The REAL Difference Between Grandmasters In Chess
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Рік томуIn this video my mom GM Pia Cramling and my dad Juan Manuel Bellon Lopez played out the exact same position to show people the difference between how grandmasters think in chess depending on their style. The position was from a Magnus Carlsen game. Hope you enjoy :)
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@jashepoon Рік тому
Anna is absolutely milking the fact that both her parents are GMs, and I'm all here for it
@sleazeberg Рік тому
Right? Every video is "... my Grandmaster parents..." Honestly I think it's really smart because the term grandmaster probably does really well with the UKposts algorithm.
@PreservationEnthusiast Рік тому
Every video is my parents this, my parents that. She needs to focus a bit more on herself.
@heyhowyoudoin Рік тому
@@PreservationEnthusiast lmao she needs to do absolutely nothing, she can do whatever the f she wants. The video was lovely and her parents are awesome. I’d sub if they had a yt channel tbh
@PreservationEnthusiast Рік тому
@@heyhowyoudoin Oh come on, she's had chess poured down her throat most of her life and lived a world of chess. Yet she can't manage any better than about 2000 rating. If she spent less time obsessing about her parents, and concentrated on her own game, she might do rather better!
@heyhowyoudoin Рік тому
@@PreservationEnthusiast Oh Boy. So first and foremost, she obviously chose to be a content creator first and chess player second. And then again, why would you even care? If you spent less time obsessing about what she’s doing, and concentrated on your own life, you might do better in general.
@gffg387 Рік тому
Pia is so harmonious and calm, taking very little risk and punishing bad moves from the opponent. Juan is very chaotic and take risks with almost every move he makes. Pia won, Juan drew beautifully.
@AltairCreedZ Рік тому
Yes, also it's kinda bad to play tactical against computers because they will always find a sharper tactic and the response to those tactics tends to be really obscure for most human players, that's why everyone says it's better to play solid against computers.
@yunoewig3095 Рік тому
@@AltairCreedZ this engine does not play to the highest level, so this may not apply
@AltairCreedZ Рік тому
@@yunoewig3095 engine always plays the best moves and makes very intentional mistakes
@yunoewig3095 Рік тому
@@AltairCreedZ I don't actually know how the lower rated engines work, they are kinda weird
@The_Scouts_Code Рік тому
The viewers won
@influentia1patterns 10 місяців тому
Anna’s parents are so good at chess that when they get into an argument they immediately recognize it’s a 3fold repetition and change topics
@hata6290 5 місяців тому
LMFAO WHAT
@clocked0 5 місяців тому
@@hata6290Neither wants a draw
@boggy6060 3 місяці тому
I wonder if they dream about it as well. Imagine calling out chess positions in your sleep.
@keep1t5imple5tupid Рік тому
I once walked in on my parents playing chess. Mom was positional, dad was being aggressive.
@sebastiandd9153 Рік тому
Poetry
@Droller Рік тому
This feels like a bed joke.
@agamerscoven Рік тому
Sounds like your dad got the Mate.
@wisecounsel6135 Рік тому
@@agamerscoven nice
@Dopamine-.- Рік тому
@@agamerscoven noice
@maccastrewth Рік тому
Dad's forced stalemate was an absolute mic drop. Almost better than a win
@ping7979 Рік тому
Can you explain for a noob why it was a draw?
@arjankroonen4319 Рік тому
@@ping7979 White's turn to make a move, King is only piece left but cannot move anywhere because all surrounding fields are under attack. No possible move -> draw (stalemate).
@tyblu7667 Рік тому
Win is always better, but it was a great move
@nihalbhamrah4726 Рік тому
@@arjankroonen4319 no legal move
@kademcgill2599 Рік тому
Forcing your opponent to not win while you're down material. Chad behavior.
@crazyoncoffee Рік тому
It’s stereotypical, but I love how their chess styles line up with their nationalities. Sweden: “maybe we should do this, maybe we should do that, consider what they will think.” Spain: “¡ATTACK!”
@chriszhang1660 9 місяців тому
France: 🏳️
@riseagainstthemachine6079 8 місяців тому
@@chriszhang1660 Germany: Attack France, flip the board if enemy is not french
@PreservationEnthusiast 8 місяців тому
@@chriszhang1660 France is bad at chess for its population/size.
@fabricebacquart 7 місяців тому
@@chriszhang1660 Yeah let's discount all the previous history and focus on just 1 war. -_O
@chriszhang1660 7 місяців тому
@@fabricebacquart May I recommend the War of 1812, the Franco-Prussian War, and the one they lost to Vietnamese to you, my dear?
@andrebenites9919 Рік тому
His tactical stalemate was more brilliant than a win
@misterscottintheway Рік тому
That feels like a silly thing to say. A win is a win
@israeltrujillo-sba6747 Рік тому
No he's right. Beauty is more important, tal would change his 10 wins for the 1 beautiful win of Rashid N. His win will be shown on all chess books ever and so many videos dedicated to its beauty. While no one will remember a boring win. I'll remember that great stalemate by her dad
@israeltrujillo-sba6747 Рік тому
Let's also remember his style is probably more effective against humans in certain time signatures. While hers is perfect against computers
@misterscottintheway Рік тому
Lol that's ridiculous. He got himself into a "great stalemate" because he played recklessly to begin with. If he had played better he would have avoided the entire situation.
@israeltrujillo-sba6747 Рік тому
@@misterscottintheway go watch some of games of Rashid Nezhmetdinov and why he's such an emblematic figure of chess. Then you'll know why your comment is not relevant to beauty
@googlewhackthis Рік тому
I know that GMs are ridiculously good, but watching him find that stalemate was something else altogether!
@Hensley_Jb Рік тому
That was amazing
@ithinkthereforeitalk935 11 місяців тому
And he is old and def not at his best, imagine what he would have done to any female GM in his prime...
@trinidaddy 11 місяців тому
@@ithinkthereforeitalk935 ah, look at you, just like bobby "no biches" fischer, except without the fame, and talent, and skill, and really any redeeming qualities in general. But what's impressive is how you ended up being even more of an unsociable fck up than he was.
@i.g.l.z.9215 11 місяців тому
@@ithinkthereforeitalk935 you mean like, marry one? :)
@tobechinese 10 місяців тому
👏
@anderslarsen4412 Рік тому
Juan is a very smart man. He gave Anna some great content, while making sure that his wife ended up happy too. 😀
@princeantisocial Рік тому
Facts but he’s really tactical
@ruthxk7844 10 місяців тому
hahaha ABSOLUTELY
@rodrigopessoa1795 8 місяців тому
he won on the chess of life
@mightycarolus2882 8 місяців тому
The IQ on that man I swear! :D
@my_stash 5 місяців тому
definitely one of the smart Juans..
@rokhnroll Рік тому
Mum plays with cool and calm calculated momentum, Dad plays like he is sword fighting with parry and riposte. I can see why Anna got excited with Dad playing, he was taking risks to expose the opponent.
@blanktrigger8863 3 місяці тому
Yeah, has a very very old play style that doesn't really exist anymore because of how the engines changed things. It's a great look into what chess used to be like.
@gellertgrindelwald4720 11 місяців тому
It feels safe watching pia playing. It's like you know everything is gonna be alright in the end. As for Juan it's like please think for few more second, you are making me sweat😅. But very entertaining. Love both of them.
@prince2132 Рік тому
Anna has dad's character and chess play and not at all like mom. Mom is a very strong player with so so much calmness. She is not at all impulsive which is is the reason for her strong chess moves.
@mightycarolus2882 8 місяців тому
but she looks more like her mom, so she got the best and funniest of both I guess :)
@samfisherniallcase5692 Рік тому
Pia is so wholesome, and Juan is hilarious 😂 , always awesome to have them on stream and in videos ❤️ Great video Anna!
@robertakerman3570 Рік тому
So much fun.
@samfisherniallcase5692 Рік тому
Grandmasters can magically teleport. Noted. 😆
@AnnaCramling Рік тому
😂😂
@nonamem2932 Рік тому
Only one reply let me fix that
@Droller Рік тому
Only two reply let me fix that
@tasneemayham974 Рік тому
Only three replies let me fix that!
@omg8724 Рік тому
Only four replies let me fix that
@tehkokhoe 10 місяців тому
Pia's chess is my dream, the moves are so gentle, yet so unforgiving.
@brandonteel505 Рік тому
You can feel the love between this family. I came for the chess and stayed for the authentic joy of their company together. Cheers!
@andreasstavrinides6980 3 місяці тому
Completely agree with that.
@dethspud Рік тому
These videos with Pia and Juan are always a lot of fun. 😀
@carlo_cali Рік тому
always
@dariesknox7168 Рік тому
I love it when Juan said mama don't play like this.
@theherk Рік тому
I love that your dad strikes me similarly to other great players as just awesome players that think in ways I can't even imagine. But Pia like, actually blows my mind. Her thought process is amazing, and I hold her in very high regard.
@jean-baptistegrenouille3692 Рік тому
Now I understand why Anna laughs so hard all the time. Cause the Dad is so funny!
@eiylakaplan8041 Рік тому
I wish the engine had played the same lines against them, it would have been interesting to see the difference in how they navigate the same position.They played the same first 2 moves and it was the engine that deviated
@kevinh.3865 Рік тому
yeah, it should be the same move.
@ian9toes Рік тому
Anna should have forced the original move
@Keatsounet Рік тому
This was the best video I saw in a whiiiile :D I love how your mom is calm and clever while your father is all talent and fire ! Very nice people the 3 of you
@dariesknox7168 Рік тому
I can't get enough mom saying that's a funny move.
@omarna5859 7 місяців тому
super cute and intelligent family 😊
@attilahalmai4590 4 місяці тому
North calmness and mediterranean, south fire.
@jaybee4288 3 місяці тому
Spain isn’t Mediterranean lol
@johndeleon8741 2 місяці тому
@@jaybee4288Hey, say that again, but this time have a look at Google's Maps first.
@obscurelines Рік тому
loving this format. Would love to see you do it with Danya, Hikaru etc. A real sense of how players attack differently.
@ajtatosmano2 Рік тому
hikaru said that at the top the difference starts to get smaller because modern supergms tend to play close to the engines (classical). it would be interesting in a blitz scenario
@obscurelines Рік тому
@@ajtatosmano2 yes, that makes sense. There's a good video from about a year ago where Levy and Hikaru individually analyse the same position and they exist in different universes - the sheer calculating power that a supergm has is their difference.
@DarthVader-wk9sd Рік тому
@@obscurelines He isn't referring to calculating ability. He is saying that at the top level players don't really have styles have play
@obscurelines Рік тому
@@DarthVader-wk9sd yes. Understood. I was just saying that in that specific case the difference between an IM and SGM was the capacity for speedy calculation. However, there must be some differences between SGMs other than brain power. Even in chess they still express interest in types of games, be it closed, or quick transition to an end game etc. They are still limited by the amount of research they can do in different lines
@SnattanWasTaken Рік тому
Imagine having two GM's as parents, you'd be able to learn so much
@bobbyjonas2323 4 місяці тому
Yet still not breaking 2000 Elo 🤣
@WilliamSt.Clair1399 Рік тому
The love this family exudes is. so wholesome it is lovely to see.
@DAVIDMILLER-nc9vo Рік тому
Well, this is a most lovely family. These parents share great parental skills. The result is a very fine player, teacher, encourager and promoter of chess. I bet there are many young girls who are following Anna in her UKposts channel. It's always a delight to see her videos. And thanks to Mom and Pop for their participation. FUN TO WATCH!
@salvadorsempere1701 Рік тому
Just for the record, Bellon rating today is 2311 while Pia rating is 2459. So Pia is significantly stronger.
@Somm_RJ Рік тому
Yes. Juan is significantly older, peaked earlier, thus, retired earlier, thus declined earlier. On their peak, they are about the same.
@thomashan4963 Рік тому
Mom so calm .. Dad so energetic. Both strong GMs Thanks for the video
@gcdsuite8471 Рік тому
There is no question Juan and Pia both have tactical and positional feel of the board as per video. What I noticed is that Pia seems to be more calculative and tried to play it safe , while Juan played more intuitive and seemed to be the risky/double edge type of player.
@johanwestin3030 8 місяців тому
Probably why juans rating is wgat it is now. Refuses to play boring still.
@GAME4WAR 4 місяці тому
Because he's a man.
@kevinbecker8016 Рік тому
I just got to say this type of video is brilliant! Absolutely love your parents and I’m jealous that they are not my parents. Fantastic work, all three of you are wonderful and give out such positivity. Your dad‘s confidence when he decides a move is awesome, and when your mom decides she is so calm, cool, and collected. Please make more of these videos.
@moosewild4239 Рік тому
WoW. How your dad figured that out at the end was amazing and your moms game was great also. Really fun watching them play. Great video.
@tang0kat318 Рік тому
Your Mom did a great job playing that, Really love the live commentary, not too many variations being calculated at least on camera, but straight to the point!
@darylgraham4313 8 місяців тому
Being able to share such a deep appreciation of any game with your entire family would be so rewarding.
@boobysmiles Рік тому
This was awesome! Would love to see more like this, with your parents or with any other players who have different styles like you and a friend.
@PeckiePeck 4 місяці тому
This was such an instructive video. I really like watching your and your parents' analysis of games as they're progressing.
@velvelcook9944 Рік тому
This was my favorite video! Loved seeing the different styles and personalities! And would love to see more like this.
@ryanmocerino7698 Рік тому
omg i can’t remember the last time a chess video made me giggle uncontrollably. you’re parents are awesome we want more of them on the channel
@mompomil Рік тому
You and your parents have an amazing chemistry together! Maybe the lack of perspective, being so relatively young, could make you think that's a common thing. It's not, it's really not. You trully are something special
@MrJudg3 Рік тому
Mom took care of the computer, dad took care of the views.
@michaeltrolove2290 Рік тому
Thanks for being you Anna! Enjoying your parents and bringing their experience and love for the game to the channel also. Great enthusiasm, positive and educational content. Keep on going Anna and family!
@davida1d2 Рік тому
So good! That stalemate aswell. Loved it. Mom and dad are incredible strong.
@tang0kat318 Рік тому
Your Dad just got the coolest stalemate I have seen! I really enjoyed it!
@lukastux3024 Рік тому
I love content featuring your fantastic parents!! So instructive to listen to their thoughts
@VA3KAMA3 Рік тому
Do more of this! Absolutely fun to watch!
@diamantyzeiraj2218 11 місяців тому
I would deffinitely watch this videos if you make more of them. Very instructive and fun!
@coreyduffelfan Рік тому
What a great and wholesome video! Would love to see more content like this! 😊
@krisobe Рік тому
The most wholesome Chess family in the world! keep up the great content :) PS: I love these types of videos. Great way to practice on improving tactics and just finding the best or 2nd best move of the position.
@patricioferrari4667 11 місяців тому
It´s lovely to see the interaction with her parents. Congrats on making chess so enjoyable Anna!
@sacokhan Рік тому
I loved watching your family having fun together, really stopped observing the moves and watched you laughing and conserving with each other. You have so cute personality and are so blessed to have such parents :)
@ianseaweed Рік тому
Fascinating and so fun to watch. They have such different styles so what a combination you learned from!
@eliericksson.8950 Рік тому
"If it is gonna draw it must be nice draw." I LOVED THAT HAHA
@johnnemaric1577 8 місяців тому
Anna is joyful, credit to yr folks for raising such a child. World needs more like her.
@timothydavis3703 7 місяців тому
Love the way Anna loves her parents. And she's so proud too. The way she is able to laugh with her dad.
@dirkpuhlmann7321 Рік тому
One of the most entertaining chess videos in a long time! Bravo.
@frenches1995 Рік тому
omg your dad is so fun to watch he could almost go as a comedian!
@pablomunoz7407 Рік тому
best video ever, mom is super cool to hear . so calm and fun to hear because she explains a lot
@cdanielh128 Рік тому
Very fun watching so many variations of play. Thanks so much! Everyone well done!
@cy7125 Рік тому
It's great to see three great and different chess players at the same time, but even more the harmony in your family. Stay healthy!
@exilibrius Рік тому
Being more focused on what you can do to the opponent rather than considering what he can do to you reminds me a lot of hard lessons I've received. And it wasn't chess. That one is valid in a lot of fields. Love your content
@matt-lang Рік тому
This is immediately one of my favorite videos you've done!
@zoomer7356 Рік тому
His dad play dangerously, and that evoke people emotional response. Mom is just superb, brilliant!
@ralphderkapitaen9875 Рік тому
if its about chess, mom is more methodical and analytical. But if its about just having fun, dad is a crack-up...made me laugh a lot! both parents are golden though! thanks for sharing
@pramodhsrihari493 Рік тому
Pia won the game, Juan won our hearts.
@michaelmelen9062 Рік тому
This is fascinating. Thank you for posting this! You have very interesting & thought-provoking videos.
@MegaNardman Рік тому
Anna's parents are absolute treasures. I love how much passion they both have for the game, but come about it it two completely different ways!
@baytar82 Рік тому
That stalemate was beautiful, more exciting than a win also mom's happy🙂
@stefaniewongsw Рік тому
I love how when Pia magically teleports herself into the video at 0:15, she immediately holds Anna's hand ❤
@hafl8 Рік тому
This series is amazing. I love these format.
@FredPlanatia Рік тому
what fun, chess in the family, and a bit of mom and pop rivalry. It really highlights that the character of the chess player is expressed in their play.
@Irisishunter Рік тому
Every video with your parents in, is fantastic, your Mum exudes warmth
@Avadhuta2003 Рік тому
Your Mom and Dad both are really fun to watch. I am waiting for a part 2 . Btw your dad literally reminds me of Mikhail Tal.
@MrRebornsama19 Рік тому
Awsome and wholesome!! It's always great to see those two. :)
@rafaela.coutocabral8067 Рік тому
so instructive these videos!!! I think seeing the difference in the thought process ... as well as intuition at play ... wow!!!! keep these coming. I subscribed!
@johndelatorre4794 Рік тому
Well done Anna, you always do a great job and make the videos fun. How good is it to have two wonderful parents at your side who are happy to help you any way they can 😀. We're helping our son with his online business and its an honour for us and a source of shared purpose in our family. As a parent only one thing is more rewarding than watching your child succeed and that is watching them be a great person. Your parents would be proud on all fronts, keep up the good work.
@BlackSun3Tube 11 місяців тому
There must be astonishing familly chess parties at home! Cool parents for Anna, they let her move them for a public demonstration, so much love through this :) Congrats and best thoughts to all three :)
@exdejesus 11 місяців тому
That was so fun! I really enjoyed seeing two very different styles of chess like that!
@markus7894 Рік тому
That is so much fun watching! Brilliant people doing good stuff!
@scottharvey6892 Рік тому
Greatest parents on the planet. Can't get enough of them!
@joejoe-ds8xr Рік тому
entertaining and highly educational, makes you realize how far off one is from a GM and also how much more there is too learn
@fore101 Рік тому
Fabulous! Love ❤️ your Dad’s enthusiasm
@shaner3723 Рік тому
This is becoming mu favorite chess channel, your Dad is gem to watch, his accent is dope. :)
@thehierophant1314 Рік тому
20:12 😂 my favorite part, you and your dad are everything!
@mefunnyknow Рік тому
Your moms the logical side of the brain and your dad is the creative side ❤ beautiful to see !
@KetamineUser69 Рік тому
brotha?
@cheddarsunchipsyes8144 Рік тому
@@KetamineUser69chicken broth
@leonardovieiradesouza8115 Рік тому
Your parents are awesome Sending lots of love for your beautiful family from this Chess aficionado in Brazil
@pilgerengel Рік тому
Amazing video. Great approach to make us understand the differences
@mrjohnp555 Рік тому
That draw by your dad was awesome and funny at the same time :)
@mariomaurer1958 3 місяці тому
Why is it a draw? Can you please explain
@kylecox6177 Рік тому
Love this, which I could see their boards side-by-side to be able to watch the differences unfold turn-by-turn.
@1111orion Рік тому
She has one of the prettiest smiles I've seen. Good games and content
@kishidek Рік тому
I would love to see you and your father in a video only speaking spanish (we only had the luck to appreciate it in your game against rey enigma, and it was great).
@PDSnape 5 місяців тому
it would make very good series of videos if you could get you GM mom to analyse a given set of positions - and her next move. Her assessment of position is very instructive. As regards your father if you could match him against Rosen and see who could stalemate the other first 😂
@zthecat Рік тому
This video is just so wholesome. I can't stop laughing and smiling watching it! Love having the parents on.
@almVancouver 10 місяців тому
What a pleasure seeing your family altogether enjoying each other. You are so fortunate!
@zorax15 11 місяців тому
you have such wonderfull parents. Both completely different in their personality but asbolutely nice people. I liked how your father was so much more imulsive while your mother was calculating every move. Very nice video and I love the chemistry between you and your parents. subbed Edit: I feel like a total tool but why does the engine offer a draw when there's only on white king while there's a king, a queen, a knight and several pawns for black?
@RoseColoredIris 11 місяців тому
I was confused the first time it happened to me too. It's because white has no legal move. You are not allowed to move your king into check. So Juan put his king into a position that would result in a check if it moved and then forced the engine to take his last two pieces. Thus resulting in a stalemate.
@StCreed 3 місяці тому
In chess the rule is that if you don't have a legal move left (or only repeating ones) you draw. Anna's dad basically put himself in a position where had no legal moves so it was an automatic draw.
@JEZZE4322 Рік тому
Momma is a bad ass and dad is very entertaining
@johnm.2197 Рік тому
that actually was really fun to watch your family interact and to have a small peek into each of you guys' mind. thank you for this.
@jonathanngai5956 Рік тому
The power in that room is over 9,000.
@TravisHirkala 5 місяців тому
The look on your dad’s face when you told him he doesn’t have to win because your mom won! I really enjoyed this. I would love to see each other’s reactions to how their games were played out. I think your dad got a little too obsessed with pushing the pawn and lost too much material in the process. Genius recovery though!
@richterscales 3 місяці тому
Reminds me of what another GM said about how Tal's risky sacrifices weren't really unsound, because if things went wrong he always had a draw option ready to go.
@knighterrant5772 Рік тому
The Spanish Tal. Not a bad nickname, I have to say! Lots of comments have already said this, but *all* the streams with your parents have been just great.
@jackh1749 7 місяців тому
What a sweet and brilliant family you have Anna! All of you!! ❤
@tyhatfield7156 Рік тому
I just like exactly that your mom is like really methodical and your dad is like what if push that OK and then still thought about it a lot and that’s what I really appreciate
@oscarmunozsoriano9164 Рік тому
Your dad is so funny and a genius!
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