Magnus realises game is unfair for his opponent and shows great gesture
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Imagine coming back to your computer and realizing you have 10 seconds against Magnus.
Yea😂
And then you win.
and winning
For most of us, it really wouldn't matter.
Idk about you but my chances are identical even when I have 12 seconds
gothamchess on his way to make a 30min recap for this game
hahaha
Yup
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And he sacrifices, HIS TIMMMMMEEEEE!?!
its incredible that they can play a whole game, including endgame in 12 seconds
well it does keep adding time when it goes below 5 seconds...
@@vfta7906 time is added for every move
with increment though
@@vfta7906 If not would do much with few seconds extra anyways !!
Very incredible indeed but would've been more insane if it was bullet without time control
It's insane how Magnus can warp spacetime to make 12 seconds into 5 minutes.
increment
@@papsithepepsi5049no shit sherlock
They each gain a little bit of time after each move
you get like 3s back from each turn. so a fast few turns can put 10-15s on the clock pretty easy.
lol nobody knows ur joking
Man really just made a 3 min Rapid game into a 10 sec|1 sec Bullet
Btw 3+1 is blitz not rapid
And 10+1 is hyperbullet, not blitz
my bad guys
@@victorkao1472 ...
@@dmytrotsvyntarnyi799 isnt it bullet because of increment
I think I would struggle to make *legal* moves at that rate, let alone coherent ones.
the system does not allow illegal moves kid
@@williamtaittinger4529 No shit, Sherlock. He meant that he would struggle to make actual moves with so little time, as it's a challenge on its own to put the pieces on available squares so quickly. Yeah, illegal moves aren't allowed. If you attempt one, it puts a piece on the original square.
That is because you are only 400 rated but generally the beter you get the more legal moves you will be able to make with little time left on the clock
@@williamtaittinger4529 he never said anything about making illegal moves, kid
@@williamtaittinger4529 what's with this arrogance granpa. Now you can feel yourself twice ashamed just because of your ignorance
"I'm worse. Why am I worse? That's unnecessary" I can't even with that comment
I like how this comment section only recognized magnus and his ability to turn 12 seconds into a five minute game lol the other guy ended with more time and won against magnus, super impressive on his part. Congrats to him.
Was thinking the same thing lmao
@@forthehomies7043just the fact he won is impressive enough
bro used all that extra time to reflect on his life and prepare mentally, they probably felt like 10 minutes for him. meanwhile magnus was thinking about dinner
And magnus didn’t make any excuses, took the L and talked about his misplay rather than the time. What a GOAT
@@rickyjohnson6747 He did pretty much say "that's when you play a whole game with 12 seconds on the clock," which people who like to focus on whether someone "makes excuses" would certainly qualify as an excuse.
Wow Magnus is the one on time. Thats a rare siuation
well... technically he is 1:17 minutes late...
Just lucky that the opponent hadn't made his move!
@@Gamandel lucky for his opponent
@@Gamandel Oppnennt was the one who's late. Bruh🤦
@@apaarshrivastava are u retarded? The clock was already going when magnus arrived, hence them both being late.
@@apaarshrivastava Come on, you're a chess fan, think further! He's right. Magnus came back when the opponent's clock had already started for over a minute. If the opponent had played immediately, this minute would be off Magnus clock instead.
"Magnus' opponent" is none other than GM Vladimir Fedoseev btw
@@keineahnungman91 And what was that for? Are you under a chess video or a video from the battlefield?
@@dapygor9339 I guess that was for solidarity, but that is not a strongest trait on you ruskies
@@MaikkariFIN I can see your comment, so..
I'm pretty sure they "showed solidarity" just because the original poster mentioned a Russian grandmaster Vladimir Fedoseev. It just seems out of place, as if I would shout out "Glory to Russia" In a middle of a conversation about science because someone mentioned an american scientist. That, in my opinion, is quite controverisal and you shouldn't not say something like "Slava Ukraine!“ or "Glory to Russia" unless it is the topic of the conversation.
@@dramorat154 Who could support invading country? Crawl back to your cave Putin's troll
@@dramorat154 imma go support the nazi germany during ww2 by your logic
Magnus is a true competitor. No one who is TRUELY competitive would ever be happy with a free win. A similar thing happened recently in the GSL I believe ( Starcraft 2 tournament) where two extremely good players were playing, Byun and Astrea. Astrea is one of if not the best player from NA, but was definitely the underdog going into the series. In the final game where the series was tied, Byun was in a winning position but it was very VERY close and 100% still opportunities to turn it around, Byun ended up having to tap out because he has very bad wrist problems and his wrists were hurting too bad to play.
This reminds me of that because I had it on good authority that Astrea was extremely disappointed at not being able to play the game out despite being slightly behind. True competitors don't want free wins, they want to play the game at the highest levels.
True competitors are fantastic. In the 1990’s hydroplane boat racing Budweiser had the first turbine engine. PaynPak had the second so was the only competition. PavnPaks tool truck burnt down. Budweiser drove their spare tool truck over and said. Get it back to us at the end of the season.
That’s the type of sports I like to watch. This was a 3 minute version of that. ;()
Yes lad with the Starcraft reference, been following gsl for a while
nobody cares about starcraft 2 buddy 😂
@@efeercelik5811 Fair enough man. It was just something that came to mind when I saw this video and I thought it was a cool comparison. Hope your day wasn't too ruined by my comment.
@@andrewadams530 okay bub
They are both amazing they played the whole game in just 12 seconds each with increment. *applause
The guy he played is also a Super GM
This is what happens when you play fairly and with great skill. Brilliant games where, yes, even the best can lose. This is far more honorable than picking up a free win against his opponent due to time starting early for him.
A true honest competitor. Truly amazing.
Magnus must let the time run, because if he loses, it would be very shameful to him, trying to beat a "dead player" like a coward and still lose. The opponent may also recording a trolling video like giving Magnus the time, in any case, Magnus must set the time for equal amount.
@@peterjames232What are talking about shut up bruh
@@peterjames232 bro what in the conspiracy is this
@@peterjames232You're underestimating Carlsen's chess skill.
That's incredibly humble, and sportsmanlike. When the final boss takes pity on you lol
Instead of blitz, they decided to play railgun chess
instead of bullet, they played Gatling chess
They played A-10 Thunderbolt chess
They played photon chess
They played particle accelerator chess
They played tachyon chess...
If you are playing not against magnus and this happens to your clock follow those instructions:
1. There is no time to waste
2. Premove e4 Ke2
3. You can't win with this little time
4. But you still can disrespect your opponent
🇷🇺💝Z
Mind explaining that to me? I just started playing half a week ago so my knowledge is close to non-existent.
@@KentoMusicits a joke, ke2 is one of the worst opening moves. But is is more commonly known as the bongcloud.
@@TheOofster123 lmao, the bongcloud?
@@KentoMusicIkr? I'm pretty sure it's called that because you gotta be high to play that move in an actual game.
Legend. I love how Magnus will do this. Like the one irl tourney where he was running late and his opponent stalled, Magnus ran down his own clock purposefully.
Also i love how Magnus put all the effort to give his opponent a challenge. Neurons were fireing all cylinders. Kudos.
Good of Magnus to wait, and then when he loses, he blames himself, and points out the draw instead of the whole thing about time. Good on him
You don't get to be the world renowned "Greatest of all time" at something by blaming your losses on not taking cheap unearned wins instead of your actual mistakes that caused your losses
The best people at a competitive game aren't the ones who win all the time, it's the ones who win or lose on even terms. It's called sprtsmanship, and I am really glad that Magnus is a good sport, unlike SOMEONE who complained about SOME award he didn't get. Magnus = GOAT
who?
Who?
For people who don’t know, I believe he’s talking about Hikaru being mad he didn’t get Best chess streamer or smthn
@@thegodofallakira6349 Well thats probably because Hikaru considers himself a content creator over a chess player
@@isosta2373 so his rage is actually justified
i dont know how complaining about not getting an award is unsportmanlike but, here we are
Respect for Magnus
Respect to Magnus. His opponent did well keeping his composure after thinking he was being screwed over with 12 sec vs Magnus
Magnus looks like knight Lancelot du Lac, but with a goldish helmet.
That game was so good. Respect to you for letting your opponent win so you can easily beat the next guy and play this guy again.
the sportsmanship is unmatched
This reminds me of my games where my opponent misclick blunders his queen, so I just make a random move so he can move it back. Or They misclick their king instead of of castling, so I make random moves while they reposition the rook and king.
I'm basically the same as Magnus essentially.
You know you can offer to revert the move in those cases, except if you're talking about a competitive setting like a tournament
No no its just the timez before you reliaze that it doesnt matter
Playing moves at .5 seconds that I would never find in my whole life.
If I had my whole life I could calculate so much would deffo find the moves
@@47eoghan47 Maybe you would, but someone who is bad at chess actually might not, they would likely think they found the best move early on in their life and not have the expertise to actually evaluate that properly, some sort of dunning-kruger variation.
@@okaydetar821 I’m bad
@@47eoghan47 Than you probably wouldn't find a lot of these moves with an arbitrary amount of time.
@@okaydetar821 you realise I could just learn chess and then in 20 years start calculating
**THE WORLD CLASS CHESS HERO!!!**
he may lost the game, but he won the respect
Dude Mags hair is off the charts. Love the bowlcut at the bottom and the chaos at the top.
"This is obviously pretty silly" is exactly how I'd expect the world's greatest living chess player to react to this situation. What a guy!
That's one of the reasons he's the goat
hes not even all high and mighty he just gives the man his time
Truly a fair gesture.
It’s better to lose honorably than to win scummy. You did the right thing.
“ Just trying to play for the win there.”
Mfks said that so calmly knowing that he still wanted to see if his enemy would fall into blunder first 😭
your opponent is not an enemy
for the duration of that game, yes they are.@@vibovitold
@@TB0MB63 this mindset may help some people, but also doesn't help some others.
eg. Botvinnik had a reputation for motivating himself by hating his opponents, while, for instance, Kramnik was known for mostly playing the board (not the man), which made him immune to Kasparov's aura of confidence.
i don't think there's a one-size-fits-all mentality in chess
this is his default setting he has held off the clock when people are late
Who is this guy he managed to keep up with Magnus equally and even more impressive win. Thats impressive
Meanwhile Hikaru:
"Haha look chat he's got no time!"
I didnt even know who this guy was but this video alone just made me a huge fan of Magnus.
"Just sitting here waiting" literally every irl tournament about Magnus. 😂
That's true sportsmanship right there
i think a tournament with a surprise bullet round is a really unique and interesting idea! as a community, we should really come together and contemplate what this has to offer for the future of chess
I have the greatest respect for you Magnus.
Huge respect to Magnus for waiting
I feel like an soaring eagle when Im shocked by a magnus blunder
I had no idea you got time back for playing moves, completely changes the game in a good way, like this where they both started at 12 seconds and were able to play an entire game.
Even with one second increment you still can’t even think for 5 seconds it’s insane
Good sportsmanship
“Being on time is people’s own responsibility”
-Magnus
this is like watching stock fish but on 5 depth but its magnus carlsen
*Magnus is good player , He should play internationals..*
Imagine Hikaru do that (you can't)
Yes, I can. Hikaru does this literally all the time when people are late to the board and lose time. The blind Hikaru hate from some Magnus fans is so fucking dumb
@@gmansplitlol yeah people get so weird about it. I don't especially like Hikaru either but so regularly I see people just imagine him doing something rude and then getting mad at their own imagined slight.
So dead at that.@@myrimu9829
when you're so incredibly good at something, it stops being about farming elo and getting wins under your belt, it's about always giving yourself the most sincere challenge to gain actual skill and experience at the thing you love doing
So true
says who?
Magnus certainly doesn't frown upon "farming Elo", in fact one of the very few professional goals he said to have in mind is reaching 2900 Elo.
obviously online games don't matter like over-the-board games
Man I love watching Magnus be Magnus ❤
The tag spam in the description tho 😂
2:50 On Lichess I think you could.
Not in a tournament tho.
Magnus wants to be the greatest of all time. Not the greatest win rate of all time. That's the kind of mindset you need to truly achieve it.
I died inside every time he took a drank from the bottle 😂
Fedoseev came back with a mission, his first 5-6 moves were instant. rofl
True sportsmanship by Magnus! Incredible how they can play such a flawless game with barely 10 seconds!
flawless?
It’s already unfair to be playing against magnus-
Just imagine how rare is this event. Magnus drinks water during the game.
Good on Magnus for the fair play, good guy.
Magnus is a great representative of Europe.
Great to see that we have such an hounorable person as the face of our game.
Crazy mad respect for Magnus. I mean I already respected him, but this just jacked my respect for him quite a lot of notches. Wow.
my guy calculated that magnus gonna mercy him, and won touche
it takes me 12 seconds to remember what colour i am
Magnus will never play in advantageous circumstances. That's for the weaklings. He is the one who gives odds. He is the king.
He caught so much criticism in his early years for caring more about the sport than the intellectual aspects, still grinding in very drawish positions when the opponents get tired and want to go home, turning chess into much more of a physical game than it was ... I remember Anand was really pissed around the time when he took the WC title from him. But he puts fair play first even if he's merciless.
he gave him the time. Lost. And then cried about it. Dude purposedly made it a faster than bullet. If a guy is not on time SMOKE him. Now Magnus was afraid of losing from start, hence his false "fairness". We see it was just a show as soon as he started crying about it after the loss.
@@williamtaittinger4529 when did he cry about it? magnus is the type of person who will get angry from chess but only because he didn't play well enough to win
@@williamtaittinger4529 he clearly stated that their is usually a draw after round 8 so assumed his opponent had gone to get a drink or whatever, then gave him the time back. whether he was upset about losing or not is irrelevant
@@joshhfletchh4841 Magnus is used to show HUGE disrespect for everyone else. In chess there is no bigger disrespect than showing up late. Magnus always does that and doesn't act like he cares. Even for this very game this mf was late. He was not counting the opponent would pull his own trick on his aix. He puts his opponents on this situation to humiliate, nothing more and nothing less. Then, when he lost he IMMEDIATLY started crying about it. Low as phook.
And thus, the Real-Time-Strategy genre was born
- Do you play Rapid or Bullet?
- I play Speed of Light.
and then there's me who would hang my queen on purpose knowing there's no way my opponent can win before he loses on time.
I do the same thing hang stuff on purpose
And I lost with my opponent having 3 secs on the clock a rook and king
This is why he is the best
Speedchess sounds like a variant I would actually wanna play.
Mostly cause I already do.
Man I love fightin games
Watching him drink water from a bottle, is a watching someone put their car into park, every time they come to an intersection.
GMs are totally difference species... Speechless!
Ah yes, 12+1 is my favorite time control
Minutes? no no no of course I don't mean 12 minutes
The man can leave the bottle cap off
First time i ever seen magnus lose
That's class and sportsmanship. Hikaru could learn from this a lot
meanwhile, my opponent declined a takeback after at a queen trade, I accidentally moved the pawn up a square instead of taking back the queen.
My opponent just took my rook after I declined his Queen blunder and moved pawn up to give him room to move away.
Obvious mouse slips I always allow takebacks for, but when someone just misses something and makes a dumb blunder that isn't a mouseslip then I never give takebacks. Recently had a dude that thought for 2 minutes before making a game losing blunder and the guy wants a takeback...
@@softan I know, it's hilarious. Usually it's indian guys who play like that.
But I think it's obvious that if you offer a Queen trade - it was literally in front of the other queen - it's not a blunder if you move your pawn a square up instead of retaking the queen haha
Magnus is so good he doesn't even have to make a move to win. His opponents are too scared to even move a piece
It's funny how im just watching a clock count down with magnus
Yes, Magnus, this IS good content.
Well done.
peeps like Magnus do have a heart.
He's probability one of the most fun Super GM.. he played bongcloud in a tournament for the sake of it.
Not saying he isn't a cool guy, but this is more about his own honor than anything. Usually, he is the one who gives "odds" by arriving late. He does not want to be on the other side of that equation, because that would be a loss-loss: either he wins but he had a huge advantage anyway, or he loses and it's extremely humiliating.
they blacked out from seeing your name. recovered just in time to throw the knight in.
Clearly a man who cares more about honoring the competition of the game and playing with integrity over the win. rare to see these days.
Blud's hair is beautiful
This is why you always just roll your opponent no matter the circumstances. Being present at your game is part of the game. If you travel to a tournament and sleep in for round 1 you have no one to blame but yourself just like if you blunder a queen.
no, and the second half of your comment is false
Imagine thats what bigfish wanted all along and he wasnt actually afk
“How to force Magnus to a bullet game”
still late even in online
You play against the world champion and start with an handicap. not very balanced. But Magnus is a gentleman!!
he's not world champion anymore though
@@darkpanthertv7330 He's still #1, and he also was still world champion at the time of the clip.
What a guy
Magnus pulling a Katakuri here. Ma man! 😂
Ultra ultra ultra bullet
Why didn't they just move the nights back and forth in three repetitive moves, to increase the clock?
If you repeat positions three times, it’s a draw by repetition
When a GM has an 1 hour against Magnus with 1 second your still in a disadvanage !
though he lost, he gained his opponent's respect
As the highest ranked player in the world, I would assume he already had that respect, but it became even stronger.