The World Chess Championships in a Nutshell
02.05.2023
Aman commentates a tense sub battle game LIVE for YouTube… wait…
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Both Salty and Val qualify for the candidates next year.
Definitely need Aman to commentate this next stage of World Championships
GENIUS!
Aman you should do commentary
What’s the name of the song playing at the end of the video?
This is peak content
I thought youtube loaded the wrong video and kept reloading 😀
Aman is so freaking funny. I love Chessbrah in general but his comments here are just perfect.
Gold, well done Aman!
I almost clicked away because I thought it was clickbait lmao. DONT MISS THIS GEM GUYS
wtf is this 💀
Took me longer than I´d like to admit to recognize the game 😅😂
I thought the match is some kind of intro, casual match between 2 subscribers, and then proceed to Aman giving the analysis of the Game 12. But after black plays Bishop to E7.. Wait a minute.. This looks familiar.
This deserves to be a viral video 100% 😂
This is an insanely good video
Ahah
i was laughing so hard when i realised middle game that this is the game from world championship 😀
Thanks for good vibes Aman)
This is sooo good
OMG! Thry replayed the whole game 12 Ding vs Nepo? How come Aman didn’t mention the fact? I can’t believe my eyes like what’re the odds of something played so recently by World Championship contenders and being recreated by 1500s! Anyone?
top tier content
It took me until a little before 4:30 to realize this was the chess championship game lol
Top tier content
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This is fantastic, well done
the best wc recap so far
This was even better watching it the second time after I understand what was happening lol
What does this have to do with the world chess championship?
Looking at this game I had a strange feeling that every second I ever spent looking up how to the play the opening was wasted. I don't just mean moves and variations, I mean stuff like "don't block your own bishops" (e3 and Nb1-d2), "maintain pawn tension" and "don't unblock your opponent's bishop if it is blocked" (… c5xd4), "don't move your queen out early" (… Qc7), "don't move the same piece without necessity" (… Bd7 and … Bg4), and "don't castle into it" or "don't let the pawns in front of your king get broken up without necessity" (… 0-0).
Clearly at Val and Salty's level, that stuff doesn't count. Unless I'm going to get to a higher level than them (which I strongly doubt, if only because it's so hard to stop losing pawns), surely it must be logical to forget all this stuff. Leave it to high class players.
From a chess coaching point of view, what is your opinion on this?
Guess the Elo😂
Wow I was absolutely bamboozled by this, lmao
I don't think the player of Black was necessarily unlucky that he didn't see that after … f7 his e-pawn would be taken, because before when White played Qb7 attacking the pawn on b4 the player of Black played … Rf8, not only not guarding the pawn but putting the rook where it was unguarded and in take after the queen took the b4 pawn. If Black had seen his pwn on b4 was going to be unguarded he could have played … Rd8 earlier, keeping his bishop on d6 where it guarded the pawn, and not getting the bad game he had after he lost the pawn. So that looks like a regular pattern of not seeing that your pawn is attacked.
I'm not saying the player of Black is bad; he might be much better than me, because I do the same thing, and even with pieces. But clearly this is something that should be fixed if the player of Black wants to achieve whatever chess ambitions he may have.
Do you have any tips on how a player can learn not to fall for that stuff, and hopefully reach a higher class of play, or even earn some kind of title?
Amazing – salty v Val is an incredible interpretation
Was White that guy who in another game literally played 3. h3 just out of the blue? I had a coach who told me never, ever to do anything like that.
honestly thought val just played a nice game
It took me an embarrassingly long time to figure it out. Great video
Bd7 then Bg4, and 👌I know what you're doing here Aman 😁😁
My elo is 703 and I play better than Salty played that game. I'm pretty sure I could easily beat him.
Fucking brilliant. I paused and stood up when i realized
That's simply brilliant!
This is simply hilarious.
damn I had my hopes and money on salty
Wow I had no idea that this was actually a Chess Championship game. I thought it was actually a game from the sub battle, and I was surprised that they were playing so seemingly passively and not blundering. I only realized when I was reading the comments. Epic video, really well done 🤯
it sucks seing so many blunders in the world championship while knowing they are still way better than you
Loved it 😂😂
Soo good
salty clown fits the role so well
that's great humor, sensational
Wait a minutes ……. who are you
After f5 i was like "hooooold on a seccooond" 😀 😀 😀
incredible GM Aman!
Haven't laughed this hard in a while lmaooo