White was obviously winning from start of the video 0:37 Bc5 was bad blunder 1.Ka5 was winning plan, black cannot check because a1 square is protected by bishop and after 1.Ka5 Kb7 .2 Na6 Rd1 3.Nc5+ Ka8 black king does not have very important access to b7 square. Now almost every reasonable move wins. Tough luck for GM, but position was not so easy to calculate in seconds. I wonder how old endgame masters would have played it in their best days : Capablanca, Karpov ?

@claudiog7692

Жыл бұрын

Was there blitz in Capablanca’s time? Definitely a different kind of game

@stagna1959

Жыл бұрын

@@claudiog7692 I am sure they sometimes played endgames in bad time trouble. Even though there was adjourments also. I myself witnessed how Hillar Kärner checkmated Mikhail Tal on board in mutual bad time trouble in Tallinn 1983 . Too bad Estonian TV did not keep video about it in archives, ( lot of TV archives were destroyed later ) it was certainly one of the most exciting chess experience for Estonian chess fans.

@magnusaliojin4223

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No.

He was so happy with the draw haha That smile is worth some rating points

He had to get up to move the rook 😁😁

I never knew Vsauce was a ChessGrandmaster

Mad respect little dude

Kudos to the kid for holding a GM🥰

@kencur9690

Жыл бұрын

While I agree with your sentiment, the term “kid” in chess has little significance. It’s like saying “kudos to the kid for clapping the adult on PlayStation”. So many kids better than adults in these fields. He’s only a temporary FM: a question of time, not ability.

@kencur9690

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@nurzur I don’t get yours, and I don’t see how it is a good analogy. You being impressed by someone who is or was better than you has little to do with my point. (Which is why you didn’t get it I guess: my point is about the term kid. In wrestling, to use your example, a kid beating an adult would truly be unexpected, and the term kid would have huge significance. In the fields I mentioned, a kid beating an adult is not only possible, but commonplace.)

@kencur9690

Жыл бұрын

@nurzur ​what are you even talking about? This is the second time you completely missed the point. There is absolutely no significance in being a kid and beating an adult in fields such as video games and chess, because being an adult does not necessarily confer an advantage: in fact, it might even be disadvantageous. Meanwhile, a kid beating an adult in wrestling, boxing or athletics would be far more significant. My point still stands.

@kencur9690

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@nurzur My opinion is as true today as it always was. You're not even getting it, so you're not really qualified to pass judgment. Once again, being a kid in fields like chess and video games is absolutely insignificant, unlike in other fields where it matters a lot if a kid holds an adult.

@kencur9690

Жыл бұрын

@nurzur because it was always like this as you are proving with your own examples - once again, you are not even getting my point. These things happen often in chess and video games, so it does not matter that the opponent is a kid. As opposed to other fields where it matters greatly.

Respect is more worth than half a point

Mustafa Yilmaz great player form Turkey

3:17 Nikolai again 😂😂

The gang of Zverev, Averin and Uskov :)

Main question for me - will this kid beat Magnus in 10 years))))

i love the kids gang xD

Mustafa abi :)

@MustaFARMRENDER

Жыл бұрын

mustafa abini çıldırtttı velet

Thats what i do when i am about to lose a match against a 2000+ rank guy. Lol

wow...

😇❣

Niye Türk yok ?

@mehmetefeisbunar3379

8 ай бұрын

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