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calgar
United States1277 Posts
On November 18 2016 07:11 don_kyuhote wrote: I wonder how off-guard he has caught Karjakin with his opening choices? It seems like its his plan to avoid mainline theory as much as possible. Like surely Karjakin was looking 30+ moves into the Berlin and becoming very familiar with deep ideas, only for that to be useless so far?Man it's about time we see a Giuoco Piano in the world championship match. | ||
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ZigguratOfUr
Iraq16955 Posts
On November 18 2016 13:08 calgar wrote: I wonder how off-guard he has caught Karjakin with his opening choices? It seems like its his plan to avoid mainline theory as much as possible. Like surely Karjakin was looking 30+ moves into the Berlin and becoming very familiar with deep ideas, only for that to be useless so far? Carlsen is known for having a huge range of openings, so I don't think Karjakin would have tunnel visioned too hard on a single opening in prep. for this. But it certainly makes preparing against him very hard. | ||
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don_kyuhote
3007 Posts
On November 18 2016 13:08 calgar wrote: I wonder how off-guard he has caught Karjakin with his opening choices? It seems like its his plan to avoid mainline theory as much as possible. Like surely Karjakin was looking 30+ moves into the Berlin and becoming very familiar with deep ideas, only for that to be useless so far? Giuoco Piano has been REALLY popular at the top level in the last year or two. People are getting bored of Berlin. Especially considering that Magnus is known to play anything, I don't think this was a surprise to Karjakin. | ||
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Oshuy
Netherlands529 Posts
On November 18 2016 14:52 don_kyuhote wrote: Giuoco Piano has been REALLY popular at the top level in the last year or two. People are getting bored of Berlin. Especially considering that Magnus is known to play anything, I don't think this was a surprise to Karjakin. Not the main opening for Carlsen, but both players have a few games on both sides in 2016. In other games Carlsen went for the knight development to a3/c2/e3 (exchanging dark square bishops) rather than the line with b4 and the knignt on d2, but Karjakin had already played against it. | ||
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Jan1997
Norway671 Posts
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don_kyuhote
3007 Posts
If Karjakin is to win a game, he's going to have to wait for Magnus to overpress and make a mistake like he did in game 5. Pretty disappointing for Team Karjakin since he supposedly had so much backing for this World Championship. | ||
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ZigguratOfUr
Iraq16955 Posts
On November 21 2016 16:07 don_kyuhote wrote: I find it ironic that it is Carlsen who is outpreparing in the Opening. If Karjakin is to win a game, he's going to have to wait for Magnus to overpress and make a mistake like he did in game 5. Pretty disappointing for Team Karjakin since he supposedly had so much backing for this World Championship. It is amusing. The pattern for these games seems to be Carlsen surprising Karjakin with a rare move around move 10, Karjakin thinking for 20 minutes and then losing all initiative. | ||
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NovaTheFeared
United States7232 Posts
edit: back to back blunders and Carlsen can hold with perpetual. Time pressure got to both players. edit2: he chose not to and is now struggling to find a draw. 51. Qe6 is a serious blunder, the eval is -5.76! This is over. | ||
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Lachrymose
Australia1928 Posts
Going to be hard to rescue the match from here. | ||
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Zeroxk
Norway1244 Posts
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don_kyuhote
3007 Posts
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Mafe
Germany5966 Posts
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don_kyuhote
3007 Posts
He was never behind against Vishy. It will be interesting to see how he reacts when hes behind, because he has to start really pressing (only 4 games left), but that's exactly when Karjakin has gotten his chances off of in this match. | ||
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ZigguratOfUr
Iraq16955 Posts
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calgar
United States1277 Posts
On November 22 2016 09:31 ZigguratOfUr wrote: Certainly nothing meaningful beyond the 40k eurosWhat are the consequences of Carlsen skipping the press conference? At least a fine I suppose, but anything else? | ||
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xM(Z
Romania5299 Posts
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Yorbon
Netherlands4272 Posts
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xM(Z
Romania5299 Posts
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TanGeng
Sanya12364 Posts
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Mafe
Germany5966 Posts
Now they are saying that Carlsen tries to offer draws by repetition again and again and Karyakin is doing all he can to avoid them xD | ||
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