The pain and agony of Magnus Carlsen losing to 18-year-old Vincent Keymer
Magnus Carlsen played against the prodigious German talent Vincent Keymer in the 4th round of the FIDE World Cup 2023. Playing with the black pieces, the best player on the planet, equalized quite easily out of the opening. Just when it seemed the game would head towards a draw, something quite unbelievable happened! Check out the video to find out what transpired.
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Somebody give the commentator a raise this was beautiful
Annoying
@@osman01003 No, you. Hit mute if you don't like it, the way someone who doesn't have the IQ of a turnip would.
It was terrible he should never commentate again. That accent too omg ear torture
From the Department of Corrections: I give you a period at the end of raise and a capital T in this. And another period after beautiful. No charge.
@@kereal2591 terrible is your life, you should never comment in youtube again. Your prejudice too omg eye torture
Magnus‘s Blunders are my best moves
Ahahah love this comment ❤
😅
Magnus blunders beat me
Love how the commentator interprets the body language of each player. Fantastic job.
14:50 “This is a big big mistake!” 😂
He was fantastic!
it's because the commentator has the remote control for the buttplug
He predicted Magnus's reaction so hard hahaha almost feels like this commentary was done after the fact. If it actually was then excuse my ignorance
that damn comentation is annoying man no wonder the game ran astray
Sagar Shah is a true commentator, where a complete novice to the sport can follow along get caught up in the excitement.
I agree.
He also has a badass name
He's not a complete novice. I am a complete novice, and he knows a lot more than I do.
This was the most pathetic commentary ever. Are you on drugs? Or do you have a childlike judgment? The basics of voice modulations are heavily missing. I don't care about his accent, but the grammar of commentary is missing.
@@thomasfrick5413The comment isn't calling the commentator a novice, read it again...
The commentator almost predicted every move of both sides. The commentator is the real GM
He has a computer engine with him.
😂😂@@blahblahblah5924
And he overdubbed this post after the match was 7 hours old
@@us-Bahn Yes, and there are a ton of very obvious cuts where he just doesn't stop talking. How are people thinking this commentary is live haha
And he reincarnated, so he had it seen already from parallel universe.
The commentator is exactly who you want for this job in any sport. He is clearly passionate, knowledgeable, and understands the intricacies of body language and how it tells the players' silent tales. Well done!
I am no Chess expert but the commentator sounds like he could be a serious challenge to either players.
I think commentators shouldnt have an accent
@@tunahant.3361 Every spoken word is in an accent. Tell me you're American without telling me lol
@@ericastier1646he wouldn't be a serious challenge
@@goofballbiscuits3647 he obviously means an accent that is normal for the spoken language. It’s just distracting. Imagine hearing something in Spanish but it’s very clearly a gringo speaking lol
Amazing how Vincent flawlessly made use of Magnus' blunder. It's one thing to get an advantage but it's still extremely tough to bring it to victory against the strongest player in the world.
First step was to complete his adventure, then only after could he defeat magnus carlsen
the most amazing part is how everyone's panties get wet when someone wins against magnus when he makes some little mistake. and how everyones world revolves around stufying chess like professors without sleep trying to beat magnus. and in the end magnus just plays without care beating all the dummi3s without much effort :-D :))))
he maybe not the strongest anymore, he is old like messi or something
Didn’t he just win worlds? If he’s “old” and “not as good anymore” yet still winning world champs… I don’t wanna see him in is prime lol
You know he won the Cup?@@thepersonwhoasked1681
I love how Magnus’ hair gets more messed up as the game goes on.
😂😂
His way of dealing with stress...😅
I call it chess head.
His fingers had to been so greasy by the end
@@lifelike6423 helps with the lubricity of the pieces i guess..
Late learner I was surprised how I would have made same moves, I am playing daily about 5/7 games but mostly losing 3/4/5/.. So thrilling to watch,...I am hooked....Started at age 82..No time for housework /gardening /shopping / friends etc ...Rushing to feed pets then... at it for a few hours. Sooo Happy when I win....nothing else matters.
good to hear that🤝👏
In my experience, you should start to get really good in your 120's.
That’s sad. Repent and turn to Jesus. Your chess idol will bring ruin.
@@michaellemmen Religion is evil.
@@michaellemmenlmao what a dork you are
Went to the comments to say "this is hands down best KZhead chess commentary." And find out everyone else is saying the same thing. subbed and liked.
The commentator needs to work his way to the highest form and platform of chess show downs. So engaging and the way he calls the game, it's like he is calling a sports game, like soccer, or hockey or football. I'm not a chess player but can appreciate experts in their craft. And this commentator is so engaging for someone who isn't in the world of chess. I am hooked just because of this guy. I have not idea what he is talking about, but I would love to learn just by listening
The never-ending cycle of new blood doing their best versus a decorated but uninspired champion. Good for the challenger, and great commentating.
Interesting how one can have a feeling without words and read a string of vowels and consonants that eloquently expressed that feeling, bringing it even more to the surface. Thank you 🙏
Uninspired? That's a bit premature. This was a single loss.
@@AureliusRhe's a bit of an alcoholic mate haha
14:53 Vincent basically thinking "dude, are you OK? What was THAT?" Even the best can lose
maggie isn't the best though
If Hikaru was there in place of Magnus, he would never have re arranged his pieces
Yea right. At least Hikaru wouldn't drop out of the tournament and destroy Vincent's career with cheating allegations.
@@kronikevaporation6007 Magnus will win today
If you were to beat Hikaru would you be annoyed by that? No you wouldn’t care, I’m fine with fixing the whole board by myself if I won
What’s up with you weirdos always going hikaru vs magnus? They both literally respect each other
Yes, Magnus was rude. Arrogant little snot.
The commentator is the man of the match for me! How great is this Indian accent for chess commentary! Congratulations to Mr. Vincent Keymer - Still about a decade away from his prime and already taking a game from the great Magnus Carlsen.
I read Magnus came back and won the cup after that.
I agree for some reason the Indian accent is perfect for chess commentary
Vincent keymer, with this momentum, can go far in this tournament. If he plays Gukesh which is likely to happen, that would be legendary
Magnus will try to make sure he doesn’t play anyone else in this tournament
@@claudiog7692 Magnus knows exactly how to make a comeback
He'll make a comeback
Why Carlsen didn't use all his time, I think he was reckless
@@gokulevrai1026 That's quite true
If Magnus wins tomorrow, it will be a Very Great comeback because generally its very tough to win in a must-win classical game
Why Carlsen didn't use all his time, I think he was reckless
@@gokulevrai1026 there was no point even if Vincent was playing a stockfish he would have converted that position
He did! He really did!
@@PunisherTR that slowly grinding endgame is so brutal.
Magnus looked overconfident in the beginning... Wasting time before first move.. carelessly adjusting knights and pawns in their squares...
How impressive is this video editing! Great cuts from the main footage and insightful comments. It's very engaging! Thank you for sharing such quality content.
And that's within a very short time! He is a good spectator from India.
@@MiniMilon-wu3exgood from India, best in world
only cuts nothing too crazy its bad
Other than the video/audio not being synced?
@@imnetex8146 whats the duration of the Game and the Video? So yes its only cuts but still perfectly done Stop crying and do it better
Great video editing. The video shows all the important parts but cuts off plain thinking time nicely.
This commentator deserves an award. A+
Not even close. Was hard to understand.
@@trainmaster0217 Only because you're illiterate and bad at chess.
@@trainmaster0217 That's your problem, you cannot fault him, he has the standard Indian accent. I understood him well and i am not an english first language.
I want this level of commentary with all things. Really a showcase of actual mastery/knowledge of the game vs. production
This kid is a true prodigy. One win does not a career make, but I think the young German will be around for a long time. 👏🏻
Thrilling! I did not expect to watch this whole thing, but I got hooked! Great edit, awesome commentary!!
This is history. very well played by Keimer but Magnus managed to get back and win the match and also the Cup. superb player Magnus Carlsen is for sure. The goat
@@JesusChristlovesyou_friend How's the ketamine treating you?
@@kaivandalen8173😂
@@JesusChristlovesyou_friendthanks! I’m a brother in Christ, prayers for my walk with the Lord
Fantastic performance by Keymer, no question. He's an exceptional athlete in chess, a great guy to boot. But let's say what happened and what is the biggest enemy of a player of Magnus' stature with the corresponding consequences, who for the last few years has been toiling only in such arenas : he got bored. It's not arrogance. It's a lack of motivation. It has announced it itself in the years before. And you just have to forgive such a great player, who lives his whole life in this 8x8 matrix. Vincent can't believe it himself at 15:04. At some point, when you've won everything and made history, the deadliest of all thoughts creeps up inside you: why all this? It's a question of meaning. And it's up to Carlson's level to draw the consequences. My thanks and respect to both players. By the way, I think that Nb3 was not a blunder, but simply a mistake. Great commentary. If you close your eyes, it could also be a boxing match ;-)
I think Nb3 is a blunder at GM level because it led to a decisive endgame for white. For lower rated players, sure, you might label it an innacuracy/mistake
If this guy's bored... he'd better stop his circus and stop entering competitions! He's an unbearable bore... Did he make chess history?... SO WHAT??? I can't stand his lack of respect !!!
It was a blunder. If it was out of boredom, it makes no difference. It’s no different than if it was out of tiredness or a lack of concentration. Doesn’t matter. He blundered and his opponent made him pay for it. Obviously that blunder holds no bearing over Magnus as a chess player. Blunders happen because nobody is perfect. Not even Magnus.
Chess players are not athletes
@@guntherwhite2043sure they are.. an athlete is defined most places as someone skilled in a sport... And the International Olympic Committee recognizes chess as a sport
Th commentator really teaches. I learned a lot just by listening his explanations of the possibilites
All respect to Magnus as a player and his skills are really unbelievable, but so is his character. I really don't like this kind of disrespect for other players, so I enjoyed seeing him lose against such a young player. Well done Vincent!
How is he disrespectful? Are you trying to joke? He litterally sits out time so his opponent can have a fair game if the opponent is late.
i don't understand your comment whatsoever. the only thing magnus showed here was disappointment in himself. you okay? strange...
@@user-gh9cs9xu8f If you go to a business meetings or other important appointments, are you always running late? He is ignoring the time, doing shit like he already won. It is not only in this match, he does it most of the time. That is my opinion and that is it, I don't see the reason why you feel so offended?
@@DanielBoonelight If you go to a business meetings or other important appointments, are you always running late? He is ignoring the time, doing shit like he already won. It is not only in this match, he does it most of the time. That is my opinion and that is it, I don't see the reason why you feel so offended?
@@prometheus_4606 well first off, so far, with me, the above commenter, and the likers of such, there are 5 folks who at least feel the same way about your insinuation, so i'm certainly not some lone wolf in such. but beyond that, sure you're as welcome to feel however you want as much as magnus is welcome to completely obey all the rules and act just how he acts, which is his way and doesn't contain any *necessarily defined* act of disrespect. he wasn't late here but when he is, does it force him more into not over thinking in a way that works for him? did he have explosive diarrhea? does it force something psychologically of the opponent and offer advantage? does it abide in something else we don't know? who knows and who cares, he is ultimately the one who must accept the results of such. but by all rubrics he's wayy more possessing of social manner, non-primma donna 'tude, and formal respect, in the arena, press, and between-life than most of the world champs have displayed, esp some of the cocky russian ones.
Magnus probably never knows how much effort to put into a game so he doesn't go full steam all the time. I can see how chess must be exhausting to have to focus 100% on every game. We'll have to watch these two match more times to see if it's a pattern or a miscalculation of effort. No doubt Magnus will take Keymer more seriously next time.
Vincent is very good in converting when he has an advantage. Shame he played Magnus so early in the tournament.
Vincent has finished school only this year. Now he can play chess full time, I think he will improve. Good luck for him!
Sagar Shaw is awesome!! He makes watching these videos even better than they already are. Philadelphia, Pennsylvania loves Sagar!!💪😜
So do i .. he's the best entertaining chess commentator ..
@@raymondlego1701not just entertaining, but also very informational. He makes the game exciting for both beginners and professionals, that’s really an art!
Vincent was stunning, and brave!
Fantastic commentary on a great game. Bravo Vincent!
What a solid chess! Well done Keymer
Vincent is 18 years old. The title says it. He has a great future, yet unwritten.
It's kind of wrong to say that, it puts him on a treadmill with a pre-programmed speed and a chai. Let him become what he may. Paradoxically the best thing to say is there is no guarantee he will still be in the sport in 5 years or keep his level.
I’m so used to the commentary I can’t watch any other channel for chess. I have learned a lot
Shocking blunder by Magnus and great follow through by Keymer!
Great commentary, excellent play to take advantage of a bad move. Its one thing to make an opponent pay for a wrong move, its another to ride that bad move into a victory for yourself vs one of the best to ever play the game. Well played.
This guy's play-by-play can't be beat.
He's the GOAT
The absolute best part of the whole presentation!
Age and attention, plus you can tell he wasn't taking his younger and less experienced opponent as seriously as he normally should. It shows that 100% Keymer > 95% Carlsen, approximately. as their ELO ratings would suggest. 2701/2835 = 95.3%. Carlsen should remember how much handicap he can give to his opponents in the future.
Very well done with the commentary!!
Superb commentating and visual examination of potential moves
This has to be the best chess commentator ever!!
Can anyone please explain to me why did the clock change at 20:42 from Vincent's 1 minute left at the clock to 23 minutes? What am I missing here?
Love the commentary, had me hooked!
Great game and great commentary!
Magnus - opens Queen pawn German - 'interesting play' - takes notes for 3 minutes
It's the other way around
Great commentating. Thank you!
Bien Vicente, excelente partida
Two best chess players on earth face off. 99 out of 100 comments: "The guy narrating this was the real draw for me 🧐
How long does it take to write d4? Great game!
Really nice coverage of the Game!! Think you
Thank you for putting the evaluation bar on the board.
never shake hands sitting down, young vincent will learn someday
Why?
@@ScoobieSwisher7413 Protect yourself at all times :D
great job. GM Keymer deserves the win
I can’t explain how much I love this channel.
can you please put clock as well along with board?
Awesome game and awesome commentary!
What a superb commentator 😊
I love the emotional layer added by the commentator, its makes it 100x more interesting to watch!
at minute 15 36, i would play king to E7, lots of options after, could of given magnus a win, just by playing the king, forcing a check by vincente or breaking vincentes strategy, on wich vincente could rush a check on magnus king, resolving in a dead night then magnus pushing the tower to b1 to defend the pawn for a queen or bait vincente tower. Or, i would play at the same 15m and 36 sec, a push from magnus tower to b1 with intention of pushing that tower of vincents away or again baiting his tower, with magnus pawn by pushing it to b6, or his night to E6. Just my opinion.
I once lost against keymer as well. That was about 10 years ago… however, i surrendered after 30 or so moves, so Carlsen still a LITTLE bit better
Du hast gegen vincent gespielt als er nur acht Jahre alt war?
@@samuellandos785 ja, ich hab 1.Sf3 im ersten Zug mit Weiß gespielt, was ich normal nie gemacht hatte. Das war wohl der Fehler
unless it was narrated by an excited Hindu color commentator it didn't happen
what was he 5 at the time?
I can remember his Dad and mum standing besides the board and watching us😃. Weird experience but that happened very often to me when playing strong children. Poor little kids were forced to perform…
why was time added to both clocks at the 20:41 mark of this video?
After 40 moves, clocks are reset.
I saw an old video with that guy who won all those tournaments Vladamir (could be completely wrong ) or idk he was Russian(wrong again?) I think idk this guy was the champ in 3 different decades or more you guys would know what I'm talking about.. In my life I have never been this excited to see a chess match..this man makes me get up and my heart races just like when Sunday Night Football is on. played in the pen and don't know much about official chess but I will say this, this(you) are by far the best commentator I have heard in chess.
I think Magnus made his big mistake not advancing the pawn before the black horse take the last defensive position, Magnus decided to defend his horse losing one time. Wach at 25, 39 Magnus should have advanced the pawn , but he moved the horse, there was no time for Keymer to stop it, but MC, instead of moving the his King and At 25.53 he should have advanced his pawn. He gave chance to move the black horse, making impossible to crown the pawn.
25:30 can someone explain to me why K to c3 would lead to a draw? Im new to chess and I want to understand why and how it would lead to a draw. thanks
fyi in case you didnt know now and for people curious- because after the black knight takes pawn with check, white and black trade off each others passed pawns in the b and d file. after that it turns into a rush to get to the advanced f/g pawns which black will win because his king is closer. then when the white king does catch up he has whats called a backward f pawn that will have no chance of promoting. i figure that was the extent of the calculation they were doing, cause it seems like a basic endgame. high level gms grind a lot of different endgame scenarios and there are certain positions which are well known draws.
I guess three little rules. 1- B king is too close to the promotion pawns. 2- W K is way weaker than the B K. 3- W king is useless.
maybe what we are seeing is carlsen vs kasporov
I loved the commentary. Great explainations.
this is fantastic commentary, good stuff!
Great commentary.
What absolutely excellent commentary from the Indian host!
These commentators are amazing! Such respect
Where can I get that chessboard and pieces from?
Awesome commentary. Its the real reason i stayed til the end.
We are going to see Magnus's wrath today. Can't wait for the game
How to watch these matches live 😅
@@ricky-dollar chess24 is streaming them on youtube and twitch, probably a lot of costreams from different chess streamers as well
@@ricky-dollar www.twitch.tv/chess24 in twitch my friend
He won
@@PROrahul5 yup!
Commentary had me engaged the whole time !
Really love your commentary, like a prize fight, plus many useful comments I can apply to my own games. Keep the videos coming!
Thankyou for amazing commentary you are #1
The bar never really moved unless the mistake by Magnus and that perfectly converted into win my the young G.M!
You can tell more about Keymer's ability in closing minutes. Calling it blunder but the position is such you have nothing but dogfights. 18 you have to figure he starts playing around five to beat Carlson. He went for it, didn't mess around. You wonder at that level how much is poker because that's exactly how you go about that. Ability to train now is probably different then any time in history, and you wonder if the best should only play blitz in tournament, regardless of not making best moves. It might be at that point.
You have no idea what you're talking about ... the move turned an even game into a sure loss for black, thus it was a blunder.
@@JimBalter You don't understand my comment. You're not OFFERING a take, you're attempting to impose your opinion, and it's unwelcomed, while user policy does not allow me to tell you off in the language suitable to your narcissism. See the game as you like, has nothing to do with my comment.
What are they writing between moves and why? I feel like I haven't seen this before. 🤔
Wow! what a match! Cudos to all involved, the players and the commentator! Thanks for sharing the Game.
Can someone explain me why at 20:40 Vincent has less than a minute and suddenly then he has another 20 minutes? I thought it was a time limit or you lose the match or something.
After you played 40 moves, you get extra time in the classical game. 😊
Was eagerly waiting to watch this with Sagar Shah Commentary!!!!.Iam pretty sure that magnus will bounce back.
I agree, but all Vincent needs is a draw and he’s knocked Magnus Carlsen out of tournament, opening the door for many people like Hikaru, Fabiano Caruana, Gukesh, and even Vincent himself
22:28 what a legendary comment
Can someone explain to me why the time on the clocks changed?
I give it all to the Commentator. It's like one is watching this very interesting movie involving some serious Navy Seal Planning... the waiting, I mean that 20 minutes just goes fast because you enjoy every minute.
The commentary and digital board are way behind the game unfortunately. Have to watch the endgame on the physical board and ignore the commentary
11:10 this was a mistake. Instead of taking The pawn with the knight, it would have been better to use the pawn, so that the knight could still be protected.
Good point!
I don’t know much about chess but this commentator is very engaging. He must be the best in the world.
It seems Magnus is not at his best. Congrats to Keymer 👍
He wasn't at his best because the night before he spent all the night polishing his "bishop" 😉
Being in vincent’s position, I would be afraid to play a game after this, thinking about the hell Magnus will bring down with him in the next game against him.
I was commentating this game! Thanks for all the love from around the world, really appreciate it. I’m glad it kept you all engaged ❤
Great job junior!
Yeah! WOW that was phenomenal commentary I must say 👏
I can’t lie that, that kept me with the game. World class commentary!
This was the BEST commentary I’ve ever heard in chess
Mate, best in the world of sport!
I love how the commentator starts sewing seeds of doubt early on in the game, almost like foreshadowing 😂
Heartbreaking blunder
Which moment ???
@@Brucelee-pv6uf 14:38 the move ...Nc7. And then he made his position a little worse with ...g6 (18:07)
This commentator is awesome, sub just for that.
Be good, See good, Do good. ❤❤
That was very instructive on how not to lose pawns and lose the edge in a winning position
I wanna see Magnus play some crazy shit tomorrow to get the win he needs
He did won ,,, the kid will cry ...
Superb commentator and 2 wonderful and strong players. Greetings to India, the country that will dominate world-chess with Russia.