opportunity. But beating one, at 17 and not even cracking a celebratory dance after that handshake? Love this kid.

cluck head Vor year

That kid knows damn well he got away with one and Magnus wasn't himself that game. It almost seemed like he threw the game.

khyle wood Vor year

How did he win? Queen takes Queen. King takes Queen pawn moves, pawn into Queen then what?

ronaldo Lopez Vor year

@khyle wood i dont get how it was won either

Sonnit Vor year

@khyle wood he wouldve killed the pawn with queen first then checked magnus with queen and king

Stephen Vor year

He beat him at 15 in 2019.

omo-Hakai Vor 10 Monate

You can see the stress slowly begin to set in. The kids damn good

airanator1212 Vor 10 Monate

Only thing that bothers me about the media talking about these guys like it’s unheard of that a kid at 17 beat the world champion. That somebody that young can be that good. Almost like they don’t know that chess historically has some of the best players first make headlines at incredibly young ages. Magnus Carlson was even 13 when he drew against the world champion at the time back in like 2004.

Ijustcamehere Ijustcamehere Vor 10 Monate

@airanator1212 exactly, at 17 , if you can harness your mind, you can do anything you want!

CL Bongol Vor 10 Monate

rexhurne Vor 10 Monate

He's playing so past as well just look how little time he takes in his turns.

Anaximander Vor 10 Monate

You know its a big chess match when you hear peoples coughs in the background. Its just not the same without it.

Xodia Vor 10 Monate

I love the game of chess. As one who doesn’t fully comprehend the game, it’s still truly art. The meaning behind the game itself is what fascinates me and to see this footage was like watching a movie. A young Prince vs a reigning King. The endgame was INSANE!

CYRUS Vor 10 Monate

10/10 movie would watch again

Richard irizarry Vor 10 Monate

@xodz Phone I agree in part. The limited part unless one is a master that's seen it all then possibly I can see this.

Agung Marpaung Vor 10 Monate

Nodirbek, uzbek, tanzibek

Maurice Vor 10 Monate

and BugHouse, High Art

The Shmoe Vor 10 Monate

Wow, I understood the game at like 9

BeerAndCats Vor 8 Monate

I learn so much watching this level of skill. So many times through the match I blurted out “Well why doesn’t he-oh…”

JrAl Vor 7 Monate

lol

Zak Vor 10 Monate

It’s amazing how they play the future rather than the present. I kept questioning their moves and then realized why they didn’t take pawns at risk of losing queens. Very well played.

Jack1994hoo Vor 10 Monate

Thats gow you are supposed to play chess, you dont play thinking only on whats on the board right now, but in what will happen after you make your move, and the move after

mars3l Vor 3 Monate

@Jack1994hoo and the move after

MAK252 Vor 9 Tage

@mars3l and the move after

Don't trust the NWO Vor 5 Tage

@MAK252 and the move after

Tommy Mandal-Gjølga Vor 5 Monate

He's shaking, the youngster.. Well done!

yonGGeun 용키키 Vor 5 Monate

how do you know who won and lost?

DS127 Vor 5 Monate

@yonGGeun 용키키 Magnus resigns @16:37 (offers a handshake) . If black moves his king out of check or takes white's queen, white can take black's queen. After that there's no way to stop the white pawn from promoting either.

SC Tutorials Vor 4 Monate

@yonGGeun 용키키 the one who gives hand for shaking firstly always be lost.

Steve Thea Vor 4 Monate

@SC Tutorials would it have been stalemate or draw instead if no shak ?

David Menut Vor 4 Monate

@SC Tutorials it's a draw

CHESS CONSTRUCTOR Vor year

the end game was crazy, he defended his own pawn while simultaneously attacking the king AND the black pawn while forcing a position which carlsen wasnt too happy to end in. really phenomenal.

Mayank SHARMA Vor year

Could you plzz tell me that why they both handshake? 🤝 , did the match tie or anyone won

Dark Emporium Vor year

@Mayank SHARMA Abdusaturov won

Mayank SHARMA Vor year

@Dark Emporium 🤔 how😅

bombek92 Vor year

@Mayank SHARMA usually the offer of a handshake admits defeat

Mayank SHARMA Vor year

@bombek92 you mean who offers handshake will lose the game ✅

Maru Vor 10 Monate

The timer makes it so damn stressful and interesting. I can pull off 7-8 moves ahead without timelimit at best, but as soon as that goes under 1 minute that thinking goes down to 2-3 at best. I'm just terrible with stress. Its insane how well they perform under those circumstances with so much pressure, incredible

chris Vor 9 Monate

Yeah I was getting secondhand stress in that endgame just imagining how my mind would be going blank with that timer

super man Vor 10 Monate

Amazing end-game! Carlson's ploy has always been to drag the opposition to the end-game and slowly build a strong position and squeeze his opponent into a surrender. In this game, Carlson was tamed despite being a pawn up. Nodirberk built upon his advanced pawn and kept Carlson squeezed. I was thinking Nodirberk could have gobbled up the pawn on the G file. But...

Sergey Romanov Vor Monat

If you write "Carlsen", then write "Abdusattorov", and vice versa. It's weird when you use the first name in one case and the surname in another.

Khalil's Kingdom Vor 10 Monate

That King trap in the corner strategy was impressive. 👏

Surprised Cat Vor 10 Monate

why did carlsen call quits? couldnt he just eat queen with his

blaom miodn Vor 10 Monate

He would simply promote to a queen right after the exchange since his pawn is only one square off.

Animes Lovers United Vor 10 Monate

@Surprised Cat its mate. you can't take queen with queen thats illegal

hehe Vor 10 Monate

@Animes Lovers United HUH

Br0w0sef Vor 9 Monate

@hehe It's in the new patch.

Johnny Boy Vor 10 Monate

An absolute instant classic of a game.

Isaac Duran Vor 10 Monate

Boring

Dexio Vor 7 Monate

Huge battle, Nordiberk is amazing.

Albert Shadow Vor 6 Monate

I barely know how to play chess, but this match was so exciting lol, watching someone of a barely known country like Uzbekistan defeating Magnus is epic, this reminds us that talent doesn't depend of the popularity of the country you're from.

JJ Vor 6 Monate

Lmao no shit

TidalWaffles Vor 5 Monate

no shit

Mark M Vor 2 Monate

no shit

Carlitoz_PR Vor year

Is not the first time this kid has given Magnus so much trouble, this time he won instead of a draw. Amazing talent

Rasydan 2004 Vor year

wow

Useless. Vor year

HE WON OMG he is really good

S. H. Vor year

why / how did he win there. It was exact same position!?

Useless. Vor year

@S. H. He won because after making the queen trade he is going to promote his pawn to a queen and its basicly game over for magnus

S. H. Vor year

But why does Magnus Not just take the pawn before

Shoutg Media Vor 10 Monate

This game is so engaging tactically speaking, it should be archived in the Chess University

Weldon Mix Vor 10 Monate

You're joking, right?

Rick Y Vor 10 Monate

Masterclass

JUVENTUS_TRS ROBLOX Vor 2 Monate

The fact he beat a chess learned and was so humble❤ Something ppl, can never 🎉

Christine Raffel Vor 10 Monate

What a play! The best performance for many year! Thank you so much for that video! Merci!⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

AshiStarshade Vor 8 Monate

There were three things that surprised me. a) that Magnus traded bishops for knights for what looked like a normal game b) that he did not take the pawn with his knight when the pawn structures were facing each other c) that he did not trade his knight and queen for the bishop and queen. I don't know if I am mistaken, but it looked to me like his pawns were in a better position at that moment. Since he is the endgame master I must be mistaken about c).

Zafar Raxmonov Vor 9 Monate

We,THE UZBEK, are very proud of this guy,a future king of chess.IN SHA ALLAH🤲

Yana Nima Vor 10 Monate

Congrats Uzbek Champ 🇺🇿🇺🇿🇺🇿

AZ1Z3EK edits Vor 3 Monate

Thx

Game World23 Vor 2 Monate

Oka yuttimi durrang boldimi yoki?

Jamilya Janabaeva Vor Monat

Thanks👍

Alpha team Vor 4 Monate

Wow the fact Magnus had probably memorised 10000 chess games in his mind alone yet never saw this outcome was astonishing

Link and Drink Vor 10 Monate

The opening by white was super boring and simplified, but the end game from both was absolutely stunning and extremely well played.

John Tash Vor 7 Monate

Chessbase India, you are the star of chess production. Perfect camera focus, board angle and sound. Such a pleasure to watch.

King Bradley Vor year

Defending that h7 pass pawn was absolutely insane by Nodirbek. A young talent on the rise for sure

Steel Steez 🎃 Vor year

Dude was a stud!!

Nic (J Bruce Feynman Niccolo P. Bentulan) Vor year

230th like!

N Vor year

Узбегим Углонларига доим Галаба Ер булсин Омийн

TONY STARK Vor year

I'm a 17 I'm a beginner How do u all watch this in this angle

Hilmy Haidar Vor year

@TONY STARK just adapt, me at first it wasn't really confortable but as far as i keep doing it, everything's better

Shekshavali S P Vor 10 Monate

I liked the way bothe the players placed the pieces at last what a respect for the game 💖

woocheong An Vor 10 Monate

17 years old is really admirable, his future will be even more exciting, talent and hard work are equally important, talent cannot be measured but hard work can be accumulated, I hope everyone can live a positive life

ANVAR ZIYODOV Vor 10 Monate

Proud to be Uzbek 🇺🇿

Esdras Manrique Vor 6 Monate

I'm proud that you're proud to be uzbek

THE LEGEND Vor 5 Monate

@Esdras Manrique hehe

Ever TM Vor 10 Monate

I really like Chess, but I am not very good at it, and even so I was just blown away by Nodirbek; so many obviously brilliant moves, even to the untrained eye. Bravo.

beorlingo Vor 10 Monate

How are they brilliant when obvious?

Ever TM Vor 10 Monate

@beorlingo English not your strong suit, eh? I said obviously brilliant, as in, it is obvious that a given move is brilliant, not that the moves are obvious.

beorlingo Vor 10 Monate

@Ever TM brilliance is rarely obvious though.

Aaron Evans Vor 9 Monate

I suspect that V advance had been worked out painstakingly in a computer, and won't be useful anymore like the opener bishop takes rook move.

Ever TM Vor 9 Monate

@beorlingo Well, yes, exactly. That should also be obvious... I'm assuming your ability to understand the English language... What I'm saying is that the brilliance of his moves is obvious, in that the simplistic genius of his moves is apparent even to the uninitiated such as myself.

Life with Business (LwB) Vor 4 Monate

He repeated this achievement again over him in 2023🇺🇿🔥

Foo Barrel Vor year

Fantastic game, and the kid was always up on time! Magnus must have been having heart-palpitations for the last 20 minutes!

Zachary Huneault Vor year

we didn't watch the same game 4:49 in vid he's down on time

Jonathan Cortes Vor year

Chess isn't an intense game. Calm down. Small pieces of wood being moved 1 inch on a board isn't nerve-wracking as competitive mano a mano sports where there is an opposing side constantly trying to stop you (physically)

Ruairí McDonnell Vor year

@Jonathan Cortes Its harder, in some matches where they are playing for hours these guys are burning thousands of calories from literally just thinking

Jonathan Cortes Vor year

@Ruairí McDonnell ok beat it nerd

LOLOL veryfun258 Vor 10 Monate

I realized horse is actually isn’t so bad, it can easily counter bishops when you see that the opponent blocked most of its escape routes

HeNeedSomeMilk Vor 10 Monate

Lol

BushidoBoyd Vor 10 Monate

*Knight

TimeToPlayTR Vor 10 Monate

@BushidoBoyd pony*

IrokoSalei Vor 10 Monate

@TimeToPlayTR Ponyta*

PopcornMax179 Vor 10 Monate

It's more often it goes the other way around, where a Bishop can cover the squares a horsey would escape when it's stuck in a corner.

Lil Elom Vor 10 Monate

I have always said, it doesn't matter who the other player is, it doesn't matter the elo, there's always a way to win. It's human versus human and no human makes ever perfect move. It's not like your going up against stockfish 15. This game proves my point

Zoomjah Vor Monat

That queen pawn vs queen pawn end game went on for so long it felt like it should have just been a draw. But of course when the pawns progress varies that much and the kings are so close together, I suppose eventually victory is likely be forced with that setup. (assuming no flag or blunder, as this game shows)

Creative OG Vor 10 Monate

Dont let this distract you from the fact that carlson beat like 15 people at once without looking at the boards. They just announced the coordinates and he played accordingly

Joe miller Vor 10 Monate

That is a common demonstration for advanced players. It means very little.

Camo Cat Vor 10 Monate

@Joe miller can you refer me to another player who can do this?

Soundararajan Daniel Vor 6 Monate

Nodirbek will definitely become a world champion in few years.

DoJoStan Vor year

The protection of the pawn was insane. What a game.

Darkish Vor year

Can you explain why they didn’t just capture each other’s pawn and get them out of the way?

mod Vor year

Its not that easy

DoJoStan Vor year

@Darkish Sorry what do you mean, Nodirbek's H file pawn couldn't have been captured by Magnus since it was protected by his queen the entire game. If Magnus captured it, it would mean losing his own queen. At the end Magnus resigned since Nordibek would eventually have two queens on the board after the check.

Darkish Vor year

@DoJoStan around the 15min mark didn’t notice the Queen was still protecting the pawn

Eric Calhoun Vor year

@DoJoStan Not that he would have 2 queens, but that Magnus would be forced to trade queens, and Nord would queen in the next turn. The pawn would be pinned to the king , and then it's just a matter of technique, taking the pawn off the board.

martins chizea Vor 5 Monate

Chess sometimes can be unpredictable. Most times it's about luck and taking advantage of opportunities. He really did well. Kudos to him.

Julien Giroux Vor 5 Monate

litteraly no luck in chess

S Irwin Vor 5 Monate

@Julien Giroux which is why it's vastly superior to most games. Whenever there are dice involved then luck is as well.

Hank Clock Vor 5 Monate

Cool how some people can surprise you immensely in a game. Friend of mine (who was a gambling freak) seemed like not a great player, and he truly kicked my ass at chess- and i've lost a loooot over the years but never a beating like that.

Shokhida Qosimova Vor 8 Monate

In Uzbekistan, we are really proud of him and his dedicating efforts to this sport

Joe miller Vor 10 Monate

It took me a minute to understand why the ending was a victory for the kid. If that took me time to understand I can't really grasp how they can keep so many layers in their minds at once.

Shawn Anderson Vor 10 Monate

Why was the ending a victory for the kid at the end?

Manzura Vohidjonova Vor 9 Monate

Настоящий чемпион 👑👑👑 Nodirbek

Víctor García Rocha Vor year

Imagine beating Aronian, Caruana, Nepo, Carlsen and many others in the same tournament. Damn.

Phil Laysheo Vor year

Not Korobov though

kenny koh Vor year

He drew with Nepo isnt it?

Mothudi Mothudi Vor year

@kenny koh beat him in play offs

Amaiur Esparza Vor year

Did he beat all those players?

kenny koh Vor year

@Amaiur Esparza yeah, quite incredible.

mummerx Vor 5 Monate

that last play is so calculated, well fricking done dude.

Dalila Vor 5 Monate

I don't know anything about chess, but I've been watching these competitions for hours and I'm strangely in love with these videos and especially with Magnus. It's weird, I knowwwwww HAHAHA 🇧🇷

Jackson Jack Vor 3 Monate

Beating Magnus is extremely tough. Beating him multiple times or taking his reign away is almost impossible. Magnus took the helm when he was younger and eventually someone will take it from him but not yet

Abby The Abinator Vor 10 Monate

What a win too... a queen with two of the juiciest targets on the opposite and farthest corners on the board.

jesus hdz Vor 10 Monate

By the time he had his pawn out & pushed back Carlsons bishop he dominated the board offensively and didn’t let up.

barenuffsafe Vor year

Abdusattorov coming in like an absolute G, calmly pressed all the way then held the pawn into a victorious QP endgame against the best to ever do it. This kid was cold as ice and deserves the title for days. Big up man like Abdu nuff respect

Shaurya Yadav Vor year

How he won ? I can't understand. Can u pls tell...

Zzyzx Vor year

@Shaurya Yadav black queen takes queue, king takes queue, black does whatever, white gets another queen

Shaurya Yadav Vor year

@Zzyzx ok thnx boii

Jesus is LORD Vor year

Repent to Jesus Christ “Love the Lord your God with all your heart and with all your soul and with all your strength.” ‭‭Deuteronomy‬ ‭6:5‬ ‭NIV‬‬

Flexo actually Vor year

calmly? the kid was really anxious, whole body shaking. Great win.

invino1475 Vor 10 Monate

I love the total silence after the surprise win

The Bored Blueberry Vor 5 Monate

Both so very talented..wonder how many play hours they have between the two of them …impeccable & impressive play 💯👊🏻♟️💚💨

Yisroel Vor 4 Monate

That was pretty cool draw. Great game 🔥

Anonymous Vor 3 Monate

Someone explains to me why Magnus's last pawn wasn't taken, it wasn't defended by anything

Marcelo Antunes Vor 16 Tage

Magnus resigned because there was a forced queen trade coming which would allow the pawn to queen. You mean before? Because he would lose his other pawn and it would be a draw. Playing for the win.

Sam Pickles Vor 10 Monate

I watched all 20 minutes with baited breath, and then seemed to have missed the last bit, it was over so fast, what happened. That 17 year old sure was efficient, even with his handshakes. Do people not applaud in chess ? Fascinating

HiTekRhi Vor 10 Monate

No chess is another level of respect, no need for loud clapping or any distractions like that, it would diminish the impact just displayed. breathing and watching is purely enough

Duncan McKeown Vor 9 Monate

Quite an amazing match! Talk about coolness under fire!

Sardorbek Alijonov Vor year

I don't know how many times I watched this unbelievable game, we are proud of you Nodirbek, and wish you great rewards like this.

Yessan Know Vor year

Once?

Javier M Vor year

Why did he win can u explain? Dnt get this dumb game

Jonny Lemonseeds Vor year

@Javier M @16:35 pause, Nodirbek has carlsen's king in check and if Carlsen moves his king from check his queen will get taken, but if Carlsen takes his queen then he will lose his queen by death of Nodirbek's king

Jesus is LORD Vor year

Repent to Jesus Christ “Love the Lord your God with all your heart and with all your soul and with all your strength.” ‭‭Deuteronomy‬ ‭6:5‬ ‭NIV‬‬ J

Deacon Frost Vor 10 Monate

Bold player going for the winning when he had chances to draw. Very nice victory and smooth white play.

Christine Raffel Vor 10 Monate

The chess has really picked-up the last year! Very good match! Chess is very good for the consentration! ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

uber spumer Vor 10 Monate

And spelling?

Ronal-H-Mihawk Vor 10 Monate

wow i didnt even understand how the game ended, i had to pause and see what happened and why magnus lost. Stunning game, simply stunning.

Michael Stratos Vor 23 Tage

I feel the real sporting event begins at 16:48 when Magnus paw grips the pieces in such a fashion as to say “we all know who the better player is here” or since I couldn’t beat you let me show you who the better human is 😂add points the young lad notices and immediately starts to grab pieces and put them back in a robotic fashion as to say oh this is what we are doing posturing the collection of the pieces I can do this 😂 true art watching the egos of these truly humble yet competitive souls

Khann 21 Vor year

He has insane defensive skills. A true technician, just like Kramnik

PKN Vor year

Karpov: Interesting...

Aldous G Vor year

lucky kid

MUDASSAR SHAIKH Vor year

Solid defence

adgtheone Vor 10 Monate

I've never seen him lose before. Wow.

yamandur Vor 4 Monate

I am very happy to be a compatriot of such a genius!...

$əs3rt0rñådø Vor 4 Monate

Like many said, Magnus must have been overwhelmed cause from this position (and even the ones before) he could not have won but he could at least have drawn.

Jake Bradminster Vor 4 Monate

I feel that Magnus could have played to a draw here, after swapping queens the white king would then be blocking the line to black king from the promoted white pawn. Then black pawn would advance, white king move to allow check from white queen, then black pawn block check. I haven't played out after that however. Edit: After playing it out checkmate would be certain if white queen to a8, white king to c3, and then white queen to h1

Medialy Vor 5 Monate

“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

Mark Johnson Vor year

Great game. Very fun to watch. The level at which these guys calculate at any time control is amazing but at Rapid it is totally insane.

Mike Roa Greschen Vor year

@Swag M8 So what's your ELO rating?

Jim Balter Vor year

@Swag M8 Pure projection, basement boy.

Saint Dufus Vor 10 Monate

Admirable confidence, composure, and restraint from this teenager.

black kid wearing yellow shirt with hands on tummy Vor 10 Monate

i like how almost everyone skipped to the final moment so there is huge peak only in one part of this video

Truth And Essence Vor 10 Monate

How can you see that? I definitely skipped 😂

Andy Hage Vor 10 Monate

I rewinded it like twice there. But i basically watched the entire thing. So that also creates a peak there. On mobile when you scroll through the progress bar there is a little graph looking thing above it. That's how we see it.

Tim Koken Vor 10 Monate

@Truth And Essence i guess its a yt premium only feature since I can see it

Evan Fiend Vor 10 Monate

@Tim Koken It's not. I can see it.

W3LLcoOL Vor 10 Monate

I think everyone of us was shaking along with Abdusattorov Nodirbek.

JustSeb Vor 10 Monate

I understand barely a fraction of what's happening here, but it really makes me want to learn chess

Luciano ST Vor 8 Monate

Tremenda partida 🔥

Samuel Nicolas Vor 3 Monate

Quem ganhou?

صادق فلاح Vor Monat

who won?

Ananias de Almeida Vor year

Essa partida foi emocionante, uma verdadeira batalha entre gladiadores! Parabéns aos atletas!👏👏👏

Lad who was Mad Vor year

Los ajedrecistas no son atletas

Ananias de Almeida Vor year

@Lad who was Mad Sim, os enxadristas são atletas, inclusive há atletas de xadrez em olímpiadas.

Thelaretus Vor year

@Lad who was Mad According to the definition of sport and according to the ICO, we are. :)

mortalrazer Vor year

"Athletes"

BILLION PUBG Vor year

He is Uzbek young most talented boy! We love you Nodirbek! 🇺🇿🇺🇿🇺🇿

Anti GTO Highlights Vor 10 Monate

I dont play chess but the intense nature of the players make it fun to watch

Jonathan Davis Vor 10 Monate

I caught the first 4 moves (each side). Then, I lost it... great game!

The Harpan Vor 10 Monate

I like this one

Top1 Vor 10 Monate

I like the passion of both, thats how real sport have to feel like

anonymous Vor 10 Monate

between 2:39 - 2:42 theres a jump cut where the younger fellow took two mins for his move, he probably really took that time to understand the board incredible

TJ Vor 5 Monate

Lost soon as he sat down.The opposition had him flustered forcing an unthought full opening move

somethingg interestingg Vor 5 Monate

What do u mean?

Parker Witte Vor 5 Monate

TJ How in the actual Queen trade can you call that from the opening move. Lowkey I'd checkmate you in 1 move

Philip Stephano Vor year

That was some SERIOUSLY good chess. To beat Magnus in any endgame is rare but to take him out with a Q+P endgame is astonishing. Well done young man!!

Somchai Vor year

Excuse my lack of knowledge, but why was that the end of the game when Carlsons king could still evade the attacking queen?

Philip Stephano Vor year

@Somchai Hi. The final move (83.Qd4+) was fork of the black king AND the black queen. If the king moves then white takes the black queen on h8. Alternatively, if black plays 83...Q:d4 then the endgame is winning for the white pieces since his pawn is only one square from queening. Carlsen should not have allowed the fork of the king and queen but Abdusattorov maneuvered perfectly in the many moves leading to Qd4+!!

Sergio Vor year

@Philip Stephano thanks: a very nice analysis!

Somchai Vor year

@Philip Stephano Yes, thanks for your reply Philip.

Мухаммадрасул Маматкулов Vor year

@Philip Stephano спасибо.

DangerRussDayZ Vor 10 Monate

what an absolute slug match... awesome game

Carebear Carebear Vor 10 Monate

those emotions at the end. stunning.

Jojo Siwa Vor 10 Monate

Lol

Dennis Pearson Vor 10 Monate

The Young Man Reacted Like SPOCK 🖖After Probably The Greatest Victory of His LIFE !!!....I LOVE The Brilliance of This Great Game , But It's Still Just A Little Too Reserved !!!!!.......

Accumulator Vor 10 Monate

Couldn't agree more. No human interactions in chess?

audiofunkdialect Vor 10 Monate

I love how they both fiddle with pieces while they play.

Dave Fort Vor 9 Monate

Magnus has picked up some cool tricks, but he forgot one thing: it’s about the cones

Kenan Poladov Vor year

Congratulations our Uzbek brothers for victory. Azerbaijan loves and supports you 🇦🇿🇺🇿

BILLION PUBG Vor year

🇺🇿🇦🇿

Tursunboboyev Ismoyil Vor year

Sog' bo'l kardash🇺🇿🤝🇦🇿

Murodjon Nabijonov Vor year

Rahmat qardoshim

Shahlo Tolishova Vor year

I love 🇺🇿🤲♥️🤲🇦🇿

Umidjon O'rmonov Vor year

Raxmat qardash

Jason A HBH Vor 10 Monate

Wow Bravo Phenom 👏 Great match.

Sigma Society Vor 10 Monate

I love them fixing their pieces after the game. No hubris. Just the game.

Rashu88 Vor 10 Monate

Can someone explain me why Nordibek doesnt take the pawn with his king at his 15.59 move? His own pawn is guarded by his queen, while Carlsens pawn is unguarded?

Mohinur Abdullayeva Vor 4 Monate

Such is the generation of real greats. Uzbekistan Nodirbek👍👍👍

MARIONETE CONSCIENTE Vor 10 Monate

Da direita; poderia ter tomado o último peão da defesa com o cavalo e forçado o bispo a se mover Da esquerda; poderia ter sacrificado o primeiro peão em troca da rainha do adversário e não fez Da esquerda; poderia ter tomado o único peão preto com o movimento do rei e não fez Da direita; poderia ter avançado com o peão preto até fazer uma rainha quando, colocou a rainha preta na frente do peão branco, não fez…

arsenalfanrichi Vor year

I remember a blitz game where Abdusattorov won against Naka in about 20 moves. Enjoy his style very much when he is in aggressive mood. Very mercurial Talent. We have some real genius level players coming through, along with Maghsoodloo and Wei Yi