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Chess Game of the Day! Tata Steel Chess 2011 - Magnus Carlsen vs Anish Giri
This is a game from round 3 of the Tata Steel Chess Tournament 2011 held in Wijk aan Zee. Magnus Carlsen with the white pieces is upset by the very talented and confident 16-year-old Anish Giri in just 22 moves.
Tata Steel Chess 2011 - Magnus Carlsen vs Anish Giri
Wow! The kid is scary good!
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Yes great win for Giri, but by all accounts Carlson blundered quite badly, he admitted so in his blog where he says 'In the game against Anish Giri I had the white pieces but allowed him to equalize with a nice sequence out of the opening. Shortly after I blundered a whole piece due to an elementary oversight and felt no urge to continue the game. 0-1'. Quite comforting to know that even Carlson can make mistakes.
Originally posted by scacchipazzoMy eyesight is getting worse than I thought- when I saw the thread title, I thought to myself [i]"Why would Carlsen play some Amish girl, and what's her claim to fame?"
Chess
Chess Game of the Day! Tata Steel Chess 2011 - Magnus Carlsen vs Anish Giri
This is a game from round 3 of the Tata Steel Chess Tournament 2011 held in Wijk aan Zee. Magnus Carlsen with the white pieces is upset by the very talented and confident 16-year-old Anish Giri in just 22 moves.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s0fIuw5fUXk
Tata Steel Chess 2011 - Magnus Carlsen vs Anish Giri
Wow! The kid is scary good!
Originally posted by Paul LeggettGood one, but you're not alone. I thought the same thing when first looking at the thingie out of corner of my eye. I thought that Amish girl must be pretty darn good!
My eyesight is getting worse than I thought- when I saw the thread title, I thought to myself [i]"Why would Carlsen play some Amish girl, and what's her claim to fame?"
Originally posted by MontyMooseYou'd smile and sing loudly if you beat the tar out of Carlsen! Giri is pretty darn good. Another poster blames the loss on a blunder, but I think the pressure caused the blunder.
And on the horse drawn buggy ride home, she smiled and sang softly to herself. 🙂
Originally posted by scacchipazzoI think the top grandmasters feel the pressure in almost every move of every game they play, or they would never be among the best.
You'd smile and sing loudly if you beat the tar out of Carlsen! Giri is pretty darn good. Another poster blames the loss on a blunder, but I think the pressure caused the blunder.
Originally posted by hedonistAnd some take it better than others. Carlsen is supposed to be a cool customer. Perhaps he underestimated the young GM.
I think the top grandmasters feel the pressure in almost every move of every game they play, or they would never be among the best.
