My FAVORITE part of championship chess is when they discuss the moves and talk about them afterwards! Their brilliant minds can remember and picture the board as it was and analyze what they could have done differently! It’s so amazing to me! ❤️
Well I agree, but I insist that this point be made...,they have spend their time learning the same thing.In fact, chess is more memory and imagery based, calculations too,so chess minds may be bright..not sure... Remember: A good game of chess is the sign of a gentleman and an expertly played chess game is the sign of a wasted life
This kid gives me the impression that he has humility and is a good human being with a good education . He played very well for most of the game against an incredibly strong player. Wishing him all the best.
What if Rg2 after Rxf2?? Then if king takes the rook, still have perpetual?? Or if king anyway moves to Kh3, then still rook chase Rxh2?? Is it possible to have a draw?? Respect.
Magnus is more than twice the age of Bharath, has tons more experience, and is arguably the GOAT. But Bharath played on a par with Magnus for most of the game. Very well done, young man!
I can gurantee that magnus at 13 was way stronger than bharat. He drew against kasparov. he has the feats. Experience ? what about the age difference ? It is clearly visible that magnus is not enjoying chess that much, like he did when he was a bit younger.
@@shivsatyam4262 We can certainly agree about Magnus not enjoying chess as much as when he was younger. I have worked as a performing professional musician, and found that over time the original joy and enthusiasm waned as it became an obligation and a full time job.
@@dowaliby1well theres 1 thing called an opinion and another called the truth, stockfish always and i mean always had magnus in the winning position, so yh
Magnus: Hi ,there is a draw ,going way back at the middle, u shd take my rook Indian: Can u found a win for me Magnus,: u wait me to blunder, but unfortunately u blunder earlier than me.
Wait is it the 1800's? Why do they have to write the moves down? There's video!!! There's live commentary!! They have flawless photographic memory and can replay the game at will afterwards!! Ridiculous man.
1. It Is Mandatory As Per The Rules 2. Helps In Claiming Draw By Threefold Repetition 3. Helps In Claiming Draw By 50 Move Rule 4. Helps To Prove The Time Limit Is Not exceeded 5. Prevents Cheating 6. Written Records Are More Reliable 7. Helps To Analyse The Game Afterwards
@@sniffableandirresistble While digital boards are common, they can sometimes fail or be prone to technical issues. Having a physical record ensures the reliability of the moves made during the game
I know this will probably get lost in the comments but sometimes when I’m home alone I like to go out in my garden and cover myself with dirt and pretend I’m a carrot.
Hearing the analysis is like sound from space.
Radio waves, we just don't have the frequency to tap it
Phis phis phis phis
idk it's sensible for me
Turn off noise-cancelling.
😅
My FAVORITE part of championship chess is when they discuss the moves and talk about them afterwards! Their brilliant minds can remember and picture the board as it was and analyze what they could have done differently! It’s so amazing to me! ❤️
Well I agree, but I insist that this point be made...,they have spend their time learning the same thing.In fact, chess is more memory and imagery based, calculations too,so chess minds may be bright..not sure...
Remember: A good game of chess is the sign of a gentleman and an expertly played chess game is the sign of a wasted life
This tournament is only about Carlsen vs Indians 😁
his always this tactical superdad tells the young grasshoppers about do and dont¨s... he is the good side epic GOAT... cant be compared to many
magnus is magnanimous, as he tells his opponents where they went wrong.
well its just chill out, he knows computers tell later all the good lines to all the players so why not.
He never forgets to school opponents after the game
Thanks for no spoilers.
These are the best chess videos on youtube
They really are
Very well done chessbase, for preparing analysis on board
Great commentary, always enjoy the commentary by Shagar.
Genius this Carlsen.
Fascinating.
Can this be taught? Doubtful.
I think you can learn to be a very good chess player but I doubt you can learn to be at this level without a lot of natural talent.
I love how Magnus talks to his opponents after winning his games against them. It kind of looks like he's telling them off for losing to him 😆
He’s like “dude, cmon. You can do better than that measly attacking attempt”
Chess's first Rule.
Beware of Indian kids having white mark on forehead 😂❤
good MAGNUS talk strategy with youngess boy
Pragg, pranav and pranesh are the guys who can defeat carlsen in classical. They are bold attacking and defensive at the same time.
Praprapra
Lol i think just Prag
@@wattersonjames6790 in future
Lol what about gukesh who defeated magnus twice in same tournament 😂...
@@Kartheekreddy-df4qowhich tournament? I want to watch.
Why this 16 years old boy looks like my grandfather ?
A truly beautiful game, with the goat giving tips to the up and coming players.
Favorite chess commentator
Great stuff.
Que apertura que jugo con las negras
This kid gives me the impression that he has humility and is a good human being with a good education . He played very well for most of the game against an incredibly strong player. Wishing him all the best.
Narrow minded@StarPlanet56789
Let's hear the analysis. Meanwhile analysis: *silence*
Magnus be like indians everywhere
overpopulated
@@Cartman5101 just overpowered
@@venumfury866 poverty, poor infrastructure, poluted, no life quality, high emigrating rate, yeah definitely over powered😂
@@Cartman5101 You live where ? Some fantasy land? Or are you just jealous that india is the most dominating country in chess just behind Russia
@@platypus8818 😂😂😂 look at indians population haha, and still best player comes from 🇳🇴
Magnus be like: Ohh God Another White Tikka Guy...
Nice game
Sagar shah nice commentary
What if Rg2 after Rxf2?? Then if king takes the rook, still have perpetual?? Or if king anyway moves to Kh3, then still rook chase Rxh2?? Is it possible to have a draw??
Respect.
There is no perpetual if the K is on g2 (perpetual only exist with K on f2) because after Qe2 check, the King can hide on a white square.
Ahh okay2 Thank you
Legend ❤
12:29 why Magnus didn't take the rook ? Can someone explain pls ?
Because it would be a draw (perpetual check)
Magnus is more than twice the age of Bharath, has tons more experience, and is arguably the GOAT. But Bharath played on a par with Magnus for most of the game. Very well done, young man!
I can gurantee that magnus at 13 was way stronger than bharat. He drew against kasparov. he has the feats. Experience ? what about the age difference ? It is clearly visible that magnus is not enjoying chess that much, like he did when he was a bit younger.
played on par ? nice joke, white was always winning.
@@shivsatyam4262 It wasn't a joke. It was my perception, different from yours, that's all.
@@shivsatyam4262 We can certainly agree about Magnus not enjoying chess as much as when he was younger. I have worked as a performing professional musician, and found that over time the original joy and enthusiasm waned as it became an obligation and a full time job.
@@dowaliby1well theres 1 thing called an opinion and another called the truth, stockfish always and i mean always had magnus in the winning position, so yh
Magnus vai,play with me ❤❤❤
Very very sharpy
not even CC?
उस बच्चे का एक सपना साकार हुआ 😮
How come when I take on 16 year olds I get arrested?
Yeah, especially since you're SUPPOSED to check and mate them
mating is illegal outside chess
@@advaitshankar3668 Not if you're a bishop... or a horse
@@disuser-lp3qv1tm8f r/woosh
Your incognito game is 3 digit elo
Where is pragg
Magnus vai,3 games in 3 games you lose,tititi,tititi ❤❤❤
Carlsen the teen slayer lol
Why this guy Bharat got chance to play with Carlsen?
Magnus: Hi ,there is a draw ,going way back at the middle, u shd take my rook
Indian: Can u found a win for me
Magnus,: u wait me to blunder, but unfortunately u blunder earlier than me.
De genio no tiene nada, Su cerebro es muy lento al lado de un verdadero genio MAGNUS
I challenge for you..!
Wait is it the 1800's? Why do they have to write the moves down? There's video!!! There's live commentary!! They have flawless photographic memory and can replay the game at will afterwards!! Ridiculous man.
@@user-jh4cy8du5y THERE ARE A.I SUPER COMPUTERS IT'S 2023
1. It Is Mandatory As Per The Rules
2. Helps In Claiming Draw By Threefold Repetition
3. Helps In Claiming Draw By 50 Move Rule
4. Helps To Prove The Time Limit Is Not exceeded
5. Prevents Cheating
6. Written Records Are More Reliable
7. Helps To Analyse The Game Afterwards
@rafael6693 useless formality especially at the elite tournament level
@@rafael6693 How would they prove time from handwritten notes?
@@sniffableandirresistble While digital boards are common, they can sometimes fail or be prone to technical issues. Having a physical record ensures the reliability of the moves made during the game
Me vs magnus
16 years??? Come on!!
Bhat may be better than Pragg.
Bharat is left-handed.IF YOU KNOW YOU KNO🪽
No one cares about winning the trophy.....the only win that matters is defeating magnus
Can you stop speaking during the game?
M
Indian English is so beautiful, instead of powerful say pavulful 😅
Well i heard sometimes, that they are killing this language😅
I know this will probably get lost in the comments but sometimes when I’m home alone I like to go out in my garden and cover myself with dirt and pretend I’m a carrot.
I notice you carrot. I fully support your identification as a carrot
Why this 16 yo looks like my dad ?
😂😂😂😂😂
😂
el niño no entendio ni madres
Boycott Qatar 😊
lmao 16 y old
Decline and downfall of magnus begins
@British_vlogfirst learn grammar
@@ShankGV savage bro 😂💥
He was never in a losing position what r u on about?
@@crazytamilan0311how was that savage
Magnus the GOAT WHIPPING INDIAN ases since 20 years
2:48 mustache