He is not a kind of player who would just look at a position and comment. Probably he is calculating on all the boards in the back of his head so its only obvious he will be very tired. He sometimes goes full 180 on the chair lol.
I think Nepo is the Ivanchuk of this current generation, his ceiling is high, however, as Carlsen alludes to, his floor is lower than most, but when he hits the ceiling, he is unstoppable.
I was so surprised how accurate he was. He litterly explained him to a point where I think Nepo should take his words to ear, because he knows Nepo's problem more than Nepo
@@Sjorsisgangsta Magnus has not been as sharp in recent OTB classical tournaments as he was perhaps a couple years ago. Magnus probably still wins just because he's a better player though, but I think Nepo poses the biggest threat out of the field.
I don't feel he meant it as an insult to Nepomniachtchi. My take on it was that he was saying he still has a lot of potential within him. He's showing respect (which is also clear when he casually says that he's been outplayed by him before).
@@KikkoAndMoonman he didn't mean as an insult, I agree, but still it is an insult. No, he didn't mean this as a potential, he just expressed the huge gap between Nepo playing well (ceiling) and Nepo playing bad (floor). I think for Magnus on the strength of a player depends just as much on his floor than on his ceiling. He was just expressing Nepo's gap between those is bigger than other players.
One interesting fact about your insinuation is that, considering recent events, if Magnus were to say today that the person in question is "decent", it would actually come out as a compliment.
@@fishfrogdolphin2799 just search for his recent "drama" with Eric Hansen. It appears that Hikaru copyright struck the Chessbrah channel after getting flagged by Eric in a blitz game. Ever since then, people started to dig up several past deeds by Nakamura and controversy broke loose concerning many topics.
Girlfriend - "Are you just gonna sit there on the couch and watch TV all day?" Me - "Absolutely. However, I will NOT be drinking a 12-pack of beer while doing so...... only six. Magnus said it's important for me to raise my floor."
@@Eorzat exactly. Considering he is the same age as Carlsen it's striking how Nepo spent many years outside the top 10 after making an early breakthrough.
@@6estinyxarrives239 I think Fabiano is a great player. And consistently a great player who would probably have been world champion at most other periods of history. but I don't think his skills and strengths are distinct enough from Magnus. There is just an edge in aggression and tactics in Nepo that sometimes give them the advantage, yes even against Carlsen... But then again, Magnus feels differently and says as much on stream that he doesn't see some of Fabiano's tactics until he plays them... And he'd know much, much better
@@6estinyxarrives239 I personally think fabi would win a world championship if he gets out of candidates but I think nepo and anish make it significantly harder to win
It does not matter what Anish Giri says. Other players say way different things. Everybody has his own opinion. But objectively seen, Magnus is better than Nepo.
@@RenasB-rv1lg There is no question of Magnus being better overall. That seems superficial to say, we all know it. The point I'm making is: Nepo has strengths that happen to be distinct from Carlsen's and in some areas he has the capacity to exceed him even over 12 games. Nepo's tactics for attacking in mid-game just come out of the blue in a way they don't for other super gms. Both Fabi and Carlsen are endgame gods. It's difficult to see how Fabi could beat Carlsen.
She’s so pretty when she speaks. But she did pretty much repeat what he said and asked him to elaborate again on the exact same thing that he just said...
nepo has lets say 40% chance to tie on classics and if it goes to tie breaks i would say 50-50 , i think his chances are better than fabi i would give fabi 50-50 classics against magnus and on tiebreaks 25% fabi's chance
Like if Nepo is having a bad day he plays much worse than other GMs on their bad days. He should raise his floor as to be more consistent and play decent even if he is having a bad day.
drawing conclusions can be very hazardous yet all we have this past year is online play at shorter time controls to use as a measure of ones current ability....just how those results determine classical strength...is beyond me...though i would agree magnus's results as current WC..leave a lot to be desired....arguments are purely subjective without foundation until after the fact..when the actual results just continue the loop for mediocre minds.....so have all the fun you can making predictions......and drawing conclusions...but i am certain....that nothing is certain.....and just how many of you immediately want to argue that? lol,.thanks for making my point.
Nepo plays classical games like bullet matches and doesn’t use his brain. He’s the type of player to mock others being like “this game is a dead draw easy stop playing on”. Narrow minded and narcissistic
My thought exactly. Ian is a mercurial talent. A bit like Dubov. Capable of destroying anyone when on form. I wonder if both are maybe slightly depressive in nature. And when that hits then their form suffers.
I think he knows his ceiling and knows at his best nepo can really challenge him. If nepo fixes his floor issues this world championship will be super interesting.
@@NDakovic he respects everyone as a person yes, and he acknowledges his peers when they have brilliant games. But he very seldom shows this kind of respect towards someones chess as a whole.
It will interesting and scary if Magnus fight Nepo in World Championship. But i wonder if Magnus lose, will that make him berserking to get his title back or just resign few years later while still the #1 like Kasparov.
World ranks are a better indication for who is the best player in the world than playing 12 games at an event. I think Magnus said something similar that he rather care for that than the title.
@@andrewhayes5130 Top chess players says things like this but I'm doubtful. I think if he loses the title in a year or two he'll still have enough years left to take it back,.
When I look Magnus' face , his facial expressions and muscles look like the result of the accumulation of thinking and frowning whenever he played chess since as a child 😂
I agree.Ian will play something sharp in some games will win and hold the other or Magnus will crush him.He can't catch the level of concetration of Magnus or Caruana he can make way more easy mistakes in the middle and endgame.
@@anilbista7445 those wins came before Magnus was number 1 I would not consider those but yeah he is a Very good player since it is 2-1 in favour of nepo after Magnus was number 1
Interesting. The floor and the ceiling. Very good analogy Magnus. It’s different than strengths and weaknesses. You might not have a weakness in terms of technique but you can have a floor as the product of environment and emotion.
@@Kay-jg6tf Magnus is in a different class and poor Ian performed well bellow his norm. He didn’t play to his strengths with his opening choices. I.can’t explain the blunders, quite a surprise.
@@myopenmind527 I agree, altough "puny human" was maybe a bit harsh :D But Nepo has only himself to blame i think, he spent 90% of his time in the backroom and basically blitzing out his moves (compared to Magnus). I think he should spent more time at the board instead of watching a screen in the backroom, maybe fewer mistakes would be made.. But let's face it, Magnus would have won either way i think.
i don't know what the fuck is that transcryption from cyryllic to latin, but Ian is russian and his name in english is much better pronounced like "Nyepomnyashchii"
@@Danicker Of course. Point is there should be a balance between the effort you put into raising ceiling vs floor. Both should be given some what of an equal importance (until raising floor reaches a saturation I guess)
@@ElonMusk-ez5xz yes, I'm just saying that inconsistency is not necessarily a bad thing. Just focus on getting your floor and ceiling as high as possible
All the other things ppl have said, but haircut also plays a large role in this... I think this haircut is a little too low on the head and as a result it makes the rest of his face seem more round
What Magnus said is true, Ian likes to play crazy chess and Magnus likes to destroy crazy chess by playing even crazier! This WC I think its going to be a great one no doubt!
some players get at top level after certain age and some get very good early on. Its related to biology and brain development. It's not just in chess also in other fields as well.
Ian Nepomniachtchi legit looks like someone who would be a grandmaster in World of Warcraft.
He is in dota tho
@@jpoezi really?
@@swag8141 He used to play semi-professionally and won ASUS cup back in 2011
He is into hearthstone too
@@swag8141 yes
Feels like magnus is solving 41 tough chess puzzles in his mind while speaking.
These are very long games that he has to sit in and comment, he's probably really tired.
He is not a kind of player who would just look at a position and comment. Probably he is calculating on all the boards in the back of his head so its only obvious he will be very tired. He sometimes goes full 180 on the chair lol.
@@GGxEpsilon don't tell me you're watching the full streams?
@@andreidinu7316 not fully but about 30mins to an hour, when i am having dinner or have nothing better to do.
@@GGxEpsilon that's dedication! Well done 😊 thanks for providing content for us.
I think Nepo is the Ivanchuk of this current generation, his ceiling is high, however, as Carlsen alludes to, his floor is lower than most, but when he hits the ceiling, he is unstoppable.
magnus is so right about nepo. we can certainly witness how his description of nepo unfolded in wcc.
Watching after carlsen just won the WC it's crazy how well he defined nepo
I was so surprised how accurate he was. He litterly explained him to a point where I think Nepo should take his words to ear, because he knows Nepo's problem more than Nepo
Yeah it's expected he knows him in and out. Ian was magnus second when he face Anand for WC 2014
Hikaru on an opponent: "He' just a cheesy system player, chat."
he's been living rent free in your head, huh?
lol
@@DaniloZabotto nah, he literally does not care
@@DaniloZabotto I don't think naka cares, literally
Hikaru: 3+2 is just like classical chess.
Also Hikaru against magnus carlsen on the 5+3 blitz championship : 😭😭😭
Nepomniachtchi is one of very few players that has a positive record against Magnus in classical chess. He poses a real threat to him.
His wins in classical are from years ago though. I think Magnus would still beat him at this moment.
@@Sjorsisgangsta BRUH
@@Sjorsisgangsta Magnus has not been as sharp in recent OTB classical tournaments as he was perhaps a couple years ago. Magnus probably still wins just because he's a better player though, but I think Nepo poses the biggest threat out of the field.
magnus will crush him, lmao. they aren't juniors anymore
As Magnus said, Nepo can win in a single match, but he is not consistent in a long match as championship is
Upon hearing this, I realize that Magnus is probably the only person who can get himself in the Zone at will.
Right man? Like an anime character lol
"His floor is still very very very very low." Damn Magnus go easy on him.
Don't worry until the match Nepo is gonna raise it to just very, very, very low
I don't feel he meant it as an insult to Nepomniachtchi. My take on it was that he was saying he still has a lot of potential within him. He's showing respect (which is also clear when he casually says that he's been outplayed by him before).
@@KikkoAndMoonman he didn't mean as an insult, I agree, but still it is an insult. No, he didn't mean this as a potential, he just expressed the huge gap between Nepo playing well (ceiling) and Nepo playing bad (floor). I think for Magnus on the strength of a player depends just as much on his floor than on his ceiling. He was just expressing Nepo's gap between those is bigger than other players.
Well, he was proven to be correct. lol
Note to self: raise your floor
Note to self: paint my walls
We have a saying in Russia: consistency is a sign of a master.
That comment floored me.
It sounds like he thinks of Ian a bit more than...decent.
One interesting fact about your insinuation is that, considering recent events, if Magnus were to say today that the person in question is "decent", it would actually come out as a compliment.
@@maferreira1984 What's been going on recently with Hikaru? Why all the sudden negativity towards him?
@@fishfrogdolphin2799 hes a garbage person
@@fishfrogdolphin2799 just search for his recent "drama" with Eric Hansen. It appears that Hikaru copyright struck the Chessbrah channel after getting flagged by Eric in a blitz game. Ever since then, people started to dig up several past deeds by Nakamura and controversy broke loose concerning many topics.
@@maferreira1984 he obviously didn t copyright strike because of a stalemate, it was because of other things that you can search for on youtube/google
I heard during the early/mid 2000s, Nepo was generally considered to be more talented than Carlsen.
Magnus has pure respect for Nepo.
4:40 Magnus is just an hologram.
Yep, Magnus called it
It's a pity Magnus Calsens' collar doesn't show any ads :) The genius Jean-Marie Pfaff started the trend years ago!
Magnus v Ian would certainly give us great championship matches!
I accidentally finished scrolling though all the comments...
Wishing Magnus all the best on his upcoming World Chess Championship Match 💪🏻
Ian is Magnus's long lost evil twin
Ian, Magnus and david Howell.
The 3 musketeers since childhood
Sure it is. If you keep raising your floor but never raise you're ceiling, you hit you head.
4:40 Magnus "Strange" Carlsen... HOW MANY FUTURES DID YOU SEE? ARE YOU CHEATING BY SEEING WHAT Nepo WILL PLAY AGAINST YOU IN THE WCC MATCH??
You mean, what Nepo will play
@@ruslansaleksejevs1165 I guess we'll have to wait😉
@@ritamdutta5860 bruh, Nepo is already playing Magnus for WC in November
@@BlueEyes-WhiteDrag0n bruh, the canditates wasn't over back then!!
I'd pay for Magnus to give me an analysis of my life and air our his recommendations. I'd surely find it apt and amusing!
This floor/ceiling analogy doesn't apply to Bobby Fischer because he was in outer space psychologically speaking where there are no floors or ceilings
Girlfriend - "Are you just gonna sit there on the couch and watch TV all day?"
Me - "Absolutely. However, I will NOT be drinking a 12-pack of beer while doing so...... only six. Magnus said it's important for me to raise my floor."
Lets just take a second to acknowledge that nepo leads magnus i classical
Not anymore ;)
And now he’s his next challenger !
I think tania has a lil crush on nepo. but does nepo know ? 🤔
My answers would also be affected by such a cute interviewer, Magnus is only human.
all in on magnus winning the title tho
here's a real rival, not that shit with hikaru with score of 14 to 1 in favor of magnus, lol
And Ian cares, unlike Hikaru 🤭
Quite remarkably Nepo has been outside of the world top 10 or even top 20 for a long time
He is on number 4 in the world, but ok
@@Odysseus-sq7gu "has been", past tense used there.
@@Eorzat exactly. Considering he is the same age as Carlsen it's striking how Nepo spent many years outside the top 10 after making an early breakthrough.
Looked it up. He was world number 15 when he was 20 in 2011. But he only broke the top 10 in february of 2019
@@erikthehalfabee6234 he also was playing dota semi-proffesionally in the early 2010s so that could've affected his chess performance
Giri said that attacking and tactics-wise Nepo actually plays better than Magnus. If anyone ever dethrones Magnus this year it's Nepo or Giri.
Thats just plain disrespect to Fabi
@@6estinyxarrives239 I think Fabiano is a great player. And consistently a great player who would probably have been world champion at most other periods of history. but I don't think his skills and strengths are distinct enough from Magnus. There is just an edge in aggression and tactics in Nepo that sometimes give them the advantage, yes even against Carlsen... But then again, Magnus feels differently and says as much on stream that he doesn't see some of Fabiano's tactics until he plays them... And he'd know much, much better
@@6estinyxarrives239 I personally think fabi would win a world championship if he gets out of candidates but I think nepo and anish make it significantly harder to win
It does not matter what Anish Giri says. Other players say way different things. Everybody has his own opinion. But objectively seen, Magnus is better than Nepo.
@@RenasB-rv1lg There is no question of Magnus being better overall. That seems superficial to say, we all know it. The point I'm making is: Nepo has strengths that happen to be distinct from Carlsen's and in some areas he has the capacity to exceed him even over 12 games. Nepo's tactics for attacking in mid-game just come out of the blue in a way they don't for other super gms. Both Fabi and Carlsen are endgame gods. It's difficult to see how Fabi could beat Carlsen.
very friendly and peaceful
Ian going to be most toughest AMONG ALL WORLD CHAMPION HE FACED... THE MOST TOUGHEST DAY OF CARLSEN WILL BEGIN
My floor is so low I probably blunder the queen on move 4.
Ok so what you're saying is, Nepo is the main character?
Ian new champion
She’s so pretty when she speaks. But she did pretty much repeat what he said and asked him to elaborate again on the exact same thing that he just said...
Too much makeup
Consistency is for icecream.
Ian is very talented but Kasparov seems to have very low opinion of Ian.
I think it’s the other way around. He has a very high opinion of Magnus.
"Sometimes decent, sometimes not"
Great interview
The video quality is unacceptable.
This has been cropped like 1/6th from a 1080p video, had no original source for their cam feeds.
@@GGxEpsilon I know. I mean the flickering etc. which most probably comes from the original source.
Magnus will walk over nepo - nepo really needs his forrn to stand up to magnus - two off-days and he's done for
nepo has lets say 40% chance to tie on classics and if it goes to tie breaks i would say 50-50 , i think his chances are better than fabi
i would give fabi 50-50 classics against magnus and on tiebreaks 25% fabi's chance
TH-cam HACKED?!!!
Why does he speak at 5 wpm
So us mortals can understand
Sometimes it’s hard converting from your mother tongue to English so it takes a while
@@TheNarwhal85 i think magnus is very fluent in English if you see him streaming.
Hes processing 5 ply a second in the background. Give the man a break.
He's processing his ideas and thoughts before he says them. A skill that not many people have
Astrologer Magnus 🌝
What did he mean when he say raising the floor?
Like if Nepo is having a bad day he plays much worse than other GMs on their bad days. He should raise his floor as to be more consistent and play decent even if he is having a bad day.
The "floor" is your worst possible performance and the "ceiling" is your best possible performance.
drawing conclusions can be very hazardous yet all we have this past year is online play at shorter time controls to use as a measure of ones current ability....just how those results determine classical strength...is beyond me...though i would agree magnus's results as current WC..leave a lot to be desired....arguments are purely subjective without foundation until after the fact..when the actual results just continue the loop for mediocre minds.....so have all the fun you can making predictions......and drawing conclusions...but i am certain....that nothing is certain.....and just how many of you immediately want to argue that?
lol,.thanks for making my point.
This would be... so much easier to read....if you... stopped using.....so...many...ellipses
Ian or Fabi
Who is bigger threat to Magnus?
Definitely Fabi. Him and magnus are really close
Fabi more consistent than nepo
fabi because Ian is not that much great at endgame than him . fabi ' s style is unpredictible
Ian
Fabi is too careful.
@@bhaveshkahaneable I think Ian is consistent enough when it comes to important tournaments like Candidates
what does it mean that his floor is low
means he is not consistent. his floor(when he is not in top shape) is much weaker than his roof(when he is inspired).
Nepo strikes me as being a little flaky.
the ooga booga man speaks
ian will be the next world champion question is will magnus be the one to take it away?
I speak English just like that stuttering and dragging, looking for a good word.
Tania is so fine 😍
Very very. Very very low..lol
Nepo plays classical games like bullet matches and doesn’t use his brain. He’s the type of player to mock others being like “this game is a dead draw easy stop playing on”. Narrow minded and narcissistic
Magnus sounds like he has already lost his crown
"Raising your floor is just as important as raising your ceiling" I was not expecting to hear life changing philosophy watching this video. Damn
For real.
I prefer to extend my walls
This sentence really impressed me. It is so good.
Word bro.
@@NotQuiteFirst knock ‘em down bro
Not sure many top players would speak so honestly and openly about the other players. Props to Magnus for giving his insights into the candidates
It also seems like Magnus has a very solid friendship with Nepo, so he feels totally fine complimenting him
I mean magnus is the fucking world champion, who can really stop him?
@@themanwiththebeard4632 The fucking future greatest of all time... MAGNUFICENT
His honesty is so refreshing. Almost innocent in today’s world. I wish this honesty onto politicians!
My thought exactly. Ian is a mercurial talent. A bit like Dubov. Capable of destroying anyone when on form. I wonder if both are maybe slightly depressive in nature. And when that hits then their form suffers.
Seems like Magnus has great respect for Nepos chess. Usually when they ask him about other players he answers with one or two sentences max.
They are also good friends
I think he knows his ceiling and knows at his best nepo can really challenge him. If nepo fixes his floor issues this world championship will be super interesting.
He respect everyone except Hikaru. Hikaru is easily tilted, so Magnus does it to him for the luls
@@NDakovic he respects everyone as a person yes, and he acknowledges his peers when they have brilliant games. But he very seldom shows this kind of respect towards someones chess as a whole.
@@NDakovic yeah lol, the tactics aren't just for the chess board
Magnus is like the guy in good will hunting. He is a fucking genius but still a total bro
I think the "guy" in good will hunting is called will hunting lol
@@pepe-yi6bh lol i know. But if i just said "Magnus is just like Will Hunting" some people wouldn't have got it.
@@pepe-yi6bh haha nice
Love that movie by the way.
My boy is wicked smaht
4:40 Magnus proving his not even real, just a machine 1 and 0 and this world just a matrix
What the hell happened there?
cyborg
Hahahahahhahahaha
Lmao
great comment
It will interesting and scary if Magnus fight Nepo in World Championship.
But i wonder if Magnus lose, will that make him berserking to get his title back or just resign few years later while still the #1 like Kasparov.
World ranks are a better indication for who is the best player in the world than playing 12 games at an event. I think Magnus said something similar that he rather care for that than the title.
I think Magnus has said he would retire if he lost his World Championship
@@Japhu yeah pretty much agree with you. But it will be interesting to see if he care about the title while defending #1 spot.
@@andrewhayes5130 Top chess players says things like this but I'm doubtful. I think if he loses the title in a year or two he'll still have enough years left to take it back,.
@@andrewhayes5130 well, if it true his career will more like his mentor than Karpov or Anand.
When I look Magnus' face , his facial expressions and muscles look like the result of the accumulation of thinking and frowning whenever he played chess since as a child 😂
And if Ian got to the world championship, it's highly likely that the title will be decided in Classical.
I agree.Ian will play something sharp in some games will win and hold the other or Magnus will crush him.He can't catch the level of concetration of Magnus or Caruana he can make way more easy mistakes in the middle and endgame.
Agreed
Nepo is the only player who has positive score in classical time format against Magnus 👍
@@anilbista7445 those wins came before Magnus was number 1 I would not consider those but yeah he is a Very good player since it is 2-1 in favour of nepo after Magnus was number 1
@@RitikRaj-qf6yp yup still Nepo the chess samurai is the only player that can challenge Magnus for title
😬
@@anilbista7445 hope so but not to forget there is a chance he might not still go since Anish right now is on literal fire with 4/5
Interesting. The floor and the ceiling. Very good analogy Magnus.
It’s different than strengths and weaknesses. You might not have a weakness in terms of technique but you can have a floor as the product of environment and emotion.
Nepo wants to play real chess only 🤣😂🤣😂
Uuujuiuuu my
Ian or fabi vs carlsen with leko analysis at the championship will be AMAZING
I’m hoping for Nepo or Fabi as well
Coming back to this after 2023 Game 12 be like...
Magnus wll be world champion for many years more
Yup I still don't see anyone taking over championship very soon
He will dominate the whole championship for atleast 5-6 years more
Will be very good for chess :)
Listening to Magnus Voice while fading into sleep at night - my medicine
That's a very disturbing thing to say
Looks like we are going to have a great world championship with a great champion and a worthy contender.
2 out of 3 you got right :p
In the end Nepo was just a puny human to Magnus
@@Kay-jg6tf Magnus is in a different class and poor Ian performed well bellow his norm. He didn’t play to his strengths with his opening choices. I.can’t explain the blunders, quite a surprise.
@@myopenmind527 I agree, altough "puny human" was maybe a bit harsh :D
But Nepo has only himself to blame i think, he spent 90% of his time in the backroom and basically blitzing out his moves (compared to Magnus).
I think he should spent more time at the board instead of watching a screen in the backroom, maybe fewer mistakes would be made..
But let's face it, Magnus would have won either way i think.
Ngl, when I read the title, was expecting to click the "I understand" button before watching the video.
What button?
@@GGxEpsilon I'm trying to imply the title sounds a bit sexual.
@@sharrc lol 😂😂
Nepo will be my favourite vs magnus at wc this year
screamer 0:20
Xddddddd
A glitch in the matrix
Me watching after nepo won 🙏😂
Two of my favorite chess grandmasters!
Magnus gonna blast these fools
exactly what happend in the 2 Championship
Ian is bad . That's what he wants to say lol.
her voice stay consistently on the same pitch
What a nice comment from Carlsen, He's really acting like a Great Champion,
I feel like Nepo has aspergers
I saw that you deleted my comment, I will keep posting this forever
Magnus words still hold true.
She's so fiiiiiiine
She is a total babe.
i don't know what the fuck is that transcryption from cyryllic to latin, but Ian is russian and his name in english is much better pronounced like "Nyepomnyashchii"
And I feel consistency is getting your floor and ceiling as close possible.
Yes but it's no use bringing your ceiling down just to be consistent lol
@@Danicker Of course. Point is there should be a balance between the effort you put into raising ceiling vs floor. Both should be given some what of an equal importance (until raising floor reaches a saturation I guess)
I cant get my ceiling and floor as close as possible because my fridge is too tall.
@@ElonMusk-ez5xz yes, I'm just saying that inconsistency is not necessarily a bad thing. Just focus on getting your floor and ceiling as high as possible
what's going on with magzy's face? looks all puffed up
He's just shaved
probably calculating moves and tactics!!
Quarantine
All the other things ppl have said, but haircut also plays a large role in this... I think this haircut is a little too low on the head and as a result it makes the rest of his face seem more round
@Spaceman Spiff why does staying up late make your face puffy lol
What Magnus said is true, Ian likes to play crazy chess and Magnus likes to destroy crazy chess by playing even crazier! This WC I think its going to be a great one no doubt!
All I want is for there to not be 12 draws! Having the World Champion decided by a blitz/rapid game doesn't feel right.
some players get at top level after certain age and some get very good early on. Its related to biology and brain development. It's not just in chess also in other fields as well.
This is a matter of shape. Whoever could obtain consistency will be the victor.
Pov:
Me during Viva
Should be a great World Championship in November!
Anyone notice the Max Hedron type glitch😂?