11 Year Old Chess Prodigy Magnus Carlsen Makes His Most Famous Move
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- In this famous chess game future World Chess Champion Magnus Carlsen goes for a highly imaginative queen sacrifice which emphasizes the weakness of the 8th rank! The sacrifice demonstrates the talent of the young chess prodigy!
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Magnus Carlsen (2072) vs Tor Gulbrandsen
Ostlandserien 01/02 div. 1, Asker - Nordstrand (2002), Asker NOR, rd 6, Feb-09
French Defense: Tarrasch. Closed Variation (C05)
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What happened after this queen move?
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Thanks for the link, strong analysis!!
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If the rook take the queen
Firstly the white rook will take the bishop with check on king only defender is queen , if queen block
White rook will take it then black king will take it back...now white kinight will fork the king nd the black rook ....what a brillant move
@TheDsgfdssd you could move it to be protected by the Knight but he'd just take that with the bishop wouldn't he 2 moves later
@TheDsgfdssd there is nothing you can do. Let's say you take the knight with the pawn. You will lose your rook, then your bishope is pinned, there is no way to defend the bishop white will take with the rook and you're down a full rook. Let's say you defend the rook with knight to b6, I will still take your night, you take my night and then I plant my rook in your position on c7. Although material is equal your position is miserable and you don't have absolutely any counterplay, at GM level it's completely lost.
Edit: actually if I think more about it after I plant my rook in your position you basically have no moves, you drop the queen back on d8 to get away from the rook, I play queen c5 so you can't castle, you can't move the bishop because I take with my rook and then pin your queen, you can't castle, you can't move the rook. If you just make a random pawn move I go bishop b5 check, you have to block with the bishop, I take the bishop with my bishop and you have to sack your queen or it's mate. The game is done regardless of what you do
@@TheDsgfdssdthe issue is that the black rook is undefended, if nothing, then white wins a rook, if takes, then after the sequence, white wins a bishop. However, after black king plays to e8 (after fork) white take on h8, black plays Nf8, and whites knight is temporarily trapped. I don’t know how the extradite the knight
I thought the line was to double rooks on C file after Queen blocks..?
If Queen takes, then rook takes, King must run to E7, and then RxR on h8. White is up a bishop and blacks king is vulnerable.
Really not that hard to figure out.
After black rook takes. white rook takes horse check, queen blocks then rook takes queen. then king takes rook then knight takes at f7 check and forking the castle. So after all white loses a queen and a rook and black loses queen a rook plus a bishop and 2 pawns. and white has a material advantage.
You lose a queen and a rook for a bishop, queen and a rook after the fork with the knight. Absolutely brilliant move
Spot on! And after you play Ng6 defended by the bishop.
@@levistepanian5341 How do you play Ng6 from Nf7 tho? Haha
and 2 pawns-don't forget that
@@masudkhoa3861 He meant after nf7 nxh8 then ng6 is defended
AND two pawns...
The purpose is if rook takes queen then Rc8+ then black’s only move is Qd8. Rxd8+ is a good move forcing the king to take then Ktxf7+ forking the king and rook
11 years. Crazy
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And this kids is the reason why you castle early in the game!
why? what is your reasoning?
Seriously?? You can't see how this whole attack relies on the king being vulnerable in the center of the board?? You probably shouldn't play chess...
@@basedbear1605 so if he castles early game why would Magnus use the same strategy to attack? No he wouldn’t (probably), Magnus would use a different strategy to attack that was better suited to an early game castle.
@@bryniebear3547 Duh. Are you like 12 years old or something? Seriously, you don't seem very bright.
But he will have to use different strategy which comes with multiple possibilities of winning and losing. With current position you are surely losing and the reason is not castling early.
it's crazy how, even with knight b6, which defends the rook giving the knight up (wouldn't be a problem since white is hanging a knight as well), you still get queen takes rook, knight takes queen, and rook takes bishop leading to the same line but with even less material for black, losing two rooks in the process.
Edit: Actually, it makes room for the king to move after rook checks on c8, but you then grab the last black rook, black takes knight, white takes knight on a8 with the rook and it's two rooks and a bishop against a queen. +4.9 according to stockfish.
To make it short,,
black took queen&rook
while white took bishop,queen&rook
and two pawns. Can't forget them.
Black rook white queen
White rook black bishop ( check)
Black queen intercepts check mate
Whute rook hits black queen
Black king takes white rook
White knight keeps check for black king and removes white rook
Hi what if instead of that he moves the black knight to protect the castle and bishop
Bishop comes in, is my quick guess@@user-hb8ot6tr5t
@@user-hb8ot6tr5t that would be check white bishop b5
Carlsen was waiting this moment for 11 years 😂
После убийства белого ферзя чёрной лодьёй, белую лодью на С1 передвигаем на С8, чёрным приходится играть чёрным ферзём перемещая его на D8, белая лодья должна бить чёрного ферзя а чёрный король должен бить белую лодью (без этого никак), белым конём бьём пешку на F7, король чёрных с Д8 перемещается на С7 (чтобы не получить мат раньше времени), белого коня перемещаем с F7 на D6, чёрного короля перемещаем с С7 на В6 (потому что походив чёрным королём на В8 в последующем поступает мат), белого слона с D3 перемещаем на В5, чёрный король с В6 идёт на С5, единстивенную белую лодью двигаем на С1, чёрный король с С5 на В4, белую лодью двигаем на С4, короля двигаем на А1 (потому что у него выбора не остаётся), дальше двигаем белую пешку с В2 на В4, после движения белой пешки чёрному королю придётся идти на В6, и завершаем матч ходом белой лодьи с С4 на С6
That is pretty straightforward.
You know magnus can get away with people being like "im not taking cuz its a trap" but there was no trap
Basically you win a bishop and a pawn which is a death sentence at high levels
Слона и две пешки.
Yes, trade of rock and queen but magnus won a pawn and bishop
A beautiful queen sacrifice to force a checkmate with the rook
There is no force checkmate. Queen D8 can block. It's only brilliant because of the Knight fork at F7.
@@DiscoverPhilippines_ Can't the King eat the Knight in F7? The fork involves the Rook and the Queen (if moved to block the white Queen).
If I'm wrong, can you explain me better?
@@JohnRome-xn7hx After rook take bishop on c8 then queen block on d8 , rook take queen, king retake on d8 , now when knight goes f7 it's a fork on d8 where the king now is and rook on h8
@@JohnRome-xn7hx ^what he said
@@DiscoverPhilippines_ got it, thanks to you and Stumpy 👍
He just got a bishop and pawn, but it didn't give more advantage because black's pieces are in more active squares after the trades
He got two pawns, bishop, queen and a rook. He ended up with more pieces after the sequence.
@@bilogskii2216 and the opponent got queen, rook and a pawn, so white won a pawn and a rook
1 Black queen kill knight.
2 Black King move up
3 Black Knight kill pawn .
The way is to sacrifice the knight
@@user-hb8ot6tr5tQueen will take the knight
I resume from where I left, knight e5 move too f3 . (Pawn can't kill knight)
If you manage to bring bishop/pawn to h3 will be checkmate.
@@user-hb8ot6tr5tthen queen takes knight
He exchanges his queen for the queen and a bishop of his opponent, it is a good move.
He actually exchanges his rook and queen, for a bishop, queen and rook AND 2 pawns. :)
Missed a rook there from the knight fork. 😜
The threat of a back-rank mate leads to a sequence where white forks the king and rook with the knight taking the pawn at f7 and forking the king and rook. Not that hard to see as everything is forced.
1. Rxa7
2. Rxc8+
2. Qd8
3. Rxd8+
3. Kxd8
4. Nxf7+
4. Kc7 or Ke8
5. Nxh8
White wins 4 points of material
Atb6?
Magnus is so desperate to get the queens off the board, that he is willing to sac his own.
Nice combination, the Queens come off and your up a whole minor piece.
Still we got option black knight to B6 sacrificing knight will get good position in the game. Experts you agree??
White will take on a8 not b6.
No one wrote the comment that I looked for. That was +4 points for white.
Actually, five. Bishop+2 pawns
The black castle can refuse to take the white queen and move to b8. This gives the castle protection from the black knight and opens up the 7 row for the king.
Better block is Nb6 to protect the a8 rook. Magnus could only be up the 1 pawn after Qxb6 and hxg5.
With castle moving to b8, white bishop can pin the protecting night from b5. The brutish exchange I can see without much real analysis from there gives white +3 points
That opens a world of pain
Rb8, no big drama
Qxb8!!
Not only the black bishop but also the black rook with the white horse
Yes fantastic move but consider that if this was a puzzle finding that move would have been easy. The most impressive moves are the ones that create a position where finishing brilliancies are possible.
So what happens if black just moves rook to g1 over one space
than what happens
White queen takes rook still
Blk Knight takes queen than white rooks slide down to take bishop and check but black keeps queen... This move is only lethal if black rook takes queen being greedy.
What is continuation if Rook to B8
Qxb8..queen take rook..then if knight take..punish with rook c8 taking bishop forcing Qd8..take queen with rook on c8..there is forced move of Kxd7..then Nf7 is a fork..ultimately white is winning
@@djsharva6348after forced move of king to d7 then the rook just takes on h8. it’s a queen and a knight for black vs two rooks a knight and a bishop for white
If were playing as black, I would move knight to b6. If queen takes my knight I take his knight with pawn. If he checks with bishop instead I would block with bishop.
Because if rook takes queen, Rc1 takes Bc8 forcing the queen block - 📌 with a Rook mate to finish him. Very clever kid 👏 but I could've seen that coming a mile away.
Principle #257 Look for checks ✔️
Black knight B6 is a rescue and black quenn takes white knight that's a trade
Black can play....Night C6 (sacrifice )will good move here.... If white take night... Need to do short caceling... Its fine
Rook takes bichop check. Queen blocks on d8. Rook takes queen king takes queen. And then knight f7 forming the king and and the rook
sacrifice the queen
I see a knight fork on f7 coming up few moves later
What an investment he made unbelievable 🤯
And then that knight on the right gonna fork, it took me awhile. 😂😂
This isn't special. It's a very nice tactical shot that any player in the 2000s is capable of at normal time controls. Taking the queen is a disaster for black because of "bank rank' attack -- RxBc8+... I think the best continuation for black is probably QxNg6 QxRa8 0-0 and that's not great for black at all -- white is up the exchange and has a winning game... oh jeez no, castling still loses the bishop...yeah black can resign. ... Hmmm another defensive line might begin Nb6!? Jeez calculating Black's actual best defense isn't so easy. Nothing fully works -- but can black escape just down the exchange? Rb8 doesn't work either... hmmm the undeveloped blocked in black bishop is an amazing piece of crap! It's like a Morphy game where the advantage in coordinated development is like having extra pieces.
Back rank threats can lead to some very pretty combinations and are a powerful tactic many beginners overlook. Bobby Fischer wrote a whole book on them (not really, a professional chess writer wrote the book and paid to use Fischer's name) called Bobby Fischer teaches Chess. Like I said he didn't write it, and it's hardly about chess it's about this ONE tactic, back rank attacks... that said, it's an excellent clear book and teaches the concept and it's many variations very very well.
Show the whole sequence or show nothing at all. This is essentially click bait.
😂 if you know chess you dont need additional info.
Now the point jackass😂
I always wonder if positions like this in chess is really planned or it's just a moment of eureka
Second think is most likely, their skill is in recognizing a pattern, what makes Magnus the best is how many patterns he can recognize and how deeply he understands his opponents. Chess is unpredictable because nobody can know all the moves, a lot of the times great players are surprised by their opponents because they didn't see it coming. There are moments where it becomes too cluttered for anyone to tell whats going to happen, thats why you have to make plans, but a lot of the most mind blowing sequences are just a nice "oh this works" moment. But he definitely recognized like 5 moves ahead that he could make that trade.
A bit of both.
This can easily happen naturally when one player is a certain degree better than the other !
This one was probably planned. Idk the actual game score but I would assume White's last move was Ng5 with this idea planned upon black responding with h6.
There is no way out of this, just shake hands and move on🫱🫲
@@matthew9802 ...Nb6, Qxb6 Ra6 then take knight and you can fight on.
if Rxa7 Rxc8+ Qd8 Rxd8 Kxd8 Nxf7+ King move dont matter Nxh8
Great move that starts a chain reaction 😮
I think black Rook to B8 is the solution! What will white do if black moves Rook to B8 , which is protected by N at D7????
B-b5 pins the knight
black can save himself by castling then.
Q:a7 is a ?? move
Because: if Q:a7, R:Qa7, R:Bc8, Qd8, R:Qd8, K:d8.
So this is not a critical situation for black
But then the knight had a fork with the king and rook on f7
Qxa7 is a !! move! Do you really think this famous move is bad and you are the only who can calculate?:)
@@osgubben no but if you sacrifice your queen for pawn, he tooks with rook then you took his bishop he will defend his king with queen you takes queen and then you have better position, but you loose your queen and rook, and he loses just queen and bishop 🤔
Sorry if I'm not right, but I really don't think that is the best move on this situation 🤔
O famoso "leve três, pague dois"
That fork at the end....
That’s not his first “most famous” move. This is a 800 elo puzzle. You can tell simply by the fact that most comments have the correct move order. However In 1400+ most are wrong, even in big vids cause top comments depends on likes and likes are average hence the average chess person.
Not an 800 elo puzzle
Qxa7 Rb8 (Rxa7 Rxc8# 1-0) Qxb8 Nxb8 Rxc8+ Qd8 (Ke7 Rxh8) Rxd8+ Kxd8 Nxf7+
Black loses knight on b6. Bishop D7 covers c8. Still losing pawn & knight probably another pawn but better than entire back rank
No, Nb6 leads to QxR. White was already giving away the queen and now you gave him an even better bargain.
White gets P,B,Q,P,R but black gets Q,R
Unless black just takes the knight, then it's worse after Qxa8 as there's too many attackers on the c8 bishop
No body gonna accept this queen sacrifice!
The question is how tf this knight is still there
It went there, then opponent played Qe7 cuz he didn't want to break pawn structure intending to castle but then when Magnus matched it with Qe3 to protect, only then did he move pawn to h6 attacking knight.
Then Magnus makes this queen move.
Knight is still there because the queen guarding it. Then the opponent probably move the pawn to threaten the knight but late 1 move since magnus sac this queen. If you are the opponent, which one would you take? Queen or knight? Take knight, you lose your rook…
@@JTmakesfunofdiabled-hs9kh then he should take Ng5 with pawn, castle it. Even if it break the structure, he can still defend it's a whole piece up
This wins a lot of material
Magnus carlsen played this move
I know very little about chess, but I’m wondering what happens if rook A8 to B8, isn’t the black rook then defended by D7 knight .?
It's mate in one move after black takes queen. Don't know if anyone has already explained it yet to you. Didn't want to read all the comments.
@@DAONEMIGUELHow so, when black can play queen to D7 to defend the king
@@DAONEMIGUEL No, you are up material - a pawn and bishop after the exchanges.
After rook b8, qxr, kxq, then rxb check,qd8, r x q, k x r and then k xf7 check and that loses the turret too
Chess is a game of sacrifice 😮
Y'all can see what y'all want to see but when followed thru this wipes out all of blacks power pieces. Even if white protected the room with the knight it's still too late. The white rook comes in and there is no chance for black period.
I once made a similar sacc on f7 in a blitz game, totally different position but almsot exactly the same material recovery😂 and the same knight fork to finish things up.
Bro traded his rook for a bishop and 2 pawns just to fork his king and rook and gaining +5 points💀
BRO JS LOVE THROWING THE QUENN OUT THE GAME
Take the knight and lose the rook... Now what??seems better than what everyone else is saying. Someone explain why not queen take knigh
The position still same ,3 minor piece remain each
queen takes the white knight with advanced move to rook, so, dont take the queen, take the real threat first
Best knight fork ever
Black be like my queen bishop and rook are gone😂😂
"oh a free piece, i will take the pawn to get it. Yeah yeah yeah."
-Something in Magnus brain. Probably
Actually if rook take quee
Superb move
Move the rock b8 ?
Qxb8
@@JimBalter Then Nxb8 😊 and white Queenie is GONE
Wow. How strong. Give up the queen and get a pawn, bishop, and queen. Black king then takes your rook but you fork with the knight and take the other rook. So basically go up 2 pawns and a bishop which gives you a completely wining endgame.
You give up a queen and rook and get queen, bishop, rook AND two pawns. So basicaly bishop and 2 pawns. 😊
Rook takes queen , then rook c8 check queen d8 , rook takes queen , king takes , then knight f7 fork and takes the rook .
The sensored was so funny😂
hes gonna be good someday
There is another chance bro you can move it in black
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After all it will be materially equal ?? Cause after knight takes rook the knight is also trapped
Capture or not still checkmate😂
What if black decline the Queen & played Rb8... instead? and if Bb5 pinning the black night then black king castles..
This draw 2rook knight vs 2rook 1bishop
why did Tor gave Ng5 is the main concern here
Amazing play
What will stockfish respond?
This kind of move was done when magnus faced ding 😮
Magnus played this move
Instead black will move his rook near the bishop.
Is move के बाद white को queen देकर 2 pawn 1 bishap Queen और 1 rook मिल जायेगा
Briliant move हैं
अगर black white की queen accept krta h to
Might pawn b6 be the best move for black here?
No, scratch that. Black has to castle and then he is just down a rook.
Black queen to c5 then you know check saved
Brush when I found it I was like this right here is straight savage!!!!😂😂😂😂
its just normal exchange
The king was pinned 😢
Why not black king move to a3
Just knight d7 - b6.. right ?
Then Qxa8
Rook b8?
White Queen will still take it. Then black knight take white queen, and white rook take black bishop and later the other black rook. If black queen take that white knight, then white rook take the black knight too and escape. At the end, 1 white queen exchange with 2 black rook and 1 black bishop. And in good positioning.
Knight b6 better move
@@rkghosh4145white still plays Qxa8
@@rkghosh4145doesn’t change anything really. Perhaps knight E5 to guard against fork at end? Not sure cause then I think bishop B5 to check King when black Queen blocks leads to check mate. Hmmm. Yeah this one is lost.
@@rkghosh4145QueenxRook. Free extra rook
imagine being from 70 years in the future XD XD