The big controversy in the game of Magnus Carlsen and Alireza Firouzja at the World Blitz 2019
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- In the 19th round of the World Blitz Championships 2019 the game between Alireza Firouzja and Magnus Carlsen ended with Alireza losing on time. But it was not all. Apart from the result of the game, Alireza also had an appeal against Magnus Carlsen. What was it? Find out all the behind the scenes happenings captured by ChessBase India. Thumbnail: Lennart Ootes
Video: Sagar Shah
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For everyone asking for an explanation/commentary on what had happened:
Rule is: if you run out of time, and your opponent could've checkmate you in ANY possible way, you lose... however if your opponent couldn't checkmate you in any possible way (he doesn't have enough chess pieces to do so like a king and a knight) it's a draw.
1:00 - 1:24 Alireza was running out of time (look at the left side of the clock that represents his time) with around 5 seconds remaining after every move vs. 18 seconds for Carlsen.... Because he kept smashing the board and dropping pieces unnecessarily, he eventually lost a few precious seconds every turn until he ran out of time completely 1:24....
The first argument was, since Alireza ran out of time, is it a draw or a win for Carlsen? (Is there any possible way for Carlsen to checkmate Alireza and win the game).
Edit: fun fact, I believe Alireza and Carlsen himself thought it was a draw 2:16 !!!
To everyone's surprise, the referee calls the game a win for Carlsen! The computer simulator 4:27 showed that there is one possibility for Carlsen to checkmate Alireza (which in reality would almost never happen, why would Alireza promote a pawn into a knight and not a queen unless he was very very stupid?) But rules are rules, 1- Alireza ran out of time + 2- there was a possiblity for Carlsen to checkmate Alireza = Carlsen won the game
Now, Alireza, already mad at himself thinking he drew the game that he was so close to actually winning and beating the mighty Carlsen, completely lost his mind (and a little bit of his dignity) when he heard he ended up losing the game!! First he argued how is a checkmate possible 1:32 .........Then, at 4:45 he asked the officials to show him the rules book to confirm that by the rules, he lost....after he saw that with his eyes at 5:29, this is when Alireza hit a new low and started lying that Magnus talked to him in Norwegian at the very end which distracted him and made him ran out of time....(it seems he didn't know the match was recorded on camera)... Alireza (desperate and truly pathetic at this point) proceeded with filing an official appeal 9:00 and it looks like it was instantly trashed by the committee ... And that was it..gg!
Only 10 likes 😢
Thank you for the explanation!
@@Juzf22 @Sabino you're most welcome 😎👍🏼
Thank you
Every game has RULES. If someone ignores the RULES, he is playing a DIFFERENT GAME! E.g boxing without Gloves wouldn't be the same. IF you change even ONE Rule, you change the game. That's why in chess you have Variations like Blitz, because some people can't stand boredom. I don't play chess because, I don't have time to waste.
Me on every chess video: watch entire video and go straight to comments to find out what just happened
Lol same here.
So, what happened??
He accidentally knocked down his own king, which means he lost I think?
@@leolu7614 he lost for time
Same here
Me: watches 2 recommended chess videos
TH-cam: this is your life now
i've been into this shit for 2 years and i fucking love it
Welcome to the life, it’s great to have you :)
Same, I might start to play chess now lol 😂😂🤣
@@amooryali8137 What is your rating after 2 years?
@@chyngyzismailov5821 i dont play rated that much
1650
when i finish exams i feel like i can reach 2000 easily
Magnus:
Alireza: omg dude stop speaking norwegian
😂😂😂
😂😂😂😂😂
These geek is a sore loser.
😋 #firouzjasc good boy
😂😂😂😂
When your opponent is so powerful that you start hearing things...
Mental things mate, a.k.a nervous matters.
the best comment in this comment section
LOL LOL LOL
End game boss music started playing
Aliresa v carsen, th-cam.com/video/E1KnM8fbz_w/w-d-xo.html
Magnus invents a chess move.
"Auditory Hallucination Attack" where the opponent starts hearing foreign languages.
Lol that's actually funny
This is where firouzja suddenly remembering his trainings and sayings of his sensei, with emotional music
L M F A O
Lol..
Lmfao 😂
I thought that was really Sneaky the Way Magnus Cheated on this game. When Magnus shouted- 'LOOK, THERE'S ELVIS! and everybody turned out to look for Elvis and then when everybody was looking he took his Opponent's Queen- I thought that was very Sneaky of Magnus.
It always works
unfortunately doesnt work for online chess
@@Fajowski50 damn...
I hate it when my opponents do that
@Ericola - You are right!. Magnus lying about seeing Elvis was even worse than his Cheating.
Alireza: I don like to loose by time when I am clearly winning.
Rules: Tough isn't it?
Lol this. Don't follow the rules, get wrecked
Maybe he wouldn’t lose by time if he didn’t bulldoze the board three times.
😂😂😂
😂😂😂😂😂 Made my day
😂 I like to call it “leveling the playing field”
True
Maybe Carlsen's 1 second raged made him shook, dude u cant imagine how the atmoshere there is, soo dont talk shits like knowing
It's blitz bro. You have two opponents, and one of them is the clock.
Perfect comment, so less likes
Actually!!I share by the same thought!
One is the clock and the other one is yourself as we could see!
whos complaining about the time? -.-
Underrated comment right here.
4:53 Giri telling the arbiter that Magnus also spoke Norwegian to him during his game XD
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
What giri was saying
Wow sore much
@@daivikgor4529 may be can i check the camera
3:02 Vidit gujrathi spotted
”You can never win with only king and bishop”
Magnus: Hold my water bottle
realistically though he would've never promoted a pawn to a knight, so the win is just in theory.
@@zachbarber3211 You must be fun at parties
@@fuddafirst if... It wasn't blitz, Magnus would have played differently
@@TheErasec you know magnus, he plays how he feels anyway. just wanted to point out that rules are rules, no matter how unfair it might look to either biased viewers or purists
@Ed why are you telling me? that wasn't the topic and it was NOT a draw because magnus still could've won
May 1st I’ve been in quarantine for 54 days, I’ve started watching chess videos. I have no idea what’s going on ever and yet I still sit here watching two guys move blocks around for 13 mins straight.
bawkah lol same
Thank god im not the only one
I felt that
Yeah dude, no clue how the game, but this is somehow entertaining
Same
I love how cool headed Magnus is and even thinks it's a draw, what an honorable dude.
I broke out laughing so hard when the simulation showed the possible checkmate. You have got to be kidding me 😂
Well the opponent is run out of time, so he no longer can pilot his pieces.
So all scenario could happen.
promoting to knight lmao
you don't even need a knight. You can checkmate in that position even if there we no pawns on the board
Alireza was not that fool to promote Knight
@@sweet_stranger114 he ran out of time so he can’t no longer control his pieces, only the opponent can determine his pieces move
Imagine getting close to Alireza and whispering "U mad bro?"
Lol
How you say "in Norwegian"?
@@epifunny1 aha
@@epifunny1 "du gale bro?" Google translate is the answer 😅
He'd throw a bottle of water at you
Carlsen concentrated so hard his thoughts entered Alireza's head.
Lol this made me roll😂
this comment is epic :v
🤣🤣🤣
That's anime script here...
Lol
0:38 - he moved the king so hard it shook the camera.
Hey he is just 17 here or even less...
Let's not forget how we were ... I can understand his pain...how its feel...even while playing online if we lose winning positions then we know how it feels like...and here the man is "Carlsen"...what we accept from kid...and he was not polite but atleast was calm...
When he mentioned the rulebook, i was expecting a big, old, dusty book.
- Silver - haha so did I
Now that's stereotypical
"THE CODE"
Sem
its a well maintained rule boo, not like the ine we have in pirates of the Caribbean
Everyone's gangster until Alireza asks for the rule book and the Arbiter pulls out a 1500 year old scroll
I love this comment
Lol
Ftw
So glad I was never one of those tantrum kids. Had a friend like that. Funniest when he lost video games - blaming everything and everyone except for himself.
@@siriusleigh24 btw who is the winner?
We've all behaved in ways we regret when we were 16. The only difference with Alireza is that for him it happened very publicly and now he has been immortalised as having shaky hands (as if he's the only chess player who knocks pieces over in a time scramble), not knowing rules (even Magnus thought it's a draw because he only had a king and bishop and we're so used to that being an automatic draw), being histrionic and lying (as if none of us ever got upset and handled ourselves poorly).
also he had like 8 cameras in his face during the whole thing.
Exactly, he was just a kid. Look at all these losers in the comments acting like they've never conducted themselves poorly.
Yes but one thing bothers me even knowing he was 16 back then: A player of his level should know the rules. These are basic rules for this format.
@@robertzimmermann9710 Even Magnus didn't know and had to have it explained to him. It's not a "basic" rule.
@@aesaphyr Sure it's a basic rule. It's not trivial to see the mate, that's right. But Magnus did know the rule for sure as everyone should at this level.
Most of the young GMs/IMs (especially around 16- 21 years old) do really have a huge ego. Most of them would really not think about the way they say as long as it could gain something in their favor. Even if it's idiotic, they would try their best to win. It's hard to accept defeat in a match where you clearly (pieces speaking) ahead of your opponent but lose because of time. It was his fault tho, smashing pieces maybe because of panic.
It's just their immaturity.
You can't really say "I only lost on time." If the clock wasn't there or both players had much more time it would have been a very different game and you may well never have gotten to that winning position.
They need big egos; the engines would beat all of them any time!
big ego low elo
Hikaru: hold my beer
I understand this guy. When I lose online matches I also complain about the other player speaking aloud
funniest comment xD you deserve all the points
😂😂😂😂😂
I usually complain that he uses engine
Yeah or other player breathing heavily😅
@@starboiklem8381 "If he beats me he is using engine" 😂😂
Ever since Matt Damon grew his beard, everyone finds it difficult to beat him in chess.
Jason bourne 🤣
Best comment 😂
@Vibhash Tripathi u don't know?
I see what u did there😂
Hahaha 😂😂😂
Its amazing that chess channels dont overlay music, its so great to hear the original sound
Great video, I think it captures the facts well, I'm sure Alireza was just so disappointed at losing that he was looking for an excuse, I don't think Magnus made any distractions in those final two minutes. It was very unlucky for Alireza but the result was correct according to the rules
Carlsen has created the incredibly ability to speak in his native tongue without moving his mouth. Truly incredible.
To be fair, Ali Reza deserved a draw. A king and a bishop cannot mate. And whatever silly sequence led to the one chance of checkmate is absolutely a joke.
The dude is lying, I played this back twice and Magnus said NOTHING... the fucking liar.
@@vegassims7 11:37-11:39 maybe
@@mukulmishra7694 but i guess he didn't even noticed or flinched
@@mukulmishra7694 but he said he talked when he was like 2 or 3 sec left from the game
"Magnus started speaking in Norwegian and it disturbed him" magnus was indeed summoning Odin to open the gates of Valhalla because he was about to send a sacrifice 😂😂
lmao
Besides, I don’t see him say anything when there were 2 seconds left, neither in Norwegian nor in any other language
Haahahahahahahhaahah
Saying a quick prayer for his opponent
😂😂
After (1) requesting the rule book and (2) filing a hand-written complaint, Alireza returned a third time to aSk To spEaK tO tHE MaNaGEr!!!
Alireza #firouzjasc is a good boy
It is interesting that they didn’t know that rule or had doubts about it. This rule has been in practice for at least two decades and what happened in the game does occur time to time.
clown, No chess players knows all the possible draw positions or not from insufficient material... Literally the most non important thing to know in chess
@@majormononoke8958well, they use computers to do that brainlet
he was the guy who flipped the figures all over the places but complaining about concentration issues- what a jokr
yeah thats the obvious reason why he lost
He's a 16 year old, playing against the highest rated player in the history of this 1000 year old game- Magnus Carlsen. Magnus has more titles than the Khaleesi from Westeros, you can cut Alireza some slack for fumbling with pieces being against Magnus, nevermind having 2 seconds on the clock, imo
@@namankhilrani8845 yeah but you cant cut him some slack for complaining just to try a snatch a draw or something
@Tina Moran "kid" is the key word here
@Tina Moran I mean is 16 adult? I'm 16 and don't feel like I can be sane all the time
Carlsen so deep in his head he was talking Norwegian to him telepathically 😂
Carlsen did say «faen», which is similar to «fuck» in English. But that was way before and Alireza should've stopped the clock and called an arbiter immediately if he was disturbed by it. I don't think he really was.
@@jeschinstad He was disturbed by it, but when you have a winning position against the fucking World Chess Champion with 1-2 seconds on the clock, you're 100% focused on the game. Just calling the arbiter would mean his flag would fall. Not to mention he's young and ambitious, the stress and excitement levels of a young kid would be over the top. Why isn't anyone trying to understand Firouzja here ?
@@citrus7487 if he gets disturbed by a single whispered word which 'causes' him to lose then perhaps chess is not for him. And for a 16 years old he's acting like a child.
@@citrus7487 Also don't forget that literally the reason why he lost so much time is because he kept putting back the peices which has nothing to do with magnus whispering a word which took place way before the end where firo had 8 seconds not 2 seconds like you're lying about. Why are people defending a sore loser?
@@citrus7487 Everyone understands that the kid was nervous, for he couln't even move the peaces proper. And losing to the world champion in such a position is bad luck. But pretending not to know the rules, and then after this attempt fails, lying, simply disqualifies him as a chess player. Improving ones playing skills is always possible, but being a sportsman is something you are born with or not.
Carlsen said something at 11:39 in the video and the game ends at 13:30 , meaning they played well over 2 mins after that and Alireza had 8secs at that point carlsen had about 3, so Alireza gained way more time over the period but lost it when he slammed pieces , which is why his appeal was dropped because he lied he had only 2 seconds and that made him lost the game.
It one thing to feel angry or depressed that you screwed up your winning opportunity (we have all been there). He had the right to ask for a rule book which he did , but after even been proved wrong he went on to look for another excuse,if he’s qualified to be a super gm he’s qualified to know better. it’s another thing to accuse your opponents to try and get him penalized just to win, Magnus understood his frustrations afterwards but Alireza saying because magnus swore that distracted him?? Common there are noise of flash lights more distracting than that going on in the background.
Note: In a game we aren’t robots , you’re allowed to sigh or make a frustrating remark about yourself as long as it’s not unruly or throwing bottles in the air during the game, and the video shows magnus didn’t say anything when he had 2 secs left
well to be honest, alireza kinda did nasty things to this chess game when using pieces he just, i dont know if that was by accident or special but he just throw pieces on the board
He swear in Nordic /Norwegian at some point. "Fan".
@@nallebreanbut not when Alireza had 2 seconds left, so Alireza lied in his statement
Completely fair decision. Ali reza could have just made random moves instead of running out of time. It would eventually end in a draw by insufficient material.
this what i was thinking bro
Camera man: "let's follow this kid around and see if he throws some more temper tantrums"
Underrated comment hahaaha
@@kuratortrivia795 I laughed very hard
For his tantrums he should be suspended
Definitely a Maury cameraman
After the arbitration said no cameras.
let's be honest, alireza acted like a clown.
but let's also be honest, we all were young clowns at some point, just haven't been recorded and watched by 5 million people
He had more material than Magnus, and to lose after that is depressing. I would've shit my pants and tried everything possible to get the win.
Exactly !
Bro, he should win this, the position is winning, it is a shame for magnus not resigned this respectfully.
Na the kids just a bad loser nothing to do with age
@@floydjr784 most people would be a sore loser when losing on time when you have a better position and much higher material than magnus
I will say the rules were kinda broken, because Carlsen because there was ONE possibility of checkmate only if Alireza would promote pawn to knight which is not something he would feasibly do but the rules are rules
But even Carlsen before everything started was like the fair result would be a draw, but he won because of one small thing
But then Alireza just does the dumbest move he's played, not in chess but in life
actually he doesn't even needed to promote to any piece to get mated. If his king went to h8 and bishop to h7 and Carlsen bring his king to f8 then basically any check with the black bishop is mate. So it is not only one possibility like you said, but still not something any player would do
Actually, before his final move during which clock went to zero, Alireza had a winning position! Instead of Kg4, only winning move is g6! But instead, with 3 seconds on the clock, he moved his king, overturned it and lost on time :) Amazing
Carlsen curses for half a second
The game continues
The game continues
The game continues
The game continues
The game continues
Firouzja drops his pawn
The game continues
Firouzja tilting one pawn which now it stands on 4 squares at the same time
The game continues
Firouzja knocks down the king
Firouzja loses on time
Firouzja accuses Magnus of disturbing him......................................
...........
4 squares part really got me
Bcz he had that in his mind...and eventually made mistakes
@@adarsingh8810 Words of a sour loser
Yep point to be noted 🤔
that kid annoyed me with that comment that he got distrubed (if) magnus said something in norwegian
i find it more distracting when the kid was throwing his pieces around knocking everything over.
Excatly
at the end of one of his turns, there were 2 figures with a majority of their standing area on other spots than before. Wouldn't that be an illegal move and disqualification?
I talk about 0:42
@@wickedapplecss4872 i don't See any pieces moved to a different location
That's why chess should only be played digitally. People lose just because they do not have a good hand eye coordination
Magnus knew he wouldn’t promote to a knight but also knew this little tournament trick.
They both are a top level player and so in my opinion if they agreed to consider the match a draw then no 3rd party should challenge the players agreement as there were no any complaints from both side.
Why get the arbiter involved? He should have requested trial by combat.
omg im dying 😂😂
I love you, have a wonderful day
You think Ali there could've beaten Magnus in single combat? The dude looks like he bench presses actual kings and queens in his downtime for fun
This nerd wont have a chance against magnus
wallytuber Demanded*
“The Chief Arbiter is summoned” *halo music starts playing*
Were it so easy
"Whomst has summoned thee"
"If they came to hear me beg, they will be disappointed"
What would you have your arbiter do?
“Kill me or release me, parasite, but do not waste my time with talk!”
11:00 i love how the arbiter and the guy are making fun about they re-je-cting the appeal
Magnus played it smart at end by moving bishop back n forth quickly to add small seconds to his clock. He went from 4secs. To 15 secs. While other guy remained at 4 and 5 secs until end. @12:20
After this, the kid went home and smashed all his Lego toys.
This is a golden comment ngl.
XD
U mean mega bloks. Lego is a choking hazard.
Lol
ofc he did that cuz he is only 15 and lost winnable match VS the best chess player in the world
He was the kid who always reminded the teacher about the homework
@poki loki you snitch
@poki loki Dirty Backstabber.
xDDDD
@poki loki ur mommy surely still loves u
Are ooo bhosadivale chacha
The kid was flustered. We’ve all been flustered before. He just happened to be observed by millions of people.
I’m sure he learned his lesson.
In that position not necessarily to have knight for checkmate. Just simply put white king on h8 bishop on g8, and black king on h6 ,finally black bishop can checkmate if we put on diagonal a1to h8 !!!
I was more disturbed by buddy knocking over all the pieces.
You werent even playing
Magnus is so smart that he knows where to put the piece so his oponents has a hard time moving pieces.
That's Blitz for you. Carlsen is just so good.
you are so smart you can't even spell
@@unkown2044 only if I do my best
It would be a clever metagame strategy :)
Those are just endgame principle which Carlsen obviously knows much about
This means even if my opponent has a knight and I have a pawn and I lose all my time, then my opponent wins. Coz the engine shows the way in which I lose with position like my king and knight(promoted by the engine) on a8 and b8 respectively and my opponent's king and knight on b6 and c7 respectively. It's still a checkmate.
Man saw the 2 girls at 4:02 and tried to look tough
Thats hikarus wife
The sentence "Magnus started speaking in Norwegian and it disturbed him" is hilarious.
Brah you are everywhere. I saw your comment on Star Wars theory
I didn't see him talking Norwegian I don't know why he said that
@@jeanmichel4269 The only thing he said in Norvegian i think it's ''Va fan'' at 11:38 it means, '' oh shit ''
Machine gun Kelly said the same thing
@@nathangabriel8379 sorry for being nitpicky, but its spelled 'hva faen' in norwegian
He didn't even wanted to shake hands, such a bad loser..
Which of them xd
Game Play the kid with the white
@@GamePlay-op5cq Alireza didn't wanted to shake hands. It is common that one that loses, shake hand first. If you watch closely the end of the game, Magnus wanted to shake hands, but Alireza refused..
Yeah seriously
Aid yeah but to whom your saying this , A 16 year old who isn’t even matured enough
Edit : ok I get it but sometimes you gotta understand what went through his head
I am not saying that he is correct , I am just saying that he can be forgiven considering his age
And did I mentioned this thing happened 1 year ago
1:41 Puts jacket on like a G
Excellent video on learning the Norwegian language
This isn't even a debate, Magnus didn't say anything in the last seconds.
He did say fuck in Norwegian
Next Door but not in the last seconds...
@Quantum Zain But the game went on for much longer Alireza made it seem he said something at the very end.
Quantum Zain Alireza should’ve paused the clock and called the ref but he continued playing. If for example someone made a touch move and the Opponent didn’t call it they would have to go fuck themselves as they didn’t call the ref and missed an opportunity
@Quantum Zain so alireza placing his pawn in between fields is okay then i guess xD
Magnus: About to win
Alireza: But....but i was starting to hear the norwegian boss music
Underrated comment 😂
😂😂
😭🤣
technically alireza was winning on the board
LMAAOFDJDHDSN
9:20 "Dear Santa Claus, I want a win against Magnus for no reason, thank u"
That arbiter is so Greek!!! Congrats to Panagiotis Nikolopoulos for the way he handled the whole issue. He kept his composure the whole time.
1. People coughing
2. You can clearly hear clocks from other tables
3. You can also hear cameras too
4. Yes Magnus sweared but seeing all other stuff i doubt his concetration suddenly dissapeared
5. He spent more time knocking pieces around and distracting Magnus with it
Yep damn true
The complain was that he did it in 2 seconds or 4 secs left when magnus sweared he had like 8 seconds
They can be world class players, but that doesn't take out the fact that he's just a child in the process of learning to lose
Great comment! Well said
That’s fair, but I’d be pretty pissed if I spent the last 5+ years grinding to get to GM, getting good enough to play against the world champ, then have the game be a win for black instead of a draw because it is possible, if white promoted to a knight and suffocated his king (which wouldn’t happen) to checkmate with just the bishop. Nevertheless it is his fault his time ran out, no question. The problem lies (it seems) in the rules where if black *could* checkmate given some absurd circumstances, then they are considered to have mating material.
@@ryankoski2499 it's interesting, if white had less material, say just a pawn and king or king and queen, and lost on time would it be a black win or draw
A stubborn child to be precise
This Ali guy is no joke though, look at him play Carlsen online: th-cam.com/video/xj_C4_i4w_A/w-d-xo.html
Alireza lost time from misplacing the pieces because he was nervous. It was a close fight
11:38 i think Magnus said "Faen altså" which basiclly means "Damn it"
Yess we needed a norwegian thanks buddy
His " could I speak to your manager" headass
Kid is going to grow up as a male Karen named Bob.
“hE waS tAlkIng” I’ve heard better excuses in a playground wtf
Dude, he lost because he dropped his pieces and now he is blaming others
It's a legit excuse actually. In a professional match you should shut the fuck up not to distract your opponent. If Alireza had been able to prove Carlsen distracted him they would have disqualified Carlsen in that game.
@@SaeedAcronia he cant prove he distracted him because there was no distraction which is why its a terrible excuse. hes blaming someone else for his own errors.
@@karllhungus2681 I said if.
@@karllhungus2681 There was a distraction. Magnus wildly nodded and cursed. To a focused mind, that is a distraction.
Even without the knight there are ways to checkmate, if Firouzja puts his king at a dark-square corner, and puts his bishop beside it blocking his king, carlsen can have his own king also restricting the king's movement and checkmate with his dark-square bishop
Not the case
the promotion to knight scenario made stockfish write in the annotation chuck norris
If your concentration can be shattered when you hear your opponent muttering something under his breath, chess is not for you.
Bobby Fischer: Am I a joke to you
lol a 16 year old that almost won against the world champion - chess is probably not for him
@@Simon-fj2wn lel top kek :D kinda triggerd
@@gustavgunz1877 Hes got a point tho
5@Flatulence The Unending
Why is there a freaking jet engine in the background during the interview ? It’s louder than the mic ...
Seems like every video has the key engine, coughing, and loud clicking in the background
@@brayx6697 I'm starting to think it's some sort of meme in pro Chess to have annoying noises in the background.
Its the sound of the A/C unit cause these chess matches get heated.
It probably was a PS 4 LUL
It's Carlsen's private Jet
These guys are closely matched. Good game. Fast, too.
When I was 16 and I lost a game to a 1300 rated friend (I was 1100 rated at that time) I cried cause I was in a clear winning position the whole game
Alireza: "Show me the rule in the rulebook!"
Arbiter: Shows rule.
Alireza:
Arbiter:
Alireza: "He spoke Norwegian!"
Appeals Committee: gtfo
Bro what is gtfo
@@ryuk5673 what stfu
@@exceptional3602 nvm
@@ryuk5673f no one is telling directly nvm,gtfo what is this bro 😭
@@exceptional3602 idk
This is how super villains are made
Julio Mendez this comment is hilarious 😂. I hope it gets the likes it deserves.
Best comment
LOL... so true. And Firouzja appears to be so damn good, we just might be able to root against the little jerk for decades!
@@jackm4457 I don't know about others but to me he seems a very ignorant and displeasing individual. I despise his lack of fair play. This is not future World Champion behaviour.
@@AlinTrinca mean I'm a Carlsen fan, but he's behaving sometimes angrily too. So that's just human I guess
Alireza probably could have got like +5 secs added to his clock for the little outburst let out by magnus, should have paused the clock when it happened and raised his hand, would have been able to analyse the board in the pause time too
I had the same problems playing with iranian, afghani , when they losing they create new rules, but in the other hand if really Carlsen spoke when it was 2 second left he must be disqualify.but it was not the case
me on every chess video: "I have no idea what is happening but i'm still going to watch the whole thing because it's so enternaining..."
Or because Magnus is good-looking lol
Great answer😂
Sometimes they suddenly shake hands at the end and I need to read the comments to see who won.
@@PeterSedesse The player who offers the handshake is the one who resigns
Well I also took a while to figure it out. But when u get used to u will know that situations are obvious. 😅
he lost the game because he spend a lot of time when he dropped his pieces several times
Who? Magnus?
And didnt bother to correct his own pices he knocked over. This is poor sportsmanship.
@@ertuchertuch2233if it was a draw what was he complaing about?
Thats what i saw
It is not a draw,magnus won as he could still checkmate
What actually made Alireza lose time and lost was the 2 mistakes he made of making the pieces fall, when you see the last move he could make the move on time but he could'nt do it cause when the king fell when he was moving he had to pick it up again before hitting the clock and that was the big mistake that cost Alireza the game if the king did'nt fell he could have won.
This is his problem. This is not an excuse
@@detectivemz2544 it is his problem also a big mistake.
why cant the chess players just put one hand on the clock and one hand controlling the pieces so that they can make quicker moves?
A lot of pressure is going on, and fast moves can result in big mistakes. That's it. Not a mistery here. Pieces have different hights, with a quick move you can lose that and forget about it and hit hit while your hand is passing by trough another pieces and hit it by mistake. Is comprehensible. Anyone can make that mistake if he is not careful enough.
Even your clothing can be a harm to the game, for example if your sleaves are to long that can hit piece and put it down is a big mistake. And in my opinion i would make a new rule on that particular move when you hit down your own piece in the move you lost it without any chance of moving again, is the oponent move next and it should count like an eaten piece. But not to end a game to give a win or lose to anyone, you just lost it cause of your mistake, does not matter if its the queen or any other, but then if you make the king fall in the move you lose automaticly. Don't matter if it is in the first moves. That rule should be made, it would make the game even more hard and fair.
Not a huge fan of this rule. I get why it's there but it ends up punishing the person for being in a winning position. The fact that alireza had the extra pawns is effectively why he lost. Barring of course the lost time for knocking pieces over
I think the kid doesn't realize that he was being recorded the whole time.
Why? Magnus do say things in the video
There's a huge ass camera in front of his face.
@Some Dog 11:38 and I'm not saying it is an excuse, but it isn't a lie as well. I think Firouzja is a very bad player though
@@sweppz5204 but its irrelevant to his excuse.
@@ac4694 well his excuse is that he got distracted after Carlsen said something in Norwegian, Carlsen did say something in Norwegian and we can't say if he got distracted or not just by watching a video of the match
I don't see how it's irrelevant to his excuse
Maybe if alireza didn't knock every piece over on the board each turn he wouldn't have to look for excuses 🤔
shouldnt that be a foul?
@@claus1225 GMs dont care bout this kind of rules, doesnt affect them
@@claus1225 no, but that would eat up ur time as far as I know
@@mimemori7181 nah
Even if he didn't. The end result would have been a lose
Alireza wouldn't have lost on time if he wasn't playing rather slowly (for the time left on the clock), and if he wasn't holding the pieces he had captured in his hand which needed to be free.
He wouldnt have promoted to a knight. That is crazy to think he would, or anyone would promote to anything but a queen. But still, i guess, if its probable, or likely, however unlikely. Wild.
I heard he was speaking in Klingon saying :”your time is almost out. Stop dropping pieces” in between his breathing
William Tee your comment made my night hahahahaha
@@neftaliraulluzlicona947 fucking yes siiiir
Magnus actually says: fair result is a draw That says a lot about his fairness
Fair result is his win, because he respected his time limit, isn't it ?
@@jeana8224 when you run out of time but have insufficient material, ie. Only a king or king/bishop or king/knight, even if your time runs out, its a draw as even given more time, you would never win.
@@levicste i'm not good in english, but haven't u done a mistake in ur sentence ? It's not fitting the situation.
But to answer : if he has king and bishop, and time. And that his ennemy has the ability to win but loose by time, it's logic in a way. If he has victory/draw, it would mean he has use more time to think than allowed, itns undair
@@jeana8224Magnus is a very prideful person but he is also humble at the same time. He didn’t feel right about getting the win
@@trabz_2780 yeah i understand that's a victory with a strange taste
The rule is fine. Running out of time should be a harsh outcome and nearly always result in loss. Don't run out of time.
1:53 Grishuk telling Magnus about the possible checkmate if promoted pawn was promoted to knight
So guy lost cause of time, then tries to complain that his opponent was talking and that distracted him which his opponent never said a word. He lost on time cause he kept fumbling his pieces and now he is being a sore loser.
Carlsen swears in Norwegian at 11:37 while he had 8 seconds on the clock. I don't think it effected the game that much and I'm not defending Firouzja crying about it but Carlsen did say something.
Thanks i was not understanding at all lol
He's on edge because of the way the game is declared a loss and not a draw (it's the rules I know but it's clear it was impossible for him to lose), so that point must've surfaced. I totally agree with the claim being refuted though.
@@guspartschmuth592 It's completely legal to say "fuck". If you want to beat up people, stick to boxing.
He was getting excited thinking he was about to win so he started to shake more and more.
Magnus saying "You should've gone for the head" in Norwegian
That was dope
What happened in the video??
Did he??
@@simohayha6031 No:P he said "faen" which as an outburst roughly translates to "fuck".
@@ryujin8842 the kid ran out of time and tried an appeal because he was claiming that magnus talked to him in the final seconds of the match.
I think Alireza was referring to somewhere at 11:34. I know most people don’t think it’s a distraction but I can relate to him. I’m the kinda person who gets distracted by even someone beside me coughing during exams. I have learnt to try to compose myself but I know how it can be a distraction for people like us who require complete focus.
yeah, but Alireza had 8 second at that time, not 2 like he claimed and that wasn't the reason why he ran out of time as he continued making moves for the next 2 minutes.
If you look at the recap footage at the end, you can see at the time that Alireza Firouzja mentioned, Magnus Carlsen did not speak at all and Alireza did not look like he was getting distracted at all, it looks like both players at the time mentioned in the appeal that they were making facial gestures like they were thinking about how to go around each other's pins or checks. So in conclusion, i think Alireza was trying to make something up because he was mad that he lost via running out of time
Alireza Firouzja mistake summary:
0:21 knocks over piece, Incredibly distracting for Magnus!
0:45 Leaves a pawn in the middle of nowhere for 2 moves, Magnus gets OCD attack!
1:21 Makes his king commit suicide
But the mistake was that he forgot to premove😂😂
That's hilarious 😂😂
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😂😂😂😂😂
🤦♂️🤦♂️🤦♂️
Lmao
If you watch closely, he runs out of time because he keeps knocking pieces around. He took too long to pick his final move back up and ran out of time. As well, Magnus never says a word while it's happening.
i dont even need to look closely for that
no shit sherlock i was blindfold but i still noticed that
@@newleafoverit wow wow men chilll
He is a bad loser.
@@holar6807 wow wow I wasn't being serious don't read my comment with that tone lol
Can someone explain to me the type of complexity that goes on in their minds at this level of chess? Like how complex is their thought process, like how many layers of calculation or articulation is going on for them?
1:54 Grischuk without computer saw the win for Magnus first. He was talking about promoting knight.