GM Hikaru Doesn't Know He's Playing 2500 FM! GM Hikaru vs FM Dan The Clutch Man
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- Опубликовано: 16 фев 2023
- New 2500 FM is gonna give GM Hikaru some trouble!
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When a super GM ask your ratings, you know you made it.
Hikaru thinking about a previous game during a time odds game against a FM ☠️. GM’s are a whole other level to mere mortals
Hes not human bro..my god
I don't think many GMs would be able to pull anything close to this, but it's Hikaru
super* GMs
Not any GM tho, only him and a few are above the rest
@@raymendez3403 there are quite a few gms that can do that. not to downplay hikaru's ability but 2650+ gms are serious demons.
that was a remarkable game! loved the intensity at the end! 🔥
Hikaru did it after he play Mike.
And the music was great as well
Sure but it's frustrating watching because it seems like a lot players wait until they've lost their time advantage before they start playing like time matters.
@@krl97a when you have time to avoid mistakes, you kind of have to do it. Other people tried to rush early and just end up making a mistake and losing with a bunch of time on the clock
@Lobster Of course but eventually he started moving very fast because time was his only way to win. He just waited until the time advantage flipped, when it was too late.
2:00 imagine being the FM and you think you got Hikaru thinking but he actually had a whole different game in his head
ajajajajaj and its not even an exageration or a lie, he literaly can even play multiple games in his head
That's probably the most disrespectful thing to say to an adversary.
@@MaxIronsThird Just a weird flex
How is that a flex you weirdo
wrggg
"You did pretty well" - one of the nicest things I've heard Hikaru say to someone
I think it’s just so unfathomable how the top .01% of chess players are so much better than .1% of chess players by this amount
this is a phenomenon that happens in almost all areas of professional sports and games. The difference between tiger woods and the 50th best player on earth is about as big as the 50th best player on earth and every single guy you've seen at your local club. You wouldn't believe how slippery of a slope the skill gap is at a top
@@TheTiltedOne Yeah it’s the same in soccer, basketball, any sport I can think of, the skill gap between top 10 players / top 100 players is the same as the gap between top 100 players and top 1000 players
@@crung Top 100 players and the top 100,000 players *
Federer will still probably beat most players. That's how it is in the elite echelon of every sport, especially individual sports.
It's the same in any professional setting. the best of the best are rare regardless of if it's chess, baseball or competitive eating lol There are always the aliens
He played very well for a 2200 OTB player considering I've seen Hikaru crush some 2200's (2500ish online) without breaking a sweat. Most Fms who play him on Coffee Chess get wrapped up in his speed and feel pressured to play fast disregarding the time control advantage. This guy was pretty methodical and stayed composed.
to be fair he played a quite passive position, so there were less chance for him to be crushed. playing solid and exchanging pieces until the very end
@@sylvainsanesti3499 All that plays into his playing though. He played solid and calculated and the card that was best for doing his best. But I see what you mean. He was kind of symmetrical which helps to bring out drawish positions.
Your over the board elo is lower than your online elo.
@@_RDMPTN Did you really skip read the part where I put "(2500ish online)", clearly implying elo is higher online?
2500 online is about 2300 otb
1:19 the guy in the restaurant behind the window thought Hikaru was looking at him but all Hikaru saw is chess board in front of his eyes😂
GMs don't have to pop pills to see the board anywhere they want!
It's a technique that involves brain activity
*involves.
@@_RDMPTN it's my auto-correction keyboard.
@@_RDMPTN involves
Hikaru started pre-moving the pieces over the board lol
What an enjoyable and excellent game
Which means he technically lost but hey, let's not let the rules get in the way or a good video.
@@meanmutton In what sense?
@@humanmerelybeing1966 he moved before it was his turn. I doubt this would fly in an official tournament.
@@HalIOfFamer Timestamp?
@@humanmerelybeing1966 at 2:42 is one of them. And I just picked a random time in the video. I sure felt like he was moving before the guy tapped his clock many times too. But hey, it seems it's no big deal in this context. It's like, milliseconds before his actual turn
Legend has it that Hikaru is still thinking about that second game
Great to see Hikaru playing with the Coffee Chess crew again. Very entertaining and instructive, particularly with Brian's post-game analysis.
All I could do was laugh at how fast they played at the end. It just looks so wild
Hikaru asking for the rate is like asking for your name after having S3X .
😂😂😂
Best thing about this comment is how you are comparing s3x with a chess game even though they are the exact opposite.
@@vladivascanu108
What, you do know playing intense games, actually burn calories, same with s3x. One is mental stamina, the other physical stamina. Both can exhaust you. Both lets you satisfied one with a victory, the other with hope u don't have to pay child support.
@@vladivascanu108unno how. You are both disappointing and fucked on many positions at the end of both
@@vladivascanu108 Either king gets f'd
I can't believe Hikaru can spot those small brilliancies under so much time pressure.
He's seen it before
I mean you can see stuff like that pretty consistently at like 1500-1600 online and Hikaru is over 3000 online so it makes sense lmao
@@CheezTetriswhat are you talking about, I'm 2000 online and I would definitely miss that if I had 10 seconds on the clock
@@langtonmwanza6689 I did not mean with 10 seconds? I was just saying far lower rated players are at least somewhat familiar with the pattern, so it is unsurprising that a Super GM sees the pattern instantly
@@CheezTetris yup, i am lvl 1
i dont play, not for yrs and yrs, but I can still see things given enough time, can see many moves ahead. Its the time constraint that is amazing, and yes it is expected someone who plays thousands upon thousands of games to be at that high of a lvl
Just another example of why it's so important to have an elite endgame.
Hikaru in a time scramble is terrifying. As soon as the time started getting close I knew the position didn’t even matter anymore
That's what she said
I love seeing Hikaru with the Coffee Chess guys. He's so damn good.
From the first collab to now and I'll keep saying it, I LOVE these videos with Hikaru.
That end game was deep. Like watching Inception the Movie. So much going on, geez!
That vibes felt good.. and thank you for those positions demonstrated at the end, it was fun❤ subscribing❤
That post game analysis was amazing, short sweet but some great and valuable points in there💪🏼
4:11 was such a good idea, enticing black to move the black pawn up since the bishop is there, but then moving white bishop back and setting up the pawn blockade to stop the black bishop from being able to find any use on that side of the board now
Even given the time odds and Hikaru being distracted, that guy did really well putting Hikaru on edge.
That was brutal by the FM against a super GM even with the time odds and a great analysis at the end
What does fm mean
@@realspitter2727 fide master, right below IM i believe
at the end there hikaru was up on time, only by a second or two, but considering he started with a 4 minute diadvantage, against a 2200! he practically skinned him alive, ruthless!
i cant even process what piece they are moving and they are moving it at that speed that too with a plan all ahead! hats off to these goats!!
That was great! Nice analysis also.
It's crazy seeing Hikaru take pieces he already knew about before the guy even made his moves.
It's really cool ^_^
I’m not sure how anyone could beat Hikaru IRL in blitz. His coordination and speed is insane in a time crunch.
Unless you're Magnus Carlsen ;)
Isn’t hikaru better in blitz?
@@osmenvy426 Hikaru is best blitz player
@@AdultChess more like unless ure danya or andrew tang
@@MoonMans Definitely not. How many world championships in Blitz has Hikaru won? And how many has Magnus won? :P
🙌🏽🙌🏽🙌🏽🙌🏽🙌🏽 that was intense at the end !!
@2:00 that was the most amazing and funny "dis" I've ever heard in chess. But I think it was accidental, which makes it even funnier.
Forgot about this banging channel glad I'm back ❤
Woah, he defended pretty well a lot of that endgame. Man, I feel I would’ve struggled to find the right move on that low time setting, he’s really strong gg
Just because hikaru is so much better than him it doesnt change the fact that the other guy is also better than like 99.9% of players
@@djolo514099.9999
the tactic at 5:56 with the pon who can't take back the knights is incredible
Love the analysis thank you!
"my pawn is better than yours"
that was funny
Because it was white
Board almost caught fire from that pace at the end there.
What I love about this game is that Hikaru doesn’t seem to
Be doing that much in the opening and middle game, but black is just grasping for space on the board with a bishop and knight that can’t ever seem to find a good spot.
Hikaru premoving so fast the board lagged😎🤌🏻
That was intense at the end 😂 awesome game!!
I would have got up and left after he said "I'm still thinking about a previous game."
There may have been the sun in his eyes too , but that was some lowkey shade.
Not really an insult though, people on his level can 'easily' be running multiple games even while against similar ranked players.
The end went insane QUICK haha
Beautifully played.
Haha, “What’s your rating?” is basically “Damn, you’re actually good!” 👍🏽🤣
Those guys are playing world level chess and I'm just here asking myself during the whole video how the people inside can see the game with that big ass board right in their face.
Lmao
How do you see that far in advance in 20 seconds plus your opponent’s 5 minutes?
Elite skills.
Got to love Hikaru, just top class!
Hikaru premove over the board, his hand go to the piece before the black move. What a show.
Great game well done to both what a player Hikaru is 👍
the music at the end game so fitting lol
My eyes couldn't keep up lol, amazing.
1:19 Lol, Hikaru just ignored the guy inside the store, lmao.
This was great! He attacked and defended extremely well, but Hikaru is just on another level
It must be immensely satisfying to have Hikaru stress the point "You're good".
It's a life goal for a lot of people!
6:02 Beautiful knight to e5 i didn't understand at first because it happened so quick!
So wild that he had only ONE MINUTE and played like he was unphased
Damn that actually got pretty intense!!
Hikaru was shaking his head before the game started xD
That bishop pin was so good.
The music got me hyped… for chess. When did this happen to me!? lol
mindblowing at the end there
That was worth it just for the final minute. Wow!
When you play so fast your sleeve moves a piece and you go "Ok" the next move.
Dude is moving his pieces before the clock is even pressed.
That was brilliant chess.
man .. Hikaru is just phenomenal...
that tactic is so hard to see, i couldn't even fault hikaru for missing that even with lots of time.
Only me who saw the sneaky f3 to f4 from Hikaru with 5 seconds left?🔥
the end game boss music as soon as the queens trade
You know they're on another level when they're not looking at the board lol
When your understanding of chess is the basics of how each piece moves and the youtube algorithm decides you belong here
“What rating are you?”
“2500 online”
“Not bad”
😂😂😂
Thing about top players in any sport is that small margins are usually way above lower ranking players' maximum capacity, meaning that they'll never reach that level in the moment. That's why you see Super GMs like Magnus and Hikaru, among others, who just roflstomp all competition, basically, up until a certain echelon of players.
These games are so ridiculously fast that I learn absolutely nothing, but they sure are fun to watch.
Hikaru can beat 25K rated player with time odds plus using half of his mind to thinking about the previous game he played. this is insane 😁
Hikaru is just sick! Like watching paint a Picasso in 20 seconds. 😀
Picasso? That painting that looks like someone threw shyt on the wall and colored it?
@@ItIsYouAreNotYour I supposed you could’ve done better? 😂😂😂
@@jsj297 Then Picasso? Yes. I did better than Picasso in my diaper as an infant.
@@ItIsYouAreNotYour bro what
@@HoodieTM Picasso is a fraud and a joke of an artist. Simplified version. Famous for mediocrity, disguised as special and unique. Just like what I'd do as a child in my diaper.
What a flurry at the end
@1:40 "You see everyone, that is Hikaru number 14." - Danny Rensch (somewhere)
The end was so damn intense 😂😂
Wow. Looked good through the middle game, then late in the middle game the fireworks started.
I'm so curious about that 2nd game HIkaru kept thinking about, can't wait for it to come out!
They said it's on Hikaru's channel in the vid.
Hell of a game
Last 20 second intensity level 🔥
6:04 that hurts. What a beast Hikaru is to see that move that fast
I find it quite easy. Just a normal pin. These guys have seen it over and over again.
@@HarmonicSliver He had 10 seconds left, mate, and that given he had to physically move the piece and press the clock after every move, which takes a lot of time. The equivalent of that would be something like 2 or 3 seconds online. It's absolutely insane to spot that tactic with that little time on the clock. I'm pretty sure that, other than maybe Magnus, no other superGM would spot that given the time constraints.
Giving the fact that Hikaru played thousands of bullet games, he knows his tactics as every professional chess player. So it‘s not absolutely insane, it‘s standard. I played chess for 40 years and I’m pretty sure, that many players would also find that move quickly. There are only two minor pieces left.
@@HarmonicSliver This is Dunning-Kruger at its finest. No, you would never find that move with that little time left, and nor would almost anyone except Hikaru and maybe Magnus.
@@maxkho00 i'm pretty sure there a bit of bullet/blitz super gms that are on par with him
dude got stomped, not even close
That music gives excitement.
Pretty intense music for a cafe bro
Hikaru: It's not the sun. The sun is nothing to me. I'm more powerful than the sun.
The guy on the right was moving pieces before the opponent hit the clock.
Hikaru is the GOAT in blitz either otb or online
Where are the next games? Couldn’t find them. Thanks in advance folks.
He thinking about everything but my game and then don't help me play. Sheesh this guy is on a whole other level.
Watching hikaru is always mind blowing
@6.03 that is naughty Dan - you are not allowed to use two hands OTB. One hand only.
3:20 I would not resist the urge to play Nxd5
He is so fast i have to double take to make sure hes taking a turn at all lol
Wasn't even close.
That endgame tactic from Hikaru in that time trouble is just brilliant. I don’t know how they see these in a glimpse
They train all their life every day
I'm amazed myself how he can move so efficiently and correctly in a time scramble.
The people in the window seeing who and what is up!
How does Hikaru do it, 5 mins against 1 min it's just bananas