Carlsen Raggiunge lo Stadio Definitivo e Vince Senza Apertura

Hello everyone and welcome to this new video in these days the european teams are getting together and Magnus Carlsen is having a lot of fun in practice he faces opponents that have 300-350 points less than him and he manages to beat them in a very particular way that is, he tries not to give points of reference to the opponent and to nullify what is the knowledge of openings in the game that we are going to see Carlsen plays a really unusual move before starting I remind everyone to like and subscribe to the channel thanks to all those who are subscribing and let's start ok here we are, in this game Carlsen faces with the black pieces the international master Maximovich Boyan 2484 points to Lofide they started at a long time Boyan opens with pawn to 4 and Carlsen surprises him immediately by playing pawn to 6 wow, opening to St. George it's a minor answer, someone would even be offended if they had to play this opening but Carlsen here shows his skill in chess in practice he says, well, to beat you I don't need the opening Boyan occupies the center with d4, Carlsen plays pawn to 6 he plays Nf3, d5 Nd2, c5 pawn we re-enter in a French defense where however the white has a little more time because the black played pawn to 6 at the first move Boyan captures in c5 Carlsen takes back d4 and plays d3 here after only 6 moves the advantage of the white was completely annulled the white no longer has any advantage here so Boyan can't take advantage of the small advantage of the opening that Carlsen gave him playing a lower opening like a6 Carlsen develops the knight in c6 Boyan plays Rook to secure Carlsen develops the knight in f6 attacks the pawn in e4 and Boyan plays Qe2 defends the pawn and puts pressure on Rgx he plays Qc7 for Carlsen d5 pawn d5 knight e4 knight we reach this position that is completely even and where only the best player can win you see Carlsen uses a very simple strategy he knows how to play chess better than his opponent and then tries to bring him out of theory immediately already from the first moves if there was a caruana here against Boyan caruana maybe would have played 22 theoretical moves of course they are different styles but guys I really like the way Carlsen plays Carlsen says well let's play chess let's get into positions we don't know and play chess in fact here the position is even and balanced Carlsen withdraws the bishop in e7 follows knight g3 for Boyan d7 bishop for Carlsen now he can play either long or short he has to choose Boyan plays c3 pawn follows f4 knight here it is with f4 knight Carlsen attacks the queen attacks the bishop and is ready to remove the bishop's pair to white Boyan captures in f4 and after queen for f4 the position remains even but there are some unbalances at the positional level pair of rooks for black pair of knights for white 4 pawns on the king's side for black 3 for white so majority of pawns on the king's side for black majority of pawns on the queen's side for white Boyan plays d1 tower Carlsen continues with d8 tower follows d1 tower I withdraw for now both are developing their pieces very well Qc2 for Boyan puts pressure on the h7 pawn Carlsen defends it by raising the g6 pawn follows h4 Boyan plays the best move of the engine wants to play h5 and attack the rook great idea Carlsen raises the kings in g7 h5 arrives and Carlsen plays fc8 guess what? fc8 is the best move what should we do in this case? when they attack us we have to play in the center or on the queen's side or try to simplify the position by changing the pieces so that the opponent's attack is not effective let's see what happens Boyan continues with f4 Carlsen changes the tower follows d8 tower h5 you see? very simple Carlsen wants to change the pieces he wants to change the knights Boyan attacks Carlsen's queen with h2 Carlsen captures in f3 doesn't waste time h4 for f3 h3 for f3 queen in e5 and now magically the white's attack is blurred why? because he no longer has the coordinated pieces to attack he is attacking yes, but there is no coordination so the black is no longer risking anything Boyan changes strategy plays Qb3 attacks the pawn in b7 Carlsen withdraws the queen in c7 defends the pawn follows g3 pawn for Boyan and Carlsen plays d8 tower he still wants to simplify the position he offers the exchange of the towers then tower for tower, alfiere for tower here the position is further simplified we return to a final queen, alfiere and knight against queen and two alfieres and in fact already here the black has more chances of winning since he has the pair of alfieres Boyan captures in g6 Carlsen resumes with h pawn follows knight f4 pawn b6 Carlsen saves the pawn and now he is ready to maneuver the pieces follows queen d1 queen d7 Carlsen also offers the exchange of queens Boyan however does not accept incredible, Carlsen simplifies the position he is not afraid to simplify the position even if the position is even he is the king of the finals the strongest player ever in the finals so he thinks, in some way I will be able to win this game here he plays queen d6 follows knight d3 alfiere in c7 knight b4 Boyan attacks the pawn in a6 Carlsen pushes the pawn attacks the knight the knight retreats in c2 and arrives at fd7 slowly Carlsen makes progress with his pieces Boyan jumps with the knight in e3 follows pawn in b5 pawn a3 pawn a4 as you can see Carlsen takes space king g2 for Boyan Carlsen plays f5 takes space also on the side of the king arrives queen c2 alfiere in b6 the alfiere attacks the knight the queen defends the knight and Carlsen pushes in e5 with pawn e5 he is threatening to play pawn e4 to trap the alfiere and to gain a piece it seems very simple to me Carlsen's strategy I am stronger than you I leave the opening I return to an unknown position well after that we simplify the position I offer you the change of pieces we change the pieces we return to a final in the finals I am unbeatable if I feel bad we draw or I win very very simple it seems almost effortless Boyan continues with alfiere in a8 Carlsen pushes the pawn in e4 follows knight d5 Boyan attacks the alfiere Carlsen withdraws it in a7 he will never give the alfiere's pair follows knight b4 alfiere c5 alfiere b7 king h6 this is a very strange move but if we see well the white has no chess because there are the pieces of black and the king in h6 is safe Boyan continues with alfiere in a8 Carlsen plays alfiere e8 instead and Boyan plays c4 pawn ok here in reality the black could already start to put pressure on the white king Carlsen instead plays queen d4 with queen d4 he attacks the f2 and in any case the white cannot do who knows how much here in this position Boyan makes a serious mistake he plays alfiere in d5 with alfiere in d5 alfiere is not safe in the sense that these pieces are not safe here there is tension and soon the alfiere could remain isolated he follows g5 pawn for Carlsen now he plays well he wants to play f4 he arrives knight c6 knight c6 what move is it? I don't know, he attacks the queen meanwhile Carlsen moves the queen to d3 and then queen for queen pawn for he finds himself with a passed pawn in d3 Boyan tries to defend with the king he follows c4 pawn knight e5 d2 pawn wow the pawn is about to go to promotion so king e2 to defend alfiere for f2 great move the king cannot capture the alfiere otherwise the pawn goes to promotion he moves the pawn to g4 he follows alfiere d4 for Carlsen, he attacks the knight knight for c4 pawn for pawn in g4 and then Boyan captures the pawn in d2 well, so the position has simplified a lot what is happening? the game is completely won he has two passed pawns it is true that they are doubled but they are too dangerous Carlsen follows king d3 alfiere f7 this is a great move guys, this is a crazy move Carlsen leaves both alfieres in play because obviously, what is his idea? he wants to capture the alfiere in d5 and go to promotion if the alfiere captures, the pawn goes to promotion ok, if the king captures he follows alfiere for alfiere and then the pawn goes to promotion here there is little to do Boyan withdraws the alfiere in g2 Carlsen continues with alfiere f7 he follows knight in b6 the knight attacks the pawn in a4 meanwhile, Carlsen defends and after king d3 he captures the pawn in b2 he follows alfiere c6 pawn g2 Carlsen sacrifices the pawn because what does he want to do? he wants to defend the pawn in a4 now the alfiere is forced to capture and now there is only the knight that attacks in a4 but the pawn is already defeated by the alfiere so he follows alfiere for a3 Boyan plays king d3 Carlsen continues with alfiere b2 he follows alfiere d5 alfiere for alfiere knight for pawn in a3 now Carlsen finds himself with two pawns passed in this position, Boyan decides to abandon he abandons because he is forced to win the black after king c2 if the white king goes to defend he follows king h5 the black wants to advance with the king and then try to promote with the pawn king b1 for example king g4 knight in b4 king in f3 now the pawn can start to advance after, for example, knight d3 he follows g4 even if the white should sacrifice the knight in some way on the pawn the game is still won because the alfiere controls the house at 8 so the pawn can go to promote so this is to be abandoned so what is the real power of Magnus Carlsen? it is his ability to play chess without relying on the theory of openings so the world proves to be the number 1 thank you all for watching I remind you to put a like and subscribe to the channel bye and see you next time