Đinh Lập Nhân Hóa Thằng Liều, Thí Mã Trong Sự Ngỡ Ngàng Của Vua Cờ Anand - Legends of Chess 2020

Hello everyone! Let's continue with the tournament. Today, let's watch the tournament between the former champion Viscar Nathan Anand and the future champion Dinh Lap Nhan at Legend of Chess 2020. The 4th match belongs to the Mount Lukasen Tour which is the predecessor of the Champion Chess Tour later. This is also a request I received from Dang Duc Long. In the Legend of Chess 2020 tournament, the top 10 players will play against each other in a 4-round quick draw. Now, let's watch the first quick draw between the former champion Viscar Nathan Anand and the future champion Dinh Lap Nhan. In this round, the former champion Anand is leading. He opens with e4. Dinh Lap Nhan responds with c5. He plays the Sicilian defense. Next, white moves to a3. Black moves to d6. He protects with c5 and opens the way for the development. White moves to d4 to exchange. Black moves to d4. White moves to d4. Black moves to f6 to attack e4. White moves to c3 to protect e4. Black moves to a6 to block the knight or the bishop b5. It forms a famous knight drop in the Sicilian defense. White moves to h3. Black moves to g4. Black moves to e6. He opens the way for the development to prepare for Nathan. White moves to g4. Black moves to h6. White moves to g5 to attack the knight. White moves to g2 to control the way for the development. Black moves to e7 to prepare for Nathan. White moves to e3. Black moves to c6 to exchange the knight. White does not exchange the knight. He moves to f4 to push the bishop to g5 or e5. Black moves to d7. He controls both e5 and g5. He blocks the knight. White moves to f3 to avoid the exchange. He blocks the knight to h4. Black moves to b5 to force the knight. White moves to d2 to prepare for Nathan. Black moves to b7 to avoid the exchange. White moves to Nathan. Black moves to a5 to prepare for c4 to attack the knight. White moves to b3 to block. Black moves to c8 to control the knight. He forces the knight. White moves to b1 to avoid the knight. Black moves to c7 to attack the white knight. White moves to d4 to protect the knight. He controls the way for the development. He attacks the knight to g7. But in fact, white moves to e2. This move prevents the knight to e4. Black moves to e4 to attack the white knight to c2. White moves to c1. Black moves to d5 to protect the knight to e4. Black moves to a3 to attack the white knight. White moves to d4 to attack the knight to g7. He controls the way for the development. Black moves to a3 to attack the knight to g7. He moves to b2. But in fact, white moves to g3 to attack the knight to c2. Black moves to a3 to attack the white knight to c2. Black moves to a3 to attack the knight to g7. White moves to d4 to attack the knight to h4. White moves from b4 to a3 to attack the white knight to d4. But then black has to attack the bow first. He finds out that whatever he does with white's pectacle不好 He goes to b3 to attack the white knight to g4 and attack the knight to e3. Black is not in a hurry to eat the white stone, but he enters the stone and maintains the position of the A3 as if he had a knife in the neck of the white king. White moves to G5 to exchange and counterattack the king's wing. Black is still not in a hurry to eat the white stone, but jumps to C5, finishes the combination and attacks the white stone B3. White should change the position to take Black's corner, prevent Black from attacking the B3. After Black ate the white stone, he still maintained the pressure on the C-shaped corner. At this time, White should change the position to take Black's corner, in order to remove Gin for C2. But in fact, White changed the position to take Black's corner. And this is an inaccurate move. Jumping to this position, Black takes the C4 and attacks the white king. At least, in the confusion of the opponent. And the computer evaluates, this is a genius move. After this genius move, it is known that he tried, but it only made the pain longer. Why did he give up? Let's take a look at some cases. If White eats Black's corner, it is good for Black to eat White's corner. After that, he will push to C3. And if he doesn't eat Black's corner, he has to run to the back. But where does he run to? Run to D4 to exchange the back. If White eats Black's corner again, Black's corner D2. White must run to A1. Black eats White's corner. After that, one of White's two troops will die. White has nothing left to cry about. In the case of White running to C3, Black will run to B2 to attack White's back. Release O to jump to A3. White will definitely lose the back. Because wherever he runs to, Black should also jump to A3. White still has to run to the back to extend the pain. In the case of White running to E2, it's even worse. Because Black won't be able to eat White's corner. White's back can't eat Black's corner because Black's back D2. So White will eat Black's corner. Black runs to D4 to threaten B2. White will push to C3 to attack Black's back. Black's back D2. White will have to run to the back to eat Black's back. But if White runs to A1, Black will run to C3. Threaten B2 and also threaten B2. White can't resist. Therefore, after the game of genius horses, losing is an exact choice. Go to the second round. Anand tried very hard, but only got a good result. And right after this, please continue to watch the third round. In this round, Anand is still led by White. He opens the board with E4. Dinh Lap Nhan still responds with C5. Deploy CC Lion defense formation. And the next 5 moves are still the same as the first round. The two sides of the fight form a famous Naidoo formation in the CC Lion defense structure. There is a difference in the sixth move. Instead of pushing the H3 pawn to make the knight stop the G4 pawn, White develops E3. Black pushes the E5 pawn to attack White and opens the way for the development. White runs to B3. Black moves to E6. White pushes the H3 pawn to make the knight stop the G4 pawn. Black moves to E7, ready to invade. White moves to E3, also ready to invade on the left. And according to the plan, Black invades, White invades. Black pushes the B5 pawn. White pushes the G4 pawn. Black pushes the B4 pawn to attack White. White runs to D5 to control the center and attack the Black pawn. Black pushes the A5 pawn to protect B4. White retreats to D2, ready to jump to C4. Black changes the knight with White. White takes back the Black pawn and attacks the Black statue. Black runs to C8, ready to B7, control the main road. White develops D3, forces the knight to the H7 pawn and connects the rear. Black does not go to B7, but to A6 to attack the opponent, in order to eliminate the danger of losing life. White does not retreat to B4, but runs to F5, still maintaining the pressure on the H7 pawn. Black pushes the A4 pawn, increasing the pressure on the White king's castle. White also pushes the H4 pawn, increasing the pressure on the Black king's castle, and takes the pawn. But this H4 pawn is a poisonous pawn. If the Black king wants to eat it, the H-pawn will be opened. White pushes the H7 pawn, the Black king eats the White pawn. White pushes the G5 pawn, closing the rear of the Black king to protect the statue. After that, he takes the Black pawn and pushes it to H5. The Black king will attack. Because of that, in the real game, the Black king does not dare to eat the knight's pawn. Just now, the B3 pawn, the chicken is hungry. White takes the A pawn and eats B3. The Black pawn eats B3 again. The White knight continues to eat B3. The Black knight moves to D7. After that, he moves to B6, then C4, increasing the pressure. White realizes that the Black knight is not in danger. So he pushes the G5 pawn, moving closer to the Black king's castle. The Black king moves to B6. After that, he pushes the H5 pawn. The Black king eats the G5 pawn. The White knight pushes the H7 pawn. The Black king eats the White pawn. After that, the H7 pawn is opened. He takes the Black pawn and makes the Black king's castle open. However, in reality, White does not stop pushing the H5 pawn, but chooses to move to A5. The Black king moves to C6, attacking the Black queen, and becomes the 7th-row knight. So immediately, the knight's idea is to attack the Queen and the White knight. The White king moves to get the Queen and eats the Black pawn. The Black knight eats the White queen, followed by attacking the White pawn, D5. The White knight, with a good position, stops the B4 bishop and attacks the Black knight. Now, the Black king wants to eat the White pawn, D5, so the White knight moves to A6, followed by attacking the Black queen, and blocking the way for the Black knight. At the same time, he helped Tô Tiến to go to B5. It was not good for Black. Because of that, Black didn't want to take Tô Trắng's D5, so he went to A3, prepared to go to C7, opened the way for the car F to go to A8, and attacked the army on A. If White goes to B2 to attack Black's C7, Black will still go to C7, and destroy the army. If White defeats Black's C7, Black's C3 will be captured, and White will be captured by all three countries. At this time, White should run in front of D2, then E1 to avoid the dangerous military area. But in fact, White went to H3, prepared to change the car to reduce the pressure. Black jumped to A4, rushed to C3, attacked the rear and White's car. Here, White should run in front of D3, change the car. But somehow, White went to D2 again. Last time, he didn't go up. Now he went up, didn't solve any problems, because Black still jumped to C3, attacked the rear and White's car. White ran behind C4, Black's knight ate White's car. Aromatic, crispy, greasy. White's king ate Black's knight again. Black played G6, chased White's statue. White ran to G4, Black stopped and played H5, attacked White's statue. If White captures the stone, Black played F5, continued to chase White's statue. White ran to the statue, Black played F4, captured the remaining statues. At that time, White reduced Black's car. Because of that, in the real game, White didn't dare to capture the stone, but he didn't rush to run to the statue. He chased E3 to C1, attacked Black's car, and stopped Black's car. Black ran to A1, captured White's statue. Now, White ran to E2, killed himself. Black played G5. And you can see, this is not a genius move. Genius or not, you have to die. White captured Black's statue. Black captured White's statue again. Because of that, White's statue was captured. White played E3, blocked it, but this time, he blocked the other side. Black played G1. If he ran to the king, he would definitely lose the statue at C1. So, White retreated to C1. Black played F2, and attacked White's car. So, this is not a genius move. Although Black was weak, he captured 3 of White's statues. And especially, Black had 4 of White's statues. White retreated to E2, captured Black's car, and took advantage of it. Black didn't capture White's car, but played F4, captured White's car, and attacked White's B4. White pushed B5, and dodged it. Black was attacked by A8, and two of White's cars were on A. White played F3, and captured Black's car again. Black didn't capture White's car, but Black played D4, and captured it. White played D3, and captured it. Black played B2, and attacked White's car, which was captured. White retreated to E3, and protected White's statue. Unexpectedly, Black destroyed White's car. Now, the computer found out that this move was a waste of money. Even if it was a waste of money, Black had to die. White retreated to E4, and captured Black's car again. Black didn't capture White's car, but played A1, captured White's car, and attacked White's B4. White had no choice but to destroy Black's car. Black retreated to E4, and captured White's B4. After this move, Black was weak, and good, knowing that his effort would only cause more pain. But no! The former chess king, Vichy Anan, lost. So, after 3 games, Dinh Lap Nhan defeated Anan with a score of 2.5, 0.5, and didn't need to play the 4th game. So strong! This time, after playing chess, you didn't see Dinh Lap Nhan appear. Maybe he was training some mysterious martial arts, and hoped that he would train successfully to have a strong return to the South. OK! Thank you for watching the video! Goodbye and see you again!