Karjakin vs Mamedyarov — FIDE Candidates 2018 (Round 1.2)

Описание: Sergey Karjakin vs Shakhriyar Mamedyarov
Silent, no-commentary chess replay with evaluation and analysis—ideal for quiet viewing, background watching, or pausing to study key positions.
Event: FIDE Candidates 2018
Site: Berlin GER
Date: 2018-03-10
Round 1.2
Result: 0-1
Game type: Classical

White Elo: 2763
Black Elo: 2809

Chapters:
00:00 Opening
00:44 Middlegame
01:24 Endgame

Video features:
Full move-by-move replay on a clean digital 2D board
Live evaluation bar showing who is better after each move
On-screen analysis panel with defined metrics (see below)
Synchronized piece move sounds
No commentary — focused, silent presentation for study and analysis

Analysis panel definitions:
Phase: Opening / Middlegame / Endgame. Determined by a conservative heuristic that combines game progress (move/ply) with position features (e.g., development and simplification inferred from the FEN).
Advantage: Balanced / White / Black. Derived from evaluation (White POV); Balanced is within approximately ±0.30 pawns of equality.
Eval: Win probability displayed as White–Black (e.g., 35–65), representing each side’s chances.
Position: Quiet / Dynamic / Tactical / Technical. Classified from the FEN only (allowing for material balance/imbalance and piece density/simplification).
Stability: Stable / Swingy / Volatile. Based on recent move-to-move changes in the evaluation (larger swings imply lower stability).
Material: White POV material summary (e.g., Equal, +1 Pawn, +Exchange).
Pawns: Pawn count shown as White–Black.
Sparkline: Mini-chart of evaluation over time (White POV).

This video presents a complete replay of the game between Sergey Karjakin (2763) and Shakhriyar Mamedyarov (2809), played at the FIDE Candidates 2018 in Berlin GER on March 10, 2018 (Round 1.2). It is a classical tournament game. Black wins: Shakhriyar Mamedyarov (2809) defeats Sergey Karjakin (2763). Moves are shown on a clean digital board with synchronized piece sounds, a live evaluation bar, and an on-screen analysis panel, with no commentary—ideal for quiet viewing, background watching, or pausing to study key positions.

This game is part of the "FIDE Candidates 2018 - Archive of Chess" playlist on this channel.

Credits:
Game data sourced from public PGN databases.
Chess piece graphics by Cburnett (CC BY-SA 3.0) — https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Ca...

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