The undisputed greatest chess player of all time gets his triple crown. With this , Magnus now has six blitz world championships , five classical and five rapid world championship titles! Unbelievable greatness!
I mean yea since there's other people thinking it would be rude for you to scream and jump up and down. You can celebrate with your friends after you leave the venue though, just like Magnus when he won against Anand he dove in the pool.
@@frich330 Haha, if you're on this channel then you know who that is. I don't blame him for being pissed, he was in second place and a magnus loss or a draw would have sealed the deal for him.
Proud of Hikaru for doing so well even though he’s spent so much time this past year streaming and building his career outside of chess. Congrats to Magnus for the win!
@@xcams4599 When he streams he is playing chess and is doing it on a high level. He isn't just casualy playing and playing video games on stream. Don't be delusional, him playing chess on his stream is very beneficial for his skills, as he said so himself
Congratulations Magnus on a final day to end 2022 with a stunning win of the World Blitz Champion!! Now you are triple champion!! Happy New Year to you Magnus from Canada!!
@@martinschissler9208 Can be a joke, but for different people the degree of feelings does not depend on the degree of the event. Something can be very exciting to a beginner, and indifferent to a professional.
congrats to the GOAT......man it is kind of sad to see Hikaru fail again to win one of these championships, i just think his strategy of quick draws with black isn't ideal in this format, especially when Magnus is going to be fighting every round
exactly, you can't expect to just do really well with white and take draws with black when your competing against the goat, u have to be aggressive in every game and play on an absolute whole other level just to stay competitive
Hikaru only won 2 less games. Magnus won 13 to Hikarus 11 games. Additionally, Hikaru had 8 draws, 4 with the white pieces and 4 with the black. Lastly, 6 of his 11 wins were with the black pieces so I'm not sure your take on his strategy is very sound.
@@veggiejim3987 he went 10/12 yesterday on +8 -0 =4 and had a full point lead, today he went 5/9 on +3 -2 =4. Magnus playing from behind today went +7 -2 =0 today, not a single draw. Magnus recognized that his five straight draws to finish yesterday after starting 6.5/7 got him in trouble, and he refused to draw today. And Hikaru played it safe and blew it, just like the Candidates.
@@jesusthroughmary Does not make what I said in my comment any less true. He is incorrect about Hikarus overall strategy with the black pieces at the tournament based on the tournament results. Results speak for themselves, Carlsen #1 and Hikaru #2 as reflected by their chess skill level.
This guy is beyond marvelous in his talent and still has many years ahead of him of continued greatness if he so chooses. Unlike most competitive sports that wear on your body with age he's the master of a game he can continuously dominate for another 30 years or more if he so chooses. Well done Magnus.
There's a pretty clear negative correlation between age and cognition. Chess is no different. You will get slower, and your brain will wear down. Although genetics is a large factor
I, absolutely love, that the first thing Magnus did, after greeting his opponent, was to line up all of his ranks... before starting, making sure everyone was ready.
Other players are still playing so it can't be loud 😅 you should check 2019 blitz final match Magnus Hikaru, there were no others playing so the crowd was a little more live
This guy is literally the Don!!! Reminds me of Ronnie O’Sullivan… I.e. just pure once in a generation natural/genius talent. Just glad I’m here to watch it all real time 😁
I’m yet to understand how they can contain themselves after achieving something so monumental and under so much pressure. I’d rip my shirt off and cry I’d be so overwhelmed with emotions
@@Valeria_Lukyanova "According to FIDE, touch move does matter even in Blitz, but a move is not considered complete unless the player presses the clock." ruclips.net/video/PCdlwiiKEz8/видео.html
At 1:13 if you do frame-by-frame analysis you will see that Abdusattorov touches his king one frame _before_ Carlsen hit his clock, which means technically it is an illegal move.
I genuinely have no idea what's going on but watching high level chess is just weirdly fascinating. I'd like to actually learn how to play some day (beyond just knowledge of how the pieces can move) but it seems like such an insane amount of knowledge and learning... It's honestly kind of overwhelming when the only real comparison I have are geniuses like Magnus lmao
There's a lot of online chess community to play with. You can start as a beginner and earn and improve your chess rating. You don't have to compare yourself to Magnus right away-even for us (at least casuals) who has been playing for years, that's overwhelming 😂. Perhaps you can check post-analysis to slowly understand the dynamics as the game progresses-learn beyond the moves.
@@Valeria_Lukyanova there is a touch-move rule, it is very important, it cost Carlsen his game today against Sarana as he had touched the bishop. It just doesn't apply here when the player is adjusting not moving
Is there anybody who can explain me why he surrenders that early? I play just a little bit Chess, but don't get it. Carlson has one horse more, not more
@@seanmatthewking For every move you get time added back to the clock. The added seconds are called the "increment". For this tournament, as with many others, the clock starts with 3 minutes and there is a 2-second increment.
If you look closely you can see Hikaru turning his head and shaking it in disappointment just after Magnus' game is over. That's better than any applause 😀
Everyone talking about Magnus (understandably, he won), but I'm just looking at how annoyed Nodirbek is with himself after that game - he doesn't look at almost at all except for a moment to see what Magnus was moving his arms about for; even when offering the handshake he was staring at the pieces or when leaving the table.
It's almost 2023 and they are still playing with manual clocking. By now they should have sensors in the board that detect each movement, so when a player leaves his piece the clock starts ticking for the opponent. On second hand (no pun intended) I find the constant smashing of the clock pad quite entertaining, I'm just surprised they haven't made the game more efficient. After all it's not that complicated to make it automated.
Wait… at 1:45 Magnus Carlsen touched his pawn but moves another piece… That’s illegal right? I’m not a chess master but I know for a fact that touching a piece which can make a legal move has to be moved especially in chess tournaments… How did the referee or his opponent not notice this?!?
It's legal bro if you're adjusting the piece. I also like to adjust my pieces so that every piece is straight and centered. (Kind of like OCD) It's only illegal when you move the piece and take your hand off it and then attempt to move another piece
At 1:44 ff Carlsen touches a pawn while it is his turn and moves then his fingers back. The rule however says "If touched - then moved!" Or is that obsolete in the meantime?
When Magnus picks up a taken piece and fiddles with it in his fingers you know he's going "beast mode" which is when you know you're probably finished.
You're correct, good catch. You're also beautiful. This may help: "A player claiming a touch-move violation must do so before themselves touching a piece." It's probably an unwritten rule that top ranked players don't really nitpick over small mistakes like this.
@@Ploeppsel I didn't think about that. Also, this is probably one of those rules that is collectively overlooked because it's kind of irrelevant to gameplay when all is said and done
God it was funny watching the few days ago when Magnus turned up late to a game w/ 30secs on the clock, to becoming Blitz champion. The man is just built different.
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The undisputed greatest chess player of all time gets his triple crown. With this , Magnus now has six blitz world championships , five classical and five rapid world championship titles! Unbelievable greatness!
If he wants to defend his classical title.... Then he'll be first in all format 🥰
@@karanpunjabi1861 Been there, done that already...
@@karanpunjabi1861 He already won all three formats (triple crown) twice, in 2014 and 2019
Not 5
He has 4 in rapid
Still goat 🙌🙌
@@Philopantheon82 i don't recall kasparov ever having the triple crown, how about you?
9:11 reaction of nakamura speaks for itself
😢
AHAHAHHAAHAHAHAHHAAHHAHAHAHAHAHHAHAAH YOU MADE ME DAY 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
😂😂 Magnus and Hikaru are Chess! Their reactions are so authentic.
What an Observation!!
I am like where did you saw Nakamura 😆😆
He glimpsed and he said "damn!" . But he realized that Magnus won. Maybe Magnus lost.
Carlsen is not only world champion. He also pays the utmost attention to being fair. And I appreciate this fairness from Magnus Carlsen very much.
magnus tocou o peão e movimentou outra peça. Não sei se vc reparou? ele ainda faz uma careta de leve.
Well said, he is sticking to the principles of clean and fair play which deserves an accolade per Se!! Good comment Miss
@@luizcesarferreira6500 he said J'adoube he was recentering the pawn on the square. It's allowed all good.
Really?
Like slandering a worthy opponent?
@@fostercathead slaughtering*
This guy is so fascinating. Comes across like he's so casual playing when he is literally unbeatable
@@SubZyYT bro what
He's literally beatable. In fact he lost to Hans it's a pretty famous incident.
@@SubZyYT so youre telling us you never appeared tired when going in public ?
He lost many times. Sometimes refused handshakes. Lacked sportsmanship but justifies it by "being the best"
Wdym by «He lost many times» and being the best does have some privliges…..
9:10 The look back from Hikaru when he realizes he didn't win and he probably can't copyright strike Magnus
nakamura's reaction at the end
He didn't turn his head what are you talking about
@@rumpelstiltskin8841 9:12
@@rumpelstiltskin8841 Yes, he did. Just after Carlsen and Abdusattorov had stood up. He obviously realised immediately that Carlsen had won.
@@Saizares lol it is true
Hahahahaha the sheer disappointment 🤣
Only game that the player cannot show his expression outside, when u win such a big championship in the world.
I mean yea since there's other people thinking it would be rude for you to scream and jump up and down. You can celebrate with your friends after you leave the venue though, just like Magnus when he won against Anand he dove in the pool.
@@addya5083 that's what I said, that's what's considered to be rude.
why u looking for permission. And why are they cleaning the board after win. Looks creepy. Is he a world champion or some cleaner?
@@getoffmydick4198 some cleaner ? He used the board to play it’s only fair he resets the pieces
@@lightman9935 it shouldn't be considered rude tho. He won the championship bruh
9:12 Hikaru's reaction
Hikaru was RIGHT there too. Magnus is a giant that seems unable to be slain.
@Satchel doubt it. he will retire before that!
Asian dude in the back look pissed after he realized magnus won 😂
@Satchel Yeah when Niemann beads company hit market they might
@@frich330 Haha, if you're on this channel then you know who that is. I don't blame him for being pissed, he was in second place and a magnus loss or a draw would have sealed the deal for him.
@@frich330 yeah he is Hikaru the guy that came in second
Proud of Hikaru for doing so well even though he’s spent so much time this past year streaming and building his career outside of chess. Congrats to Magnus for the win!
All he does streaming is 99% playing chess tho.🤣
@@marcypitbull yea but there's a difference in casually playing chess for content than getting ready for a chess tournament no?
@@xcams4599 he definitely said as much himself
@@xcams4599 When he streams he is playing chess and is doing it on a high level. He isn't just casualy playing and playing video games on stream. Don't be delusional, him playing chess on his stream is very beneficial for his skills, as he said so himself
lmao second hand johns
The Late Gambit - opponent sitting there nervous waiting for him till the early moves.
Congratulations Magnus on a final day to end 2022 with a stunning win of the World Blitz Champion!! Now you are triple champion!! Happy New Year to you Magnus from Canada!!
As someone who also dominated and won my 8th grade chess tournament I know what that moment was like.
what? :) are you serious?
@@martinschissler9208 Can be a joke, but for different people the degree of feelings does not depend on the degree of the event. Something can be very exciting to a beginner, and indifferent to a professional.
@@flagames4478 That might be. In my eyes it is still pretty strange to make such a posting that only revolves around the own ego.
@@martinschissler9208 r/wooosh
@@kitneikirk3020 Oh
Now eagerly waiting for the classic ChessbaseIndia on the go interview with Magnus, premium content 💯🌟
Yesss
Pure smile, well deserved! Both world rapid and blitz champion! It would be even more amazing if he defends his world champion title, congrats
I agree
Feeling very sad for hikaru man you are a true waarrior hats off 9:13
If he's a true warrior why he didn't win the tournament 🤣
@@sanishm5502 wellll, he was sort of competing against the greatest chess player of all time and came in second in the blitz
@@josephelmer4377 then why he came 69th in Rapid🤣
@@sanishm5502 Cause his first job is streaming instead of studying like everyone else does?
@Harvey Specter ok since you have all these excuses why he never won one before his streaming career?
At the moment, he is the world champion in all the three formats
G.O.A.T. MAGNUS CARLSEN
Lucky and strong, i deteste this caracter smile for win punch for lose no good for educational chess people.
@@Tana-degli-Scacchi everything alright at home?
@@Tana-degli-Scacchi In English, please
@@FindTheHiddenMessage Yes...
@@GiovanniAssis-nv1uq Iam italo/german no good english sorry.
congrats to the GOAT......man it is kind of sad to see Hikaru fail again to win one of these championships, i just think his strategy of quick draws with black isn't ideal in this format, especially when Magnus is going to be fighting every round
exactly, you can't expect to just do really well with white and take draws with black when your competing against the goat, u have to be aggressive in every game and play on an absolute whole other level just to stay competitive
Hikaru only won 2 less games. Magnus won 13 to Hikarus 11 games. Additionally, Hikaru had 8 draws, 4 with the white pieces and 4 with the black. Lastly, 6 of his 11 wins were with the black pieces so I'm not sure your take on his strategy is very sound.
@@veggiejim3987 he went 10/12 yesterday on +8 -0 =4 and had a full point lead, today he went 5/9 on +3 -2 =4. Magnus playing from behind today went +7 -2 =0 today, not a single draw. Magnus recognized that his five straight draws to finish yesterday after starting 6.5/7 got him in trouble, and he refused to draw today. And Hikaru played it safe and blew it, just like the Candidates.
@@jesusthroughmary Does not make what I said in my comment any less true. He is incorrect about Hikarus overall strategy with the black pieces at the tournament based on the tournament results. Results speak for themselves, Carlsen #1 and Hikaru #2 as reflected by their chess skill level.
@@veggiejim3987 he went for 2 early draws in the first two games in today's round that let Magnus (who won both) tie him
Still a beast. Still number one. Man, really the mozart of chess
This guy is beyond marvelous in his talent and still has many years ahead of him of continued greatness if he so chooses. Unlike most competitive sports that wear on your body with age he's the master of a game he can continuously dominate for another 30 years or more if he so chooses. Well done Magnus.
There's a pretty clear negative correlation between age and cognition. Chess is no different. You will get slower, and your brain will wear down. Although genetics is a large factor
I, absolutely love, that the first thing Magnus did, after greeting his opponent, was to line up all of his ranks... before starting, making sure everyone was ready.
Just gonna throw it out there, Magnus has never beaten me at blitz chess.
He has already beaten you, and he did it using zero moves. You just haven't realised it yet.
@@Martian74Damn.. well, Magnus hasn't beaten me at blitz chess. Just thought I'd throw it out there.
me neither. i could beat him but why spend time on a silly little game
@@Saxorlaud Cause you’re a moron who, with time, could never figure out the silly game. Move on and turn on your PlayStation.
@@aleksyblack ladies watch out this intellectual plays board games
Would be nice to have another pov. For example a board reflecting each move it's not that easy to see the games development.
There was a board where coloured cups of coffee next to the sugar
Become board certified
just wait for gotham's video tomorrow
Check out the game on Agmadator's channel.
@@ptahrelayankh8253 lmao
2 things I noticed on the win:
1) his shaking hands as he collected the pieces;
2) his immediate interest in the adjacent game.
Magnus Nodirbek super 👍👏🇺🇿
thats gold... good observation
08:54 - The crowd went insane…
Other players are still playing so it can't be loud 😅 you should check 2019 blitz final match Magnus Hikaru, there were no others playing so the crowd was a little more live
Great win. It was kinda funny to watch him do the “everybody make some noise” at 8:55, then absolutely no noise happens.
Poor sportsmanship from mAgnus’ opponent. He knew Magnus just won the title and he basically stormed off
Nodirbek is still a kid. Can't blame him too much. Plus he lost his rapid title this week. He has lots of reasons to be disappointed.
he was obviously dissapointed on himself and just wanted to leave and maybe rest
noticed the sore loser mentality aswell.
doesn't belong in chess
@@F11ch Lol lots of chess players have it. Carlsen and Kasparov are the two best players of all time and they are notoriously sore losers.
@@mysticalmagic9259 plus it seems a lot like they're are pissed off with themselves rather than at the opponent, ya know?
Can't believe Magnus became World Blitz 2022. So happy for him.
I love how he constantly centers pieces in their squares… I do the same thing so I’m basically just as good as him.
As a casual spectator unfamiliar with chess tournaments, I thought it was some kind of mental trick to distract the opponent. 😄
Magnus Carlson... best chess player of all time
1:45 did he touch the piece, then changed his mind to move it? is that even allowed at that level?
LOVE how Hikaru reacts to the win :)))
he is the only person to ever get a triple crown three times
That's basically a cubic crown
Did anyone get a triple crown even once before MC?
@@robinvm4698 Of course not.
Three times ? No one got the triple crown at least once apart from Magnus in history
@@udarajayawardena2018 exactly and he is the only person that has managed to achieve it 3 times as well
happy to see a belgian in the top 20
Agreed, super impressive ! I never heard of them, I'll have to look them up
@@Anvekeen om
Poor hikaru, just living in a bad era of the goat
This guy is literally the Don!!! Reminds me of Ronnie O’Sullivan… I.e. just pure once in a generation natural/genius talent. Just glad I’m here to watch it all real time 😁
A rare sight seeing the Rocket named in a chess thread. Two goats of their craft.
2:57 ~ can someone explain why Magnus can't play Nxe5 with a discovery on black's knight on h5
That's what I'm talking about! That's why he's the MVP! That's why he's the GOAT; the GOAT!🫶🏻🐐🐐🐐
I can’t believe he became the actual tournament.
I’m yet to understand how they can contain themselves after achieving something so monumental and under so much pressure. I’d rip my shirt off and cry I’d be so overwhelmed with emotions
It's his 16th world title
@@VividFlash how’d he react for his first title?
@@laomein6199 pretty sure he jumped into a pool
@@Jvdzzz Fully clothed in a suit I might add
By far the best player in the world!! Awesome & Congratulations!!👌👏
9:11 nakamura : damn!! He won again..
01:46 touched it ! Fortunately some fairplay there...
9:11 Hikaru reaction xD
💀
Yes
1:45 touch-move ?? After rewatching the video I have to agree that he said something indicating he would adjust the piece
There's no touch rule in Blitz
@@Valeria_Lukyanova "According to FIDE, touch move does matter even in Blitz, but a move is not considered complete unless the player presses the clock." ruclips.net/video/PCdlwiiKEz8/видео.html
you can feel hikaru's disappointment.
still no blitz title to his name.
1 pt ahead of magnus going in for day 2.
At 1:13 if you do frame-by-frame analysis you will see that Abdusattorov touches his king one frame _before_ Carlsen hit his clock, which means technically it is an illegal move.
Yes, but it was just a grip, the actual move started after that. 🙂Sorry, I'm not familiar whit the rules, probably you are right.
Please Carlsen, don't just give up your titles, defend them, you are the best
9:12 you can pinpoint the exact moment when Naka's heart rips in half.
Don't care how good he is at chess they shouldn't let him cut his own hair
the hair is cute
lol
the hair is perfect
The hair... ahem... speaks for itse- *gets tossed from comment section*
Take ur pills
After the game Magnus is relaxing and happy😁😁
1:44 Pieza tocada, pieza jugada. Que pasó?
Adjusto
I wondered the same thing. They just not have touch-move rules in those blitz tournaments? I've noticed them adjusting before, without announcing it.
I genuinely have no idea what's going on but watching high level chess is just weirdly fascinating.
I'd like to actually learn how to play some day (beyond just knowledge of how the pieces can move) but it seems like such an insane amount of knowledge and learning... It's honestly kind of overwhelming when the only real comparison I have are geniuses like Magnus lmao
There's a lot of online chess community to play with. You can start as a beginner and earn and improve your chess rating. You don't have to compare yourself to Magnus right away-even for us (at least casuals) who has been playing for years, that's overwhelming 😂. Perhaps you can check post-analysis to slowly understand the dynamics as the game progresses-learn beyond the moves.
Messi and then Carlsen. The end of 2022 will be remembered for ages
hikaru's reaction tho, we all felt that.
1:45 did he let it slide or the tournament has no touch-move rule?
It is quite common that players adjust pieces, he made a gesture to show that he was adjusting
He said "j'adoube" which indicates that he's adjusting the piece
I see now thank you guys
It's Blitz anyway, there's no touch rule
@@Valeria_Lukyanova there is a touch-move rule, it is very important, it cost Carlsen his game today against Sarana as he had touched the bishop. It just doesn't apply here when the player is adjusting not moving
Why Magnus didn't move a pawn at 1:45? He touch a pawn.
There's no touch rule in Blitz
@@Valeria_Lukyanova Of course there is. But he just announced to adjust the pawn (j'adoube).
Suggestion : keep a digital board on the screen to see the moves of players clearly
What a weird match. They're obviously on a different level.
what do u mean? that guy beated Magnus Carlsen when he was 16
No it was a good match...very good. Very close
don't insult people who beat Magnus Carlsen not like you.
I Ike how Magnus always looks like he made a bad move when he has his head grasped with his hands lol
8:54 someone needs to make an edit with like world cup audio fans going crazy
Congrats Magnus Carlsen!
wot
wot
wot
wot
wot
9:10 Hikaru: Ah crap, Magnus won.
Is there anybody who can explain me why he surrenders that early? I play just a little bit Chess, but don't get it. Carlson has one horse more, not more
Also he was almost completely out of time, just a few seconds remaining. Magnus Carlsen had 15 seconds still.
@@maitreyagunjal121 Thx.... that was all :D nice
@@Kenji314159 He went from 1 second to 3 seconds to 5 seconds. He seemed to be gaining time at the end. I don't really understand
@@seanmatthewking For every move you get time added back to the clock. The added seconds are called the "increment". For this tournament, as with many others, the clock starts with 3 minutes and there is a 2-second increment.
The beauty of Blitz. Winning by 15 seconds.
Shows you one mind runs faster than the other...
Chess at its finest...
Sadly there was no one to clap for him😅
If you look closely you can see Hikaru turning his head and shaking it in disappointment just after Magnus' game is over. That's better than any applause 😀
As a non chess player, why does the timer go back up? Is it if they make a move within one second it adds an extra second?
that's how blitz works, it's a 3+2 Game (3 Minutes in total + 2 Second increment for a Move)
@@udarajayawardena2018 so every time they make a move it adds two seconds? So that right at the end it goes really quickly but they can add time on?
@@Tommy24552 Yes. Every move adds 2 seconds. If you move faster than 2 seconds you can gain time.
@@MichaelOnines Nice, pretty awesome game!
Legend
Everyone talking about Magnus (understandably, he won), but I'm just looking at how annoyed Nodirbek is with himself after that game - he doesn't look at almost at all except for a moment to see what Magnus was moving his arms about for; even when offering the handshake he was staring at the pieces or when leaving the table.
Hes nervous
Нодырбек бауыр алға
magnus keeps looking away so that his opponent can quickly make a move, genius
GOAT
9:11
Hikarus reaction tho😢😂
I hope Nodirbek puts end to Magnus's career in the recent future even though it is incredibly hard. I am literally tired of Magnus
Are you a chess fan or just a Magnus hater?
How perfect you are in shooting the game, angle is very meticulously obtained
Many Russian players did well. Go Russia 🇷🇺
fack russia xD
@@pauIaaaa why
@@BlazedBob What do you mean why?
really cheering for russia
It's almost 2023 and they are still playing with manual clocking. By now they should have sensors in the board that detect each movement, so when a player leaves his piece the clock starts ticking for the opponent. On second hand (no pun intended) I find the constant smashing of the clock pad quite entertaining, I'm just surprised they haven't made the game more efficient. After all it's not that complicated to make it automated.
Wait… at 1:45 Magnus Carlsen touched his pawn but moves another piece… That’s illegal right? I’m not a chess master but I know for a fact that touching a piece which can make a legal move has to be moved especially in chess tournaments… How did the referee or his opponent not notice this?!?
It's legal bro if you're adjusting the piece. I also like to adjust my pieces so that every piece is straight and centered. (Kind of like OCD) It's only illegal when you move the piece and take your hand off it and then attempt to move another piece
Around 1:45 he touches a pawn and moves a different piece, does he say something to indicate he’s just centering it on the square?
Hikaru in the background : *looks back* "here we go again" *head shake*
Watch the clock at 8:38. why does Abdusattorov's time change from 1 second to 3 seconds before his hand even hits the button?
At 1:44 ff Carlsen touches a pawn while it is his turn and moves then his fingers back. The rule however says "If touched - then moved!" Or is that obsolete in the meantime?
He said, "j'adoube." It wasn't a touch, it was an adjustment.
When Magnus picks up a taken piece and fiddles with it in his fingers you know he's going "beast mode" which is when you know you're probably finished.
«Aaaand still, the undisputed champion of the woooorld, Magnus Caaaarlsen»
🇳🇴🇳🇴
1:51 touch move?
You're correct, good catch. You're also beautiful. This may help: "A player claiming a touch-move violation must do so before themselves touching a piece." It's probably an unwritten rule that top ranked players don't really nitpick over small mistakes like this.
@@normalpsychology don't forget you are allowed to centralise the pieces. Could've been just that
@@Ploeppsel I didn't think about that. Also, this is probably one of those rules that is collectively overlooked because it's kind of irrelevant to gameplay when all is said and done
@7:06 Ke2 seemingly looks better then Bf6, but I’m sure abdusattorov had better plans. Well played by both GMs👏
1:46 touch move
I think Magnus says j'adoube right before he touches.
There's no touch rule in Blitz
Anger and frustration is on the face of Nodirbek.. he is very competitive.. but Magnus to Magnus hai bhai.. GOAT
dis da same guy who came late w/ 30sec left in roun1. thts crazty
His opponent should congratulate him for the championship, that is what grown ups would do.
Why wasn't there a "touch-move" violation by Carlsen at 1:45?
This guy legit arrived 2m30 late in the first round and won the whole tournament 💀
nice when nakamura realised that Magnus won
The same reaction I have when it finally comes out after 2 days of constipation
Magnus has exactly the same moves as the computer every time
And the crowd goes wild!!!
God it was funny watching the few days ago when Magnus turned up late to a game w/ 30secs on the clock, to becoming Blitz champion. The man is just built different.
Such a joy to watch the intensity, strategy and tactics of a champion chess player. I never ztop learning.
You can see how Magnus thinks and moves his pieces so well! (I don’t know anything about chess)