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Originally posted by JusuhEven world champions have lost "from near-to-even position to dead lost one in under 10 moves." against strong GMs. So it can happen with everyone.
Yes. He blew it too easily. From near-to-even position to dead lost one in under 10 moves.
The fact that "someone" would lose even faster has nothing to do with this.
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Originally posted by KorchOf course it can happen to everyone. And everytime it happens, they can just shake their heads and say "Why did I blow this up so easily..."
Even world champions have lost "from near-to-even position to dead lost one in under 10 moves." against strong GMs. So it can happen with everyone.
If one of us had black pieces against Anand then it would be normal to lose so quickly (ie. from the position right before whites Ne6 trick). But Carlsen is 2700-rated player.
Originally posted by JusuhTo compare with Svidlers loses in Wijk-an-Zee 2007 (especially against Navarra) it doesnt look so bad. And Svidler is 2700 rated too.
Of course it can happen to everyone. And everytime it happens, they can just shake their heads and say "Why did I blow this up so easily..."
If one of us had black pieces against Anand then it would be normal to lose so quickly (ie. from the position right before whites Ne6 trick). But Carlsen is 2700-rated player.
Originally posted by StewartChessSee the GM's analysing their games on chessvibes.com
Carlsen vs Anand tomorrow. what do you think will be the result? right now, if you didnt know, they're tied for 1st place going into round 10 with 5.5/9.
im hoping for Carlsen to take it.
I really liked the Morozevich-Leko movie,
On the site is also a video of the game Smeets-Kramnik from this week's team games in Holland
Originally posted by JusuhIn your previous posts, you have been shown your attitude against Carlsen clear enough. And I dont know how to describe it more precise. Todays game Carlsen - Ivanchuk is nice proof about how realistic you are in your prognoses.
this gets personal right now.
And btw. I am not envious, I am just realistic...in a positive way 😀
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Originally posted by KorchI am just saying Carlsen's opponents have played pretty badly against him. Like Topalov-Carlsen was the craziest one as Topo missed clear draw. Carlsen was lucky there, no doubt.
In your previous posts, you have been shown your attitude against Carlsen clear enough. And I dont know how to describe it more precise. Todays game Carlsen - Ivanchuk is nice proof about how realistic you are in your prognoses.