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tIME ? OH Grischuk
DarkFire177 1 month ago
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Notice that on 0:51 white can't play b5 to win pawn e5, because Nd4 Nxe5 Bf6 is good for black (if the knight retreats, for example to f3, black has Nxe2+)
TobiKooiman 3 months ago
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TobiKooiman 3 months ago
@TheGlistengem: g6 is met by Rg5+ winning the g-pawn.
MichaelFJ1969 6 months ago
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After Exchanging Queens White did a mistake of playing f4.... Instead he should have played g6!!!!!
Easy win for white i think...... Thumb up if i am rite ... :-)
TheGlistengem 6 months ago
@TheGlistengem dynamic equilibrium i think along the game. white played it safe with e3 to cover permanently d4, but then inherited less possibility for sharp game and in the end the a pawn push revealed itself to be a serious nuisance.
ifuinsist 2 months ago
love to see Carlson,good upload
milchkanne21 7 months ago
A count of the pawns means nothing. The passed a and b pawns win for Black by force. White's extra pawn on the K-side is easily stopped by the Black K. -/+
climb512c 8 months ago
magnus is a escapeartist
hteinferno 8 months ago
Grischuk would have lost eitherway,he might be a pawn up but he can't prevent Magnus from promoting one of his pawns...
stephenkingrules1 11 months ago 5
Carlsen got outplayed and Grischuk should have won easily, but blitz has its own rules when the clocks run down.
mischatal 11 months ago
lol, why did Grischuk pull that face at the end? Unfortunately for him, time run out but he was a pawn up so could have won this game i think.
mattyismadness 1 year ago
Carlsen is on a ROLL!!
Fupper16 1 year ago