@Sandsh Kumar you must be trolling. I’d LOVE to see you play pragg since you say he sucks at chess 😂 I’d bet everything I own that you couldn’t draw against pragg, let alone win.
Facing a checkmate in one move and still wanting to win a rook is insane. I have watched many of Pragg games and I notice that Pragg plays best games against top players while losing to low ranks player. It feels like you need to instigate and challenge Pragg to get the best of him.
In a post game interview in norwegian, Magnus was disgusted by himself . Before Prag played Re8?, Magnus saw that Re8 would be a big blunder because Nxf7! wins.. But when Prag blundered, Mag completely forgot the whole thing, and looked horrified when interviewer mentioned the missed win.
@A E Oh for sure. I think Agadmator was trying too hard to justify Carlsen's oversight without realising it was actually just an oversight. Sure black still has practical chances with his passed pawn being a nuisance, but is at a clear disadvantage, and Carlsen would have been eager to enter this line given his endgame prowess.
@Christian Hegele ok, i agree, but being a pawn down and King exposed would be very hard to defend. GM Hammer said it would win, unless Carlsen blundered back.
@gs From the lichess FAQ.. The centipawn is the unit of measure used in chess as representation of the advantage. A centipawn is equal to 1/100th of a pawn. Therefore 100 centipawns = 1 pawn. These values play no formal role in the game but are useful to players, and essential in computer chess, for evaluating positions. The top computer move will lose zero centipawns, but lesser moves will result in a deterioration of the position, measured in centipawns. This value can be used as an indicator of the quality of play. The fewer centipawns one loses per move, the stronger the play. The computer analysis on Lichess is powered by Stockfish.
Except the Nxf7 missed move, which, if you ask Carlsen, contrary to what the commentators say, I bet he would have said he should have made it. It wasn't hard to spot and the complications favor white. Carlsen only thought for three minutes before making his move, which is not enough time.
Pragg is a beast, if you actually watch from main event stream, You would realize what he pulled off, he was a little worse the whole game ( magnus's favorite style ) and he just kept fighting and dealing with the pressure. I think this performance by pragg was the best of the round.
If you have seen the video, Prag pushed the pawn and then gave Magnus a look, a kind of death stare asking do you have anything here. It was kind of cool.
You should have seen them, I thought they were gonna have a heart attack from the stress 😅 especially after the rest finished and there was nothing else to take their mind off the game for a moment. Making moves right when the other player gets up. A lot of psychological action as well. In the middle of the game, it was weird, they had a small conversation about the game. You don't see players do that often. Also I was sure Van Foreest was gonna give the match away, to make his compatriot champion in their home country. Bravo to him for fighting to the end!
@Blije Bij You are right, of course, favorable positions (for one player or the other) would be a lot less than the total number of possible positions :)
@Alex Barac But a lot of those outcomes are worthless or minor of influence quality. So the favorable, playable outcomes are less high in numbers then all Playable possitions.
@Alex Barac 10^80 is an estimated number of atoms in the universe. Actually nobody calculated the Total number of positions possible in a chess match. Regarding the other numbers : 10^120 : This is calculated by Claude Shannon and is also called the Shannon number. Actually his aim was to prove the impracticality of solving chess by brute force! Then how is this number? It only considers upto 40 moves, disregards promotions. But it includes illegal positions like pawns on back rank, two kings are at check etc. It is a LOWER bound. 4x10^37 : Excluding illegal positions upto 40 moves but without promotions. 8.5x10^45 : with illegal positions and without promotions. Remember all these calculations are for 40 moves only. 10^123 : It is the lower bound calculated by Allis for 80 moves and maximum branch length of 35. Now, a chess game can go upto 5949 moves! So I am with Shannon on this.. Peace.
I realize that Magnus had his knights nicely posted up, but I still wonder whether Pragg might have been better off leaving them alone and moving into an end-game in which he had two bishops and Magnus had two knights. I would be surprised if even Magnus could win such an end-game against a top 20 player. If wish Agadmator had taken the time to investigate this alternate scenario, even if only to refute it.
Pragg is a beast, if you actually watch from main event stream, You would realize what he pulled off, he was a little worse the whole game ( magnus's favorite style ) and he just kept fighting and dealing with the pressure. I think this performance by pragg was the best of the round.
What Agad forgot to mention is that Magnus and Pragg played an Engine like game move for move most of the time. A very high accuracy game that is very rare when games go this complex.
The world Championship and a single game are totally 2 different things at that level the pressure is just too high .Just look at how Nepo cracked against a man He rarely loses too in classical chess.Pragg would lose by a big margin .In the next few years we will soon have another Indian world champion ...
Pragg is a beast, if you actually watch from main event stream, You would realize what he pulled off, he was a little worse the whole game ( magnus's favorite style ) and he just kept fighting and dealing with the pressure. I think this performance by pragg was the best of the round.
Just watched magnus's interview after the game, and have never seen him this disappointed. Man was emotional. Gotta feel for him tried his absolute best till the last available resource.
@Alon Not really. All the GMs on the stream kept saying how difficult Pragg's position was the whole middlegame until Nxb6. On chessbase india they even said 'Pragg is not back in the game yet unless Magnus took on b6 with the knight'
Pragg is a beast, if you actually watch from main event stream, You would realize what he pulled off, he was a little worse the whole game ( magnus's favorite style ) and he just kept fighting and dealing with the pressure. I think this performance by pragg was the best of the round.
It was not about this match, more about the tournament I think. Sure he really pushed Pragg in a hot, moist and uncomfy 'arena'. But Pragg was really masterful, he was not doing obvious moves, but good alternates to keep Magnus on his toes. Near the end Magnus was ready to make an instant reply, but got surprised by one of the queen moves.
What an elite game. Especially Magnus defending Pragg's 2 queens like he saw the whole thing coming all along, incredible. Pragg is a great fighter and will be back for more against Mr. Carlsen
Expected from magnus to know these endgames better then anyone but Pragg keeping the composure and playing like a machine is really impressive 👏 I'm impressed 👏 🙂
thank you for explaining even the obvious moves because i was wondering why black cant take the pawn in the opening where white can check with bishop and pick up the black queen
Great game and exciting for a draw, was there no way for Prag to push for a win being up a pawn and having Magnus in check? Prags king was right there with his pawns.
@Shawn Carter I find it hard to visualise, using the 'L' idea; I always think - and teach - one straight, one diagonal. I know many think in each of those ways; it would be interesting to research.
ANTONIO, THANK YOU FOR POINTING OUT THINGS LIKE THAT PAWN GRAB ON D5: I BET THERE ARE BUNCH OF US THAT AT LEAST IN A BLITZ GAME WOULD GO STRAIGHT FOR IT JUST TO RESIGN 2 MOVES LATER :)
Thats rarely the case, This time Pragg is just a beast, if you actually watch from main event stream, You would realize what he pulled off, he was a little worse the whole game ( magnus's favorite style ) and he just kept fighting and dealing with the pressure. I think this performance by pragg was the best of the round.
But this time you didn’t explain why there is nothing more to be done. Would be interesting cause Prag has 2 pawns Magnus one and he is kind of defensive with his queen.
Yeah the stress was hitting the roof! On top of sitting hours and hours in a hot moisty room. Aronian's muscles and bones were hurting badly! 😅 He couldn't sit anymore today, always walking and stretching 😅 Gukesh barely got up, 100% focus. Anish vs Van Foreest was on fire! And Pragg.. I was sure he lost again, but he played with computer precision! Woaw! Very impressed!
Queen and pawn endgames are just too chaotic to be interesting. They also require a huge number of moves because one side or both check each other to death.
@davidbrisbane822 I am sure it is a typo. My comment was a joke to be clear :) Hi to Australia! I was in Perth once for a few weeks a nice part of the country. Never went to Brisbane though.
Prag is 175 elo points behind the world champ Carlsen where every point carries weight. What I really appreciate of Prag is his daring approach to the game, no matter who is apponent is. Now where does Carlsen stand in terms of all chess masters of the past and present? Perhaps Paul Morphy stands out in the heap of all masters.
What a treat these guys are giving us!! Magnus in full combat mode, and Pragg so solid after his unfortunate losing streak. That's the kind of chess we love to see, not accepting quick draws, like some players would have...
The title should be edited to battle for the queens... an irony given the number of queens that were on the board and secondly at some point this game looked more like who will get more queens on the board XD
@Subharghya Das not win against everyone but have a much better score. U must understand there is a strong tendency in certain players(like Pragg Nepo etc) to rush up, or under calculate or play risky or hope for a blunder etc. When players finally learn to avoid all that they become better players or 'matured' players. Vishy Anand said exactly that on CBI stream regarding Nodirbek. He said that his play got quite matured.
He plays differently with different opponents. Against Magnus, Pragg plays Solid-ish game with a strong eye on counter-attack. Against comparatively weaker opponents he goes into a more aggressive approach hoping for a blunder which works against 2500s but not 2700s. Example: previous game against Parham. He himself has admitted that in an interview.
There are no weaker players in this tournament. They are all top predators. Yes there is small differences in rating but if you look at it that way then Prag is a weak player as he has the second lowest rating of the entire ensemble.
Steel plated nerves from the young master , such complicated position , with so little time , in s critical condition on the tournament and still not letting your emotions get the best of you.
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Magnus obviously 2859 :)
I disagree
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@advay kumar what you mean you're sorry? You made it?
Just opened the comments to point this out! But you caught it first
17:09 i know that world common language
Wasn't expecting Pragg to hold against Magnus after so many defeats, kudos to him!
@Sandsh Kumar you must be trolling. I’d LOVE to see you play pragg since you say he sucks at chess 😂 I’d bet everything I own that you couldn’t draw against pragg, let alone win.
@Sandsh Kumar Fam chill, pragg is a GM and so is magnus. Everyone makes mistakes.
@Abhi N Yeah brother he has nothing to do with chess but indulges himself in random conversations just to get roasted like this one 🤭😆
Pragg is actually good with these type of games. Never give him simple problems… he will always find a way
Facing a checkmate in one move and still wanting to win a rook is insane. I have watched many of Pragg games and I notice that Pragg plays best games against top players while losing to low ranks player. It feels like you need to instigate and challenge Pragg to get the best of him.
So true.
absolutely...he just can't play his best against weaker players
In a post game interview in norwegian, Magnus was disgusted by himself . Before Prag played Re8?, Magnus saw that Re8 would be a big blunder because Nxf7! wins.. But when Prag blundered, Mag completely forgot the whole thing, and looked horrified when interviewer mentioned the missed win.
@A E Oh for sure. I think Agadmator was trying too hard to justify Carlsen's oversight without realising it was actually just an oversight. Sure black still has practical chances with his passed pawn being a nuisance, but is at a clear disadvantage, and Carlsen would have been eager to enter this line given his endgame prowess.
@Christian Hegele ok, i agree, but being a pawn down and King exposed would be very hard to defend. GM Hammer said it would win, unless Carlsen blundered back.
Timeline????
@Shubham Rajgor i was just replying on your 2nd statement too haha..
@Monomushi for sure but i was replying the first comment that he said thefe was blunder so i said there was no blunder.. Thats all
Ran this one through lichess analysis.. 1 inaccuracy each, 97%/98% accuracy and 6/5 centipawn loss. Amazingly accurate play.
@Bass Fischer Oh that's super interesting, had never heard of this as a unit of measurement - thanks for the info!
@gs From the lichess FAQ..
The centipawn is the unit of measure used in chess as representation of the advantage. A centipawn is equal to 1/100th of a pawn. Therefore 100 centipawns = 1 pawn. These values play no formal role in the game but are useful to players, and essential in computer chess, for evaluating positions. The top computer move will lose zero centipawns, but lesser moves will result in a deterioration of the position, measured in centipawns. This value can be used as an indicator of the quality of play. The fewer centipawns one loses per move, the stronger the play. The computer analysis on Lichess is powered by Stockfish.
"6/5 centipawn loss" - what does this mean?
Thats unbelievable accuracy
Except the Nxf7 missed move, which, if you ask Carlsen, contrary to what the commentators say, I bet he would have said he should have made it. It wasn't hard to spot and the complications favor white. Carlsen only thought for three minutes before making his move, which is not enough time.
My head still spins after seeing this game, just the sheer number of queens
A roller coaster!
Pragg is a beast, if you actually watch from main event stream,
You would realize what he pulled off, he was a little worse the whole game ( magnus's favorite style ) and he just kept fighting and dealing with the pressure.
I think this performance by pragg was the best of the round.
queen: I'll sacrifice myself...
* pawn promotes *
queen: SIKE IM BACK
If you have seen the video, Prag pushed the pawn and then gave Magnus a look, a kind of death stare asking do you have anything here. It was kind of cool.
Pragg always reserves his best for Magnus. What a beautiful game with so much excitement!
Great result for Pragg. Well done. He's becoming a fine all-round player.
#suggestion Jorden van Foreest vs Anish Giri. You could make an hour long video of it. Pure action for 70+ moves
You should have seen them, I thought they were gonna have a heart attack from the stress 😅 especially after the rest finished and there was nothing else to take their mind off the game for a moment. Making moves right when the other player gets up. A lot of psychological action as well. In the middle of the game, it was weird, they had a small conversation about the game. You don't see players do that often. Also I was sure Van Foreest was gonna give the match away, to make his compatriot champion in their home country. Bravo to him for fighting to the end!
Still blows my mind how there's millions of games in the database and these guys still find new games after only a few moves
Gandalf Midgame*
@Blije Bij You are right, of course, favorable positions (for one player or the other) would be a lot less than the total number of possible positions :)
@Alex Barac But a lot of those outcomes are worthless or minor of influence quality. So the favorable, playable outcomes are less high in numbers then all Playable possitions.
@Silver Blaze ❤
@Alex Barac 10^80 is an estimated number of atoms in the universe. Actually nobody calculated the Total number of positions possible in a chess match. Regarding the other numbers :
10^120 : This is calculated by Claude Shannon and is also called the Shannon number. Actually his aim was to prove the impracticality of solving chess by brute force! Then how is this number? It only considers upto 40 moves, disregards promotions. But it includes illegal positions like pawns on back rank, two kings are at check etc. It is a LOWER bound.
4x10^37 : Excluding illegal positions upto 40 moves but without promotions.
8.5x10^45 : with illegal positions and without promotions.
Remember all these calculations are for 40 moves only.
10^123 : It is the lower bound calculated by Allis for 80 moves and maximum branch length of 35.
Now, a chess game can go upto 5949 moves! So I am with Shannon on this.. Peace.
One of the best games I've ever seen. Masterpiece of a game.
relax
I realize that Magnus had his knights nicely posted up, but I still wonder whether Pragg might have been better off leaving them alone and moving into an end-game in which he had two bishops and Magnus had two knights. I would be surprised if even Magnus could win such an end-game against a top 20 player. If wish Agadmator had taken the time to investigate this alternate scenario, even if only to refute it.
Nothing like second guessing the best players who ever lived... 🙄
Pragg is a beast, if you actually watch from main event stream,
You would realize what he pulled off, he was a little worse the whole game ( magnus's favorite style ) and he just kept fighting and dealing with the pressure.
I think this performance by pragg was the best of the round.
love these Carlsen vs Prag games, they are very exciting
What Agad forgot to mention is that Magnus and Pragg played an Engine like game move for move most of the time. A very high accuracy game that is very rare when games go this complex.
Pragg is definitely going to be a force before too long. I wonder if magnus wouldve played for the championship if Pragg was the challenger.
The world Championship and a single game are totally 2 different things at that level the pressure is just too high .Just look at how Nepo cracked against a man He rarely loses too in classical chess.Pragg would lose by a big margin .In the next few years we will soon have another Indian world champion ...
Magnus gave it the best,
He was close to making a comeback.
He played the objectively best opening, and he was hoping to make a comeback
Pragg is a beast, if you actually watch from main event stream,
You would realize what he pulled off, he was a little worse the whole game ( magnus's favorite style ) and he just kept fighting and dealing with the pressure.
I think this performance by pragg was the best of the round.
I'm sure he would. He just needed fresh meat to chew on...
Just watched magnus's interview after the game, and have never seen him this disappointed. Man was emotional. Gotta feel for him tried his absolute best till the last available resource.
@Alon Not really. All the GMs on the stream kept saying how difficult Pragg's position was the whole middlegame until Nxb6. On chessbase india they even said 'Pragg is not back in the game yet unless Magnus took on b6 with the knight'
Pragg is a beast, if you actually watch from main event stream,
You would realize what he pulled off, he was a little worse the whole game ( magnus's favorite style ) and he just kept fighting and dealing with the pressure.
I think this performance by pragg was the best of the round.
@kidartist 98 duhh hes champ tata last yr and also won the Blitz, rapid tornament and was a champ.. what else?... stop crying 🤡
It was not about this match, more about the tournament I think. Sure he really pushed Pragg in a hot, moist and uncomfy 'arena'. But Pragg was really masterful, he was not doing obvious moves, but good alternates to keep Magnus on his toes. Near the end Magnus was ready to make an instant reply, but got surprised by one of the queen moves.
Where is it
Prag dancing through the meadows wearing a red cloak while the Bull is in a particularly bad mood today. And he survived!
Defending Magnus with black is a win in itself...
What an elite game. Especially Magnus defending Pragg's 2 queens like he saw the whole thing coming all along, incredible. Pragg is a great fighter and will be back for more against Mr. Carlsen
Truly battle for the ages!!! What a game!!! ❤
Nerves of steel!! 🔥 awesome prag and MC
Prag & Magnus's game have a different romance.
Beautiful game by pragg .... But shocked to see both are same rated 😎
Expected from magnus to know these endgames better then anyone but Pragg keeping the composure and playing like a machine is really impressive 👏 I'm impressed 👏 🙂
this game was so good it had TWO completely new games lol
thank you for explaining even the obvious moves because i was wondering why black cant take the pawn in the opening where white can check with bishop and pick up the black queen
That was an action-packed game!
Great game and exciting for a draw, was there no way for Prag to push for a win being up a pawn and having Magnus in check? Prags king was right there with his pawns.
Way to go Pragg!! This is incredible stuff here man, very well played!
Still the best game analysis channel on KZclip.
Damn I can't believe I missed this video I love seeing these two play against each other it's always a good match up
13:50
Wow! It's a completely new game only after move 46 😱
I can’t wait to one day battle Magnus once I figure out how the horsey moves.
Good luck, mate. Lol.
@Roger Stone Technically the knight doesn't move in an L shape, it uses an extra dimension unavailable to the other pieces and moves in an arc.
@Shawn Carter I find it hard to visualise, using the 'L' idea; I always think - and teach - one straight, one diagonal. I know many think in each of those ways; it would be interesting to research.
It moves in an "L" shape.
I'm studying Dutch and in Dutch they say horsey (paard). LOL.
What a wild game, with 5 queens in the game. Also prag seems to always preform well against magnus. Magnus plays safe against prag.
Legend says Magnus played his endgame watching this agadmator video.
ANTONIO, THANK YOU FOR POINTING OUT THINGS LIKE THAT PAWN GRAB ON D5: I BET THERE ARE BUNCH OF US THAT AT LEAST IN A BLITZ GAME WOULD GO STRAIGHT FOR IT JUST TO RESIGN 2 MOVES LATER :)
Magnus is crazy... he pushed for a win using a slew of clever moves
Magnus found out that u can't squeeze a stone to produce water...Thanks to Pragg
Thats rarely the case,
This time Pragg is just a beast, if you actually watch from main event stream,
You would realize what he pulled off, he was a little worse the whole game ( magnus's favorite style ) and he just kept fighting and dealing with the pressure.
I think this performance by pragg was the best of the round.
Orange blossom water.
I've seen the four knights of the English a lot in this year's Tata Steel
@Sarthak Sabharwal and marehood too
Now the females will be knight-mares
@King David Upon reaching the 8th rank, the knights have been promoted to stallionhood.
@Sarthak Sabharwal and it is now as of move 2023 that we have four completely new knights
@King David They reall went "new year, new me"
@Sarthak Sabharwal well, it's a new year so...
But this time you didn’t explain why there is nothing more to be done. Would be interesting cause Prag has 2 pawns Magnus one and he is kind of defensive with his queen.
Nice game! A lot to learn from both..
Thank you for this fantastic game!
I would be freaked out if I see 2 queens on the board but Magnus was probably like 'no problem bruh.'
Best round of this tournament
magnus vs pragg 🔥
anish vs jorden 🔥
gukesh vs aronian 🔥
Yeah the stress was hitting the roof! On top of sitting hours and hours in a hot moisty room. Aronian's muscles and bones were hurting badly! 😅 He couldn't sit anymore today, always walking and stretching 😅 Gukesh barely got up, 100% focus. Anish vs Van Foreest was on fire! And Pragg.. I was sure he lost again, but he played with computer precision! Woaw! Very impressed!
Great game by both 😊😊😊
Sick game! Such a madness on the board :O
This Indian prodigy will not waste a match against Magnus Carlsen. They grew admiring him, will always give him a tough fight to the Legend GOAT
Queen and pawn endgames are just too chaotic to be interesting. They also require a huge number of moves because one side or both check each other to death.
Wow ! What a crazy game! So many queens on the board .
What a sick game. Amazing play
Most insane draw I have ever seen
You know it’s gonna be a good game when we get a “Sorry about that” in the beginning!
Thank you so much for the coverage of the tournament!
Also the person below is awesome
2 losses and MC is already 2684...that was fast!
@davidbrisbane822 I am sure it is a typo. My comment was a joke to be clear :) Hi to Australia! I was in Perth once for a few weeks a nice part of the country. Never went to Brisbane though.
I noticed that, but maybe a typo - the same as Pragg's rating. @agadmator?
At 8:30 , is there a reason after that nice Bg4 move Black doesn't just take the pawn on h5?
When you have half a dozen queens in the game it's got to be good
Thanks man explaining why Knight to dx5 was no good for black at 1:54
How much Queens in the game.. I've lost count.. What a game guys.. Awesomeness..!!
Pragg and Magnus were playing like Henry VIII.
Magnus and Pragg games are something else
Always great when they clash
You can't say Magnus doesn't give an honest interview!
I WAS wondering about the pawn, thank you🤦💚
Magnus is different when he wants to play rather than win
thats crazy game!!! Good job pragg 🔥🔥🔥🔥
Awesome game by praggg..❤👏
Prag is 175 elo points behind the world champ Carlsen where every point carries weight. What I really appreciate of Prag is his daring approach to the game, no matter who is apponent is. Now where does Carlsen stand in terms of all chess masters of the past and present? Perhaps Paul Morphy stands out in the heap of all masters.
#suggestion Beerdsen vs Ivic. Some crazy backs and forths!
What a good game!
Man, Magnus' ELO really took a hit this tournament.
Bruh its a typo lmao
10:15 "with perfect play, of course, it's a draw, as most of the positions are" XD
Please could you please show the table standings in the next video. Thanks
The headline above the board is somewhat a metaphor to this game, though being a draw game.
What a treat these guys are giving us!! Magnus in full combat mode, and Pragg so solid after his unfortunate losing streak. That's the kind of chess we love to see, not accepting quick draws, like some players would have...
Amazing prag ..even i started shivering from prag moves..lol
What a thrilling game!
Lots of queens in 1 game. Wow
1 simple mistake and its all gone. What a scary draw 😭😭😭
Pragg is no mugg mate! Well played both
Prag to others Meh don’t care about results
Prag vs Magnus: this is Sparta
The title should be edited to battle for the queens... an irony given the number of queens that were on the board and secondly at some point this game looked more like who will get more queens on the board XD
Its crazy what it takes to defend the World Champion with Black!
I don't know what it is with Pragu .. He plays with absolute precision against World's Strongests and yet loses to lower rated players !!!
@Subharghya Das not win against everyone but have a much better score. U must understand there is a strong tendency in certain players(like Pragg Nepo etc) to rush up, or under calculate or play risky or hope for a blunder etc. When players finally learn to avoid all that they become better players or 'matured' players. Vishy Anand said exactly that on CBI stream regarding Nodirbek. He said that his play got quite matured.
@Jacob Thomas .. which means "if he wants" he can play equally solid with everyone and win .. isn't it ?
He plays differently with different opponents. Against Magnus, Pragg plays Solid-ish game with a strong eye on counter-attack. Against comparatively weaker opponents he goes into a more aggressive approach hoping for a blunder which works against 2500s but not 2700s. Example: previous game against Parham. He himself has admitted that in an interview.
There are no weaker players in this tournament. They are all top predators. Yes there is small differences in rating but if you look at it that way then Prag is a weak player as he has the second lowest rating of the entire ensemble.
Lower rated? You are wrong bro
Capture-captures castles-castles is my favorite part of the game.
This game is soo good 👍
Excellent commentary.
Wow Genius Praggu very impressive!
Wow what a fighting spirit by prag 🙌🙌👏👏👏🎊🎉🎉😇😇
@TiptronicSS don't know what you mean but if you're referring to weather ,than it's winter here !
After hours and hours in a moisty hot arena too! The perfect moves at the, that was impressive!
with how many queens do you wanna play? carlsen and pragg: yes
A masterpiece
#suggestion please make a video of McDonnell vs La Bourdonnais. As many people have never heard of La Bourdonnais, an unofficial world champion
What can happen after king captures knight on f7 and rook E3 to f3? At 05:10
The title of this video should've been Q7xe5+. How often do you see that notation.. #suggestion
Steel plated nerves from the young master , such complicated position , with so little time , in s critical condition on the tournament and still not letting your emotions get the best of you.
Never seen a game with so many promotions. Having 2 quuens and still not able to win shows how much grandmasters are superior to regular players.
THIS IS PURE MADNESS!!!
What a great game
Pragg always play complicated games👏👏
Pragg doesn’t fall for Magnus emotional tricks, it’s just a matter of time before he beats him just like Duda