@@serialkff595 don't make this a religious thread please, when I say God, its metaphor for his superior wisdom and power. Its not anything you guys think.
It is just reassuring to see anyone who is the best in the world, dress all casual, admit they do mistakes and when that happens he just moves on. The message is that you dont always have all perfect and it might be your own doing but you just move on.
@@abhitiwari5346bro, chess improves your mind in thinking stratergically. Think like you want to play a war against an empire with troops and how will you plan in that attack? Both things are similar and this is proven fact
@@tanishqthuse9078 I agree on base level but, it's exggaeration in the way you have put it down. Chess improve strategical thinking but so does would think any other board game player. If certain type of skill is used in some game then you need to set a bar over there usefulness. You can't blatantly add the cap.
@@amwazahmad2439Nah he's not being humble here, he's being realistic. No matter how good you are, you can expect to make some kind of innacuracy at some point.
Great *at chess*. He doesn't save lifes or cure illnesses or anything like that 😂 Anyone who looks in the mirror and sees themselves the way a fan does has a serious mental problem.
There is so much to learn from this. Pragg recently beat Magnus 3 times in a row, but he's humble enough to learn from Magnus, and Magnus is kind and gracious enough to teach him and help him out.
That’s why he asked Magnus whether he is afraid of blundering (actually intended as intimidation). But Magnus took it the wrong way and actually answered it lmao
@pianist1408 it's THE goat, and the only people who don't know what it means or get offended are old people and people who don't speak english as their main language. No one is ridiculing, you just fall in one of those categories and therefore are oblivious to what's going on in pop culture.
@pianist1408 it really doesnt have the opposite effect. thats only you who wants it to be that way, to have a reason to correct someone over some nonsense. everyone else seems to get it
At least you know that. I don't even know that. I used to play with my brother sometimes and even he seemed like genius to me bcz after 2 step I would get no clue what's happening and in order to not appear dumb I would just pick up anything and lose within 5 steps. With any real chess player it can be possible that they will pre move those 5 steps and take back chess board from me knowing how shitty I play. I tried playing with computer few times and I was like how tf ppl win with computer. It was so bad that I start to feel embarassed even in front of machine and don't try now
I was told never to doubt my calculation and that if I think something is good I must play it, afterwards, if my calculation is incorrect I can work on that, but self doubt is no aid at the chessboard.
Magnus' intuition is so good that even when he's not fully confident in a calculation his intuition will sometimes give him the best move, though he's not sure why. He's explained this many times after a game why he picked a move, and sometimes he says "it just felt like the right move". Imagine having the confidence of feeling like it's probably the right move (and it usually is), whereas his opponent is probably worried about a bad calculation, which can betray their confidence, instinct, and creativity in the moment.
He truly is not worried about miscalculation mostly because his endgame is the best of any player ever. So he is able to win in losing positions more often than anyone in the history of chess. This also further increases his confidence.
Wow that honestly makes so much sense. Magnus is from the last generation before computers and chess were inseparable. I can’t help but feel that is why he’s not so worried about making a blunder because he didn’t grow up comparing himself to a computer. Such a cool insight into both prodigies’ minds
Whoever wins the title had better watch out , for Magnus. They better never enter the same tournament, because they’d be in a no win situation. If they were to beat Magnus, people would say that ha doesn’t take chess seriously and if they lose to Magnus it would reinforce Magnus as the best of the best.
the fucking ultimate goat, literally UTTERLY CLEARS any other sports phenom ever, especially in terms of the gap between him and the next GROUP of people.
@@sore_forey9259 i understand some may not, i would. i absolutely understand the argument that it's not the same as athleticism. though the amount of calories that GMs' brains are burning during serious games is insane
Excellent question & answer. Constraints imposed by the quickly branching variant tree and clock time means that trade-offs in order to take a decision are inevitable - usually what could be described as "sufficient or better confidence level" in a candidate move or plan.
It’s so awesome to see a community of people, where the best are willing to help those who could potentially become rivals. Where else do you see such humility. (Or maybe the best is just so secure in his position that he’s willing to help others in order to create more competitive matches for himself because he has become so jaded playing the sport)
Basically, sometimes you didn't calculate the actual best counter to your move, but the moves that you calculated for yourself are still the best ones, even if some tactics won't work like you thought, so it's important to also follow your instincts at times
Glad that Magnus is showing humility and started again to look at Chess with respect and love. The impression he gave in the recent past was that of one who has lost his way and has become arrogant. Nice to watch this and hopefully Magnus would start playing serious Chess and become World Championship contender again. One should always leave a legacy that children can follow in times ahead. Nice to see this Magnus.
@@RedditR33ls the caution against arrogance is exactly for the best and the powerful. A weak man will only make a fool of himself if he is arrogant. It's the best who should be careful. Good if Magnus becomes or is already humble.
makes me wonder about how good players don't necessarily make for the best teachers. its a good example of how the best player thinks, but in terms of advice its like "If I feel good then its not a problem"
Magnus: I choose to blunder because that make me feel human
😂
A neccessary sacrifice to keep up the appearences.
Bro😂
😂🔥🔥
😂
A chess God casually answering questions
Like Jesus talking to his disciples
@@peterdeveraux الله أكبر لا إله إلا الله واحد أحد واحد أحد
from a chess little god
@@serialkff595 allahu akbar❤️❤️❤️
@@serialkff595 don't make this a religious thread please, when I say God, its metaphor for his superior wisdom and power. Its not anything you guys think.
I dunno why, but this just feels so wholesome.
ye cult like!!!
lol ok
@@chapasproject a cult only pretend to have the answers, like the trump cult in the USA.
Everything he says seems to be in earnest.
It is just reassuring to see anyone who is the best in the world, dress all casual, admit they do mistakes and when that happens he just moves on. The message is that you dont always have all perfect and it might be your own doing but you just move on.
He is saying that " become so good that even if you blunder your opponent thinks it as a trap"
😂
😅
That's the crux of his saying all those sentences😂.
That's what people thought when I blunder my queen lmao
@@Jumper123_ 🤣🤣🤣
"Sometimes I make mistakes too but I can turn it around because even my mistakes are good moves"
Meanwhile , me : my best move is the worst blunder. 😂😂😂😂😂😅😅😅😅😅
@@FuiyaChan123same 😂😂😂
No he means he makes mostly good moves so even when he blunders he still has enough ways to play the position
@@distrologic2925
Naaah bro we hear him. Its just some jokes 😀
@@distrologic2925 You just rephrased what OP said. I hope you know that.
Pragg learning from the best!
I think Pragg will be sooner or later world champion.
@@PygmalionFaciebat I don't think so
@@someone-jl4sj Pragg is 17 and one of if not India’s fastest ascending talents. Pragg can 100% be world champion some day
@@OBJYN788 Of course he can be but I don't think he will be
@@someone-jl4sj why not though? You’re just saying that without evidence. Pragg at one point not only beat magnus, but beat him 3 times in a row
Bro that room has some of the most strategic people on the planet
Exactly that's i gonna to write this
😂
Of chess only.
@@abhitiwari5346bro, chess improves your mind in thinking stratergically. Think like you want to play a war against an empire with troops and how will you plan in that attack? Both things are similar and this is proven fact
@@tanishqthuse9078 I agree on base level but, it's exggaeration in the way you have put it down. Chess improve strategical thinking but so does would think any other board game player.
If certain type of skill is used in some game then you need to set a bar over there usefulness.
You can't blatantly add the cap.
So humble, it's like he doesn't even know how great he is
Lol. He’s not dumb, he knows exactly how great he is. He just has the EQ to be chill about it.
@@PerfectSense77 and thats exactly what being humble is
@@amwazahmad2439Nah he's not being humble here, he's being realistic. No matter how good you are, you can expect to make some kind of innacuracy at some point.
Great *at chess*. He doesn't save lifes or cure illnesses or anything like that 😂
Anyone who looks in the mirror and sees themselves the way a fan does has a serious mental problem.
He’s just being literal
There is so much to learn from this. Pragg recently beat Magnus 3 times in a row, but he's humble enough to learn from Magnus, and Magnus is kind and gracious enough to teach him and help him out.
Nice backhand.
@@PeterM8987 🤣
That’s why he asked Magnus whether he is afraid of blundering (actually intended as intimidation). But Magnus took it the wrong way and actually answered it lmao
@@CutleryChipsBro I don't think there is a single chess player in his right mind would try to intimidate Magnus Carlsen.
@@CutleryChipsIntimidate Magnus? You must be joking. The presence of Magnus itself intimidates his opponent, not vice versa. 😅
my favorite Chess player talking to the ALL TiME GOAT
@pianist1408 G.O.A.T Greatest of all time ...Magnus Carlsen
@pianist1408 because that's what acronyms/abbreviations are for, so that you don't have to type so much.
@pianist1408 it's THE goat, and the only people who don't know what it means or get offended are old people and people who don't speak english as their main language. No one is ridiculing, you just fall in one of those categories and therefore are oblivious to what's going on in pop culture.
@pianist1408 in some religions they adore animals try looking at it another way sorry if i offended your delicate sensibilties
@pianist1408 it really doesnt have the opposite effect. thats only you who wants it to be that way, to have a reason to correct someone over some nonsense. everyone else seems to get it
I intuitively know all my moves are blunders
Dad joke ha
You have good intuition ...
That's a very good start!
Now you just have left to learn how to fuckin play the game! 😁😃
At least you know that. I don't even know that. I used to play with my brother sometimes and even he seemed like genius to me bcz after 2 step I would get no clue what's happening and in order to not appear dumb I would just pick up anything and lose within 5 steps. With any real chess player it can be possible that they will pre move those 5 steps and take back chess board from me knowing how shitty I play. I tried playing with computer few times and I was like how tf ppl win with computer. It was so bad that I start to feel embarassed even in front of machine and don't try now
Magnus looks like all the Scooby doo characters rolled into one
I can't stop laughing at this, it's such a perfectly correct observation.
Even though he's the world chess champion, He still gives us an important note in life:
"No one Is Perfect,
But you have to try your best in life"
Now you can edit it to he ''was''
@@tejasmishra3297 He's still the #1 player in the world and will be for a very long time.
@@shawnsimmons4718 but not world chess champion anymore. I didn't say he is not No.1. He is not a champion ding is .
@@tejasmishra3297no he's still a world champion. just the former one
@@tejasmishra3297 he's still world champion for rapid and blitz, just not classical
Wow, they both are in the finals...Simply wow!!
And tomorrow both of them will play against each other in the FIDE World Cup Finals.
What a great journey for Pragg⭐️🔥✌️
Is there any full video of this?
I am actually curious what this gathering is all about. I've only seen bits of clips about it
Yea what is this stuff?
Posting a link would be great! 🙏
@@hoola_amigos is it really that hard to type stuff in the search bar lol
is pragna joined mangus chess coaching club
These edits are terrible
now he’s playing him in the world cup final
Magnus „blundering“ with good moves🤓😂
Magnus :Damn a blunder , it's a great move not a brilliant
Confidence to know he can correct any mistakes he makes. We all need such in our lives. God help us all.
I was told never to doubt my calculation and that if I think something is good I must play it, afterwards, if my calculation is incorrect I can work on that, but self doubt is no aid at the chessboard.
If you're learning main lines, otherwise you have to analyze it
If you want your shoes back, Magnus, you'll have to answer some questions.
OK, let's start with Pragg...
Lmao shoes for chess advice 😂
Not sure why we need the captioning when it is always wrong.
Such a humble person❤
"I KNOW I will blunder" - The Greatest Player of All-Time
He said "I play fairly quickly by intuition", not whatever captions said.
"for the critical of my intuition"?
There is No word of Afraid or fear in Magnus Dictionary .. you can see only Boldness , intuitiveness , calculative and management in him 🙂
Magg says: Be like pragg!
Magnus' intuition is so good that even when he's not fully confident in a calculation his intuition will sometimes give him the best move, though he's not sure why. He's explained this many times after a game why he picked a move, and sometimes he says "it just felt like the right move". Imagine having the confidence of feeling like it's probably the right move (and it usually is), whereas his opponent is probably worried about a bad calculation, which can betray their confidence, instinct, and creativity in the moment.
Now imagine ian was asked this question 🤣🤣🤣
"i don't care 🙄🙄🙄"
I think you mean Hicryu
@@bkokohut1980 I don't think so dude
And now facing each other in final
I do the same: move on instant intuition and then "bam /facepalm" all of a sudden i loose my queen etc out of nowhere.
Does it work for you as good as Magnus in the end? 😁
The king Magnus has much philosophy in chess. 😊
Such a humble person,
And a great chessmaster,,lots of love from india🎉🎉🎉
he's basically saying "Skill diff"
He truly is not worried about miscalculation mostly because his endgame is the best of any player ever. So he is able to win in losing positions more often than anyone in the history of chess. This also further increases his confidence.
A clear blunder is that haircut. Thought my grandma was talking to me for a second
its promising to witness young students ask such great questions
Blunder check - a great concept
Wow that honestly makes so much sense. Magnus is from the last generation before computers and chess were inseparable. I can’t help but feel that is why he’s not so worried about making a blunder because he didn’t grow up comparing himself to a computer. Such a cool insight into both prodigies’ minds
Computers were better than the best humans about 20 years ago.
chess players are unlike others sports players they bond with each other and are so humble in general. Truly a gentleman's game
That's just factually incorrect 😂
Meanwhile combat sports fans would literally kill each other 😂
And now this same guy is facing Magnus in the World Championship, Wow ❤🎉🎉🎉
hes' basically saying "skill diff"
Now he's playing world cup finals with him.❤
Mag won
Whoever wins the title had better watch out , for Magnus.
They better never enter the same tournament, because they’d be in a no win situation.
If they were to beat Magnus, people would say that ha doesn’t take chess seriously and if they lose to Magnus it would reinforce Magnus as the best of the best.
U said it the best
pragg making the REAL questions
Man wanted to say ‘ i win anyway i dont give a fk’ but presented it diplomatically
the fucking ultimate goat, literally UTTERLY CLEARS any other sports phenom ever, especially in terms of the gap between him and the next GROUP of people.
I dunno if you could chuck him in the sporting phenom category.
@@sore_forey9259 i understand some may not, i would. i absolutely understand the argument that it's not the same as athleticism. though the amount of calories that GMs' brains are burning during serious games is insane
Its very admirable Mcs calculation on blunders also I sees gukesh in many circumstances given most logical answer...❤❤❤
Excellent question & answer. Constraints imposed by the quickly branching variant tree and clock time means that trade-offs in order to take a decision are inevitable - usually what could be described as "sufficient or better confidence level" in a candidate move or plan.
Magnus just beat Prag winning the World Cup
Magnus: i blunder sometimes
The blunder: missed mate in 24
It’s so awesome to see a community of people, where the best are willing to help those who could potentially become rivals. Where else do you see such humility.
(Or maybe the best is just so secure in his position that he’s willing to help others in order to create more competitive matches for himself because he has become so jaded playing the sport)
Pragg talks! 😂
Magnus is saying even if he blunders, its a good move. Giga chad
Magnus be like " don't ask me question which are meant for human beings "
i sometimes blunder in my calculations but end up correcting my blunder mostly when i am in the position
And now they played in the final of the World Cup. Full circle moment!
Teacher Magnus 😄
Probably the goat he played 125 games without a loss in classical chess
The fact that countless 2600/2700 are quiet and just listening to the God himself is pretty neat
Just a conversation between chess 🐐🐐
From Asking questions to battling Magnus... Pragg has come a long way
It's not bad to make a mistake it is bad to don't cover up your mistake
Who could've guess, this small interaction transformed into a grand finale
A blunder is only a blunder if the opponent sees it and takes advantage of it.
The secret is to know the best move without calculating. Thanks Magnus! 😂❤
A genius is questioning and a genius is answering
That cabin looks so cozy
Ahhh, right you are young Jedi.
how to say im perfect
Basically, sometimes you didn't calculate the actual best counter to your move, but the moves that you calculated for yourself are still the best ones, even if some tactics won't work like you thought, so it's important to also follow your instincts at times
Humble and respectful on both sides. One learns one teaches. Pragg is really an intresting player and he is still developing his skill set
Why does he dress like a 1500s prince in a 1970s theater play?
Porque es amanerado jejje
Glad that Magnus is showing humility and started again to look at Chess with respect and love. The impression he gave in the recent past was that of one who has lost his way and has become arrogant. Nice to watch this and hopefully Magnus would start playing serious Chess and become World Championship contender again. One should always leave a legacy that children can follow in times ahead. Nice to see this Magnus.
If you are the best and know nobody is on your level which was true in his case I don't think it's arrogance thinking of yourself as the world's best
@@RedditR33ls the caution against arrogance is exactly for the best and the powerful. A weak man will only make a fool of himself if he is arrogant. It's the best who should be careful. Good if Magnus becomes or is already humble.
@@upendra3861 mate instead of speaking some random knowledge that won't be seen by anyone, go touch grass and doing something good
Thanks for sharing this…
The Farquad haircut really ties the clip together
Magnus: no I do blunders but I got the god level endgame 😅
Kyoshi should be mentioned in Lava bending. She split her island from an continent using lava bending didn't she?
I love Pragg ❤ future world champ!
Accepting you make mistakes, and deciding not to linger on it is very good. Would explain why he is usually better on time and has less nerves.
What he wanted to say : Even if i miss something. Its just a tournament. Im the best anyways 🤣🤣
Magnus is literally Saitama of chess
makes me wonder about how good players don't necessarily make for the best teachers. its a good example of how the best player thinks, but in terms of advice its like "If I feel good then its not a problem"
He's waiting for the stench of his feet to waft away before he moves closer to the rest of the group
Knowing that he will blunder something should make us all more relaxed about chess
Basically, to sum up, "I am magnus carlsen damn it."
Here's the final between Pragg and Magnus ...
Every times that i review your games, feel your genius and you give much pleasure to my mind. Thanks Magnus for yours wonderfull and amazing plays.
Prag register these in his brain for his future!❤😂
This is like the house of the avengers, and the youth learning from the super heros
I saw the caption and I thought Magnus was gonna say: "When you play the game of thrones, you win or you die" 🤣
He looks like a kings from those card deck when you play poker lol
AlphaZero asks "What is this blunder you speak of?"
That sssssss in his toning adds more taste in making him the GOAT .
Magnus looking like edna
I should’ve blunder checked I wasn’t still wearing my pyjama bottoms but what the heck!
He is basically saying that he blunders so as to not make everyone else seem stupid.
Thats a lot of brain power in that room!!😅
"Sure I make mistakes, but I'm so much better than anyone else..."
Magnus' blunders would be equivalent to my 200 iq moves