Arjun Erigaisi's willpower to win against Nils Grandelius | World Cup 2023

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  • čas přidán 8. 09. 2024
  • Arjun Erigaisi has been in stellar form at the FIDE World Cup 2023. He has beaten GM Vladimir Fedoseev in round 3, GM Javokhir Sindarov in round 4 and now is up against GM Nils Grandelius in round 5. Grandelius had recently beaten Arjun at the Tepe Sigeman & Co. So this promised to be a very exciting bout. Watch how Arjun played with utter willpower against an aggressive Nils with the commentary of IM Sagar Shah.
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Komentáře • 32

  • @Abonoraaaaaa
    @Abonoraaaaaa Před rokem +69

    Brother, the Smile is free

    • @pythonanimalia
      @pythonanimalia Před rokem +10

      It's not. It takes energy to smile. For energy you need food. Food costs money. Smile costs money.

    • @jgbains
      @jgbains Před rokem +1

      @@pythonanimaliabut when you smile you improve you health like battery re gen so it’s actually free

  • @cocian7382
    @cocian7382 Před rokem +25

    Hikaru defeat was Epic. He just hated the game at the end😂. Pragg was normal and made a competitive win🔥. Also Gukesh vs Wang round 5 game was super. I like gukesh dominant gameplay there.

  • @codeengineer10
    @codeengineer10 Před rokem +6

    1:08 Real meditation is done by Vidit in background 😅 Indian players cracked the code.

  • @Mike_McP
    @Mike_McP Před rokem +19

    We could get Arjun vs Pragg next in the final 8 which would be awesome, with one having a great chance to make the Candidates, but man the fact that the other one has to lose and come up short sucks, because they’re both playing so well. And we could get Gukesh vs Magnus in the final 8 as well, the toughest draw for Gukesh and making it extremely tough for him to finish in the top 3.

    • @chesswithsamarth1004
      @chesswithsamarth1004 Před rokem +3

      Yes!! But Gukesh have some good chances of qualifying candidates through Fide Circuit.

    • @brainseye3317
      @brainseye3317 Před rokem

      both happened lol magnus vs gukesh and arjun vs pragg in quater finals

  • @ayushpandey221
    @ayushpandey221 Před rokem +36

    The top 4: Guki, Pragg, Arjun and Nihal. Future tournaments would be very exciting to see. Here's to wishing them amazing success and health. 🎉

    • @VishalKumar-vf2cp
      @VishalKumar-vf2cp Před rokem +2

      Vidit also should be in the list

    • @ayushpandey221
      @ayushpandey221 Před rokem

      @@VishalKumar-vf2cp I think of vidit as a veteran. Not an upcoming phenom. He for sure is strong, there are no weak players in the round of 16 of a World Cup.

  • @danielhowe7362
    @danielhowe7362 Před rokem +2

    It's so wonderful that India is enjoying such a Plethora of Top Class Chess Players as Chess began in India I believe, Amongst the young players, I like Nihal and Gukesh but my favourites Players are Pragg and Arjun for their cool, inventive Play and the Fact they have wonderful, warm smiles. Above Pragg and Arjun in my Affections are Vishy and a certain Gujurati IM :) Viva Indian Chess!

  • @lastprophet9904
    @lastprophet9904 Před rokem +2

    Beowulf vs grendel😮

  • @asenciondivinagracia8881

    maybe ...
    Indians GMs...face to face in the finals😊

  • @derallerechte1401
    @derallerechte1401 Před rokem +3

    Mr. Erigaisi needs the short haircut that suits him more !

  • @CodexPermutatio
    @CodexPermutatio Před rokem

    Excellent game.

  • @georgehaffen4105
    @georgehaffen4105 Před 7 měsíci

    2:45 I think this is the Burn Variation

  • @architectet.l6118
    @architectet.l6118 Před rokem

    Power of indian magician

  • @arjunacharya_
    @arjunacharya_ Před 7 měsíci

    Nils has nil ego & Grand gesture 🥂😬

  • @akirby2886
    @akirby2886 Před rokem +1

    Gukesh is unbeatable atm.

  • @Dhrubaghosh12345
    @Dhrubaghosh12345 Před 2 měsíci

    Arjun vai,play with me,l am big chess master (WCD), nice person ❤❤❤

  • @ateistaeletszemlelet3492
    @ateistaeletszemlelet3492 Před měsícem

    There is no expression like "castles it out" in English. Not even in Indian English. That is your hallucination only.

  • @aritravarma6684
    @aritravarma6684 Před rokem +2

    10:50 knight not rook

  • @flowpositive5986
    @flowpositive5986 Před rokem

    Why he keeps moving out of his chair? Where does he go?

  • @E1337Aaron
    @E1337Aaron Před rokem

    7:14 how come arjun doesnt move knight to E8?

    • @E1337Aaron
      @E1337Aaron Před rokem

      nvm i figured it out. pawn takes queen and arjuns rook is strong in that square. nils knight wouldve been pinned had he went to e8.

    • @herbert264
      @herbert264 Před rokem

      It's not just the rook being on a strong square. It's an extra rook for White if Black plays Ne8, with Bxb5 next and Black is losing more stuff.@@E1337Aaron

    • @jayeshpratap9698
      @jayeshpratap9698 Před rokem

      Then queen will be hanging

  • @SujitSarkarr
    @SujitSarkarr Před rokem +1

    First view

  • @Dhrubaghosh12345
    @Dhrubaghosh12345 Před 2 měsíci

    Arjun vai,you are lose from WCD (sob big big famous players logoko harake WCD World Chess Don,title liya maine,muk chudake nahi)

  • @dragonold9358
    @dragonold9358 Před rokem

    First

  • @damebandit1589
    @damebandit1589 Před rokem

    I not like arjun is very unsympatian