Bill Gates loses chess match to Magnus Carlsen in 11 SECONDS!

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  • Опубликовано: 14 апр 2022
  • Bill Gates may well be one of the richest men in the world, but he was no match for the number one chess Grandmaster in the world!
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  • @chewie8
    @chewie8 2 года назад +12

    Bill looks like he has just got out of bed.

  • @magnacz
    @magnacz 2 года назад +12

    He is competitive and a good sport at the same time. Looks happier these days if this is a recent show. Glad Magnus admitted using a cheap trick that he doesn't use as a principle otherwise. Where is the rest of the conversation ?

  • @bitcoinbelle
    @bitcoinbelle 2 года назад +46

    "I usually last longer." That's not what Epstein said.

  • @donnabaardsen5372
    @donnabaardsen5372 2 года назад +15

    Love the show, Skavlan. You are a consummate professional, very warm and personable in all of your interviews. Glad for these new episodes. Can't believe anyone would think/comment that the show puts in "canned laughter." Your audience is genuine, and live.

    • @popularalone5053
      @popularalone5053 Год назад +4

      Skavlan is actually one of the worst interviewers in tv history. It's painful watching him. There are two reasons you people think you like him: He gets the best guests. The other one is ridiculous, but you think you like him as a person. That's not saying he shouldn't have his own show, after all it's all about the money and if people are watching, they're watchin so to speak. But interview wise, just horrible.

    • @framestomind7548
      @framestomind7548 2 месяца назад

      @@popularalone5053 he is a horrible person too, have met him here at Södermalm in Stockholm, he walk a feet behind his wife, hiding from normal people and always give you a smug evil look as he hates normal poor people! noting decent or polite about him in reality!

  • @johnnyboy6338
    @johnnyboy6338 Год назад +4

    1:15 QR Code jacket

  • @edelweiss-
    @edelweiss- 2 месяца назад

    from which year?

  • @Therenaissancemanchild
    @Therenaissancemanchild Год назад

    Darn. Now I have to delete my go account.

  • @waitwhat9669
    @waitwhat9669 2 года назад +2

    that's what he said

  • @JohnnyMcMenamin
    @JohnnyMcMenamin Год назад

    Who keep coughing in the audience!?

  • @ghassanalasmar1890
    @ghassanalasmar1890 2 года назад +2

    So what???

  • @madhatter909
    @madhatter909 2 года назад +9

    he's rich but not too smart

    • @harveycooper5098
      @harveycooper5098 Год назад +9

      chess isn't about intelligence

    • @user-cg7gd5pw5b
      @user-cg7gd5pw5b Год назад +9

      Mate, he has an estimated IQ of 160.
      You're literally saying that he isn't really smart when he has an IQ equivalent to Einstein...
      Plus studies show that the correlation between IQ and chess level isn't as close as you seem to think it is.

    • @glauberbispo8922
      @glauberbispo8922 Год назад

      @@user-cg7gd5pw5b maybe this dude must have an iq higher than 160 :v

    • @user-cg7gd5pw5b
      @user-cg7gd5pw5b Год назад +6

      @@glauberbispo8922 Bro it's magnus Carlsen... He is a genius, a chess prodigy, and the chess world champion, of course he does!
      But just because you can't win against an exceptionnal player doesn't make you an idiot. Just to put this into perspective: If Mike Tyson lost against Venus Williams in Tennis, would this mean that he sucks at sports? Similar thing. You can't expect a new player to beat a tennis prodigy just because he has a talent for the general domain of sports sports. Carlsen was already a Chess Grandmaster, the best title in chess, at 13, the youngest GM ever born. He also learned and trained chess thanks to his father since he was a child, and beat Karpov, former multiple world champion, at the same age! This dude isn't just some random guy, he is somebody with a talent that's yet to be equalized!
      Most people think chess to be pretty niche, but in reality, over 200 millions people play chess regularly, so for this man to be considered a genius, it's for some reason.

    • @glauberbispo8922
      @glauberbispo8922 Год назад

      @@user-cg7gd5pw5b chill dude I was joking :v

  • @rucchetippolaiz303
    @rucchetippolaiz303 Год назад +1

    2:26 wait what?? Can you really move 2 pieces and make them swap ?🤔🤔

    • @d1zpl4y19
      @d1zpl4y19 Год назад +7

      its called "castling"

    • @l_incubo
      @l_incubo Год назад +1

      ​@@d1zpl4y19 so this has been a rule and I have never seen that before?

    • @papi_dummy
      @papi_dummy Год назад +1

      @@l_incubo yes

    • @aikochan002
      @aikochan002 Год назад +2

      @@l_incubo just like en passant, the most unheard rule ever

  • @dotdashdotdash
    @dotdashdotdash 2 года назад +7

    hey it’s Bill E(ugenics)

  • @residencialitalince8154
    @residencialitalince8154 Год назад +1

    probably kill gates needed a booster

  • @attackfighter
    @attackfighter Год назад +10

    Bill is not good at chess. I am 1500 and I play a hundred times better than him. It's obvious, when he's 'analyzing' his position, that he has no theoretical basis for his approach to the game, no idea about tactics, strategies, openings, and so forth. He doesn't have any experience at all. He says he's 1600 but he's probably more like 500 - a total newbie. Of course, he can never admit that, because in our culture chess ability is often shown to symbolize high intelligence. In Blade Runner, the super billionaire owner of Tyrell corporation is shown to be an avid chess player, along with a stock investment enthusiast. The connection is clear. If you are rich you are smart and if you are smart you are good at chess. Sadly, these connections are often messy outside of fiction.

    • @mabitent
      @mabitent Год назад +8

      quit trying to sound intelligent bruv

    • @ShivamKumar-gd4jw
      @ShivamKumar-gd4jw Год назад +4

      yeah dude do u think he actually wanted to play chess there, it was just a formality he and wanted it to end quickly as to go on with the show.

    • @treemint9244
      @treemint9244 Год назад +2

      🤓

    • @sharpnova2
      @sharpnova2 Год назад +5

      He's not trying to sound intelligent everything he's saying is exactly on point

    • @ryanmoore3200
      @ryanmoore3200 Год назад +3

      key board warrior, go on national television and play against him without any prep before hand. you'd probably play worse than bill did.

  • @johnathanpearson3203
    @johnathanpearson3203 2 года назад +3

    The canned laughter 🤮

    • @donnabaardsen5372
      @donnabaardsen5372 2 года назад +16

      It's NOT "canned laughter," there's a large audience there. I lived in Norway for years, speak the language, and this show is absolutely genuine, the real deal. Skavlan is 100% professional, a real pro interviewer. Know before commenting, do your research.

    • @davidwalden444
      @davidwalden444 2 года назад +6

      Erm, I think there's an audience mate

  • @buckminsterfullerene2149
    @buckminsterfullerene2149 9 месяцев назад

    I really don't understand chess I guess, how is that 11 seconds?

    • @fragglet
      @fragglet 8 месяцев назад +3

      It only took Magnus 11 seconds of play time to win (he started at 30 seconds on the clock, ended at 18 remaining)