If Mischa is allowed to have a normal life and develop his chess skills without too much disturbance by publicity, he will be one of the greatest in the future. So he shouldn't be on TV shows too often, where he is too much exposed, I think this would hinder his development.
ehm why ? who can recommend such a stupid thing ? I’m really curious for arguments. like his day life gets bothered when he do 5 shows a year or what ? will he play better if he don’t do such? loOk at AlL thE dIstRaCtiOn ¡
I completely agree. The set of 10 players (more or less) who can put up a fight for the world championship should belong in a different category than regular GMs.
I think that Karjakin offered the draw just after the moment that misha realized he was losing by looking into the kid's eyes. After that, Misha got happy. It was a nice action by the GM.
Last time against Karpov he refuse a multiple draws request, only to lose by time and cry. Nowadays accept the draw and enjoy the game. He's growing up
@@whatsinaname7289 karpov asked him two times, and told him he has no time, but misha didnt really understood the time thingy and also didnt understand why he lost
Es increíble el embrujo y la pasión que ejerce el ajedrez en los niños rusos a tan temprana edad como lo es en el caso de este pequeñito de apenas 3 añitos y que explica en gran medida la razón por la cual los rusos siempre han sido los mejores en este hermoso deporte. El ajedrez lo llevan en sus genes. ¡Saludos desde Chile!.
The kid just finished the European u8 (!) Championships with a respectable 43rd out of 77 (4,5/9 Points). He can play that tournament for another 3 years :) And yet - we have often seen talented kids quickly rise to somewhere around 2200-2300, an then stagnate. When a 3 yo is pushed into the public like this, it does tell alot about the parents. And in the long run, it rarely helps chess AND overall development.
@@calvinaj4323 funny, but I beleive he cried because he knew his mom was going to spank him and send him to Siberia for a week. Punishment Rusky style.
All' people knows that this kid it's seriously a Hope forum the future...He could become really strong and be the Hope for Russia to Win again world championship
@@kawashima-yoshiko omg! i wasn't sure whether he was a teenager or not, so i had thought, from the way he was behaving, he will be a great dad in the future.
Actually he tried to make the situation not so awkward. And did his best. Sergey was supposed to be a GREAT surprise for Misha, they didn't expect that Misha doesn't like him 😀
@@deadmemoriesss Yeah, there was a funny moment when Misha announced that his fav player is Magnus :D There might be some cultural nuances in host's communication that I can't read into. So perhaps I misinterpreted him.
Когда еле победил первого босса, но тут появляется вторая полоска здоровья
Не, тут более сложный босс
Когда еле победил финального босса, а потом открываешь секретного более сложно босса
Sergey was very complimentary and courteous.What a nice guy. Very good with kids
If Mischa is allowed to have a normal life and develop his chess skills without too much disturbance by publicity, he will be one of the greatest in the future. So he shouldn't be on TV shows too often, where he is too much exposed, I think this would hinder his development.
yes i completely agree yaar evne sergye is feared off with this thi is the biggest genius of chesss world
I agree.
@@roybatty2822 .... go read a book, it might help
Yeah, can't agree more, but sadly in our world, it's gonna be hard to shield him from publicity and developing a big ego...
ehm why ? who can recommend such a stupid thing ? I’m really curious for arguments. like his day life gets bothered when he do 5 shows a year or what ?
will he play better if he don’t do such?
loOk at AlL thE dIstRaCtiOn ¡
Karjakin isn't just a GM, he's a Super GM. Those are TOTALLY different worlds.
I completely agree. The set of 10 players (more or less) who can put up a fight for the world championship should belong in a different category than regular GMs.
Karjakin is a loser.
@@AbcDef-ii8uw So are you, fake name fake person. TRUE LOOSER
@@AbcDef-ii8uw :D:D:D:D from russian lol. I am laughing so hard :D:DD:
@@Randy1337 lol... i'm ukrainian. russia is a counrty of losers.
I am totally amazed by the confidence Misha is moving pieces on the chessboard with.
The chess pieces are almost bigger than Misha himself...
this kid is amazing! what a joy to see him having fun and putting up a challenge against Sergey Karjakin!
I think that Karjakin offered the draw just after the moment that misha realized he was losing by looking into the kid's eyes. After that, Misha got happy. It was a nice action by the GM.
It's fair game. A draw is fair for both sides.
Last time against Karpov he refuse a multiple draws request, only to lose by time and cry. Nowadays accept the draw and enjoy the game. He's growing up
EXACTLY.
Karjakin is very courteous, offering a draw here haha
Palmarius because he didn't want to hurt a 4 Year old Misha 😀
Karpov did the same, but last time Misha didn't want to accept it.
@@whatsinaname7289 karpov asked him two times, and told him he has no time, but misha didnt really understood the time thingy and also didnt understand why he lost
@@freeEnd_ oh really? I didn't know. Maybe Misha was still not used to timed play.
@@whatsinaname7289 he can't read an analog clock
Misha learnt from mistake.....
Draw is better than loss🤣🤣
So true
Es increíble el embrujo y la pasión que ejerce el ajedrez en los niños rusos a tan temprana edad como lo es en el caso de este pequeñito de apenas 3 añitos y que explica en gran medida la razón por la cual los rusos siempre han sido los mejores en este hermoso deporte. El ajedrez lo llevan en sus genes.
¡Saludos desde Chile!.
Just love this kid, hope one day he would become the world champion
Hes going for carlsens crown
Karjakin was the youngest GM ever, so it not sure
Oh nono he won't beat Magnus no way he's not beating anyone
@@fyouseries7243 Magnus won't be champion by the time this kid is in his prime now, though.
@@zackarysemancik5491 he will still be the world champion. mark my words
Ohhh young Kid, you learned not to mess with Mother Russia accepting the draw, well done - Karjakin
It´s incredible how easy he can move such big pieces with that confidence.
наш любимчик Миша! Мы любим тебя и желаем успехов и счастья!
Karjarkin seems like a nice bloke
Yeah Karjakin is a nice guy and chess player but only thing which is not so great is that he likes to see Ukrainians get killed
At the time of draw, they looked even on material. Both had one bishop and four pawns, so Misha did a great job keeping up with Sergei.
Sergey and Misha looks like brothers!
Sergei is very kind, intelligent person. Adore him. He's amazing GM. ❤️
The way he moves the giant chess pieces is just too darn cute, they're almost as big as him!
Hahaha how cute and happy he is
The kid just finished the European u8 (!) Championships with a respectable 43rd out of 77 (4,5/9 Points). He can play that tournament for another 3 years :) And yet - we have often seen talented kids quickly rise to somewhere around 2200-2300, an then stagnate. When a 3 yo is pushed into the public like this, it does tell alot about the parents. And in the long run, it rarely helps chess AND overall development.
43rd ??? Who won? and put him on tv!!!
PTSD from Anatoly Karpov
When you see Misha accepted the draw, you see how much the game against Anatoly Karpov affected him
@@yareyaredonut indeed..
I think you ment satan himself
Amazing stuff, would love to see more Misha video
For the memes. Don't offer him draw . 😈😈🤣
Good he didnt cry this time
alchemist1202 thank god 😂
Mohammad Hamad yeah he learned a lesson from Karpov
After playing Karpov, he cried because his time ran out and he couldn't read an analog clock.
@@calvinaj4323 funny, but I beleive he cried because he knew his mom was going to spank him and send him to Siberia for a week. Punishment Rusky style.
ıf you flagged at match ( and speaking ) you can become angry it's normal
Aparte de un prodigio es un encanto de niño.
so misha finally learned to draw from karpov.
Misha vs Magnus next?
exactly what we need
Misha vs Wesley in #9LX
Never let a future champion win if he has the talebt he wil overcome the defeat
If they be throwing bosses like that Misha should have just summoned the phantom of Magnus
All' people knows that this kid it's seriously a Hope forum the future...He could become really strong and be the Hope for Russia to Win again world championship
Me jamming to the song that starts playing when he walks
Молодец Миша Осипов 3.5 года
That music is very catchy
He didn't know that Sergey karjakin was Magnus Carlsen's former coach in chess
Зря такую большую доску сделали. Он сверху не мог видеть картину целиком
He learned after the last time, he has to be ready to face a GM every time he appears on a show
Grischuk next lol
ZweoTy Nah, next Magnus
Contagious smile
Чуть-чуть недоперевели.
Misha is 9 now, good god time passes quickly.
It's funny how he yeets the pieces
Молодец Миша! Такой умный мальчишка! Такой милый!
1:25 You can see the exact moment he realised.... it's happening again
1:30 _"Aw shit, here we go again..."_
cutest kid on earth
Миша Осипов наш будущий чемпион)
I feel like Karpov made misha grow up a little bit
So cute
Not gonna lie he got that DRIP
Karjakin played horrible in the candidates tournament. I think his ego has been broken by Misha Osipov.
Annnnnnnd he's back in full force now!
And now he's 8 years old.
Team Karjakin!!
Nice! I’m waiting for Magnus
Good on him to offer a draw.
@@kawashima-yoshiko omg! i wasn't sure whether he was a teenager or not, so i had thought, from the way he was behaving, he will be a great dad in the future.
Карякин поддавался. Ход 4. е4-е5 был глупым. В дебюте надо развивать фигуры, а не ходить ими 2 раза.
Руслан Волков ну это понятно, что не полною силу играл, не зря же ничью предложил
Вы серьезно хотели,чтобы гроссмейстер такого уровня в полную силу играл с трехлетним ребёнком?
Зато он не огорчил ребёнка и Миша был рад и доволен игрой и не плакал
Like si vienes por reydama :D
1:24 osipov laughing...😂
Жз
Misha♥♥
Fun fact : Why Sergey Karkajin didn't used Bongcloud opening ?
reputation down the drain
Da means yes in soviet
It also means yes in romanian.
soviet? i think you mean russian.....
Reydama 😂👍👍
Tomate
07:18 did Misha say "im not sure"? =]
hahaha it sounds like it,
no. It was "хорошо"
He said "Khorosho" that means - "well or ok"
wow! Good catch! haha! "Хорошо!" really sounds like "I am not sure!" when he speaks...LOL
0:36
-Денис подойди ко мне
-Я не Денис
ЛОЛ!
Light Bears ??
@@maximtuboltsev6046 "ВНИЗ" было
Виктор Веселов Галкин сказал: «Миш, подойди ко мне». Осипов ответил что-то невнятное. Но Макстм сказал именно «Миша»
@@maximtuboltsev6046 Точно, извиняюсь
А че он Короля вначале не съел
Did Karjakin overcome the stuttering?
2:24 Awkward kid
Миша!
Некоторое не переводили :/
Ужасный перевод
Mikhail tal reborn ...
No ... even better
he could have been a great math or physics
2:12 that host guy shoulda promptly left the stage here.... the kid slayed him in front of Karjakin!
The host could be more respectful - he tries to be funny on Misha’s expense instead of making Misha feel nice & welcomed.
Actually he tried to make the situation not so awkward. And did his best. Sergey was supposed to be a GREAT surprise for Misha, they didn't expect that Misha doesn't like him 😀
@@deadmemoriesss Yeah, there was a funny moment when Misha announced that his fav player is Magnus :D There might be some cultural nuances in host's communication that I can't read into. So perhaps I misinterpreted him.
Карякин поддался, жаль.
Он выграл или ты не разбираешься в шахмат ？
Он не подорвался он просто не хотел огорчить малыша
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Karjakin fix your teeth
Aboba
He plays so bad, sry but that‘s just the truth
Funny, your mom told me you shit yourself until age 6
You are not right, for kid at his age at that time, this is very strong game, and for the most of the ordinary people playing chess.