Vòng 4 FIDE World Cup - Mắc Sai Lầm Tai Hại, Cựu Vua Cờ Magnus Carlsen Đứng Trước Nguy Cơ Bị Loại

Hello everyone! Let's continue to watch the King's Cup in Aizakbaizan. Manu Karsen, as the 1st runner-up, he easily passed 3 rounds without any time break. He advanced to the 4th round. In the 4th round, Karsen will face the German No.1 player, the great general Vincent Kimmer, who played for Lê Quang Liêm in the Swiss Grand Prix. Will Karsen be able to beat Vincent Kimmer? Stay tuned! In this round, Vincent Kimmer is leading with white. He plays with D4. Manu Karsen responds with F6. Next, white plays C4. Black plays E6. White plays C3. Black plays D5. The game is over. White plays D5. Black plays D5. White plays G5. Black plays B4. White plays E3 to protect D4 and open the way for the bishop. Black plays H6 to attack the white bishop. Normally, white will play the bishop to the black's knight. Or play the bishop to H4 to keep the black's knight. But in this round, Vincent Kimmer plays F4. A rare move. Will Karsen be able to beat Manu Karsen? Karsen may be a little surprised. But with the ability of a chess king, he has played hundreds of games with dozens of spectators. He calmly develops the bishop to F5. White moves to D3 to attack the opponent. Black does not hesitate to exchange. White's queen takes the black's bishop. Black plays C6 to protect D5 and prevent the queen's B5. White develops E2 to prepare for the invasion. White moves to H5 to attack the white's bishop. White plays E5 to protect D7. Black develops D7 to attack the white's bishop. White moves to H3 to open the way for the bishop to retreat to H2. If the black's knight takes the white's bishop, the white's bishop will take the black's knight. Although the bishop is captured, this bishop is controlled by F6 to block the return of the black's knight to H5. White can then play G4 to kill the black's knight. Therefore, the black does not chase the white's bishop, but retreats the knight to F6. White quickly moves the bishop to H2. Black invades. White is still not in a hurry to invade, but moves to A3 to attack the black's bishop. Black retreats the bishop to A5, still maintaining the white's knight. White invades and removes the knight. Black plays E8 to control the e-pawn. White moves A to C1 to control the c-pawn. Black moves to E7 to protect the e-pawn. White moves B4 to attack the black's bishop. Black moves the bishop to D8. White moves the bishop to G3, then moves to F5 to attack the black's bishop. Here, black can move G6 to block the white's bishop to move to F5. But in fact, black moves the bishop to C7. White moves to F5 to attack the black's bishop, and opens the way for the bishop to attack the black's bishop. In front of the attack, black attacks directly. White is surprised by the attack. Black moves the bishop to E6. White moves the bishop to G3. Black moves the bishop to D6 and attacks the white's bishop. White moves the bishop to G1 and removes the knight. Black moves the bishop to A5. Black plays an exchange so that black can open the A's. Black doesn't play a good move, but moves the bishop to B1 to increase the opponent's support and control the bishop. Black doesn't play a good move, B-6 C-4 D-4 C-4 D-2 D-4 B-4 D-4 A-3 A-5 C-5 D-5 C-4 D-5 C-5 D-5 C-5 D-5 C-5 D-5 A-8 C-8 D-8 A-8 C-8 A-8 D-8 A-8 D-8 A-8 D-8 A-8 D-8 A-8 B7 or B1 to protect TOT, White will defend with F5, followed by Black's capture on F7. The advantage will be on White's side. Therefore, Black does not protect TOT B7, but G6 to prevent White's car from passing through F5. Next, White will attack B7 right away. Aromatic, crispy, greasy. TOT B7 is destroyed, TOT C6 is also difficult to keep. Black will attack White with B1. White will run D8, followed by Black's attack on TOT C6. Losing this TOT is considered a loss, so Black will retreat to B5, forcing White to change his car. If White's car eats C6, then Black's car eats G5. If White's knight eats C6, then Black changes his car to White, so that White's knight E6 can capture TOT. Therefore, White decides to change his car to Black. Black's TOT eats White's car. The game is played in the form of a chess game. Next, let's watch the chess game of the two players. This is the first loss of the former chess champion at the World Cup this year. This loss forced Manukasem to win in the next round to continue to raise hope, while Vincenzo Kimura only needed to draw. Can Manukasem win? Please watch the next video. Thank you for watching the video. Goodbye and see you again.