even GM sometime miss simple stuff, happen to everyone. sometime you focus too much on something & miss important stuff. Look at the Botez gambit, they are not low rated & yet very often give free queen for no reason because they miss it
@@abasinnazimshah4598 Depends, if you lose due to small inaccuracies you don't learn much, if you vs someone over 300 rating above you how are you going to learn?
I hope Richard Hasala sees this and realizes how well he was playing. Blunders happen: They feel awful, but I think it is something every chess player has to work through and learn how to handle mentally going forward.
I like how you speak so respectfully about your opponents. Also very interesting to understand the thought process from your side. Learning so much about tactics. Thanks and good luck in the tournament
I think you have handled this situation very well. You have demonstrated great respect for your young opponent. 👍👏👍. I was watching the game live but had to go back to work a few moves before the blunder, so I came back to see what happened..... 😊
I agree. Very much a beginner here as well. I can also confirm that understanding the reasoning for certain moves and simple theory developes really quickly - and it feels very satisfying!
now I must take the side of anna ... he really didnt know her at all ... and he plays a lot in Slovakia, he can concentrate on the game for several hours ... he didnt care about the camera as well for he simply wanted to play ... he loves to play
Underrated kids are a pain in the ass, they're just a chance to lose Elo LOL The worst thing is they're often in "bubbles" against other underrated kids and thus stay underrated
I know a 1300 kid that i feel like the underdog against as a 1600. Even his little brother isn't a cakewalk. I suck at openings and amusingly that's how I barely beat them: let them get cocky, bored, and sloppy. Kid attention spans. 1/1 vs the elder and 1/0 vs younger
Poor kid, but I'm sure he'll bounce back. The look on his face when he realises he's blundered his rook. Such a shame. But he's young. He'll learn from this
That was so painful to watch, I know what that feels like - it's extremely difficult to accept losing because of a blunder like that. Hopefully he's able to "get over it" and bounce back and have a good tournament.
he is definitely:-))) thank you so much ... I didnt know about thic recap until yesterday and those comments ... they are so great and cheerful ... he loves chess the most so he is over it ... and he could learn from it ... he would have never realized that he could play that well against that strong players ... so its fantastic ...:-)
Hi Anna and everyone:-)))) greetings from Slovakia and from Richard (Riško, Rishko, as we call him). I really didnt know you before, but you are very strong chess player and you look like very nice, warm hearted, incredibly great person to meet!!!!!! So glad what you´ve told about him and how nice you were. Hope to see you in some other tournament (Rejkyavik again?) and hope that you´ll remember Riško. Always a pleasure to play against chess players like you - great at chess, not spoiled, not distant, fair, well, everything:-))))) I have to say to everybody, WE REALLY APPRECIATE ALL THE GREETINGS, (even from our country or the Czech Republic, as I consider myself still a czechoslovak), and THANK YOU FOR ALL YOUR WISHES AND WARM COMMENTS. haters, I´ll try to forget ... Thay only project what´s inside them ... i pity them, but Iĺl forget ... Riško was reading some of the comments yesterday (for the first time). The most significant thing about him is that he loves chess and everything about it ... he loves to play chess, tournaments, isnt affraid of strong oponnents, always try to give his best. He was so happy that we allowed him to go to Iceland (quite a distance from our country). he is ok, dont worry. RIŠKO HAS ONE MESSAGE FOR YOU: THANK YOU TO EVERYBODY. So, maybe he´ll one day be a great chess player, maybe not, and will be good at something else. But we support him to do what he loves the most in the worls (except our family of course:-). The important thing is, that he will be - and is - a good person (also thanks to the chess and its culture), loves the game, wishes always the best - and to win to all his chess friends, helps others. Every match for him is a chance to learn. He is learning (mostly chess) every day (although we are about to do the chemistry homework right now:-). I only believe, he was just "in the flow state of mind" almost all the game, except for the rock of course. But it happens. He is only at the beggining of his chess carierre, for he is playing chess (from his first chess class) something longer than four years. Has more intuition than theory (working on it). And he works hard, because to him, its fun /to sit for hours at home analyzing the games, watching them, or doing other chess stuff:-) I dont want you bore any more, but this was a huge surprise for us, like HUGE. What is the posibility that in the 2 nd round you will be paired against a famous chess player (and for real, hope no offense Anna, he didnt know you at all - he was just concentraiting on the game before him). So that you ´ll be paired against anna cramling, and play that well ... he could as well play bad (and he can do that too). So if there is a "chess heaven", maybe it likes his attitude:-) BUD THANK YOU TO YOU ALL, RESPECT TO YOU ALL! and some fun in the end: "I was also affraid he would be destryed after the game, but he was not happy, that´s for sure, but he said with a bit of fun "Now I will be famous in Sweden" :-))) and me - "of course you will" - and we laughed. Than he started to analyze the game. Although, people at the tournaments after the Rejkyavik - in Slovakia were recognizing him:-). (And started to prepare against him:-). So have a nice rest of the Sunday, and all the best to you all - and thanks again, ANNA.
Came here after reading the CNN article… Anna, you’re a star! Wishing you wellness and empowerment!! Man or woman, extremely few ppl have such a rare combination of analytical intelligence, communication skills, charisma, AND a pleasant aesthetic. No intention whatsoever to invalidate your feelings, unwanted advances are certainly uncomfortable for everyone, and feeling unsafe is literally the worst state of being. I only hope you are able to see this scenario as well as you can see the board. Everyone is playing within their best vision of this weird game, and, through universal blessings and your hard work, you’ve received and earned promotion to have more major pieces than most. Being a woman in a predominately male sport, has its unique set of challenges to which I have no clue and no intention of pretending I know what that is really like. I would only like and hope to send you light so you can see through the shadows of all masculine (and feminine) archetypes to play your game with the utmost clarity. If you want to be the queen or king, the power is in your hand! Personally, I’ve been a casual chess lover since childhood, and have never had a better sense of understanding the game as I did simply watching this one video here. So, thank you for sharing your gift with me and the world 🙏
Blunders , weve all been there ,and I felt bad for the kid, he was under alot of pressure , a 13yr old in a huge tounament playing top players like Anna , he should be proud ......rich you have a bright future, and Anna , best of luck to you !!!!
These game recaps are very interesting. The commentary on the literal experience is something you don't normally see on chess youtube. Very intense story telling! Definitely feel bad for this kid hanging his rook...
My chess game will not improve much, but I totally enjoy listening to the thought processes of everyone in her videos. So interesting how different styles interact with each other.
Interesting that the top Icelandic chess player told you "just trade queens" and it will probably be good for you. You traded queens and won the game. That is amazing to me.
yes I was asking ybout it too ... why just that ... its been said, that the young players like to attack, so its safer to get rid of the queens as the strongest attacking pieces ... they say its the common rule against youngsters ... didnt know that
Great upload, thx! It is like an ai rendered the video, with the prompt: "Volumetric lighting" which means that a haze or glow is visible, due to lightbeams crashing into tiny particles in the air. And your analysis and "reading" of your opponents tells felt very enlightened as well. Angellike video.
The idea is that individuals may be able to remember the context in which they made an error and by so doing think not only of the error itself but also of the surrounding context in which it was made clear that the error had been made... Klart grabben var skärrad. I den åldern är youtuber stora idoler. Good luck to your both.
what can I say ... we didnt pack any white shirt, much less a T shirt ... he doesnt care what he is wearing, we were just trying to get as close as possible to "something" white under the jacket ... he wanted to show his respect to such a tournament thoug ... he doesnt even play a minecraft at all (like never)
Glad you won that game. that kid looked as though he thought he already beat you the moment he sat down and saw you.. Serves him right put him in his place Anna!
Chess terminology: Toilet move(not to be confused with toilet gate): The move you make just before going to the bathroom, is usually a high pressure move. It is also a combination of zugzwang and time trouble and can often lead to making bad moves and blunders. Reverse toilet: This is the move you try to make quickly when your opponent just got up and is heading for the bathroom. Ideally you wait until they have left the room so they won't notice you already moved. This move might often be a sub standard move as well. In contrast to the toilet move you still got time to take it back secretly though (just kidding ;)).
He had another game the same day. Better to end this one early and get some rest before the next game, instead of spending another half hour trying to come back from losing his rook.
I like good analysis of good games and keep up with a short list of three. I am quite comfortable with your ingenuous patient move-by-move approach, especially helpful because from the primary source, the player herself. You're accessible especially to beginners because you seem to assume the minimum of prior knowledge. Yay 🙂
I still remember the last time i played chess with my elder sister. I lost. As i felt bad losing to 'a girl', i also realise that my sister can play well. And that is good thing and while i feel bad i also felt good.. And that's the starting moment in my life i say i will hv respect for a person who can perform better irrespective of gender. If you are good it doesn't matter of gender. I m still happy my sister is a good chess player..
thank you:-) borowed:-) we have never had any need for a suit, we will definitely buy some (but we have decided so quickly to go, there was no time for buying it, school and stuff)
13 year old kid Richard is there all dressed up, together with his mom.
20 year old kid Anna is there all dressed up, together with her GM mom.
20? I thought she was 17?
😂😅😊
Her GM mom is not there, she is in Sweden.
is anna 20? wow so young
@@Gerard1971 mom was in the bathroom
"he played a fantastic game up until that point" ...
-My Spectators on move two.
I'm great at setting up the pieces but it falls apart after that
"Wow, top level move, highly recommended by grandmasters. This guy must be super strong"
- My imaginary spectators after I open with e4
@@waldoman7 for me i cant do the opening but I thrive in endgames
@@Jasmineelaine uhg same
@@Jasmineelaine SAME.
Kid has a bright future in the game for sure. Removing one-move-blunders comes down to taking your time a little bit more, which I'm sure he learned.
If he is 13, he should have 2400 elo for bright chess future
even GM sometime miss simple stuff, happen to everyone. sometime you focus too much on something & miss important stuff.
Look at the Botez gambit, they are not low rated & yet very often give free queen for no reason because they miss it
@@Paragelmen he needs to have an IM rating at 13 to have a future in chess?
@@mrworld1645 most of current top20 were GM or IM when they was 13. Or 2300-2400 rating, at least
@@mrworld1645 if you are 1700 at age 13, you are very average chess player
I felt so bad for the youngster, he will for sure learn from this!
In general you dont learn a lot from your losses
@@dasurmel1424 you really do
@@dasurmel1424 ???
@@abasinnazimshah4598 Depends, if you lose due to small inaccuracies you don't learn much, if you vs someone over 300 rating above you how are you going to learn?
Villain origins
I love these recap videos! Thank you for these. You got this, Anna!
Yea, I'm new to Anna's channel, but it's really cool seeing someone actually playing in tournaments showcase it to an audience. Love these recaps!
I hope Richard Hasala sees this and realizes how well he was playing. Blunders happen: They feel awful, but I think it is something every chess player has to work through and learn how to handle mentally going forward.
There's a reason Anna is higher rated. At the end, she wins.
He saw it 😂 hes sitting next to me
He was so nervous the entire time (often trying to look at the position from white's pov) and stil played a great game. Congrats to both :)
I like how you speak so respectfully about your opponents. Also very interesting to understand the thought process from your side. Learning so much about tactics. Thanks and good luck in the tournament
this kid did great hurra for him, Great sport and show respect , and congrats on that game save and win
The extra effort to pick visually striking backgrounds for your recap videos is great.
I can relate so much to the boy, I’ve had some heartbreaking games but they’ve only made me come back stronger
Making a move and immediately realizing it was a huge mistake. Pretty sure we can all relate to that one.
I love hearing Ana talk about her opponents. She’s such a sweetheart and a hype man lol.
I think you have handled this situation very well. You have demonstrated great respect for your young opponent. 👍👏👍. I was watching the game live but had to go back to work a few moves before the blunder, so I came back to see what happened..... 😊
The kid blundered a full rook lol
@@altrfryd5859 he was probs nervous cause the camera and facing cramling
As a beginner this is fascinating, but so fast. My mind is trying to process the logic. This is honestly often overwhelming for me.
I agree. Very much a beginner here as well. I can also confirm that understanding the reasoning for certain moves and simple theory developes really quickly - and it feels very satisfying!
That's what pause is for.
This last image when he realized his mistake is very sad tbh. He did an amazing game
Love these tournament recaps! Congrats on the win!
Way to destroy the poor kid's ego... Not by beating him at chess, but telling everyone his mother combed his hair for him. Shame on you! 🤣
dont worry, his ego was fine ... he was angry with me for 3 seconds and than he forgot about it ...
He looked so sad… Thanks for these vids. You talking us through your thoughts is very instructive.
I was stunt on the last moves. The kid was so good against you. Good job on the win and lets start a win streak Anna !!!
imagine being 13, having Anna sit over you for over an hour and people expecting you to focus on a chess game
now I must take the side of anna ... he really didnt know her at all ... and he plays a lot in Slovakia, he can concentrate on the game for several hours ... he didnt care about the camera as well for he simply wanted to play ... he loves to play
@@alexandrahasalova4415 He means because she's pretty. Lol
If she didn’t point out the punch to the rook I wouldn’t have noticed it. It was a pretty sneaky move. That kid definitely had the drip though.
This is by far my favorite content on your channel 😊
Dang. The little warrior got a tough wound. Wish him best for his recovery. Stay strong kid.
Pia after Anna plays 20 Tournaments: "hey everyone it's your girl Pia! Here with another unboxing slash reaction livestream!!"
Loving the format of these videos between the gameplay and the commentary, keep it up Anna!
You have such a fun, authentic personality and I learn a ton from this channel. Appreciate you and you parents and keep making awesome content please!
Underrated kids are a pain in the ass, they're just a chance to lose Elo LOL
The worst thing is they're often in "bubbles" against other underrated kids and thus stay underrated
I know a 1300 kid that i feel like the underdog against as a 1600. Even his little brother isn't a cakewalk. I suck at openings and amusingly that's how I barely beat them: let them get cocky, bored, and sloppy. Kid attention spans. 1/1 vs the elder and 1/0 vs younger
Youre just bad i guess 😂😂😂😂😂
@@Tomago_Val that makes no sense
Poor kid, but I'm sure he'll bounce back. The look on his face when he realises he's blundered his rook. Such a shame. But he's young. He'll learn from this
Hi Anna, nobody uses their mousepad for FPS games... Anyway great video and really good game.
These videos have been great, looking forward to seeing your future matches. All the best, Anna!
the 'ol claw movement!!!! this kid will rebound. I played a guy online who had 22,000 games and hung his queen.......chess, what a crazy game.
Tunnel vission hits hard, lil guy was very focused on queen tactics and prep moves entire game and forget about the rook. Good game from both sides
EXACTLY!!!
Just love watching you explain with that beautiful smile. Thank you x
Anna, you are a genuine blessing to the World of Chess, Thank you so very much for your videos.
Hanging a full rook out of nowhere. We've all been there
That was so painful to watch, I know what that feels like - it's extremely difficult to accept losing because of a blunder like that. Hopefully he's able to "get over it" and bounce back and have a good tournament.
he is definitely:-))) thank you so much ... I didnt know about thic recap until yesterday and those comments ... they are so great and cheerful ... he loves chess the most so he is over it ... and he could learn from it ... he would have never realized that he could play that well against that strong players ... so its fantastic ...:-)
I'm glad his over it. It's great that you're supporting him. Good luck for the future.
Hi Anna and everyone:-)))) greetings from Slovakia and from Richard (Riško, Rishko, as we call him). I really didnt know you before, but you are very strong chess player and you look like very nice, warm hearted, incredibly great person to meet!!!!!! So glad what you´ve told about him and how nice you were. Hope to see you in some other tournament (Rejkyavik again?) and hope that you´ll remember Riško. Always a pleasure to play against chess players like you - great at chess, not spoiled, not distant, fair, well, everything:-))))) I have to say to everybody, WE REALLY APPRECIATE ALL THE GREETINGS, (even from our country or the Czech Republic, as I consider myself still a czechoslovak), and THANK YOU FOR ALL YOUR WISHES AND WARM COMMENTS. haters, I´ll try to forget ... Thay only project what´s inside them ... i pity them, but Iĺl forget ... Riško was reading some of the comments yesterday (for the first time). The most significant thing about him is that he loves chess and everything about it ... he loves to play chess, tournaments, isnt affraid of strong oponnents, always try to give his best. He was so happy that we allowed him to go to Iceland (quite a distance from our country). he is ok, dont worry. RIŠKO HAS ONE MESSAGE FOR YOU: THANK YOU TO EVERYBODY. So, maybe he´ll one day be a great chess player, maybe not, and will be good at something else. But we support him to do what he loves the most in the worls (except our family of course:-). The important thing is, that he will be - and is - a good person (also thanks to the chess and its culture), loves the game, wishes always the best - and to win to all his chess friends, helps others. Every match for him is a chance to learn. He is learning (mostly chess) every day (although we are about to do the chemistry homework right now:-). I only believe, he was just "in the flow state of mind" almost all the game, except for the rock of course. But it happens. He is only at the beggining of his chess carierre, for he is playing chess (from his first chess class) something longer than four years. Has more intuition than theory (working on it). And he works hard, because to him, its fun /to sit for hours at home analyzing the games, watching them, or doing other chess stuff:-) I dont want you bore any more, but this was a huge surprise for us, like HUGE. What is the posibility that in the 2 nd round you will be paired against a famous chess player (and for real, hope no offense Anna, he didnt know you at all - he was just concentraiting on the game before him). So that you ´ll be paired against anna cramling, and play that well ... he could as well play bad (and he can do that too). So if there is a "chess heaven", maybe it likes his attitude:-) BUD THANK YOU TO YOU ALL, RESPECT TO YOU ALL! and some fun in the end: "I was also affraid he would be destryed after the game, but he was not happy, that´s for sure, but he said with a bit of fun "Now I will be famous in Sweden" :-))) and me - "of course you will" - and we laughed. Than he started to analyze the game. Although, people at the tournaments after the Rejkyavik - in Slovakia were recognizing him:-). (And started to prepare against him:-). So have a nice rest of the Sunday, and all the best to you all - and thanks again, ANNA.
Dang i was supposed to go to sleep. But now I'll have to watch this first. Thanks for your great videos Anna! 🙂
Came here after reading the CNN article…
Anna, you’re a star! Wishing you wellness and empowerment!! Man or woman, extremely few ppl have such a rare combination of analytical intelligence, communication skills, charisma, AND a pleasant aesthetic. No intention whatsoever to invalidate your feelings, unwanted advances are certainly uncomfortable for everyone, and feeling unsafe is literally the worst state of being. I only hope you are able to see this scenario as well as you can see the board. Everyone is playing within their best vision of this weird game, and, through universal blessings and your hard work, you’ve received and earned promotion to have more major pieces than most. Being a woman in a predominately male sport, has its unique set of challenges to which I have no clue and no intention of pretending I know what that is really like. I would only like and hope to send you light so you can see through the shadows of all masculine (and feminine) archetypes to play your game with the utmost clarity. If you want to be the queen or king, the power is in your hand!
Personally, I’ve been a casual chess lover since childhood, and have never had a better sense of understanding the game as I did simply watching this one video here. So, thank you for sharing your gift with me and the world 🙏
Blunders , weve all been there ,and I felt bad for the kid, he was under alot of pressure , a 13yr old in a huge tounament playing top players like Anna , he should be proud ......rich you have a bright future, and Anna , best of luck to you !!!!
These game recaps are very interesting. The commentary on the literal experience is something you don't normally see on chess youtube. Very intense story telling! Definitely feel bad for this kid hanging his rook...
My chess game will not improve much, but I totally enjoy listening to the thought processes of everyone in her videos. So interesting how different styles interact with each other.
Interesting that the top Icelandic chess player told you "just trade queens" and it will probably be good for you. You traded queens and won the game. That is amazing to me.
*top Swedish player
yes I was asking ybout it too ... why just that ... its been said, that the young players like to attack, so its safer to get rid of the queens as the strongest attacking pieces ... they say its the common rule against youngsters ... didnt know that
Great upload, thx! It is like an ai rendered the video, with the prompt: "Volumetric lighting" which means that a haze or glow is visible, due to lightbeams crashing into tiny particles in the air. And your analysis and "reading" of your opponents tells felt very enlightened as well. Angellike video.
Been watching you play. Love hearing your mom commentate
The idea is that individuals may be able to remember the context in which they made an error and by so doing think not only of the error itself but also of the surrounding context in which it was made clear that the error had been made... Klart grabben var skärrad. I den åldern är youtuber stora idoler. Good luck to your both.
Kid was wearing a Minecraft shirt with a suit 😂😂😂 What a legend
what can I say ... we didnt pack any white shirt, much less a T shirt ... he doesnt care what he is wearing, we were just trying to get as close as possible to "something" white under the jacket ... he wanted to show his respect to such a tournament thoug ... he doesnt even play a minecraft at all (like never)
Grattis! Och fin analys. Du är så go när du beskriver dina motståndare!
Glad you won that game. that kid looked as though he thought he already beat you the moment he sat down and saw you.. Serves him right put him in his place Anna!
I thought the Open section would let us avoid so many underrated kids again!
I love chess kids they are not out being trouble (mostly)
let US?!?!?!?!?!!
Maybe he isn't underrated, maybe you're overrated
Yes, Us. Anna is sharing her journey with us all!
Anna your content lately has been so good!
Youngster has a lot of potential... Anna is no slouch and he actually gave her a run for her money.
Mrs. Cramling, you have so much personality. Your enthusiasm for chess has sparked my former interest in the game. Good luck to you.
Chess terminology:
Toilet move(not to be confused with toilet gate): The move you make just before going to the bathroom, is usually a high pressure move. It is also a combination of zugzwang and time trouble and can often lead to making bad moves and blunders.
Reverse toilet: This is the move you try to make quickly when your opponent just got up and is heading for the bathroom.
Ideally you wait until they have left the room so they won't notice you already moved.
This move might often be a sub standard move as well.
In contrast to the toilet move you still got time to take it back secretly though (just kidding ;)).
The way you explain moves is very helpful
I felt so sorry for the kid, but of course so happy for you Anna.
Good luck in the tournament Anna, I really dig your videos and your way of analizing!
poor kid....he did really good. head up king
I love when she steps away from the laptop when she's being critical of her choices. So adorable
Lol “iam playing against a kid” coming out of the mouth of a 20 year old never gets old
Good recap, Anna, and good luck!
So excited for the next recap!
Congratulations Anna and thanks for the beautiful comments
GM Pambleton plays these positions in his london series. So maybe you should look into those.
At the end, I thought he’d play rook A7, but this would still lead to a queen trade.
kid moves back the bishop: "he was playing insanely good moves"
I’m so intrigued Anna, I will redownload twitch for you❤
He'll learn from that experience and be a better player because of it. Congratulations Anna!
Good luck for your next game, Anna. I appreciate your content.
Hope your current game is going well. Great job creating strength from a weak opening.
Nice game, and good luck. Thanks for sharing your anallisys.
GOOD JOB RICHARD! YOU HAVE A BRIGHT FUTURE! LET S GOO!
thank you we appreciate it very much!!!!!!!! he is so happy about all this positive comments
Im so happy you are getting better, best of lucks Anna you have this : )
Once again, a fascinating session. THANK YOU, Anna.
Congrats on the win! Good luck for the next game!
Top player resign so early after a mistake. At my level this game had another halve hour in it.
ikr, I always wonder. "Why not stick it out?"
He had another game the same day. Better to end this one early and get some rest before the next game, instead of spending another half hour trying to come back from losing his rook.
Wow good analysis. Thanks for doing this, normal casual chess people appreciate it!
Really enjoying these videos Anna! Good luck! I’m cheering you on! 👏🏼
Before, in Year6 / Grade 5 my classmate (Pete) was ELO 1600 and he was only 10 years old
Awesome job with these recaps!
I love your explanations, I learn so much by watching your commentary on your thougths and your play.
The best for you, Anna!
I'm glad you won. But poor kid must be kicking himself. He played well up until the end.
that happens
Before the blunder I think Rc2 was guarding everything plus guarding the queen through an X ray.
chat and your mom were so happy when you played F3
Bra spelat! Alltid kul att se :D
Fun commentary! Great energy.
I like good analysis of good games and keep up with a short list of three. I am quite comfortable with your ingenuous patient move-by-move approach, especially helpful because from the primary source, the player herself. You're accessible especially to beginners because you seem to assume the minimum of prior knowledge. Yay 🙂
Loving these quick updates!
The kid was doing pretty good until he blundered the Rook.
Gratz, Anna.
Good Luck in the next one.
Rooting for you from Canada, eh.
Go anna! Looking forward to the next game recap (:
16:29 the most chess hand shake ever.!
I still remember the last time i played chess with my elder sister. I lost. As i felt bad losing to 'a girl', i also realise that my sister can play well. And that is good thing and while i feel bad i also felt good.. And that's the starting moment in my life i say i will hv respect for a person who can perform better irrespective of gender. If you are good it doesn't matter of gender. I m still happy my sister is a good chess player..
Well played Richard! Also, nice suit.
thank you:-) borowed:-) we have never had any need for a suit, we will definitely buy some (but we have decided so quickly to go, there was no time for buying it, school and stuff)
Anna, Anna, you are like me. You always know the bad moves but only after you made them :)
so proud of you and your mom did great today, thanks so much for streaming it all! Good luck tomorrow and sleep well!
Great videos Anna, best of luck and have fun!
Another Slovak very talented kid, after Jergus Pechac and Viktor Gazik. I believe in his strong progress in next years.
waw thank you!!! pechac and gazik are legends in Slovakia so really we appreciate it!
GG Anna! Congrats on your win! Good Luck on your next game.
Guess I'm too dumb to give up early. I would think if I could blunder a piece, my opponent could too.
hes coach said that its something a gentlemant would do ... he didnt want to prolong the game after he knew he had lost ... and also realized it