ayo @chess24.5 you dont need to clickbait us into watching. These videos are perfect length for binge watching, informative and impressive. I would be more inclined to click on a video which said: 'Magnus plays stunning game using (the opening) showing techniques such as (sacrifice, pins, skewer etc)'
honestly sometimes you just forget numbers in English when it's your second language XD I have the same problem but not with small numbers, usually with counting 3 digit numbers; but he was probably thinking about something else that's why he had to think what comes after 6 :))
@@Daniean He's rated 1800, so I don't think playing as good as he did is very plausible. He definitely used an engine, but like another comment said, he could've alternated between using it and not so it's not obvious.
I don't understand the motive of using an engine against a world champion. Against anyone really, but especially against the World Champion. If you win, you get no satisfaction. You didn't beat him. An engine did. You don't win money or a trophy. Meanwhile, you are missing out on the rare opportunity and privilege of playing the best player in the world, playing honestly. Even if you lose badly. Big deal. Everyone loses to Magnus.
Magnus never did a video where hw fought against stockfish so this man sacrificed his chance to let us know how the world champion compares against an Engine
people who use engines likely do it to lie to themselves more than anyone else. They will say look I beat magnus carlsen or some other gm to boost their ego because they will have said they are where they are not because an engine , but because they deserve it and believe there own lies. that and some people just get a ridiculous amount of satisfaction from being assholes.
@@fabmc8816 but magnus thinks he is playing a 1800 and not an engine so even he is not concentrating fully and is playing casually so this comparison wouldn't really count
@@pranavtulshyan2230 By the end he knows it's an engine it's not hard to figure out, magnus doesn't mention it because he wants prople to think that he is like an engine
Maybe not if you use a chess bot that gives you the best moves directly onto the board instantly, this way it's even possible to cheat in bullet. See chess bot channel on TH-cam. Also I encourage people to try shut that possibility down somehow, by making it known I hope to make a difference.
Wrong. Thats just bad cheaters. I could absolutely destroy Magnus even in 3+2 (probably even in 2+1) with Stockfish 13 because I have good mouse skills and I use a GUI (Nibbler) that draws suggested move arrows so I dont even have to look at notation.
Absolute genius able to play on multiple chessboards with a blind fold on and being the world chess champion since he was a teenager. Also magnus ‘what comes after 6’
@@snorlax7265 Do I have to explain to you that numbers can be pronounced differently in different languages, or can you figure that out on your own. 0,1,3,4,5,7,8, and 9 are all pronounced very differently in Norwegian than they are in English. Do you know what comes after seven in Norwegian? It's a word that sounds like "shoo" in English.
If he was using an engine he would've won+ he made a lot of mistakes and inaccuracies, but he put up a good fight , very well game and fuck you for thinking that anyone who plays good is cheating
@@Mikesco10 I am pretty sure he would have won the game if he had more time. Compare his moves and you will see how an 1800 player performs at 2500+ elo for consecutive 15+ moves during mid game.
It was suspicious. There's something in the way the best moves were all made at specific intervals while time was clearly moving against the opponent. If you see time slipping against you, you begin to make faster moves in the hopes of being right. That didn't occur until the very end when the moves were basically pointless.
@@seantimmons5900 when you're up against the best, rushing is a 100% a losing strategy. He probably just wanted to play a solid game regardless of losing against time. Also there's nothing that says 1800 is his real level.
@@nihlify Not rushing is one thing, but that isn't what manbearpig was doing. He was using basically the exact same time for each move, his pauses make no sense, including a few very obvious moves like Bxc5 at 7:07. He thinks the exact same time for every move, whether it's an obvious choice or a move that requires real thought. An actual player on that level would be playing moves like Bxc5 almost instantaneously, whilst taking a much longer time to find non obvious moves like Qh8+ then moving back to the exact same square. Then, the moment he got under 20 seconds and playing fast, his moves stopped making sense and Magnus quickly turned a lost position into a winning position a pawn up - because the player had no understanding of the strategical nuances and was just playing engine moves.
He was bad and good at the same time...felt like he miss played an adventure In a situation where I would think he would just simply keep adding pressure
I think too long to move pieces too. People might think I'm using an engine. Little did they know, I don't even have idea why I moved it. Best part is they still carefully analyzes my moves, like they think I really have plans.
Guys, this guy is not using an engine at all, is 100% human. Spent time on threats, and played fast when he could. That's it. Also had a shitty pawn structure, no engine would allow this.
I doubt he was sandbagging because you won't lose much rating when you lose to a player rated fathoms above you. You can see, manbearpig lost just 1 point in the end.
This is why Magnus is a good sport, he just assumes his opponents can play good moves too while everyone else cries "engine" every time a lower rated player plays decent chess.
There are a lot more to it as to why people can tell the opponent was using an engine other than playing really well against magnus. If u can't tell that means u still fairly new in the game as well
Guys... I get it that Carlsen is the World Champion and can play from home in his underwear if he so chooses, but for the love of God: somebody send him a decent microphone! Lav mics are like 10 euros retail on Amazon! It would be so much more entertaining to actually hear what Magnus says in decent quality. I cannot be the only one who's thought about this. If you've ever watched a video from Hikaru or Eric Rosen or Levy Rozman. They all have better sound quality overall. Please, please, please make this change for the audience. The World Champion cannot be the only chess streamer without good sound quality.
@@chidi8415 I’m a sound engineer listening through aligned and calibrated studio monitors. My ears are fine as I obviously get checked frequently. Have you heard a stream from Rozman or Rosen? Or Hikaru? The difference in sound quality is blatantly huge.
@@iamiupa your complaints are reasonable & understandable. But from ordinary mortal people like us, there's nothing wrong with the sounds. Ofc you heard blatantly different since ur profession depends on ur sharp ears everyday. But you're also right, Hikaru, Levy, Rosen, slightly better in my ears. Lol 'slightly' I said, it tells that different person have different perception of hearings. But I get ur point & agree. Magz is WC so his infrastructures & equipments should be the best of the best too.
That was funny, I wonder if he actually had to pause to think of what the English words for 5 through 1 are. He was probably just joking. Manbearpig plays incredibly well for an 1836.
non credo, si è preso lunghe pause, e non pause da 3/4 secondi. Se si gioca concentrati si evitano errori, e si mantiene una buona posizione coprendo gli spazi liberi evitando di far entrare Carlsen con i suoi pezzi in zone della scacchiera importanti
I didn't think he used an engine (although he might have set it up in the beginning), but I do think he was listening to the stream as he made the moves Magnus would calculate for him.
He took time to think from the opening already and even when just a few secs on the clock... All moves the best moves, no one has such accuracy otherwise he'd be world champion and even then
He clearly made some mistakes, so I don’t think he was using an engine. Some people can handle the fact, that some random guy did pretty well against Magnus. (I know it’s just banter blitz, but still)
I think that Magnus is actually happy with those 1800-200 ish cheating... I mean for him at least that's an actual training... Playing against them would be just a loss of time, in this way he can both properly train his midgame and makes some videos
blitz is hard, manbearpig is good player but he traded time for accuracy and good moves. Magnus still had almost 2mins. So it shows how good mr. carlsen is.
@@ieorlich Id personally rather play a good game (as indicated by Magnus) and get flagged, than lose via mate in 20 blitzed out moves. Based on the game I'm sure Madbearpig felt the same! If Magnus told me I played very well I'd be over the moon haha
I never played chess but I could see that the pieces of his opponent were overcharged to defend a pawn and Magnus will always have an advantage tempo to kick off the Queen the only thing that I see his opponent could do better was understanding what really Manus wants from putting his dark bishop here 4:42 the fact that he missed it was bizarre, Magnus wants to make pawns weaknesses and expose the king that's it and he allow it.
Impressive by a 1800 to hang with the champ. I wonder if he knew who he was playing. For a 1800 not to get mated in 5 minutes is a major accomplishment bravo
Surprised on move one for a different reason than I assumed, then again there are only 20 turn 1 moves you could make I assumed it was just going to be something really uncommon
@@danielnery4054 english isn't his first language, but his English is actually extremely good. He often quotes old sayings too. He's just joking and a lot of people here didn't realise that. Magnus has an incredible sense of dry humor.
@@vishalchidambaram1064 as I said, he is probably just joking, I just pointed the fact that it's not his first language to say it's has absolutely nothing to do with IQ
Obviously none of the people claiming Magnus' opponent here was using an engine bothered to analyze the game with a computer (in one example of many, lichess claims he blundered already on move 9). There is no reason at all to think this guy was cheating. An engine would have crushed Magnus' rat. Magnus played a terrible opening, and it's completely plausible that an 1800ish player would play this well against it.
because he is rank 1900 but still challenged magus quite a bit also the time intervals between each move is juuuust enough time to check stockfish before moving
Basically, you see he made his first few moves very quickly then instantly his moves started taking almost the same amount of time throughout the midgame, even though some moves were extremely obvious, and they were all almost perfect moves. For his 1800 rating, this doesn't really make sense and you see even when he only has 30ish seconds left he's still spending way too long making a move, and then he just makes random moves when he's just run out of time and cant use the engine anymore.
Magz: okay manbearpig you must out.. Manbearpig: e4. Magz: lolz You know, whoever this manbearpig, It reminds me of classic Japanese literature showdown between Musashi Miyamoto vs Kojiro Sasaki. Musashi came very late at their appointed duel. The annoyed Kojiro start impatient, furious, angry that his foe don't came. Exactly when Kojiro thought it's time leave out. Musashi came... Well except this manbearpig clearly not giving Magz psychological blow but amusement for us lol
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ayo @chess24.5 you dont need to clickbait us into watching. These videos are perfect length for binge watching, informative and impressive. I would be more inclined to click on a video which said: 'Magnus plays stunning game using (the opening) showing techniques such as (sacrifice, pins, skewer etc)'
"What's after 6?"
-- _Magnus Carlsen, World Champion Chessmaster_
honestly sometimes you just forget numbers in English when it's your second language XD I have the same problem but not with small numbers, usually with counting 3 digit numbers; but he was probably thinking about something else that's why he had to think what comes after 6 :))
@@senorzed6483 wow bro, you took the joke serious in a funny way, claps for you
@@FranciscoCruz-dx4ct I get the joke; But I was just telling people that it actually happens when you're counting in another language
@@senorzed6483 i know, just kidding
190 IQ
Totally unfair when your opponent has stockfish built into their brain but you have to keep switching tabs to check yours.
Thats a whole new way to roast someone. Well done
i don't think heis using engine, like magnus said, he missed Bf6.
His speed of play was up and down. Down think he was using. He just played well.
@@Daniean As a professional cheater I purposely vary my move strength and time to avoid the accusation of cheating.
@@Daniean He's rated 1800, so I don't think playing as good as he did is very plausible. He definitely used an engine, but like another comment said, he could've alternated between using it and not so it's not obvious.
I don't understand the motive of using an engine against a world champion. Against anyone really, but especially against the World Champion. If you win, you get no satisfaction. You didn't beat him. An engine did. You don't win money or a trophy. Meanwhile, you are missing out on the rare opportunity and privilege of playing the best player in the world, playing honestly. Even if you lose badly. Big deal. Everyone loses to Magnus.
Magnus never did a video where hw fought against stockfish so this man sacrificed his chance to let us know how the world champion compares against an Engine
people who use engines likely do it to lie to themselves more than anyone else. They will say look I beat magnus carlsen or some other gm to boost their ego because they will have said they are where they are not because an engine , but because they deserve it and believe there own lies. that and some people just get a ridiculous amount of satisfaction from being assholes.
@@fabmc8816 but magnus thinks he is playing a 1800 and not an engine so even he is not concentrating fully and is playing casually so this comparison wouldn't really count
@@pranavtulshyan2230 By the end he knows it's an engine it's not hard to figure out, magnus doesn't mention it because he wants prople to think that he is like an engine
I don't understand why anyone would use engine against me... two days ago I had 4 engine users on lichess
thats the beauty of a 5min game..GMs dont care if you use an engine, cuz your gonna lose on time everytime.
Maybe not if you use a chess bot that gives you the best moves directly onto the board instantly, this way it's even possible to cheat in bullet. See chess bot channel on TH-cam. Also I encourage people to try shut that possibility down somehow, by making it known I hope to make a difference.
@@cheesiechess3656 seems to me you don't know how chess engine works
@@niesamain1871 ???
chess engine can calculate to a depth of 10 moves within like 1 millisecond.
i dont get your point.
Wrong. Thats just bad cheaters. I could absolutely destroy Magnus even in 3+2 (probably even in 2+1) with Stockfish 13 because I have good mouse skills and I use a GUI (Nibbler) that draws suggested move arrows so I dont even have to look at notation.
@@rykehuss3435 high IQ
Absolute genius able to play on multiple chessboards with a blind fold on and being the world chess champion since he was a teenager. Also magnus ‘what comes after 6’
Not first language.
@@5358-i4s but.. it's numbers...
@@snorlax7265 Do I have to explain to you that numbers can be pronounced differently in different languages, or can you figure that out on your own. 0,1,3,4,5,7,8, and 9 are all pronounced very differently in Norwegian than they are in English. Do you know what comes after seven in Norwegian? It's a word that sounds like "shoo" in English.
after six, not seven. My mistake.
He became WCC at the age of 23, not as a teenager
Magnus never imples that his opponent is using an engine to assist. I can literally see people doing that against him and he still wins
That's true, he usually flag them...
I doubt they're using an engine on every move. Otherwise he'd lose. Also 1800 is not a low rating, dude is supposed to be pretty good anyway
@@adamgillespie3393 they would likely run out of time anyway. With more time available, an engine like stockfish would destroy Magnus.
@@adamgillespie3393 1800 is low compared to a 3000+ rating.
@@adamgillespie3393 yo , Don't even compare a 2700+ elo to a 1800 website rating
When you have 19 seconds but are still using 4-5 seconds a move to check stockfish
Not also bad at chess, but also bad at cheating. Wow
"What Comes After 6....... ....... . . . . . . . . . . 5"
- World Chess Champion Magnus Carlsen
it was a joke i hope you know it
@@nb664rbk yes, But that qas so funny thay why i quote it
@@nb664rbk No it wasnt. He didnt do it intentionally. He was counting backwards and thats why got confused for a sec between 5 and 7.
@@Abhishek-iq9lo that's a low iq statement for sure
thats why i love watching him. Best Player in the world. but just human.
manbearpig listening to the stream for sure lol
Manbearpig was in the chat room posting comments 😆😆
Opponent searching for best engine to use meanwhile magnus (human engine) still displays class attitude ..
#Respect 👏
im sure if he was using a good engine he would have at least drawn the game
If he was using an engine he would've won+ he made a lot of mistakes and inaccuracies, but he put up a good fight , very well game and fuck you for thinking that anyone who plays good is cheating
@@mrblue9392 pretty sure I saw a vid where someone played Magnus and didn’t win, he drew and then was banned
@@Mikesco10 I am pretty sure he would have won the game if he had more time. Compare his moves and you will see how an 1800 player performs at 2500+ elo for consecutive 15+ moves during mid game.
@@shubhamsingh-xw3tf he was down a clear pawn with no good passer opportunities... don't think it was an engine
when you cheat on a test but run out of time reading the ink on your hand that has melted into a river of sweaty shame
Brian Bernstein that was PROFOUND my man
oddly specific hmm
That’s a good analogy LOL
Damn Magnus, don't do a countdown. Give the guy some time to set up his chess engine next to his chess window.
Magnus remembered so many VAR incidents he instantly knew manbearpig made it in time
Var?
I'm not a professional, but seems to me this was very well played by an 1800
It was suspicious. There's something in the way the best moves were all made at specific intervals while time was clearly moving against the opponent. If you see time slipping against you, you begin to make faster moves in the hopes of being right. That didn't occur until the very end when the moves were basically pointless.
@@seantimmons5900 exactly , there were also moments this thought popped up my mind
@@seantimmons5900 when you're up against the best, rushing is a 100% a losing strategy. He probably just wanted to play a solid game regardless of losing against time. Also there's nothing that says 1800 is his real level.
@@nihlify Not rushing is one thing, but that isn't what manbearpig was doing. He was using basically the exact same time for each move, his pauses make no sense, including a few very obvious moves like Bxc5 at 7:07. He thinks the exact same time for every move, whether it's an obvious choice or a move that requires real thought. An actual player on that level would be playing moves like Bxc5 almost instantaneously, whilst taking a much longer time to find non obvious moves like Qh8+ then moving back to the exact same square. Then, the moment he got under 20 seconds and playing fast, his moves stopped making sense and Magnus quickly turned a lost position into a winning position a pawn up - because the player had no understanding of the strategical nuances and was just playing engine moves.
He was bad and good at the same time...felt like he miss played an adventure In a situation where I would think he would just simply keep adding pressure
„Manbearpig“ is a fictive Charakter from „south Park“
Hes real
Serial
"Fictive"
Super serial
Thank god, other's use engines, it only makes Magnus stronger.
0:35 Magnus is Al Gore confirmed
I think too long to move pieces too.
People might think I'm using an engine.
Little did they know, I don't even have idea why I moved it.
Best part is they still carefully analyzes my moves, like they think I really have plans.
If that was really you, did you listen him on stream and playing at the same time?
Guys, this guy is not using an engine at all, is 100% human. Spent time on threats, and played fast when he could. That's it. Also had a shitty pawn structure, no engine would allow this.
Makes sense... engines are super strong. Even Magnus couldn't stand against it.
Best regards from Cap Verde islands Mr.Magnus!
Islands*
@@192837qwert Icecreams*
@@kaspervestergaard2383 icecrims*
Lucky are those who get to play World champion MAGNUS CARLSEN
If Stockfish had drunk as much alcohol as Carlsen it wouldn't have stood a chance!
Drank?
Aww damn, MC doesnt watch South Park!
He's not being cereal!
I knew it sounded familiar and thought South Park...
Excelsior!
But he's half man, half bear and half chessplayer. Chessbearman?
You don’t become the chess champion by watching stupid shows...
The guy was either sandbagging or using an engine for sure!
he was copying every move magnus discussed...
What is sandbagging
@@dhruvjain7934 I don’t know either I just comment to get notifications if someone answers
@Vaibhav V B thanks♥️
I doubt he was sandbagging because you won't lose much rating when you lose to a player rated fathoms above you. You can see, manbearpig lost just 1 point in the end.
Carlsen is genuinely funny! Stand up comedian every time.
"What comes aftet 6...?"
I swear I just pressed the like button
This is why Magnus is a good sport, he just assumes his opponents can play good moves too while everyone else cries "engine" every time a lower rated player plays decent chess.
There are a lot more to it as to why people can tell the opponent was using an engine other than playing really well against magnus. If u can't tell that means u still fairly new in the game as well
Also..that isn't 'decent' chess mate.
He is the only guy to make the WC waiting haha
He was setting up his engine layout.
"7, 6.... what comes after six!?.... 5"
magnus carlsen, chess champ
It's a shame a lot of these games end on time, I'd love to see some further development of these
Guys... I get it that Carlsen is the World Champion and can play from home in his underwear if he so chooses, but for the love of God: somebody send him a decent microphone! Lav mics are like 10 euros retail on Amazon! It would be so much more entertaining to actually hear what Magnus says in decent quality. I cannot be the only one who's thought about this. If you've ever watched a video from Hikaru or Eric Rosen or Levy Rozman. They all have better sound quality overall. Please, please, please make this change for the audience. The World Champion cannot be the only chess streamer without good sound quality.
I hear him perfectly fine.
Could be from your phone or laptop, or maybe your ears?
@@chidi8415 I’m a sound engineer listening through aligned and calibrated studio monitors. My ears are fine as I obviously get checked frequently. Have you heard a stream from Rozman or Rosen? Or Hikaru? The difference in sound quality is blatantly huge.
@@iamiupa It doesn't really help that he is mumbling into his hand for a good chunk of the video
@@iamiupa your complaints are reasonable & understandable. But from ordinary mortal people like us, there's nothing wrong with the sounds. Ofc you heard blatantly different since ur profession depends on ur sharp ears everyday. But you're also right, Hikaru, Levy, Rosen, slightly better in my ears. Lol 'slightly' I said, it tells that different person have different perception of hearings. But I get ur point & agree. Magz is WC so his infrastructures & equipments should be the best of the best too.
Rozman and hikaru are streamers so obviously they’re set up is better
Magnus rarely does any streaming at all and definitely not for the money
"What comes after 6...?"
*Ahh the Counting Gambit*
lmao
"10, 9, 8, 7, 6...........what comes after 6?" 😂
So cute 😅
The way the opponent defended against Rxc2 or the idea of Rg2 at the very end of the game, clearly revealed he was using an engine.
0:57 I'm pretty sure he prefers to be called half-man, half-bear, half-pig. Not just part.
Half?
Magnus should have knew that his opponent is listening and stop telling him the moves one by one
Or fed him a blunder.
World chess champion really needs to take a page from Nakamura's book and get a good microphone.
Did Nakamura write a book?
@@droceretik it's a saying, a phrase ffs
@@droceretik I hope you were kidding lol
Ahhhh yes, "Manbearpig"... Half Man, Half Bear, Half Pig
Classic
No, Half man and half bear-pig
1:31 what comes after 6 🤣😂
That was funny, I wonder if he actually had to pause to think of what the English words for 5 through 1 are. He was probably just joking. Manbearpig plays incredibly well for an 1836.
me thinks he was using an engine based on his speed at the end game.
@@kingpet that ones hard to say for sure. If I was playing magnus I’d probably have used 4 minutes by move 10 just trying to not blunder lol
Magnus, stop talking - I can't think!
there is a mute button
took one whole minute to think pawn to E4, nice.
For some reason it saddens my heart that Magnus doesn't know the man bear pig reference...
What is that reference. even idk
@@RealCosmosry th-cam.com/video/h60KFYocdcQ/w-d-xo.html
Magnus being Magnus, he is so damm good.
Click-bait. I expected e2-d4.
His oponent played very well for his level, but maybe he was cheating.
non credo, si è preso lunghe pause, e non pause da 3/4 secondi.
Se si gioca concentrati si evitano errori, e si mantiene una buona posizione coprendo gli spazi liberi evitando di far entrare Carlsen con i suoi pezzi in zone della scacchiera importanti
@@Gordon3773 forse hai ragione.
I didn't think he used an engine (although he might have set it up in the beginning), but I do think he was listening to the stream as he made the moves Magnus would calculate for him.
He took time to think from the opening already and even when just a few secs on the clock...
All moves the best moves, no one has such accuracy otherwise he'd be world champion and even then
south park refrence...great episode
episodes*
What comes after 6?
5
A question mark
5
9
12
Misleading title. Clickbait!
magnus managed to have worse video quality than pewds... o_O i thought that to be impossible!
1:30 "WHAT COMES AFTER SIX" LOL
He clearly made some mistakes, so I don’t think he was using an engine. Some people can handle the fact, that some random guy did pretty well against Magnus. (I know it’s just banter blitz, but still)
"And we're getting a rat"
Prophetic words 😏
Complex lines such as these require a more positional view in addition to calculation, generally it is better to go for less risky lines.
He just chilling like he doesnt care. The game is too easy for him
Magnus tried to make the opponent underestimate him, but the guy played like an engine.
Played using an engine
I think that Magnus is actually happy with those 1800-200 ish cheating... I mean for him at least that's an actual training... Playing against them would be just a loss of time, in this way he can both properly train his midgame and makes some videos
Wow what luck, indeed. And surprisingly well played by your opponent too! Gg, thx.
when magnus refers to his opponent as sir you know the said opponent is in trouble
Every esports player: „I need the best pc in the world to not lose the edge!“
Chess players: „I don’t even need a screen...“
Knight c3 seems like its probably maybe potentially not terrible?
"Obviously the best move"
Just like I said, quite obviously the best move.
blitz is hard, manbearpig is good player but he traded time for accuracy and good moves. Magnus still had almost 2mins. So it shows how good mr. carlsen is.
Magnus usually flag engine users. Not saying this is the case (not sure) but he took an eternity to get ready and making moves. So.....
@@ieorlich Id personally rather play a good game (as indicated by Magnus) and get flagged, than lose via mate in 20 blitzed out moves. Based on the game I'm sure Madbearpig felt the same!
If Magnus told me I played very well I'd be over the moon haha
He did the job which even super duper GMs could not do against carlsen.........making him wait for him 😂
Lol manbearpig is a character on South Park 😂
People: *Exist*
Magnus Carlsen: “Pathetic”
Im not surprised that he doesnt know who manbearpig is
I never played chess but I could see that the pieces of his opponent were overcharged to defend a pawn and Magnus will always have an advantage tempo to kick off the Queen the only thing that I see his opponent could do better was understanding what really Manus wants from putting his dark bishop here 4:42 the fact that he missed it was bizarre, Magnus wants to make pawns weaknesses and expose the king that's it and he allow it.
That Manbearpig wss super cerial!
what comes after 6?
magnus : 5!
Magnus calls VAR! Love it!
Magnus is by far the most beloved champion...!
Impressive by a 1800 to hang with the champ. I wonder if he knew who he was playing. For a 1800 not to get mated in 5 minutes is a major accomplishment bravo
Tf u sayin
It looked like he was using an engine.
was this video posted before already?
I think this guy was legit, some moves took way too long for it to be an engine and some were near instant
I thought manbearpig pig lived in Colorado
Man bear pig is form South Park.
8, 7, 6.... What comes after 6? World champion ladies and gentlemen
bro it was a joke to give him more time
It's a classic countdown for kids when giving them a chance to clean-up or get ready.
Why is everyone assumes the opponent is cheating lmao
Surprised on move one for a different reason than I assumed, then again there are only 20 turn 1 moves you could make I assumed it was just going to be something really uncommon
Magnus on move 1 : Things just got serial!
9:28 why not bf6? Doesnt this just win the game since magnus gives the bishop up or the 7th rank
South park and top level chess combine.
Did the highest rated chess player in history just ask what comes after six?
man has an IQ of 190 and became a grandmaster at the age of 13.
1:28 and then he forgot What comes after 6
This is such a moment
he was probably joking, but this has nothing to do with IQ, it's only about memory and English is not his first language
@@danielnery4054 english isn't his first language, but his English is actually extremely good. He often quotes old sayings too. He's just joking and a lot of people here didn't realise that. Magnus has an incredible sense of dry humor.
@@vishalchidambaram1064 as I said, he is probably just joking, I just pointed the fact that it's not his first language to say it's has absolutely nothing to do with IQ
"We got a Black Hawk down, we got a Black Hawk down!" BHD by Ridley Scott
Obviously none of the people claiming Magnus' opponent here was using an engine bothered to analyze the game with a computer (in one example of many, lichess claims he blundered already on move 9). There is no reason at all to think this guy was cheating. An engine would have crushed Magnus' rat. Magnus played a terrible opening, and it's completely plausible that an 1800ish player would play this well against it.
See this is the kinds of games I play against all the freaking time .. no time to develop .. I just get attacked first shot
I feel your pain
you know something is fishy when magnus tries to exchange queens against 1800 player 😅 his name should be man +stock + fish.
Would be hillarious if this was narrated by Al Gore. Shows up mid strean and sits next to Magnus.
Chess beginner here: How do you guys figure out that the guy in the video is using an engine against Magnus?
because he is rank 1900 but still challenged magus quite a bit also the time intervals between each move is juuuust enough time to check stockfish before moving
Basically, you see he made his first few moves very quickly then instantly his moves started taking almost the same amount of time throughout the midgame, even though some moves were extremely obvious, and they were all almost perfect moves. For his 1800 rating, this doesn't really make sense and you see even when he only has 30ish seconds left he's still spending way too long making a move, and then he just makes random moves when he's just run out of time and cant use the engine anymore.
wasnt he using an engine?! slow moves, and in the end he just ran out of time!!
Im sure he was. He played too well for 1800 rank
Could be a smurf account, but i think their moves are quite legit for a human to make.
He was listening to the stream.
opponent definitely stream sniping, it was as if he knew every move Magnus made...
I beat this guy in 84 moves when he was 3 months old
Magz: okay manbearpig you must out..
Manbearpig: e4.
Magz: lolz
You know, whoever this manbearpig, It reminds me of classic Japanese literature showdown between Musashi Miyamoto vs Kojiro Sasaki. Musashi came very late at their appointed duel. The annoyed Kojiro start impatient, furious, angry that his foe don't came. Exactly when Kojiro thought it's time leave out. Musashi came...
Well except this manbearpig clearly not giving Magz psychological blow but amusement for us lol
its what would happen if someone tried musashi's technique of showing up late on him. he would be completely unmoved and void cut his opponent(s)
Manbearpig you’re not fooling anyone. Clearly using an engine on the side.
VAR said: he is not on time! :)
At 03:49 why white don’t take The Knight on D4? What am i missing?
It's protected by the queen on e8
@@rolandfrerichs5625 that’s why i’m under 500 , damn i’m blind XD
@@rolandfrerichs5625 no actually now I realized, but after queen take, white can take queen too with his queen... that’s why i was asking
@@lewarzebari2894 no the white queen can't re-take. That's a knight move, not a queen move.
@@rolandfrerichs5625 yeah got it, I thought i was better than magnus for a moment.. thank u
Magnus opponent uses the engine to make an auto move if someone was about to leave the game :v