Magnus Carlsen's 5 Most Brilliant Chess Moves

five of the best from magnetic magnificent mobis the current world champion and considered maybe to be the best player of all time I'll let you guys discuss that below make sure you like and subscribe to this channel and the video and can you spot Magnus's move can you play like the world champion I doubt it you know I really do doubt it but you might surprise me on to example number one in this first example Magnus was pretty much getting out of his pram only 12 years old and he showed his flair for the game in this position after the move h6 attack in the night most 12 year olds would retreat that night but not Magnus can you spot the move do Queen takes a 7 out of the blue a brilliant example of taking advantage of your opponent's weak back rank and this move offering the Queen wins the game in Sun style not bad for twelve-year-old for example if the rook takes the Queen Magnus gets his chest hood of her out and he sucks up those pieces rook takes e8 check only one move Queen to d8 and now it's a Hoover job rook takes the 8th check King takes Knight takes aresome check King moves Knight takes 8 shape thank you very much and in the game after this amazing move Queen takes a 7 black decided to play rook b8 but this did not help blacks cause because of the move Queen takes b8 and the same thing happens the rook comes flying in and it mocks up a load of pieces ok black still has the Queen but white has the two rooks and a winning game which Magnus went on to win 12 years old claw and my jealous a little a little we move on to the second example and Magnus has grown up a little bit by now and he's playing the fantastic player tax on the rich cook we have this position where Grizz chuck has just played rook takes b8 now Magnus has some scary-looking pawns but with his next move he makes them even scarier can you see the stunning move that Magnus now move licks onto the board Bishop to a6 and this is just the brilliant visual move we're trying to get rid of the porn on b7 so we then have free space invaders boo-boo-boo-boo-boo trying to reach the touchdown rank of the eighth rank turning themselves into fluffy little Queens and the point is if that bishop is taken well now a move such as d7 or c6 would eventually lead to queening for example d7 Bishop f6 the spot that c6 these spacing Vaden pawns are too strong Grizz trip tried Bishop f6 immediately to cover one of those queening squares but Magnus now forces the issue with Bishop takes b7 getting rid of the brick in the wall rook takes b7 and now c6 here they come and now after rook takes b6 the rook plays a very subtle move rook c1 and this pawn can not be stopped this is even better than going c7 because of rook c6 and the route gets behind that poor but after rook to c1 Bishop takes b2 is played and after d7 grid strip resigned touchdown is inevitable and a beautiful beautiful concept from Magna Steyr on to example none free well this is taken up from another game where Magnus was very young against his fellow compatriot gamma Magnus with the black pieces and Hammer now plays rook to e1 what shocking move did Magnus now play to force a resignation Queen to h5 check a brilliant idea and this is an example of what is coined the Anastasia check mate the knight controls g1 so after the Queen has taken the rook is now free to swing over delivering the final punch simply stunning a lovely trip mate example number 4 has a bit of sense of humor about it in this position Magnus with the black pieces is playing some gay Carrie aking of Russia also known as the carjacking man and in this position Sergei has just played rook takes h7 what makes this even more amazing is that it's a blind fold game now what move did Magnus now play this might be one that you guys at home can find it's something we're taught to do at a very early stage of the game castles King side is one of those ones where you think what can you do that the route was on h8 what's going on and I like this move because it has something quite pretty about it quite unique night is now attacked and if the knight moves of course we play King takes h7 winning the rook and there's nothing else that white can really do here if rook to h6 we can still capture the night and after rook g6 which seems like it wins a piece back King to h7 rook takes Bishop and now the back rank is White's weakness rook to f1 checkmate so example I would say a little bit of sexy luma route takes h7 castles King side you don't see that often this last example is very famous it's from the last game of the 2016 World Championship match and again we have Magnus Carlsen with the white pieces against Sergey carry a king the next move played here won Magnus the World Championships and it was probably the best ever move to win a World Championships the story goes that Magnus said to his opponents before the game I am your nemesis a righteous infliction of retribution manifested by an appropriate agents personified in this case by me a blooming good chess player well that's not actually true but you know maybe where that comes from so what move did Magnus now play in actually looks like he might be in a bit of trouble because he's threatened with a number of checkmate but a stunning move now comes up Queen to h6 check a beautiful Queen sacrifice kind of out of the blue not even capturing a piece but opening up a way for either the rook on c8 or the rook on f5 for example if King takes Queen the HH square is now free so route to h8 is checkmate if pawn takes Queen then black weakens his 7th rank so rook takes f7 is checkmate what a brilliant way to finish a world championship match well I hope you enjoyed those five brilliant examples discussed below what was your favorite one and remember to like the video and subscribe to chess comm hope you enjoyed it good bye for now have Leo look at these videos [Music]

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Length: 7min 59sec (479 seconds)

Published: Mon Nov 25 2019