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Nakamura vs Nepomniachtchi — FIDE Candidates 2022 (Round 5.4)

Hikaru Nakamura vs Ian Nepomniachtchi Silent, no-commentary chess replay with evaluation and analysis—ideal for quiet viewing, background watching, or pausing to study key positions. Event: FIDE Candidates 2022 Site: Madrid ESP Date: 2022-06-22 Round 5.4 Result: 1/2-1/2 Game type: Classical White Elo: 2760 Black Elo: 2766 Chapters: 00:00 Opening 00:38 Middlegame 04:58 Final Position 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 Hikaru Nakamura (2760) and Ian Nepomniachtchi (2766), played at the FIDE Candidates 2022 in Madrid ESP on June 22, 2022 (Round 5.4). It is a classical tournament game. The game ends in a draw between Hikaru Nakamura (2760) and Ian Nepomniachtchi (2766). 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 2022" 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... #chess #chessgames #chessarchive