Distrugge Carlsen Indossando un Orologio da Polso | SCANDALO CHEATING

Hello everyone and welcome to this new video On the second turn of the Katar Masters something really incredible happened Magnus Karsen lost against an anonymous great master In the sense that he is little known But the way he lost is really glamorous We can say that it is the worst defeat ever suffered by Magnus Karsen I had never seen a game like this, the white plays a murderous combination Before starting, remember to like and subscribe to the channel thanks to all those who are subscribing And let's start Ok here we are, on the second turn of the Katar Masters Karsen faces with the black pieces the great master Suleymanov Alisher 2512 points to the Uffide, 327 points less than Karsen Suleymanov opens with d4, Karsen responds with Nf6 He follows c4, e6, Nf3 to avoid the Indian Nimzo with B4 Karsen responds with Nb6 We return to the Indian Ovest defense Considered a very solid opening by the black And played by world champions like Karpov and Karsen himself Suleymanov plays a3 pawn, preventing the move Nb4 He follows Nf6 for Karsen, immediately attacks the c4 pawn Suleymanov defends with Qc2 Karsen continues with Nb7, follows Nc3, Nc5, Karsen plays in the center And Suleymanov continues with Ne4, he takes space in the center All theory up to here Karsen captures in d4, follows Nd4, Nc5, Karsen develops the alfiere, attacks the knight and prepares to attack Karsen plays Nf3, Suleymanov withdraws it, Nc6 for Karsen, B4 pawn The white gains some time on the alfiere and is ready to flank the alfiere Camposcuro Karsen withdraws the alfiere in e7, follows the alfiere in b2 Qb8, here we start to get out of the theory Suleymanov continues with Nd1, tower on semi-open column, attacks the d7 house Karsen withdraws, follows the alfiere in b2, the white prepares to withdraw D6 pawn from Karsen, and the white plays the safe with the withdraw Karsen develops the tower in c8, and up to here we can say that the position remains playable The white is a little better because he has more space on the chessboard as you can see But the black doesn't have a lost game, the game is balanced and the black is called Magnus Karsen Suleymanov plays Nf1, Karsen withdraws the alfiere in f8 and the white withdraws the alfiere in f1 The best move of the engine Let's say that we are now getting out of the opening phase and Suleymanov has played all the best moves Then we will see what Karsen said after the game Because here are heavy accusations against the player, but not so much against the organizers of the tournament and FIDE Karsen complained later Nf1 for Karsen, he wants to play Ng6 for example Suleymanov plays the best move again, Nb5, he attacks the pawn in d6 and Karsen withdraws the knight in e8 This is a mistake, Karsen withdraws to defend the pawn in d6, it seems a logical move, but the white here begins to have a big advantage However, this mistake is not so easy to exploit, but Suleymanov plays the game of life He jumps with the knight in g5, the best move, he threatens to push the pawn in e5 and give a crazy check in h7 Karsen defends with g6, but this move is not enough, in fact the white can push the pawn in e5 and the knight cannot capture the pawn otherwise he gets a crazy check in h7 So be careful, Karsen knows it, he plays d5 pawn, but the advantage of the white is nothing more than increasing I say we can directly put the engine here, because the white has played all the best moves of the engine What does the engine say Nb3? Suleymanov plays Nb3 Karsen continues with e7 pawn, and here comes a devastating sacrifice, and in addition to the sacrifice comes a devastating sequence Really brutal, I've never seen anything like this The white captures the pawn with the knight in f7, he sacrifices a piece, wow So why not capture this piece? It's a knight, it's free, right? Long game, Karsen captures the knight Well, let's see what happens, what is the best move here? Ah, capturing in d5, Suleymanov plays d5 pawn Karsen continues with d5 pawn, imprecision But by now he had a completely lost position, he must have realized it for sure Then at the end of the video you will hear what I have to tell you And Suleymanov, without thinking for a moment, captures the pawn with the tower, boom, sacrifices the quality An absurd sequence, Karsen must forcefully capture, and there comes a queen for d5 checkmate As you can see, all the first choices of the engine Karsen goes back with the king in f8 and follows with knight d4, obviously the best move The white played a murderous combination against the number one in the world, congratulations What's going on? Well, the white threatens knight e6 checkmate, a heavy move Karsen tries to defend, he defends with knight f4, he controls the house e6 But here Suleymanov continues to play from a0, he plays queen f3 With queen f3 he attacks the king with gx, so the knight is immobilized, he can't be moved Karsen places king in g8 and obviously follows queen for knight The white has the initiative, the white has a big advantage, let's see what happens Karsen doesn't give up, he plays queen b7, he tries to activate the queen Suleymanov continues with knight f5, and now what does he threaten? He threatens moves like bishop c4 checkmate, very simple, he wants to activate the pieces, he attacks Karsen continues with b5 to avoid bishop c4, but Suleymanov rightly plays bishop for b5 He sacrifices a piece, since the black can't capture, otherwise he follows knight for bishop checkmate King h8, queen f8, checkmate, not bad this player I would say So in this position Karsen withdraws the bishop in f8, he realizes that he can't capture the bishop in b5 Suleymanov plays bishop c4 checkmate, you see, he goes back to his square Karsen moves the king to h8, and guess what does the white play? Very simple, because all the moves are indicated by the motor The white obviously plays knight h6, ok, but this was not impossible Knight h6 puts a piece in play, because he obviously threatens to capture the bishop in f8 and to checkmate This is the game guys, an immortal game, a game where Karsen is unrecognizable A game where Karsen couldn't do anything, as if he were playing against a computer, a human computer So what happens? Do you think Karsen has nothing to say about this? After a game like this? No guys, look what he tweeted right after losing the game I was completely destroyed in today's game This is not to accuse my opponent who played a beautiful game and deserved to win But, but, honestly, my opponent was wearing a wristwatch at the beginning of the game How? This makes me laugh I don't know the rules very well, but he was wearing a wristwatch at the beginning of the game And so I lost my ability to concentrate Nooo, in practice Karsen realizes at a certain point of the watch He loses his ability to concentrate, because he goes to ask the referee for explanations But the referee says that this type of watch is ok, you can use it, while another type is not ok In short, smartwatches are not ok, but normal watches are ok I don't know, I'm not even so sure And right after, Karsen writes another tweet Obviously it's my fault, but it's frustrating to see that the organizers are not preventing cheating With measures such as delaying the transmission So the event is in real time, the outside world knows the moves in real time And the spectators can move in the room with the cell phone in hand Well, no, here, but I think he's right I mean, the spectators with the cell phone in hand? It's like what happens in tournaments in Italy The last tournament I did, I saw people doing the move, going out, smoking, talking to the girl, to the wife While the wife was on the cell phone, so quietly So on this, Karsen is perfectly right And not only that, it seems to me that he has tweeted another time So 3 tweets in half an hour, 40 minutes A really furious Karsen, guys, after losing such a game It seems that he is crying to do so It seems that he is not accepting defeat Actually, he starts by saying Ok, I lost, the opponent was very good, BUT Dot, dot, dot Do you understand what I mean? Here, I don't know what to say This guy played an amazing game So Karsen deserved to lose I have never seen Karsen lose in this way Tell me what you think Thank you all for watching this video I remind you to like and subscribe to the channel Bye and see you next time