@@sparkoceanic it's weird but I think it's true, at least for me. I think it is that players at that lower level have improved gradually in a way that makes every game challenging. But because everyone living down here has gotten better, lots of decent players find it hard to climb up. Not to mention, people start practicing openings and get lots of experience in bullet etc.
THIS HAPPENS TO ME TOO, like when i watch his uploads, he makes chess seem so straight forward and logical. So i'm like "Lets play some chess! I got this!" but then i lose 4 games and realize that i'm not a GM lol
It always brings me smile on my face that Danya actually checks with Stockfish for evidence even though there is not one in a trillion chance a guy who can outplay a GM the entire game and freaking stalemate with +16 material advantage exists
I cried laughing when he stalemated at the end. I know that it must suck for you to get cheated on in an educational series, but it makes for great content.
It does, it was funny, but I'd rather I got educated than entertained. The way I see it, this was a waste of time and a missed opportunity to learn something. GM Danya is such a good teacher, every moment when he shares his knowledge with us is so precious. I've learnt so much from the Speedrun. A GM's time we can't find for free (and especially of this quality), while entertainment we can find anywhere.
@@spartanthe300ththermopylae4 The optimistic approach is that there was still a lot to learn here :) Basically we saw a master commentating a game were he is outplayed live and in colour. Looking at how the engine prevents b4 is quite interesting I think. I find it much more annoying that people would even do this in general. Like, for what? Ruins the whole game.
He realizes he is getting outplayed at 15:41 which is really amazing. because the position and the pieces are totally equal (for me). And achieving stalemate immediately after realizing the real person showed up was mind-blowing. Shows how experienced player he is. When I get outplayed, I only realize that 3 seconds after my opponent deliver the check mate. The cheater is a super noob. Even with more than 15 points of material advantage he couldn't mate Danya. I don't think this cheater even deserve to play Chess.
Is not everyday that a 1400 not only outplays a GM. But after humilliating him in the board doesn't know how to do a simple checkmate pattern. What an odd player. Truly mesmerizing.
@@SumoCumLoudly You're talking about the cheater? If so he demonstreted he has no affinity for the game of chess, let alone having a "perfect mastery" for openings and middle game... Guy played like a 500 once he turned off stockfish, and he had more than half of his time on the clock.
While cheating content is entertaining, I am sure it is frustrating for Danya who is trying to educate us. Still, he always handles things with grace and professionalism.
More grace than I can give. Even if it's "I use the engine to get good" the dude had two rooks uncontested on 2nd rank against a king on a clear back rank, and got a stalemate, let alone the other low skill mistakes.
@@joostvanrens It is less educational in the sense that we don't get to see how the typical mistakes that players of a certain rating range make, and how to capitalize on those. A 1400 ranked player would want to know what mistakes s/he or her typical opponents make, not how to play against a super GM (stockfish). That's the whole point of speedruns - explaining gameplay at every level. The cheaters ruin that - if all the players he encounters in this series are cheaters, then it is not a speedrun, but a series on how to play stockfish. Of course, it's not Danya's fault, but that of the bloody cheaters.
You are amazing, Daniel! Gained almost 200 points in a month, since I've started regularly watch your videos. Every day I'm checking billion times for updates on your channel. You deserve so much more attention and subs! If you will ever read this - have a great day, boss!
Imagine playing like human stockfish and with a vision of 20 moves in the future, but you still miss mate in 2 multiple times. And somehow stalemate. There's no way this was a legit game.
once he took a few seconds to take your queen he started moving himself bc he realized he was an idiot for having to let the computer tell him to take the queen which was obvious... and then he thought he saw a mate with the queen but didnt notice the knight and then literally embarrassed himself with the WORST stalemate ive ever seen... 1400 more like 400
@@Invit123 Regardless, no human, without intervention, is sacing a queen for a mate that can be achieved like four different ways at that moment. In fact, the move I as a 1000 would most likely perform would be Rd1 to pin the horse then then other rook to d2 then mate with queen
@@tabularasa9576 Actually, more recently I’ve been occupied with work and such but over quarantine I had nothing to look forward to other than this speed run.
@@antandteoa7682 kudos to you bro..i wasnt trying to critisize you but just was curious ..but anyways i wish you success in your job and enjoy chess if you can..personally to me chess is kind of addictive game but whatever..
I love the fact that I thought game one was going to be the cheater and I was just waiting for it all to come together until I saw you take the knight with your queen and realized I wasn't watching the cheater match yet 😂
Agadmator on this game: Pause the video while I give you a couple of seconds to find the winning idea here... For those who were able to do it, you are cheating losers, and for those of you who just want to enjoy the show, it's a disgusting engine line - queen to e8.
@@Man12354 Yes, yes, yes. This comment wins. And it's just how Agad would say it, too! A disgusting engine line... I'm laughing my ass off over here! 😂
My friend who is new to chess said, “he should play queen to e8 and set up for the next game” Yes, he thought that the queens went on the e file, but it amazes me that he technically found the move xd
You do know tho. Some games are so much one sided even though you feel like you didn't blundered that you're either playing a speed runner or an engine user. With people of your elo it's usually close games unless you blunder in the opening.
Thank you so much for these videos. I love how you explain your thought process. I'm new to chess and I was "stuck" at 1200 lichess rating for a long time but now climbed to 1400 by watching these videos mainly
There’s something very satisfying about seeing a grandmaster have to actually take a minute to think about his next move. I could only dream of playing moves good enough to make Daniel stop and think for a minute.
24:21 That Queen had 3 purposes, first of all it unpin , second one it prepares to transfer the queen to king side kicking the knight with the pawn if it advances and opening room to realocate the queen and auxiliate on the attack, the third it is that auxiliate the bishop on a battery to sacrifice it at the pawn and gain the piece back
I somehow understand why some people are cheaters. They are basically losers, so cheating make them perhaps feel like not being losers, but they only make things worse. I have more problems with people who defend cheaters. I remember once a video where a GM was explaining why he was convinced that a guy was a cheater, winning against GMs and winning tournaments, Boris something. Basically all strong players knew the guy was cheating. A lot of people (from the same country ) were nevertheless defending him, saying that it is well possible that he was lucky, finding moves that only a strong engine would play. This is so pathetic.
I don’t think that the cheater’s that dumb. He probably stalemated on purpose so that he won’t get caught for cheating but it was still painfully obvious to the eyes of a grandmaster
Man.... The stalemate at the end was hilarious lmao... + i can't believe he missed mate in 1. Even a 400 would've seen it or just randomly check the king and hope for a mate 🤣 lmaooo
I quit playing poker online years ago after I flopped a set against a guy who only had ace high. And he check raised me on the flop, needing runner runner to hit a straight. And he hit running cards to hit Broadway. Sure, I guess that happens. But he literally checked raised and snapped called my all in and it all seemed really strange.
15:46 I could totally play the infamous Qe8 thinking that I am winning the pawn at a4 (I would even do this at the previous move). The idea is that after Bxa4 bxa4 Qxa4, the queen forks the knight and the bishop. Checking on the board, however, showed that White has a very nice safe: Ne5 threatening forks Nc6+ or Nxf7. So, if I would see this during the game, which isn’t a given considering that I tend to drop 100 IQ when I’m playing, then to Danya’s Qf2 I’d respond f6. Therefore, when I was watching the game, Qe8 seemed very natural, and I was surprised by Danya’s reaction.
Id love to see more games of you playing 1.b3 in this series! I am very interested in this opening and was a bummer when you finally played it and opponent was cheating
Don't be. It doesn't necessarily mean that he realy is from NZ, anyone can choose any flag. And even if he is, that has no bearing on you. Cheating (and not just in chess) has no nationality.
I mean you not telling people who you are is the best option. Studies show that when you know you are under a study, you act differently. So people knowing they are playing against you would hurt this whole thing as they would not play like they regularly play. Also people who cheat in chess or any game, I feel like they enjoy more someone else losing than them winning. If they cared about winning they would try to improve. Whatever the guy was so bad he missed like 3 or 4 mates in one once he started playing lol. Thank you for making the series(and available for free while at it) thanks to it I have gone from knowing how to move the pieces to knowing how to move them with purpose. Hope to catch your livestream sometime.
He loses all the time. Not during speedruns or anything but in blitz matches and things. He wins far more often than he loses but it is weird watching him lose to another GM a few times in a row and getting tilted himself lol.
Chess moves being inaccessible by human logic is such a cool concept because it also shows the general limits of human cognition, and by extent our ideas. At a certain point you have to work with very general abstractions to even think at a large enough scale.
Qe8 was actually the move i looked at and might have played exactly because it was a blitz game. If given more time i probably would have found a move that looked better to me (-: Bc8 and many of the other moves for sure i would never have found though, no matter the time control.
Cheating in chess is like watching Barcelona play a division 2 team and afterwards pet yourself on the shoulder, telling yourself you’re a great football player.
I watched the whole 1st speedrun series, and this whole series as well, multiple times. I thought these games were taken from twitch streams like a day ago. I also thought the majority of them made it to youtube. Now I'm wondering if there's a playlist of the twitch streams where each and every speedrun game was played?
Maybe qe8 because a4 would be weak after b4 but the bishop was hitting the pawn only which can only be protected by knight b2 but attacking the pawn twice guarantees the paw after b4 pawn push since, there is no other piece which can protect that pawn.
Yo Danya where do you get these dope thumbnails?Your editor is a great capturer of people’s attention. P.S. Maybe Eric Rosen:Oh no my Rosen Stalemate Trap!
I can't believe it took a lot of explaining that this was cheating. People seemed to be giving him flack on the chat and asking him to explain how this is cheating over and over. He did a good job of holding his own and explaining that it's not about intelligence but a type of logic that exists in the position but is not human.
I've seen people in comments say they get addicted to it, and try to "ween" themselves off of it which makes even less sense. I can't think of a lamer addiction than online chess cheating
@@PJBoyYT I mean, you can take it absolutely literall or see the joke in that at least with heroin additions, gambling and all that there's a high at some point
The absurd thing isnt the one move that is beyond comprehension, like maybe the guy came up with the top engine move for an unrelated reason, but to play 3 or 4 in a row just absolutely insane moves is beyond human ability or chance. Ive had a couple moves here or there that, on computer analysis, probably look insane, but it happens like once in a while and never multiple times in the same game. I could see the queen move making sense in a game, but that bishop move and the following pawn push are just beyond comprehension
Nothing inspires me to lose a couple blitz games like a Naroditsky upload
You can do it!
When I am 1300, I typically win more.
@@fujiapple9675 How does that work? You win more again better players than weaker players?
@@sparkoceanic it's weird but I think it's true, at least for me. I think it is that players at that lower level have improved gradually in a way that makes every game challenging. But because everyone living down here has gotten better, lots of decent players find it hard to climb up. Not to mention, people start practicing openings and get lots of experience in bullet etc.
THIS HAPPENS TO ME TOO, like when i watch his uploads, he makes chess seem so straight forward and logical. So i'm like "Lets play some chess! I got this!" but then i lose 4 games and realize that i'm not a GM lol
"Okay, I think he's shown up now." Lmao
😂😂😂
😂😂😂
And the moment he does, he messes up and throws the game. Classic!
Like he had an open goal, tried to shoot the ball, tripped and landed on his face is the best analogy I can think of
It always brings me smile on my face that Danya actually checks with Stockfish for evidence
even though there is not one in a trillion chance a guy who can outplay a GM the entire game and freaking stalemate with +16 material advantage exists
Unless the guy himself is a top grandmaster?
@@TheMitchellWhite Top GM wouldn't stalemate, especially if he has mate in 2.
@@vesas5214 even Fide Masters Will stalemate maybe One in a Million, let alone a Super Super GM.
@@andreitiberiovicgazdovici Not like that
@@stag6161 i misspelled that One...i meant they Never Ever do this kind of mistakes, at least not After that kind of "performance"
"Queen e8 is a really odd move... this guy's actually outplaying me right now..."
OH SHIT HERE WE GO AGAIN
I cried laughing when he stalemated at the end. I know that it must suck for you to get cheated on in an educational series, but it makes for great content.
It does, it was funny, but I'd rather I got educated than entertained. The way I see it, this was a waste of time and a missed opportunity to learn something. GM Danya is such a good teacher, every moment when he shares his knowledge with us is so precious. I've learnt so much from the Speedrun. A GM's time we can't find for free (and especially of this quality), while entertainment we can find anywhere.
Thanks for the spoiler genius
@@Shome2049 never read the comments first?
@Dev Yadav did it never occur to you that, in the comments section about a chess game, you might come across comments that, erm, discuss how it ended?
@@spartanthe300ththermopylae4 The optimistic approach is that there was still a lot to learn here :) Basically we saw a master commentating a game were he is outplayed live and in colour. Looking at how the engine prevents b4 is quite interesting I think.
I find it much more annoying that people would even do this in general. Like, for what? Ruins the whole game.
Plays 2700 level for 30 moves then stalemates with over 6 minutes on the clock....ladies and gentlemen, we got em
2700 level wouldn’t be able to beat Danya. He’s playing closer to 3500 level.
@@jasonli4961 I think they mean the 'real' FIDE rating
Way higher than 2700, Stockfish 12 is at least 3300
I guess it doesnt get more obvious
Don’t take it so literally guys, I think you know the point I was making
He realizes he is getting outplayed at 15:41 which is really amazing. because the position and the pieces are totally equal (for me). And achieving stalemate immediately after realizing the real person showed up was mind-blowing. Shows how experienced player he is. When I get outplayed, I only realize that 3 seconds after my opponent deliver the check mate.
The cheater is a super noob. Even with more than 15 points of material advantage he couldn't mate Danya. I don't think this cheater even deserve to play Chess.
Yeah no? he realised so early in the game. I guess a GM is a GM for a reason.
"The first move he played on his own was a mistake" lmao, ruthless
15:55 me every other game I’ve ever played. “It’s come to my attention that I’m being outplayed.”
😅
This brought me a hearty, empathetic chuckle
Is not everyday that a 1400 not only outplays a GM. But after humilliating him in the board doesn't know how to do a simple checkmate pattern. What an odd player. Truly mesmerizing.
He never practices end games hence his rating never goes up despite perfect opening and middle game mastery
@@SumoCumLoudly You're talking about the cheater? If so he demonstreted he has no affinity for the game of chess, let alone having a "perfect mastery" for openings and middle game... Guy played like a 500 once he turned off stockfish, and he had more than half of his time on the clock.
The chess speaks for itself
While cheating content is entertaining, I am sure it is frustrating for Danya who is trying to educate us. Still, he always handles things with grace and professionalism.
More grace than I can give. Even if it's "I use the engine to get good" the dude had two rooks uncontested on 2nd rank against a king on a clear back rank, and got a stalemate, let alone the other low skill mistakes.
Maybe, but it's not less educational when he plays a computer.
Yeah the increasing number of cheaters is the reason he stopped his his 5min blitz speedrun to 3000 rating at 2500. Must be super frustrating :(
@@joostvanrens It is less educational in the sense that we don't get to see how the typical mistakes that players of a certain rating range make, and how to capitalize on those. A 1400 ranked player would want to know what mistakes s/he or her typical opponents make, not how to play against a super GM (stockfish). That's the whole point of speedruns - explaining gameplay at every level. The cheaters ruin that - if all the players he encounters in this series are cheaters, then it is not a speedrun, but a series on how to play stockfish. Of course, it's not Danya's fault, but that of the bloody cheaters.
he's obviously frustrated
You are amazing, Daniel!
Gained almost 200 points in a month, since I've started regularly watch your videos.
Every day I'm checking billion times for updates on your channel.
You deserve so much more attention and subs!
If you will ever read this - have a great day, boss!
That´s a big boost on points. Congrats!
Imagine playing like human stockfish and with a vision of 20 moves in the future, but you still miss mate in 2 multiple times. And somehow stalemate. There's no way this was a legit game.
has anyone even for a moment thought this was a legit game? 1400 elo outplaying GM with 300IQ moves?
Saw Rook H1 mate and didn't like it
@@hector9586 it is possible he started cheating fairly recently though, since 5000+ games of cheating would surely bring more than 1400 elo
@@SoundAndFuryy I guess you are right
@@SoundAndFuryy not with his performance today. 5000 games and he still cant see mate in 1
23:30 Danya saying that playing against a computer is like being held away at arm's length is wild. Kasparov vs Deep Blue was only 25 years ago.
"only" 25 years! The average hard drive back then could barely hold this youtube video 😂
only 25 years? most people watching this vid werent even born yet
Truly remarkable
"the guy who goes stag to prom" LOL educational and enjoyable chess content, I love it!
once he took a few seconds to take your queen he started moving himself bc he realized he was an idiot for having to let the computer tell him to take the queen which was obvious... and then he thought he saw a mate with the queen but didnt notice the knight and then literally embarrassed himself with the WORST stalemate ive ever seen... 1400 more like 400
Qg2 Nxg2 was actually the top computer line because it was forced mate
@@Invit123 A slower forced mate than the top moves.
@@Invit123 were you standing behind him when his computer told him
@@bigbrainedhuman3922 that's true. not sure how depth factors into forced mating sequences tho. either way it still wasn't a blunder
@@Invit123 Regardless, no human, without intervention, is sacing a queen for a mate that can be achieved like four different ways at that moment. In fact, the move I as a 1000 would most likely perform would be Rd1 to pin the horse then then other rook to d2 then mate with queen
I live for this series
I think we all do. I wish each episode was 2 hours long
People have too much time on their hand.(so do I)
Aint you got other things going on in your life?!
@@tabularasa9576 Actually, more recently I’ve been occupied with work and such but over quarantine I had nothing to look forward to other than this speed run.
@@antandteoa7682 kudos to you bro..i wasnt trying to critisize you but just was curious ..but anyways i wish you success in your job and enjoy chess if you can..personally to me chess is kind of addictive game but whatever..
I love the fact that I thought game one was going to be the cheater and I was just waiting for it all to come together until I saw you take the knight with your queen and realized I wasn't watching the cheater match yet 😂
Same here lol 😆
23:18 is one of the better explanations I've heard.
Agadmator on this game: Pause the video while I give you a couple of seconds to find the winning idea here...
For those who were able to do it, you are cheating losers, and for those of you who just want to enjoy the show, it's a disgusting engine line - queen to e8.
Dude you sir win 🥇 this is great.
@@Man12354 Yes, yes, yes. This comment wins. And it's just how Agad would say it, too! A disgusting engine line...
I'm laughing my ass off over here! 😂
My friend who is new to chess said, “he should play queen to e8 and set up for the next game” Yes, he thought that the queens went on the e file, but it amazes me that he technically found the move xd
@@verp4779 Haha nice, maybe I'll edit the comment to include "you are either a lucky beginner or a cheater."
😘😂😂😂
15:32 in that moment he knew
15:32 when Danya knew something was up.
You can imagine how frustrating it would be for players around that range like me that we never even know if the opponent is cheating.
You do know tho. Some games are so much one sided even though you feel like you didn't blundered that you're either playing a speed runner or an engine user. With people of your elo it's usually close games unless you blunder in the opening.
@Maurits you sound like one hehe
Thank you so much for these videos. I love how you explain your thought process. I'm new to chess and I was "stuck" at 1200 lichess rating for a long time but now climbed to 1400 by watching these videos mainly
Dunno why but 18:59 think he's shown up now really cracked me up
Only Danya can expose a cheater mid game with his playstyle and make them panic and stalemate. That was hilarious
There’s something very satisfying about seeing a grandmaster have to actually take a minute to think about his next move. I could only dream of playing moves good enough to make Daniel stop and think for a minute.
24:21 That Queen had 3 purposes, first of all it unpin , second one it prepares to transfer the queen to king side kicking the knight with the pawn if it advances and opening room to realocate the queen and auxiliate on the attack, the third it is that auxiliate the bishop on a battery to sacrifice it at the pawn and gain the piece back
I somehow understand why some people are cheaters. They are basically losers, so cheating make them perhaps feel like not being losers, but they only make things worse. I have more problems with people who defend cheaters. I remember once a video where a GM was explaining why he was convinced that a guy was a cheater, winning against GMs and winning tournaments, Boris something. Basically all strong players knew the guy was cheating. A lot of people (from the same country ) were nevertheless defending him, saying that it is well possible that he was lucky, finding moves that only a strong engine would play. This is so pathetic.
I’ve been waiting for Danya to play a fellow New Zealander. And when he finally does, it’s a cheater! Hahaha classic!
“A fellow New Zealand”
Lots of cheaters from New Zealand and Australia. They're up there with the Indians, Philippino's, Canadians, Americans and Indonesians.
19:13 cant believe the “1400” missed mate in 1
If he's using Stockfish for a portion of the games he plays, and is still only a 1400... his real rating is probably sub 600.
@@GMBethHarmon haha yeah also there’s always the chance the he deliberately tried to stalemate cuz im 500 and i wouldn’t miss the mate in 1
OMG that stalemate HAHAHAHAHAHAA. Danya you are a f*cking GOD
I don’t think that the cheater’s that dumb. He probably stalemated on purpose so that he won’t get caught for cheating but it was still painfully obvious to the eyes of a grandmaster
@@lordiust962 I think he just hurried because he thought he won already
Dude the way the quality of play dropped off a cliff as soon as Danya gave up his Queen was a dead giveaway.
amazing respect for all your opponents Dan, love to see it regardless of how suspicious their activity is. Keep up the good work
I come for the chess, I stay for the analogies.
Man.... The stalemate at the end was hilarious lmao... + i can't believe he missed mate in 1. Even a 400 would've seen it or just randomly check the king and hope for a mate 🤣 lmaooo
a 400 would find a way to still lose that game to Danya, that guy is probably like 700 or 800
Yeah, I'm only around 950 and I would have easily found the win there
He likely wasn't even aiming for mate, what's the point
that reassuring THUNK when Danya slams down his drinking vessel. It means I am learning.
The way he handled a cheater is literally a slap in his face.
Dany is by far the best chess educator on RUclips!!
That's crazy, your opponent had 7 minutes left on the clock and just threw the game away so it wouldn't be obvious he was cheating
I don't know what it is but seeing top players identify cheaters is so fun to watch 🤷♀️
Watching them getting outplayed and fazed by the moves brilliancy is entertaining Fr
how he identifies chess cheaters is how i know the cards aren't random on poker sites
I quit playing poker online years ago after I flopped a set against a guy who only had ace high. And he check raised me on the flop, needing runner runner to hit a straight. And he hit running cards to hit Broadway. Sure, I guess that happens. But he literally checked raised and snapped called my all in and it all seemed really strange.
That's the funniest stalemate I've ever seen
Handled very well, Danya. Respectful even in the face of immoral behaviour. You set an example, sir. Keep up the good work!
15:46 I could totally play the infamous Qe8 thinking that I am winning the pawn at a4 (I would even do this at the previous move). The idea is that after Bxa4 bxa4 Qxa4, the queen forks the knight and the bishop. Checking on the board, however, showed that White has a very nice safe: Ne5 threatening forks Nc6+ or Nxf7. So, if I would see this during the game, which isn’t a given considering that I tend to drop 100 IQ when I’m playing, then to Danya’s Qf2 I’d respond f6. Therefore, when I was watching the game, Qe8 seemed very natural, and I was surprised by Danya’s reaction.
9:40 would bishop a3 work ok there?
Edit: Stockfish says yes! Always a good confidence boost to guess good moves.
"The guy that goes stag to prom... not that there's anything wrong with that"
hmmm
1:20 accidentally the funniest clip ive ever watched
Id love to see more games of you playing 1.b3 in this series! I am very interested in this opening and was a bummer when you finally played it and opponent was cheating
I love your logo at the beginning of every video! I wish it was on some clothes to rock it on
23:05 i was thinking Qe8 was good because b4 would weaken a4 and Qe8 forms a battery against this with the bishop?
I still remeber Simon William's rapid speedrun attempt to play a human
You can clearly see the moment when Danya drops the instructor hat and chess gets serious! (and it's impressive to me!)
As someone from New Zealand (his opponent is NZ) I'm not angry, just disappointed.
Don't be. It doesn't necessarily mean that he realy is from NZ, anyone can choose any flag. And even if he is, that has no bearing on you. Cheating (and not just in chess) has no nationality.
Yeah, why does it matter the nationality. It's stupid
This would never have happened in Old Zealand
@@imconfusednow I see what you did there :)
this is why i never generalize, it doesn't mean anything
I mean you not telling people who you are is the best option. Studies show that when you know you are under a study, you act differently. So people knowing they are playing against you would hurt this whole thing as they would not play like they regularly play. Also people who cheat in chess or any game, I feel like they enjoy more someone else losing than them winning. If they cared about winning they would try to improve. Whatever the guy was so bad he missed like 3 or 4 mates in one once he started playing lol. Thank you for making the series(and available for free while at it) thanks to it I have gone from knowing how to move the pieces to knowing how to move them with purpose. Hope to catch your livestream sometime.
Tbh This tilted me... don't know why after watching him all these months... I don't like seeing him lose....not even to stockfish...
He loses all the time. Not during speedruns or anything but in blitz matches and things. He wins far more often than he loses but it is weird watching him lose to another GM a few times in a row and getting tilted himself lol.
Luckily he didn’t even lose to stockfish here
Well u might need help. Not very normal
@@bellep9520 lol
Daniel is the best explain man
Imagine using a computer engine against the prophet himself
These are awesome. Very instructive
Caro Kann: 0:08
Offbeat: 7:28
22:19 "Nobody plays this move." (Qg2). Ha, ha, ha, he just did. :) He literally had to be a nobody to play this move, though. :)
17:51 what a call😂
There had to be one eventually
There will be more at higher ratings. It's more rare to encounter them down in the low teens just because they don't stay at those ratings long.
they don't stay at high ratings for long too banhammer drops quickly.
Prophet strikes again with the stalemate prediction.
Stalemate lmaoooo
I clicked so fast that i did not even read title and Danya says in the middle "very tough opponent actually" lmao
7:26 that must've been when Magnus went online lol
I love this series thank you Danya
14:48 ROOK B1, ROOK B1!
17:59 *GIIEGH SICKS!!!*
21:30
19:15
I actually just kept thinking Qe8 was also to disrupt your attempts to get in b4 by threatening to capture the a pawn with the Queen-Bishop battery
17:05 and now a very complex decision folks. 🤣
Chess moves being inaccessible by human logic is such a cool concept because it also shows the general limits of human cognition, and by extent our ideas. At a certain point you have to work with very general abstractions to even think at a large enough scale.
Great chess instructor! Thanks danya
I wanna see a part II to these cheater games where Danya hires a hacker to locate the cheater and confront them in person
Maybe a Jim Browning/Naroditsky collab?
@@davewestner Dream team!
@@eagle87654321 I just kinda said that to be funny, but now that I'm thinking about it again, it would actually be really badass.
Qe8 was actually the move i looked at and might have played exactly because it was a blitz game. If given more time i probably would have found a move that looked better to me (-: Bc8 and many of the other moves for sure i would never have found though, no matter the time control.
But I really like your commentary, explaining logic behind the moves. Most streamers don't do that. So that's really valuable, thanks!
Cheating in chess is like watching Barcelona play a division 2 team and afterwards pet yourself on the shoulder, telling yourself you’re a great football player.
I watched the whole 1st speedrun series, and this whole series as well, multiple times. I thought these games were taken from twitch streams like a day ago. I also thought the majority of them made it to youtube. Now I'm wondering if there's a playlist of the twitch streams where each and every speedrun game was played?
Maybe qe8 because a4 would be weak after b4 but the bishop was hitting the pawn only which can only be protected by knight b2 but attacking the pawn twice guarantees the paw after b4 pawn push since, there is no other piece which can protect that pawn.
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omfg I can't believe you got him to stalemate!!!!! I was cheering so loudly you are such a pro omg!!!!!
Very nice battle with stockfish, Danya!
Qe8 was my first thought so I would protect g6 after Ne5 and f6. Is it really that i possible to find.?
Will you play the dutch in any of the games?
Sensational stalemate
Yo Danya where do you get these dope thumbnails?Your editor is a great capturer of people’s attention. P.S. Maybe Eric Rosen:Oh no my Rosen Stalemate Trap!
qe8 also prepares bxa4 cause when you capture the bishop, you will have a double attack on the knight and bishop and you cant defent both
Doesn't d3 defend both? Cuz the Knight already defends the bishop
Hmm, which is better, watching Naroditisky make an educational series, or watching him exploit cheaters?
Possibly the funniest stalemate in the history of chess
So we're basically transposing to an advance French, without the bad bishop.
Ignore the haters Danya you're lessons are great. I climbed to 2200 following your lessons.
I can't believe it took a lot of explaining that this was cheating. People seemed to be giving him flack on the chat and asking him to explain how this is cheating over and over. He did a good job of holding his own and explaining that it's not about intelligence but a type of logic that exists in the position but is not human.
It's always so hilarious when he realizes he is out of nowhere getting out played
Whats the site to load a game and check for cheating?
That's a very strong player for that kind of rating. I sense the performance was around 3300, except near the end with Qg2+? instead of Qf2+!
is it possible Black stalemated on purpose hoping to avoid being detected as a cheater?
I've seen people in comments say they get addicted to it, and try to "ween" themselves off of it which makes even less sense. I can't think of a lamer addiction than online chess cheating
Smoking, gambling, heroin, sex. If you're gonna be addicted to something, better it be something that doesn't slowly kill you or your ability to live
@@PJBoyYT I dunno, I think I'd rather smoke than sit at home playing several hours of repeat the chess engine
@@Krapvag yeah I'll smoke and play like a gentleman 😛
@@Krapvag I think I'd rather do that too. But I think objectively speaking, we're both wrong :D
@@PJBoyYT I mean, you can take it absolutely literall or see the joke in that at least with heroin additions, gambling and all that there's a high at some point
I would like to know what days daniel plays these speedruns on live?
The absurd thing isnt the one move that is beyond comprehension, like maybe the guy came up with the top engine move for an unrelated reason, but to play 3 or 4 in a row just absolutely insane moves is beyond human ability or chance. Ive had a couple moves here or there that, on computer analysis, probably look insane, but it happens like once in a while and never multiple times in the same game. I could see the queen move making sense in a game, but that bishop move and the following pawn push are just beyond comprehension