@@genekisayan6564 The stress of being made to wait really messes with the mind in a situation like this. You may think lots of different things in this position, like you just wanna play/get this over with, what'll happen if the other player doesn't turn up (postpone the match, perhaps), maybe the other player's going to be really good when they eventually get here and start, then you've also got the "oh sh*t" feeling of when they do eventually turn up, putting all of that existing pressure and ramping it up higher because it's finally starting. While it's not quite the same, imagine you're waiting for an interview and the interviewer is late seeing you, and you're made to sit in silence until they can see you. It puts so much more pressure on you. If this is an intentional move by Carlson, it's pretty evil, lol.
@@genekisayan6564 How? For the psychological effect of saying to your opponent I can spot you almost an extra minute of precious time and still whip your azz 😎
You see it is forbidden to talk loudly during a chess event, so the brain unconsciously goes into a coughing-like state. A cough (if done right) is a much softer noise, something that doesn't have any consequences via chess tournament rules.
Magnus' gesture at the end of the game, when the opponent resigns, greets him and says something, is always the same: ...he makes a surprised face saying "bad luck, try next time"
@@nicholascalvin2692 actually I'm wrong. I even searched this on internet and it is really difficult to see a pattern. What I knew was: if they put the king in front of each other is a draw and if they lay down the king horizontally or if they offer a handshake after stopping his own clock means resigning. But the thing is, Nepo did none of those, he put his king near Magnus's king but not in front of it, which also means resigning... so yeah, I was wrong, Magnus won cos Nepo resigned.
@@ReiMizere the way it works is this. both kings on a white house: white won both kings on a black house: black won kings on different color squares: draw
He came late, calmingly correcting his pieces and while doing it, he suddenly moved his pawn. This caught his opponent off guard and causing mental breakdown, resulting in he winning the match.
@@zachariesmith7174 why should he be ashamed?, Clock already started and Carlsen not even there, walks in, takes of his jacket, preps his pieces and continues to dismantle his opponent like a boss, he don't give a shit about the time, he has all the time in the world.
This really displays a level of genius because I bet on another day he’d have made that same move a lot faster, but on this day he knew he must take his time
@@AceJayPoker if nepo would have taken the queen then carlsen would have simply taken his rook with the pawn promoting it to a queen then nepo would have been full rook down
@@aryandhande I mean yeah, if you count the time before he was sitting down... The title makes you think he was *thinking* of a move for 40 seconds, and he clearly wasn't. He's playing white lmfao, why on earth would he think for 40 seconds about his first move? It's clickbait. The fact that the timer was going before he sat down isn't interesting....
@@hetaeramancer either you guys are easily intimidated, are fanboys or just don't understand normal facial expressions. But that clearly was him thinking "damn I never saw that, that's gonna be hard to get out of"
This is the problem with good players they just already know who would win and have a mutual agreement that yeah you won or i won and there is no point in continuing the game
@@fuleswaripal9536 like i am really new to chess so correct me if i am wrong but isnt carlsen one move away from checkmating with his queen. The other guys king have nowhere to go even one move in advance.
2:00 :Nepo loses an abandoned pawn on c5, his queen side is weak, so Magnus gets two pawns on his queen side against one, that he managed to get a passed pawn fixing the black rook. It seems to me that Nepo was enable to manage his open row made by the Sicilian opening. Carlsen, in fact, refuted this opening quite easily, but I don't know exactly what Nepo missed to lose so quickly, I am a very weak chess player.
I think this is a variable strategy. He’s not only calculating potential games. But giving the opponent confidence. False security from their clock. That way he can use their time against them. To pressure them into knowing that any time they waste calculating. Magnus is using too.
It’s crazy how these guys see the game lmao I’m trying to predict the moves as I’m watching then the guy shakes his hand as it’s over and I’m thinking how does he already know it’s over??? 😂 it’s really amazing the levels to it
This is sped up, freeze the screen and act like your the black pieces on his last move. He has no where to go, he will lose material no matter what he does. At that point, he knew he was out of his league.. lol he’s almost in check every move he makes.
The white queen and white bishop can basically setup a checkmate regardless of how black moves. But even still, there's a possibility that a second white queen, white bishop and a white rook overpower the black queen and black rook, leaving black without pieces to defend the king.
I played chess in my school district competition and there's one opponent whenever I move a piece, he will called touch move. He was calling touch move the entire game until it ended with my victory. Kinda reminded me of that when Magnus was arranging the pieces at 0:27
Introvert handshake where both people avoid eye contact and just want to grimace and do a "normal" gesture expected from them by the society to get it over with
@@evanseventy7593 it's easy to read his momentary state of mind which amounts to nothing because it constantly changes. Same goes for many other GMs, btw. Kind of drunken fist technique.
Notice that when Magnus hit the button the clock was marking 24:29. Considering that the inicial time is 25:10 he took actually 41 seconds to make his first move (plus some tenths of second that are not exibited in the clock screen, but I suppose that are counted). Just being a little more precise.
There's a meme video of this game on Hikaru's channel, it is on Twitter or something also. Opening line: "You may start your coughs". It's hilarious how Wesley sounds like a goat
grandmaster chess is about thinking before you move. novice chess is about reacting. I am a novice b/c I anticipated only a few obvious defensive moves.
Magnus makes a move. Nepo scratches himself, sneaks a look at Magnus, scratches himself some more, raises his eyebrows, adjusts his chair, sneaks a look at Magnus, scratches himself again, and makes a move. Magnus makes a move. (lather, rinse, repeat)
can someone please tell me how/why Magnus won? At the end Ian had several moves he could have made, I didn't see any check/checkmate possibilities if he had move his Rook and Queen.. can someone enlighten me?
Not really that many moves that would benefit him. Next move Magnus is going to take the pawn in F7 and then continue to make queen in E or B since Ian can't defend both of those. They think like 3-5 moves ahead (just a guess) and not only the next move.
The pawn move meant he could put his bishop from D5 to E4 and therefore the king was close to being checkmated. All Magnus had to do was F7, C7, E4 and finally C8. Really the game would have dragged on but ultimately the opponent realised he had already lost
At 6:44 What happens if he goes QF7 With the plan of going QG8 forcing rook to take queen, then taking rook with bishop. threatening to get a queen with pawn on B7?
at the end of every match they put the kings on the color of the match winner. At the end of this match Carlsen puts his king on white and then they talk for a few seconds and then the other player puts his king on white and gets up.
Magnus coming late to every game is such a genius move, you can tell it gets into his opponents head everytime
Why ? How does it gets to their minds ?
@@genekisayan6564 The stress of being made to wait really messes with the mind in a situation like this. You may think lots of different things in this position, like you just wanna play/get this over with, what'll happen if the other player doesn't turn up (postpone the match, perhaps), maybe the other player's going to be really good when they eventually get here and start, then you've also got the "oh sh*t" feeling of when they do eventually turn up, putting all of that existing pressure and ramping it up higher because it's finally starting. While it's not quite the same, imagine you're waiting for an interview and the interviewer is late seeing you, and you're made to sit in silence until they can see you. It puts so much more pressure on you. If this is an intentional move by Carlson, it's pretty evil, lol.
Is it a genius move, or is it just the custom/tradition for the stronger player to arrive later?
@@genekisayan6564 How? For the psychological effect of saying to your opponent I can spot you almost an extra minute of precious time and still whip your azz 😎
And the fact that Magnus is always the first to move, makes it even more stressful. Cause you can't plan ahead at all.
I came here to listen to the coughs
Hahahahahahaha
Hahahahahahaha
Hahahahahhahahaha
😂
😂😂
Alternative title: Two Chess Grandmasters disrespectfully playing chess in the middle of a coughing competition
ROFL ROFL ROFL
Oi boi🤣😆
Nailed it😂😂
Ah yes, one of the many people who feel the need to comment this on every video😬
You see it is forbidden to talk loudly during a chess event, so the brain unconsciously goes into a coughing-like state. A cough (if done right) is a much softer noise, something that doesn't have any consequences via chess tournament rules.
1:15 Magnus be like: Is it male or female?
Hahahaha
Nepo s laugh though 😂
😂😂
😂😂😂
I don't understand
For those finding wasted 40 seconds, look at the clock when the video just starts magnus was late 40 seconds but the clock was already ticking
Magnus' gesture at the end of the game, when the opponent resigns, greets him and says something, is always the same:
...he makes a surprised face saying "bad luck, try next time"
They drew. Look at the board 07:09
@@ReiMizere black's king is on white, it means black resign right?
@@nicholascalvin2692 actually I'm wrong. I even searched this on internet and it is really difficult to see a pattern. What I knew was: if they put the king in front of each other is a draw and if they lay down the king horizontally or if they offer a handshake after stopping his own clock means resigning. But the thing is, Nepo did none of those, he put his king near Magnus's king but not in front of it, which also means resigning... so yeah, I was wrong, Magnus won cos Nepo resigned.
@@ReiMizere understandable my friend
@@ReiMizere the way it works is this.
both kings on a white house: white won
both kings on a black house: black won
kings on different color squares: draw
1:16 Ian's smiling at magnus trying to place his rook😂
1:15
"all according to the plan"
"he saw my chewing gum"
@@majeh8060 LMAO
@@guycomments lol
The player playing with black pieces is wearing a white shirt while the player playing with white pieces is wearing a black shirt
Noice
Nice observation dude
And the man's head in the front row is a giant chessboard
This represents equality
Tipycal "one in a million" situation.
2:56 a goat there 😁
It's actually Wesley So😭😭😭
The goat who beats magnus
7:06 here's too
@@joefersonmendozaade1663 who are yall talking about?
@@minetvvideos9849 😀
1:41 Ian is officially from another dimension
🤣
lol
he learned to come late with his first match against Kasparov, who made him wait when he was 13 years old.
why did he won?
@@filiperamos4177it was a draw
7 yrs old
He came late, calmingly correcting his pieces and while doing it, he suddenly moved his pawn. This caught his opponent off guard and causing mental breakdown, resulting in he winning the match.
@@hanniballecter8267 he's obviously joking
😂😂😂
That’s too much drama for a simple chess game, my friend 😂😂😂
You watch too much anime my friend that is why
Dumbest comment on TH-cam right here.
Well It's not clickbait, the clock had already started, so technically he did took 40s for the first move..
Next carlsen took 5 minutes for hist first move....in CLASSICAL game
Breaking news: Carlsen takes 25 minutes and 9 seconds to make the first move
Should be ashamed still
@@zachariesmith7174 why should he be ashamed?, Clock already started and Carlsen not even there, walks in, takes of his jacket, preps his pieces and continues to dismantle his opponent like a boss, he don't give a shit about the time, he has all the time in the world.
*did take
I love how Magnus is focused on the board with occasional starring outside while Ian looks like he wants to discuss their moves with Magnus 😂
Exactly!
Who wouldn't?!
I thought he is gay-ing on Magnus
@@thureintun1687 illegal
@@scoper7897 I love your username
Where do i get them emoji?
0:19 Spotted Sagar Shah taking picture :)
That was a phenomenal cough at 2:13 !
Definitely this is a cough competition lol
What is cough? I'm argentine.
@@juancheto0177 es tos, que esto parece una competencia de tos 🤣
@@gabrielxbb723 jajaja y bromean sobre que la tos de 2:13 fue una gran jugada? 😂🤣😁😁
@@gabrielxbb723 pense que significaba cuando aprietan el cosito
This really displays a level of genius because I bet on another day he’d have made that same move a lot faster, but on this day he knew he must take his time
7:06 he do this in every game😂😂
Does*
Dooze*
Das*
What did he say?
YOURE PRETTY DECENT OPPONENT
BUT A HAND GESTURE
7:03 Ian asking Magnum if he has plans for tonight
The facial expression 100% sells it
Magnum? It’s magnus😂altho he might need to bring a magnum later tonight 😏😂
@@aa0750 hajajaja smooth! 🤣
This is so underrated 😂
HAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHHA
1:19.nepo to Magnus (naughty man )😂😂
Why Junaid Why
No one:
Sagar shah to cameraman at 0:31 : At last we meet, our fight will be legendary
Sagar has the typical expression of *"Tu Bahar Mil mujhe"*
@@ishantmehta8453 Sagar Shah 0:34 : Mei Kya Karu fir, job chhod du?
Cameraman: I don't even know who you are
Man Ian has so many facial expressions. Just Imagine how many more he will have in the chess championship against magnus😂
Probably the one we haven't seen yet after the inevitable result.
@@briant2140coming from The future. You were right
@@gaxipide Lol
Me too time travellers
This aged well
u mean blunders...
You know it’s over when you see Magnus Carlsen sit down
Thank you for adding 2D Chess Board. Sagar finally listening to viewers ❤️
I was just seeing other chess base india videos and the new one came🔥
That's insane bro.. How could that be possible 😭
@@rishavroy6955 lmao
6:21 Qc8 is deadly.
I didn't understand that part. Why can't black just take the queen with his rook?
Nevermind, I'm dumb
@@AceJayPoker if nepo would have taken the queen then carlsen would have simply taken his rook with the pawn promoting it to a queen then nepo would have been full rook down
@@AceJayPoker just start playing chess slowly u will understand 👍
3:08 why not Bxa6?
Sagar Shah using catchy titles as always 😂
Clickbait Shah ...Future #37M Views Planning
He did take 40 seconds to move the first piece so whats so catchy in that
@@pranavmahajan8458 this was not a clickbait
@@aryandhande I mean yeah, if you count the time before he was sitting down... The title makes you think he was *thinking* of a move for 40 seconds, and he clearly wasn't. He's playing white lmfao, why on earth would he think for 40 seconds about his first move? It's clickbait. The fact that the timer was going before he sat down isn't interesting....
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2:12 imagine reacting to a Magnus move like this right in his face. Savage
he's trying to intimidate carlsen, but fails everytime
@@hetaeramancer either you guys are easily intimidated, are fanboys or just don't understand normal facial expressions. But that clearly was him thinking "damn I never saw that, that's gonna be hard to get out of"
7:02 You're such a good player. Why don't you come to my room after the game?
Magnus: That's where the road is😂😂
😂😂🤣
1:20 creepiest smile ever!
she crushes on him...
@@22alfatih Nepo is male.
@@fidelcastro4649 just kiddin, bro. XD
@@ualreadyknoitsyaboi 🤦🏻♀️
Petition for players to continue until they are checkmate so I would understand the games
wahaha same man
exactly! 😂 until now I don't understand who won this game, if it was a draw or if Ian gave up
@@liv2473 pretty sure Ian gave up, had the worse positioning etc. and probably expected to have no chance against magnus anymore
This is the problem with good players they just already know who would win and have a mutual agreement that yeah you won or i won and there is no point in continuing the game
@@fuleswaripal9536 like i am really new to chess so correct me if i am wrong but isnt carlsen one move away from checkmating with his queen. The other guys king have nowhere to go even one move in advance.
Ian's expressions before Magnus arrives are just epic
He is like "shit! This guy again?"
Magnus doing what he does best, squeezing the life out of his opponents
2:00 :Nepo loses an abandoned pawn on c5, his queen side is weak, so Magnus gets two pawns on his queen side against one, that he managed to get a passed pawn fixing the black rook. It seems to me that Nepo was enable to manage his open row made by the Sicilian opening. Carlsen, in fact, refuted this opening quite easily, but I don't know exactly what Nepo missed to lose so quickly, I am a very weak chess player.
He played with Magnus)))
0:13 it was at this moment, nepo knews he should resign
Cmon nepo is not that noob
Nepo is a super GM
and yeah he won many games against magnus fyi
@@masterjax2449 We can't really know yet Nepo won agains Carlsen because they did not play real chess (Classical time 90+ min).
why is that sound at 0:58 so realistic with earphones
I think this is a variable strategy. He’s not only calculating potential games. But giving the opponent confidence. False security from their clock. That way he can use their time against them. To pressure them into knowing that any time they waste calculating. Magnus is using too.
100% of the audience at chess tournaments have covid.
This comment is funny... how?
@@BasketballStud99 Non-stop coughing. Its ridiculous how many people are coughing throughout this.
Tff
😂
Covid isn't the lonely virus by which we cough there are many other viruses 😂
@@waheed9305 Yeah but other viruses aren't as funny or relevant to the times : P
I hope they sent that wobbly rook straight to the wobbly rook repair shop afterwards. Magnus exchanged it just to get it off the board.
There's a shop especially for wobbly rooks' to get repaired?
After Nepo wins candidates, this has 660k views... I want to see its views after world championship match
Nepo lost this match.
1.7m
@@tyan_genericc Thanks for the update.. Forgot about it after commenting 9 months ago
nepo stalling before starting the clock, true respect of a master player
I took 0 seconds to click on this video
thats physically impossible
It could take .4 or less
Starts the clock without Magnus
Magnus: You’ve chosen death
It’s crazy how these guys see the game lmao I’m trying to predict the moves as I’m watching then the guy shakes his hand as it’s over and I’m thinking how does he already know it’s over??? 😂 it’s really amazing the levels to it
This is sped up, freeze the screen and act like your the black pieces on his last move. He has no where to go, he will lose material no matter what he does. At that point, he knew he was out of his league.. lol he’s almost in check every move he makes.
The white queen and white bishop can basically setup a checkmate regardless of how black moves. But even still, there's a possibility that a second white queen, white bishop and a white rook overpower the black queen and black rook, leaving black without pieces to defend the king.
@@davida6146 who won?
I played chess in my school district competition and there's one opponent whenever I move a piece, he will called touch move. He was calling touch move the entire game until it ended with my victory. Kinda reminded me of that when Magnus was arranging the pieces at 0:27
Imagine nepo had said touch move when he was touching the king
They are just hungry fot win they don't want to play fairly I also go and it's just annoying
*touches rook first as white*
Yes, those people are the most annoying.
Magnus confused Ian laughed 😂😂😂
Best Moment Ever 1:18
Energetic handshake 0:15
Introvert handshake where both people avoid eye contact and just want to grimace and do a "normal" gesture expected from them by the society to get it over with
This game another example of Magnus is a Genius
It was a draw btw
Nepo's calculation of short lines is so strong, I bet he was telling carlsen of a line he could have played to end the game sooner.
His opponent looks like he’s so confident of himself before the start of the match.
0:14 The love story of Carlsen and Nepo
Wow nepo does the same face/face scratch after every move very impressive
Magnus never looks at his opponent’s face
thats good, it loses concentration
If he did he would see fear and despair!
He takes a quick peek at 3:11, but that's it. Ian on the other hand . . . whoa
Who came here after Ian won the Candidates Tournament??
Me, haha.
No
I was already here waiting for you
@@gianluca5648 now thats creepy, thank you.
0:30 to 0:45 sagar's reaction is priceless
Well there is no reaction 😂
I swear Magnus runs out the clock just to make the games more interesting
3:46 great move
3:08 why not Bxa6?
@@shakedapter5745 after Bishop takes pawn, black can use rook takes Knight and they won trade
Outstanding mind blowing superb fantastic even tho i dont know anything
Yes I liked the way his hand swiped the chess piece…
hey this man has a smile even agter resigning, Nepo
i like clocks clicking sound XD
2:10 the faces this guy pulls hHa
It's hard to guess what he really thinks because he behaves like he's permanently stoned :)
@@NJ-wb1cz he's an easy read
@@evanseventy7593 it's easy to read his momentary state of mind which amounts to nothing because it constantly changes. Same goes for many other GMs, btw. Kind of drunken fist technique.
The title is misleading, because he did not spend 40 seconds to make his first move. He just arrived at the board too late.
Notice that when Magnus hit the button the clock was marking 24:29. Considering that the inicial time is 25:10 he took actually 41 seconds to make his first move (plus some tenths of second that are not exibited in the clock screen, but I suppose that are counted). Just being a little more precise.
thank you
Notice that you use the letter c in the word initial? It's supposed to be the letter t. Just being a little more grammatically correct.
There's a meme video of this game on Hikaru's channel, it is on Twitter or something also. Opening line: "You may start your coughs". It's hilarious how Wesley sounds like a goat
At this point, I’m pretty sure that the coughing guy is a recorded sound and they play it at this competitions.
Next video: Magnus checkmates his opponent on first move.
1:18
magnus : slowly castles
nepo : *laughs*
Nepo can't resist looking at Magnus- 1:06 1:20 1:38 1:50 2:05 2:12 2:18 2:28 2:37 2:49 3:01 3:36 4:03 4:37 4:55 5:03 6:59
You can't resist looking at Nepo
@@nureka15246 🤣🤣
1:17 carlsen be like : The rook has ass or something 🤣🤣😂😂😂🤣😂
The two competitors for the 2021 chess championship title!
He takes 30 seconds because he’s calculating how to win from start to finish
He can do that while sitting on the chair as well
grandmaster chess is about thinking before you move. novice chess is about reacting. I am a novice b/c I anticipated only a few obvious defensive moves.
3:09 Bishop to A6.................. Magnus missed
I believe that after Bxa6 Nepo could play Rxc3
@@raphaelmarly6439 Rook & Pawn in exchange of Bishop.. impressive 😂
@@ajitmehra6786 no it's rook and pawn for bishop and knight
@@ajitmehra6786 lol are you okay bro? it's bishop and knight for a rook and a pawn😂 now that's impressive😂
RxC3..
sir from where you brought your chess board which you use for teaching us traps and all that thats very good pls provide us with the link pls
This dude looks like literal combination of Carlsen and hikaru
1:17 Magnus wonder whats wrong with his rook and Ian smiling thinkin -hehe I put a gum under it.
He's just installing his moves
Magnus makes a move.
Nepo scratches himself, sneaks a look at Magnus, scratches himself some more, raises his eyebrows, adjusts his chair, sneaks a look at Magnus, scratches himself again, and makes a move.
Magnus makes a move.
(lather, rinse, repeat)
I know nothing about chess, but I'm very bothered by the fact that Magnus touched every single piece except the last two pawns 0:27
You are allowed to adjust your pieces before beginning the game
I spent 40 seconds trying to read Magnus' opponents last name...
Kkkk
Really rude of them to be play chess in the middle of a coughing competition
can someone please tell me how/why Magnus won? At the end Ian had several moves he could have made, I didn't see any check/checkmate possibilities if he had move his Rook and Queen.. can someone enlighten me?
Not really that many moves that would benefit him. Next move Magnus is going to take the pawn in F7 and then continue to make queen in E or B since Ian can't defend both of those. They think like 3-5 moves ahead (just a guess) and not only the next move.
The other guy resigned
The pawn move meant he could put his bishop from D5 to E4 and therefore the king was close to being checkmated. All Magnus had to do was F7, C7, E4 and finally C8. Really the game would have dragged on but ultimately the opponent realised he had already lost
@@oliverlewis3126
Why not Be4 - Qh7?
Don’t know why anyone would even try to answer this question. If you can you must be a Super GM!
A feast of facial expressions from Nepomniachtchi.
1:19
Opponent smirking at Magnus
1:21 Magnus sees the TV to confirm whether the opponent is smiling or f**king coughing.
next title:
carlsen moves his eyebrows before he makes his first move
So true 😂😂😂😂😂😂
1:19 Rare chess acknowledgment of a comedic moment
Sagar at his best title games!!
Hey guys keep up the good work, just one suggestion please change the colour of the indicating arrow, some dark colour might be easy to see 🙏
Do any of these game actually ever end in a checkmate?
I also asking myself the same question
If it's going to be a nice mate then sometimes the opponent lets them finish the game.
That was an incredible game
Whenever the friend discusses exam after its over..
ME: 7:05
2:56 the legend of all coughs😤
Why every top class GM tap the clock sooo slow when they have much time even though they have the ability to tap the clock in light speed😂....
I like it😂👍
You have to remain calm. Slower heart beat is better for thinking and focus.
0:26 the guy taking pictures on a Men in Black memory eraser
I’ve seen two match videos of my boy so far and in each he comes in late while the other person sitting there waiting 😂😂 that’s gangsta
You can tell they’re chirping each other telepathically based on their facial expressions.
Plot twist: He actually thought about all his next moves during the first 40 seconds
If i ever hear the words "plot twist" in a comment section again...
@@aesaehttr plot twist: you love these words
He probably thought out the entire game
What a great match! I think Nepo resigned in this position, but how do I know whether its a draw or a resign?
At 6:44 What happens if he goes QF7
With the plan of going QG8 forcing rook to take queen, then taking rook with bishop.
threatening to get a queen with pawn on B7?
Thank you, now i've understand the game even more
7:08 Ian placing his black King on a white square signifies he resigned.
I can never tell who wins in these games
at the end of every match they put the kings on the color of the match winner. At the end of this match Carlsen puts his king on white and then they talk for a few seconds and then the other player puts his king on white and gets up.
@@gulfbreeze76 woooooow i didnt know that thx
@@gulfbreeze76 yes. if they draw, white king on white and black king on black.