Magnus Carlsen - Petr Svidler, World Blitz Championship 2009, Moscow, 17 November 2009

Some fragments of Grischuk - Karpov as well...

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• Magnus
• Carlsen
• Svidler
• blitz
• chess
• Moscow
• 2009

[adhdboy699]

@bumblebee1607 Do you know the time controls on this match? i can't find them

[bumblebee1607]

@adhdboy699 3+2

[OceanderTethyseus]

old Karpov is still raping and pillaging while Kasparov sits at home stroking his bishop.

[steveoplacebo]

I love the way Carlsen always looks so totally bored at the introductions and how he always playes around with the taking chess bits at the side of the bored lol Carlsen rules

[oSwiFToKiiDo]

Anatoly Karpov yeyeye

[mongopilot100]

@MagicianPugh Yes

[iloveihop07]

i love how that dude just stands right in front of the karpov/grischuks board at the end, completely oblivious...

[gredow1979]

@adhdboy699 the time controls are: you are controlled by the time you live in. it is out of your control to live in a different time. if you cannot make anything happen in this time, then you have no self-control over activities that distract you from making things happen now.

[MagicianPugh]

Magnus Won?

[CowsGoHumpingLOL]

A6 doesn't win run it through an engine

[Dysanfel23]

g5 looked desperate, and the Rb8 chasing the bishop only to attack it with Ra8 is a waste of a move. Why not let Carlsen take on a6 and play an attacking move like f5?

[Wanderfels]

Black resigned because of ...Bd5 h5 Kxa5 h6 and one of the two white pawns will promote. Instead of Bc8-e6 in the opening i like Bb7, idea Ne4-g5

[Simenter13]

@Fupper16 If black takes with the queen, white can take the pawn on d3, and if black takes with the pawn on g7 instead of the queen, there is no king protection anymore.