Amateur Challenges Chess Grandmaster Magnus Carlsen | WSJ
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- Опубликовано: 16 ноя 2017
- Self-described "obsessive learner" Max Deutsch challenged grandmaster Magnus Carlsen to a game of chess. What could possibly go wrong? Video: George Downs/WSJ. Photo: Gordon Welters for The Wall Street Journal.
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He learned how to waste 21 minutes of Magnus' time in one month
ahhahaha haha, you are hilarious... dude i know magnus is busy, but he works 200-240 days a year, that’s 2/3 it’s not like he has to be studying chess moves 24/7 shutup and stop being a d*ck just because someone had the chance to play a game if you had the chance to play a game against carlson would you pass it up? didn’t think so
@@ethancollinsworth3927 relax dude, it's just another comment and you rage at it like your life depended on it lol have a seat and stop raging over comments online soi boi oh btw i find his comment extremely humorous, because guess what?? it's the truth in a sarcastic point of view
Derpo Cheeseball I know I would because it would waste my time and his
@@anibalraymundo6155 It's prob the faSt lEaRnEr 2nd acc
so you would go into a game to play with magnus thinking, i’m wasting his time and mine. you have a real winner mentality bud. extra lame
He sounds like he actually thought Magnus was worried about losing this game. He's completely delusional.
ahahaha yep
Magnus had like 0% fear and I’m being honest. Magnus could beat him probable with 2 knights off the board
@@timberhoff Bro even I could do that with those odds... Magnus is the world champ
I know! I felt like slapping him for disrespecting my lord like that.
Magnus could easily beat the guy blindfolded with 1 minute on the clock
Dude didn't even learn enough chess to understand that he had absolutely no chance against Magnus.
Woooow 👏👏👏👏 like for real bro
This man has the worst case of Dunning-Kreuger I have ever witnessed. This is the equivalent of someone who climbed the hill behind their house and thought they could sprint to the top of Mount Everest
Or against lets say any 1200 rated ten year old kid in any chessclub of any town?! Probably he should have at least tried out to achieve that first?!
Kappa
It's pathetic how they even agreed for this match. It's like mocking the system. He could have played against world chess player ranked 10,000 and still lost.
“I solved a rubick’s cube, next month, I’m going to find the cure for cancer.”
And a cure for cold.
Why is everyone being mean to Max?
@@alectassey7441 honestly, because his approach to the game of chess is so disrespectful to the fact that it is a centuries old art form that takes DECADES to truly master. It is literally like practicing basketball for one month and then saying you’re going to play one on one with Lebron James
@@ApostleMan222 I understand, but I don't think people should be giving him massive amounts of hate.
@@alectassey7441 he’s a loser.
This must be what happens when parents tell their kids that they're special too many times.
Yeah,true.
Fr🤣🤣🤣
Please, upvote this comment a lot.
This is why bullies exist
Max Deutsch seems like such an immature soul, learning party tricks for a living except daddy has ties in MSM.
Forget about trying to beat Magnus, this guy thought he could actually memorize all the best moves from all possible games in chess.
Bruh there are more chessmoves than atoms in the universe... how tf would someone memorize that..?
Sentinel he means the 1000 or so games that have near perfect moves
@@nota4688 Which also would make absolutely no sense
sdm there’s a big difference though
@@nota4688 There are no "perfect games" in chess that you can simply memorize. In chess, each player has to make a move. There is simply no way to memorize trillions of variations consisting of the recommended computer move.
POV: you’re scrolling down the comments section looking for more ways people have managed to roast and toast this guy
Y e s
POV: The same applies to you
YASSSSSS SO TRUE
Yes 😂😂😂😂😂
Exactly, that guy is a complete joke
Anyone who is even slightly into chess probably laughed when this guy blamed his loss on his lack of time, or thinks he had Magnus “worried” at any point.
He blamed his algorithm lol
I'd say "I'm slightly into chess," And I thought he was joking the entire video and being comedic? Was he not? He did not appear serious to me at all. I thought the video was very light hearted.
Im sure magnus was thinking about that one cat that acts like a baby
Time...hahaha... That kid will literally be dead for the next 20,000 years (and that's probably being generous) before that little Dell laptop could work to solve chess. We still can't do it if we combined all of our computing power in the world. It won't be solved until we get quantum computing working, and even then, maybe.
@@JustinOhio it’s solved already. Deepmind AI
Race with Usain bolt after a month of excercise.
after a month of NOT* exercising
After a month of researching the best type of exercise to do, but running out of time to do the exercises.
He stands a better chance at beating Usain because of the possibility that Usain tears his achilles mid-race. No chance at besting Magnus here.
Play csgo or dota
The funny part is that he is almost more likely to beat Usain in a race then Carlsen at chess
This is like trying to get better at math by remembering the numbers
The PERFECT analogy
Math need alogarithm, and chess need it too. He was trying learn alogarithm, so its good for him. Human become Detroit
Before the Ramanujan
It works though, that's how deep blue from IBM won against kasparov.
But a human brain can't memorize every single move and algorithm like a computer.
@@GeroG3N that's not how at all. Ibm uses deep machine learning that is beyond what the creator can understand. We don't know how exactly Ibm can do the stuff it can.
Magnus expected someone who dedicated a whole month to chess. This guy dedicated his computer to a month of chess and learned the mainline Ruy Lopez in an hour.
If you believe this guy actually wrote an algorithm, I have a bridge to sell you.
@@kimaboe Well, writing an algorithm is not necessarily an impressive thing. it could be a really bad one
The first 10 moves of the main Ruy
and he probably actually asked magnus to play the mainline behind the scenes lol
@@RuaIvan Even an algorithm about how chess pieces moves or works is quite decent.
I don't believe that Max entirely built an algorithm to evaluate chess positions. It's simply cost too much (time and computing resources) while there is a free and accesible chess engine on the internet.
"I lifted weights for a month and challendged the world's strongest man to a deadlift competition."
"Except I didn't lift, I studied anatomy to figure out the best way to do a deadlift. This revolutionary way of thinking might just be the edge I need."
"At the end of the day, I didn't really understand what "bones" or "muscle" mean so I'm just coming here on my own. Excited."
Perfect
Great analogy man lol
😂😂😂😂That last part
Thank you lol
Roflmao
This dude literally thought that he could memorize billions of chess positions
Trillions
@@gracemichael3347 multi trillions
10¹²⁰ positions
Novemquinquagintillion positions
@@raulcavalcante9193 This.
This must be stupidest thing I have ever seen.
Kassu nah foreal though..
How come?
@@qwertyki9367 a cloud computer can process 8billion computations per second. and he was gonna memorise it let alone code it.
Big day for you
@@qwertyki9367 what are you stupid? What do you mean how come? Did you just see what this guy tried to do?
Wow this man built an algorithm for chess? Genius. Absolutely lightyears ahead of everyone. Stockfish is shaking
Its almost like humans aren’t capable of immediately learning and applying algorithms to chess games like computers
stockfish is shaking 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
This guy is a fraud.
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
except he didn't even build anything lol
Magnus has defeated Grand masters while eating chillies, being half submerged under ice water, (for a show match) with 1 min to 5 minute time odds, and has played and defeated 15 opponents simultaneously blindfolded. And then here is this guy.
He’s also won while drunk lol
@@DeletedUser662 he has more wins whilst drunk than loses its not that special
And then there is this guy. Magnus won against him too, but what a waste...
This is like saying "I'm 20 and tried to turn 22 in 1 month."
I don't know why but I'm laughing so hard at this because this comment is simply beautiful
Learning skills can never be rushed. It takes gradual amount of time to get it consistently because that is how our human brains work.
Turn 70 in a month**
Plot twist their birthday is that month
This is the most powerful comment in the section... Damm
"Keeping him nervous for the first 8 moves" someone needs to deck this kid
Exactly that's opening theory! What a guy!
@@thenegotiata played e4 have him on his toes basically
@Hallie Don't give him any more crazy ideas haha.
*Castles*
Carlsen shakes in fear while crying
@@malalaika Usain Bolt without training would still beat him
I think the reason why people give him so much hate for this video is it’s fairly insulting to chess. Like, another one of his 30-day challenges was “learn a backflip” it wasn’t “beat Simone Biles on a floor routine.” But when it came to chess he begins by saying he can design software to solve the game as if there haven’t been actual programmers and chess players refining exactly that sort of software for decades. Then he pays however much money for the greatest player alive, maybe ever, to play against him and be nice to him afterwards so he can feel like he wasn’t being a total clown the whole time. The entire thing just reeks of cringy, entitled arrogance. - Morgan Freeman
I believe a 80's chess playing software would've beaten him. EZ
You should have put the morgan freeman at the front so I read the comment in his voice.
pretty sure magnus doesn’t give af. he got a bag
@@akakiakakievich1837 Try it. ;)
@@akakiakakievich1837 I believe the best player in any random middle school chess club could also beat him
I bet if Magnus just extended his hand to shake at any move, he would have believed him 😂
Dude!!!! HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA
Haha! Brutaal!
xaxaxxaxax
buhaaaaaahahahaaaaaaa
🤣🤣
"Keeping him a little bit nervous for at least 8 moves was a minor victory."
Yeah Magnus was obviously terrified of the main line Ruy Lopez
Almost chocked on that one
@@ack_ hahahaha
I mean It's not like he has played thousands of game with this opening and has spent countless hours studying it, sooooo......
Any competitive chess player could hang with Magnus for 8 moves. What makes them so good is they crush you in midgame so much that endgame likely doesn't even happen... such as this game. Anyone can memorize a basic opening. Thats like elementary school for a chess prodigy.
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
The fact that he didn't learn anything in a month amazes me
And he got paid to do that
Guess, he didn't study Kardashian strategy properly 😂
The fact that he didn't *try* to learn anything in a month amazes me.
Hahaha
@Ice Bear he knew that he would've lost even if trying to learn properly. Why go for a strategy you know will fail right? So he tried to go for a gimmick that would at least give him a chance, even if it's a near zero chance.
4:43 Dude wouldn't even know he got mated if Magnus didn't shake his hand
Ihhhh, this is a good one 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Hahahaha I think you're right, and I think Magnus knew that
Magnus was actually helping him not embarras himself any longer
dude would've tried to move another pawn into a blunder real talk.
That was a huge effort from Magnus... to remain polite.
😂
His approach is like trying to memorize every single name of every single person in the world, and then try to guess the name of a random person from Sri Lanka.
Even that is easier..
Underrated comment 😂😂😂
I don't even know what Sri Lanka is.
Hey im from sri lanka 😂😂🤣
@@DaBonkinator a country...
That “ twitch “ was him waking up from his long nap after it took you 21 minutes to make a move
That was the best thing I have read in a while, thank you.
Hahahahahahahhahah i love this comment so much
thank you for cooling down my anger after watching this video
The twitch was him realizing he had a mate in 1 but didnt want to make his opponent looks bad
"aha, Magnus is taking a longer time to play, he seems nervous!"
Magnus Carlsen's brain: "Wasn't the guy who proofread Hitler's speeches technically a grammar Nazi?"
I'm stealing this! I'll try to credit, though.
Came here to say I'll steal this, saw it was already stolen. Stealing it anyway
Whoa I was gonna steal just now as well
know what, i'm stealing this again
This was like watching a 5 year old in a boxing match against Tyson in his prime. "At that moment you got nervous, right!?" Exactly what a 5 year old would say.
Maybe tyson would be nervous because the kid could pee his pants and make the boxing ring stink.
I just learned how to solve a rubiks cube, time to go 1v1 Lebron James!!
How did the 1v1 go?
@@iamgroot3615 he lost 21 0 but his first ball dribble was perfect
I was able to throw a 3 pointer ez clap Kobe
😂😂😂
This was my favourite comment so far :)
This really comes off as disrespectful and pretentious.
Because it is.
I’m confused how it is?
@@shinyamanaka2680 definitely
How is it?
@@ethancollinsworth3927 cos he thinks he actually has a chance to beat the best chess player in the world after a month of work. He has no chance
some random guy who learned chess for a month: *I'm a GOD*
the actual chess world champion and the best in history: *The knight moves like an L*
Yea, typically
But in blitz it can sometimes be very confusing
@@Orcahhh hehe
Well, the result wouldn't have been any different if he had actually spent a month practicing chess.
Or a decade.
This is the most accurate comment.
In ten years he might have an FM or IM title, and then would totally re-think and then retract his challenge to Magnus.
@@Chaxar not an IM
@@Chaxar Nah lol if u start chess as an adult, don't even think about IM
Magnus Carlsen: Spends years training and utilises his natural genius to become the best chess player ever
Max: *solves a Rubiks cube
I thInK Im ReAdY
Everyone is a genius. But if you judge a fish by its ability to climb a tree, it will live its whole life believing that it is stupid.
Yoo it's been 1 year
@@LeventK true. Didn't Einstein say that?
@@johnlee-ii4ye yep can you help me to improve my English? 😇
@@LeventK sure
@Netloc AD he did. Look it up.
guy's impressive, in just one month made the cringiest video ever
thats hilarious😂
🤣🤣
thanks for the laugh
I'm howling lol...
The most frustrating thing isn’t the notion that he claimed his computer could come up with the perfect game and it would go well with Magnus, it’s that he thought he could memorize all of the moves and all of the responses in a few hours.
even his little computer would get absolutely annihilated by magnus
or even me (because it would be totally lost in positions that it does not know, which would be all of them)
I think it's pretty safe to say he wasn't actually building a chess algorithm. Who knows if even knows what Stockfish is. The guy is a just a self-promotional fraud.
“When I moved my knight, you kind of twitched a bit” That “twitch” was definitely the same reaction that Magnus had when Nepo played c5 at the World Chess Championship.
"keep him a little bit nervous"
oh. my. god.
Magnus Carlsen that draw a game with Kasparov at age of 13 nervous against the fAsT lEaRnEr guy.
hey C.C
It’s insulting to chess players of all levels to think that he got Magnus Carlsen nervous for even a millisecond. He probably twitched because it was stupid move or a line he wasn’t expecting because it wasn’t favorable for FaSt LeArNeR BRo
I bet I could beat this fast learner and I'm not even that good at chess
😂 😂 😂
Maybe lelouch vi Brittania could beat him.
looks like this guy watched too much anime with op protagonists.
Isekai
Bryan. j underrated comment lol
Gon & Killua typa stuff 🤣
@@gabrielmakoba9329 even gon or killua couldn't beat netero in just a month
Probably thought he could No Game No Life his way to a victory against him lol
“I moved my knight here and you twitched a little bit”
Magnus: tf are you talking about
Side topic, but notice how Magnus, introduces himself in the most humble way possible. 'I am _currently ranked_ No 1. in the world in chess'. This phrasing kind of ephasises that the ranking is made by others, and it won't last forever. It's quite elegant.
That's an interesting observation. It says a lot about Magnus.
what do you mean "made by others"? the rating in chess reflects your performance. it's "made by others" just like it's made by you. when you're winning, it increases, when you're losing, it decreases. "others" are just keeping the score.
or do you imagine chess rating is like an IMDB movie rating, where people just vote subjectively :)
It's not made by others.
@@achessjourney402 The ranking system is made by others. And I agree it's his accomplishment but still saying "currently ranked" sounds more humble than saying "I am No. 1.", let alone "I am the best" or sg.
"I'm an obsessive learner, I have one month to memorize these algorithms."
"I'm three hours from the match and have nothing memorized."
The guy sucked at time management twice in this video. The first one was where his starting point was. Technically he should have started when the program was done and then start the "clock." It would be like saying he wants to be able to be able to learn to fly in a month and then start three weeks in because he was using the mail system for the paperwork and medical tests. He could have been reading books on chess and solving chess puzzles. The second part was he was running out of time in the game.
@@orlock20 he actually got checkmated ruclips.net/video/kNF0LkIodXw/видео.html
looks a bit like my studying schedule
*SIts quietly playing with a rubiks cube*
Yes, that was too funny...duh?
This guys ego is bigger than his brain
Then it's not very big
What you mean to say is magnus’ brain
Peter Cavanaugh I GETTTT IT
Well i guess its a battle of whos got the bigger ego then
People who brag instantly fall in this category unfortunately. Being humble is key.
The only time Magnus was nervous in this entire video was probably when they asked him why he agreed to this. He was probably going through a hundred different responses to say "I wanted to see how stupid this man is" as humbly as possible.
And saying Magnus is a chess player and he wins a lot is like saying Muhammad Ali is a boxer and he punches a lot.
Magnus is actually an 'extreme learner' and a true 'genius' and obsessive personality who has spent his entire life doing every single month what Max just did for only one month. What Max did this month - obsessively learning the 'algorithm' of the Ruy Lopez - Magnus did when he was 7. Not only that Magnus has done it consistently better than hundreds of other 'extreme learners' and 'geniuses' and this dude thought he could beat Magnus!!! lol
What a clown. Lol
On top of that, many chess players have been trying to do it to extremes all over the world, without ever getting to that top.
I mean this dude is basically the diet version of Mike Shake
His mom told him he has a high IQ.
Maybe he does. But no matter how high your IQ is, there's no way you're gonna do this. It's such a ridiculous idea. Like so ridiculous. Like oh my god this is so stupid.... like wow just wow.... you're gonna memorize trillions of perfect...? Omg omg I need some coffee
@@someperson9052 Magnus probs has lol
Kudos to moms out there
So your parents told you you're dumb
Magnus has an estimated 190 iq, and he played chess for years. No matter how genius you are, you will never beat him as an amateur.
This Max guy is lucky Magnus is polite, if he challenged Kasparov the Karen of Chess, he'd been shamed and ridiculed to death
You can tell when he was talking about Magnus twitching a little and that "it was going to be okay", he got hella confused and then just said "yeah yeah" for the sake of it. Imagine what would've happened if it was Kasparov.
@@pi6141 Kasparov will put a shame on him he will never set foot outside of his house anymore, I really wish he challenge Kasparov hahaha
Honestly tho, if he challenged Levy aka GothamChess... I think he would never try anything in his life ever again after the storm of verbal abuse and lectures about danger levels!
Yeah, either Kasparov or Fischer will be sufficient for this dude to rethink his life decisions. Those two were the fiercest competitors and quite verbal about it.
the karen of chess is an expression i will add to my repertoir, thanks
Him next month be like: "Keeping Usain Bolt a little bit nervous for at least 10 meters was a minor victory" 💀
This poor guy probably thinks Magnus was worried about losing to him.
😅
Magnus literally doesnt care chat
"poor guy"
If anything I'm envious of people who are this delusional and can live in their own fantasy world
😂
He could.. obesesive learner can be monstrous
Max: He’s thinking, he’s nervous!
Magnus: What should I eat for dinner?
what about breakfast?
He was already stuffed….Bc he ate max for breakfast 😂
Vishy Anand reference?
@@physicsisawesome696 yup probably..
Mangus: falls asleep with eyes open
It’s funny how Magnus was explaining the game at the end and he was nodding along.
He had no clue what was going on 😂
"I learned boxing in 30 days and challenged prime Mike Tyson. He knocked me out in 12 seconds but he was nervous at the staredown"
"Keeping him a little bit nervous for at least 8 moves was a minor victory."
This is kinda sad. The guy really is completely delusional.
I thought he was being sarcastic at first. It's just sad if he actually believes that.
hahahaha right, the amount of book openings in chess alone are probably too much for this guy.
@@Wrtvrxgvcf55 ya. And his technique was just pure BS. He should've learnt chess normally
@Urarettin -D- Lexxar Except he didnt learnt chess at all. He tried to make an stupid algorithm that wasnt even finished instead of just learning the game.
@Urarettin -D- Lexxar so others that try to learn the game normally aren't productive?
"I'm gonna try and beat Bruce Lee while watching WWE for a month straight"
You would at least have to analyse all of his punches so you can find a favourable position at any given moment.
nah the computer still analysing so he can't watch yet
You’re gonna have to train for years in martial arts in order to stand a chance against Bruce Lee
Nah he's dead
@@4SeasonProducer thats what I thought. I mean its not hard to beat up a dead guy once you dig up his grave.
Max: "You were very serious, I throwed my punch there and you twitched a little bit."
Mike Tyson: "Yeah yeah yeah."
He played ten players without looking at the board
When he played kasparov at age 12
It was a drawn
Nervous in first eight moves?
He has entire games and possibilities
Memorised with almost every opening you could have come up with
If he studied chess for a decade straight and managed to draw against Magnus I would be genuinely surprised.
Exactly!!!
Well yeah, magnus has been playing chess hardcore his whole life, not to mention he has natural talent. I would be surprised if bro had 30 years and managed to draw with magnus
@@kangsankim976 talent is probably an understatement
At this point in time, I'd be surprised if anyone studied a lifetime and managed a draw against Magnus, given that Magnus is still in his prime and still getting better every day.
Unreal. Magnus is the best endgame player in the world
Magnus when he is in public: "Oh no the first ten moves were really good"
Magnus at home at his computer: "That was a really stupid move"
he prob just learned some openings, and magnus happened to play one of em.
@@ethancollinsworth3927 from the looks of it it looks like he played the ruy Lopez opening which is a very common opening and one of the stronger ones so it wouldn’t surprise me if he just studied the ruy Lopez and played it the best he could
Lol true
@@cupcakemaster2757 there is a RUclipsr called agadmator and he made a video about game, just write carlsen vs max agadmator and you'll find it.
This guy really figured it out. All you have to do to crush Magnus every game is to play like Stockfish...
Everytime when im feeling depressed imma just watch this masterpiece
lol, my man
"When i moved my knight here you kind of twitched a little bit" It's funny how he has the audicity to say this to a chess world champion.
magnus was like daahhhh didn't see that am gonna get crushed oh god oh god XDD like too high of hopes man just admit you got not even close and just played some dumb 8 move theory then just got rolled
Magnus probably twitched because the move was insanely stupid and at that moment he knew that he just wasted his time.
Exactly. This guy is playing psychological game instead of chess.
@@emperorsascharoni9577 that's what the guy was trying to say.
Magnus: "yeah yeah yeah" , knowing that the internet will tear the guy apart
He actually believes he made Magnus nervous for even a second?!?😂
That's the problem. his imagination like this one will make him move on like he did something meaningful and bragging to his friends on something he did not do...
The fact that they didn't even use a proper chess clock tells HOW SERIOUS THIS WAS😂
I don't think Max understands the difference between beating the World Champion at chess, and becoming good at something. When he was able to solve a Rubik's cube in under 20 seconds, that was impressive, but the equivalent achievement to beating Magnus Carlsen at Chess in Cubing terms is to be able to solve a Rubik's cube in an average of 6 to 8 seconds which is, believe me, extremely far from a sub 20 second personal best. But there is an even greater discrepancy between Max and Magnus when you take into account how old Chess is and how precise every nuance has to be. Additionally, Magnus has been playing chess almost all his life, and I don't doubt that even if Max intensely studied chess for that entire month, that Magnus has studied it many times in an even more concentrated time per month period during his whole career.
It would rather be around 3-4 seconds
There's a difference between learning how to do something and becoming the best in the world at it. I'd be pretty impressed if a complete beginner could beat me, a relatively bad player, within a month of learning the game
The equivalent would be to become sub 5 (which would put you in the top 3 fastest solvers), and even then becoming a super gm in chess is much harder
@@Yurio Well the best in the world average around 6.5 seconds on any given solve so it's about right.
@@Hello-jh1rqthey easily average sub 6 if not faster
Imagine looking at Magnus in the eyes and telling him your one move made him twitch with nervousness.
Hahahaha maaan that guy is full of himself. What a deuce.
That hurt the soul
I think it was the opposite. He was saying "I moved here, and you twitched and knew it would be okay" or rather "that's the point you knew you'd won."
@@the_semiotics The reason why people are malding is because it assumes that he had any doubt that he would win. Besides the fact that the entire video is about the possibility of beating such a chess juggernaut at all, it appears like a sort of ignorant insult.
@@haj5776 true
Legend says that his computer is still calculating algorithms until now.
It probably still is.
He definitely tried to solve for a 32 piece endgame 😂😂
Bruh
@@swank8508 or opening for around 6000 moves ahead
HAHAHA
Just to visualize the severity of the Dunning-Kruger effect: This dude thought he could memorize the outcomes of his chess program (for which already many, many programs exists..). This means memorizing Shannons number, 10 to the power of 120, possible states and their connections. It's absurd.
I remember reading this story when it first came out and thinking, “Wait, so…. Some over-confident dude thought he could beat Magnus, and didn’t win…. Why is this a story?”
The fact that magnus even entertained this is hilarious in itself
looks like he's cringing on max
Magnus probably got paid. So he doesn't care
probably because he was told its gonna be on WSJ
Anything is possible if u R getting paid
@@TheMitchellWhite He literally doesn't care
I like the part where we didnt get to watch the game at all
I missed that part.
Believe me, not a pretty sight. The obsessive learner straight up hangs a piece on move 14
vibovitold did you find the game?
Watch part II
I also liked the part where we explained what we didn’t have time to do and just played a normal game instead.
This video has zero dislikes so i assume this is probably the smartest chess video on youtube. Am i right guys?
dislike numbers don't appear anymore, genius
@@Terra157 It was a joke, genius
@@Terra157 Boooooomer!!!
@@creepyco2844 it was quite a terrible one though
@@Terra157 delete your comment
Bro really fired a water pistol at the sun
He completely wasted Magnus' time
Didn't Magnus agree to it as well
monaayyy
He was paid.
On the contrary. I think he monetized Magnus' time and turned Magnus' advantage in chess to his own advantage in the number of views.
@@tom834 On the contrary to what? Him making money doesn't mean that he didn't waist Magnus' time. Shady Void meant that for Magnus it was a waist of time. Ofcourse the idiot used Magnus' time
1917: Dog ate my homework
2017: Algorithm still processing
Underrated
So underrated!
Algorithm needs to process how this doesn't have at least 50 likes
Underrated af
Underrated 😂
He should've made his 30 day challenge to achieve a 1000 rated elo and that would've been sufficiently impressive on its own
You could get 1600 online in a month with these kind of resources. If you ate right, slept well, had some talent, a good coach and you were studying and playing like it was your job and your passion you could easily pick up all of the basics and be mentally sharp enough to recognise tactical patterns/avoid blunders/calculate basic lines.
@Mike Perry MMA Clips
I mean.. you think so? I feel like a month is not a lot of time.
1600 fide equivalent? Or like lichess? Because there's a huge difference haha
I think lichess it's safe to deduct like 300 points from your elo and that's your real fide elo 🤣
Lesson learned to this guy,
Playing chess is lightyears away of playing rubiks cube.
Magnus checkmates this dude
Him: I raN ouT oF tImE
FrostB1te I lost it at that part 😂
He meant his algorithm didn't finish computing and he ran out of time to memorize everything
@@Qira7beats LOL he is delusional, try memorizing 4 billion combinations. It was all an attempt to sound smart, he said he was rated 1100 in the first day. Obviously didn't improve a bit when he played magnus, because at 4:32 you can see he is down two full rooks
@@KevinLuWX I agree, Ill copy paste my other comment - "I'm sure if he just studied basic chess principles and learned how to calculate for a month he would've put up a better game. Imagine being on even the 2nd day of your challenge as your computer is still processing positions and thinking that it's viable to memorize them all (let alone 3 hours before the match).."
@@Qira7beats He wasn't trying to memorize positions, he was trying to create and memorize an algorithm for *analyzing* the positions. "if he just studied basic chess principles and how to calculate": that's literally what he was doing, but it turns out that's harder than you think it is. It's almost as if he spent a month and a half on this and all you did was watch a six minute video.
Nervous for 8 moves? Does this guy know what level Magnus is on?
Exactly! That made me so mad!
It's not about the level of Magnus Carlsen that makes me laugh, it's because 8 moves are just a basic opening
Maybe he misphrased it. I think he meant "I was able to play correctly for the first 8 moves which is a victory for me". Then he goes on to say that he noticed that he blundered with the knight move as Carlsen's body language switched from concentration to a more relaxed posture
Hahah the first 8 moves being opening theory, which meant he thought his opening theory would scare magnus
That 8 moves are always pre-planned if bullet player is playin
Bro didn’t learn anything for a month except the main line of Ruy Lopez
He could have hired some high level gm coach, learned the basic ideas, played a lot of games with the coach’s students, THEN use an engine to try and understand how he’s messing up, and then after a month lose to carlsen. I think people would have appreciated his efforts
Definitely... Atleast he would have understood the real reason behind the twitch...
People are mad because even after a month of 'rigorous' training, he neither understands the complexity of chess nor the greatness of Magnus...
It’s admirable how polite and patient Magnus is with this “dog ate my homework” fool
5:09 He even tried to teach him a little.
Oh ya I "programmed" my computer, but it doesn't work, so.... you'll just have to take my word for it. I did try to program my computer, daddy.
@@fivefive9638 Chess engines process numbers that we can't even pronounce so yeah, not surprised his "computer" didn't work in time.
@@jerrykremi5306 how was that teaching?
you chess people are so arrogant
Next he should try to challenge Gordon Ramsay to a cook off after spending a month in amy's bakery
He would be a dead man.
Gordon's going to turn him into a donut
@@sergefiedyt He's already a donut
Amy who?
@Bernie Sanders To be fair James is a good cook
I've watched this vídeo for the first time maybe 2 or 3 years ago. At the time, I was starting to get interesting in chess. Until to day, I play and study chess. I'm a regular player, maybe intermediate. And today I can realize that this challenge was totally unreachable, also disrespectful. Even the approach, which involved memorize (!) all positions, is computationally unpractical.
Dude is saying he lost on time when he got mated
Just did a backflip, time to solve
*Rienmann's Hypotesis*
lol
Time to solve BSD conjecture and get million dollars
Try to find out if P=NP in 30 days
Time to solve the Navier-Stokes equation
@@slmz7067 This.
This comment section is the official roast of Max Deutsch.
And he deserves it. Extremely annoying and full of himself.
Albin Johnsson ikr, lets see him take on a wrestling champion after one month of learning to wrestle
I am enjoying it
Definitely made up for the time wasted watching this! X'D
@@ashwinsmagicandcardistry yea like training one month wanting to beat John Cena or AJ Styles
In this guy's head he's the hero.
Meanwhile the whole venue is in awe of the GOAT's presence
This challenge was absolutely laughable if you even know the smallest amount of chess skill you know that this guy playing someone even a quarter of Magnus’s skill level could beat him 10 times out of 10 probably blindfolded. It was interesting to see unfold but the way he approached this was nothing short of idiotic. Have a little respect for the game. You can dedicate 30+ years of your life doing nothing but playing chess and still be no where near his skill level.
“22 minutes and 21 seconds of play later...”
magnus had played 8 seconds on that clock
Lol for real?
@@paulhk2727 It makes sense. You can play the first 8 - 12 moves completely from theory. Given that this clown doesn't know any theory, Magnus could do literally anything he wanted in those moves.
Even if this guy studied chess for literally the rest of his life, he'd still never be #1
GreenX yea magnus will lose his title at some point but he will never lose to someone who started learning chess as an adult. This guy can train with as many algorithms as he wants, it will not make any difference. If you havent started playing chess seriously in your early teens there is no chance you’ll catch up to any of these super gms
M, isn’t his chess.com rating higher in bullet?
M, I kinda figured that. Sorry for saying anything and thanks for the help, genuinely.
@@shaloamnenja12yearsago29 no he really isn't lol
Old OddJobs, I know, M told me. But thank you anyways
"He got nervous on the 8th move"
Magnus: I think I left the stove on
Max not only needs to learn what Stockfish is, but also look up what the Dunning-Kruger effect is because he's the walking embodiment of it
*Gets checkmated*
"I ran out of time, algorith is still processing"
i bursted out laughing when he said that
ELO 2835 vs EGO 2900
Sami Ariaz put it perfectly
Give this man a medal
Underrated comment 👏
😂
Hahahahaha
Max is a perfect example of the Dunning-Kruger effect.
Who else keeps coming here just to see how brutal the new comments are? :D
"Making him nervous for the first 8 moves was quite a victory"
if you only played a trash-talking Carlsen...
too weak too slow......what are you gonna play, huh, what are you gonna play and then magnus would eat an apple like a boss
Kittu i was going to say the same : What do you want to play? Too weak too slow, come on
Hahahaha the best comment
I mean like not blundering in 8 moves is not a complement
*if only you
"Unfortunately I ran out of time"
Dude, you got mated, and didn't even notice it. Magnus had to extend his hand to you for you to understand it. Usually it's the loser that extends his hand to admit defeat.
No, he meant that he forgot what to do while memorizing the algorithm which led to downfall as checkmate.
i think he run out of time preparing for the game not during the game
also usually the winner extends the hand
@@SkyGalerio nope, he is right.
Usually, the loser extends his hand 5-10 moves before he gets 'mated. These players are worlds apart from the host. Anyone can memorize an opening but the GMs will anihilate you in mid game. Magnus probably agreed to trade some pieces just to speed things up and was never anywhere near danger at any point during the match. It is like an English professor talking to someone who barely speaks English. Totally incomparable
Dude Dunning-Kruger’d his pants
He’s the kind of guy who brags to everyone that his mom said he’s smart
This.
"My Grandma called me handsome."
I'm the 300th like
Next challenge: Defeat NASA after learning astrophysics for a month
At least that would be easier than beating the best player in the world at chess.
@@jamesh1369 Not astrophysics. Aerospace engineering and that is way tougher than astrophysics.
@@SaeedAcronia Aerospace engineering is hard, but astrophysics is another beast way way harder.
@@Obs1986 I beg to differ. Aerospace engineers deal with life and death. Everything has to be precisely calculated and tested. It is easy sitting behind a desk do the calculations solely on paper when there is no danger. Just check out how an airplane is tested before being allowed to fly. It goes through an unbelievable amount of re-calculation, modelling, and testing. Don't get me started on space missions.
@@SaeedAcronia Yes however something that is theoretical isn't always easier than something practical. I consider astrophysics and theoretical physics tougher than medicine and engineering because everything has to be figured out in your head without any tangible evidence or proof that something works a certain way.