I forgot it was also called the fool's mate I always call it scholar whenever somebody tries/pulls it off. Edit: im a dumbass I didn't watch the video I thought she did a scholar, but it was actually a fools mate pretty rare to be able to do it after 6 turns in the match.
The first thing Kobo did after Koyori opened up for the fool's mate was pick up the queen, at 0:43. She saw it right away, and let it go for a few more turns. EDIT: Nevermind, the pawn was still there, and could've blocked. Could've still been a quick checkmate, though, and Kobo was definitely watching it.
Kobo Kanaeru (2699) vs. Hakui Koyori (2856) 1. d4 c5! 2. e4 f5! 3. c3 Nf6 4. Nf3 Nxe4 5. dxc5 g5 6. Nxg5 a5!! 7. Qh5# 1-0 [Analysis] Opening: Even before the game begins, Koyori plays mind games with Kobo by claiming that the black pieces are stronger by virtue of their appearance. Confused but undeterred, Kobo plays d4, a cultured opening move. Koyori responds with c5, an unconventional gambit offering a free pawn in exchange for rapid activity. Kobo declines the gambit and opts instead to strengthen her control of the center of the board with e4. Koyori again challenges Kobo's center pawns with f5, another gambit with an undefended pawn. She also bluffs that she is not even thinking about her moves as a show of strength. Kobo declines once more and overdefends her d-pawn with c3. Midgame: Koyori brings out her horsey to add another attacker to the undefended e-pawn. Kobo also brings out her horsey. Koyori draws first blood, taking the e-pawn by moving in an L-shape. As she does so, she verbally taunts her opponent, dealing psychological damage. Kobo, enraged, strikes back by surprise attacking Koyori's c-pawn with a diagonal pawn move. Then, calculating with all the power of Stockfish, Koyori begins a kingside pawn storm with g5. Endgame: Mercilessly, Kobo takes the pawn, which has only 1 defender to 2 attackers. Koyori attempts to en passant the horsey on g5, to no avail. She then attempts to snipe the c-pawn in a straight line from the bishop, not realizing that they aren't playing FPS Chess. Finally, she makes her move: a5!! Just like AlphaZero, she begins a pawn storm on the opposite side of the board. This kind of flanking maneuver is a highly advanced tactic meant to overwhelm the target by force. Unfortunately for Koyori, Kobo takes advantage of Koyori's overextended frontline and deals a fatal blow: checkmate with the queen on h5. A long-fought victory without warning, leaving Koyori shocked and in awe of Kobo's hidden genius. The chess speaks for itself.
You can really tell Kobo went easy on Koyori when she decided not to utilize her RT-2PM2 cold-launched three-stage solid-propellant silo-based intercontinental ballistic missile to attack Koyori's remaining pieces.
Koyori really should have utilized the BFG-10000 installed in the International Space Station in geosynchronous orbit approximately 420 kilometers above ground level with an orbital inclination of 51.63 degrees to initiate her counter attack, it's so simple a beginner could use it
Kobo in this one is the definition of "never let them know your next move" . Also, Kobo is pretty good at chess, if you ever watched her off-collab with Ollie when they're playing chess
@@danella2888 You're the reason why fake news is so hard to manage online. You don't understand the concept of a joke and you believe that everything you see on the internet must be true.
Ah, the fastest game of hololive chess yet. Merciful accidental checkmate instead of the usual eternal hell of trying to figure out how to win in the end game
That's one of the main advantages of going for the checkmate early on. There are likely to be so many pieces surrounding the king that they don't have anywhere to retreat to.
@@ThyRandomGuy Indeed, Ollie's said that Kobo is really good at chess. I think here she was playing up to her character really but still didn't want to lose haha. True kusogaki moves.
@@pineapplelord2422 not if you actually played on club or competetive level. The longest is actually the first 20-30 ish moves rest is just autopilot. I am quite serius a club level player can burn 1 to 1 and a half hour on the first 30 moves in competitions because they are so important.
It was actually kind of nice of Kobo to pretend she won by accident. Koyori didn't even know the pieces, and Kobo didn't want to make her feel bad for losing so easily.
Kobo gave away so many signs it's comical to watch. Picking the queen, the upward glance followed by a smile quite a bit before ending, turning fluent in Jap after her senpai was flustered. Good sport on her end though, respecting her senpai.
For me the most hilarious club house games moment was during ina's and pikamee's collab when ina was so insistent to not play chess until she did a random game and it landed on chess
The shortest game of chess is 2 moves for each player. White pawn 2 spaces forward, Black pawn blocking the Queen moves up, White moves a second pawn, Black moves the Queen down and wins. The game you just witnessed is actually this, with some fluff where Kobo hadn't yet noticed Koyori's King was open. Or, at least, was opening up the way to Koyori's king.
@@Gulyus The technical term for that scenario is the Mad King iirc. It is the quickest checkmate theoretically possible, even if nobody will ever do that. The more reliable variation which often will catch beginners by surprise is the Shepherd's Mate, which this mess sort of resembled.
@@SirFooplesTheThird nah, she definitely saw the play coming, you can see at 0:45 Kobo goes straight to the queen to line up a check at h5 (the same place she lines up the checkmate later in the game), but Koyori's pawn could've still blocked by moving her pawn to g6. She was waiting for Koyori to move the pawn up to g7, which she later does. The second she does, Kobo moves her knight, which was blocking her queen, from f3 to g5, lining her queen up for the checkmate at h5. She even says "bye bye" the second Koyori moves her pawn. Kobo played her like a goddamn fiddle and feigned ignorance the whole time.
0:47 kobo already figured out the strategy the moment she selected the queen, but she hold it because she need to make koyori's pawn second from left disappear first.
@@buffedpizzarolls5635 No, fool mate you play based on the opponent's move (a dumb move). Shepherd mate you play with the queen and bishop, but in sacrifice form, it is an attack move. The match has fewer variation patterns and the move is easily defended by a move from one of the knights (hardly works against someone experienced).
When I played chess with my grandpa as a kid, i remember moving two pieces and being in checkmate. He looked both amused and concerned at the same time. I was white player, moved the pawn diagonal from my king, grandpa saw this, moved pawn to let his bishop through, I moved another pawn, he moved his bishop into checkmate position… I think that’s how it went, it was close to two decades ago.
Kobo actually could have done it in 3 moves for sure maybe in 2 if she moved her left center pawn first and koyori moved her 3rd from the left pawn like she did.
I recently start to learn chess by myself on the internet. The webpage taught me that e7 pawn is literally a 'protector of the king' bc if you move him like koyo did, that's what happens. edit: it was f2 what i meant, not e7. thank you replies :) Dang I'm too newbie I don't even know what i'm saying XD
Its generally not recommended to move the f pawn because its susceptible to being checked by the queen. Similar to this game, its possible to get mated in two moves only.
If a guide actually said that about E7, this is quite what it would have meant. It's normal for E and D to advance first to take as much of the middle as you can. It's (From the white side) F and G that should stay put to guard where you'll be after castling right and H should move on the first chance that you have nothing more important to do to avoid getting cheesed by the famous "back-rank mate."
Which would be fine because you can still defend with the G pawn, or if you've previously moved the E or D pawns or still have your king's knight available, you have other means to block or escape, but in those few moves, Koyori managed to remove every possible defender while digging herself into an impossible hole... It's actually kind of impressive how badly she played!
I noticed this at 0:48 It looks like Kobo was actually going to going to finish Koyori quicker, but decided to play it out a little bit more. Sasuga demon lord Kobo-sama
The best part is that move was there since their 2nd move and kobo raised the queen up looking like she was going for it but put it down and played around.
my hero dr richard feynman taught me to never miss the opportunity to take credit for a complete accident lol. kobo especially has these opportunities quite often
I bet Koyori's Knight is Kobo's spy. When the two knights clashing, the black knight give an important information to the white knight, that "the king is unprotected, and the guards around is still sleeping." 🤔
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Kobo definitely played the fool to screw Koyori. That long pause was her debating whether or not she should finish her so quickly lol
yep 😂
I forgot it was also called the fool's mate
I always call it scholar whenever somebody tries/pulls it off.
Edit: im a dumbass I didn't watch the video I thought she did a scholar, but it was actually a fools mate pretty rare to be able to do it after 6 turns in the match.
surely 🤓
The first thing Kobo did after Koyori opened up for the fool's mate was pick up the queen, at 0:43. She saw it right away, and let it go for a few more turns.
EDIT: Nevermind, the pawn was still there, and could've blocked. Could've still been a quick checkmate, though, and Kobo was definitely watching it.
@@VIady It looks like she had been playing chess with Ollie offstream
The enemy won't know your next move If you have no Idea what you're doing
The Art of War
-sun tzu
I have no idea what I'm doing and that's good against the enemy and for me
-kobo
So Deadpool's fighting style then.
Our lord Ainz motto
Kobo Kanaeru (2699) vs. Hakui Koyori (2856)
1. d4 c5!
2. e4 f5!
3. c3 Nf6
4. Nf3 Nxe4
5. dxc5 g5
6. Nxg5 a5!!
7. Qh5# 1-0
[Analysis]
Opening:
Even before the game begins, Koyori plays mind games with Kobo by claiming that the black pieces are stronger by virtue of their appearance. Confused but undeterred, Kobo plays d4, a cultured opening move. Koyori responds with c5, an unconventional gambit offering a free pawn in exchange for rapid activity. Kobo declines the gambit and opts instead to strengthen her control of the center of the board with e4. Koyori again challenges Kobo's center pawns with f5, another gambit with an undefended pawn. She also bluffs that she is not even thinking about her moves as a show of strength. Kobo declines once more and overdefends her d-pawn with c3.
Midgame:
Koyori brings out her horsey to add another attacker to the undefended e-pawn. Kobo also brings out her horsey. Koyori draws first blood, taking the e-pawn by moving in an L-shape. As she does so, she verbally taunts her opponent, dealing psychological damage. Kobo, enraged, strikes back by surprise attacking Koyori's c-pawn with a diagonal pawn move. Then, calculating with all the power of Stockfish, Koyori begins a kingside pawn storm with g5.
Endgame:
Mercilessly, Kobo takes the pawn, which has only 1 defender to 2 attackers. Koyori attempts to en passant the horsey on g5, to no avail. She then attempts to snipe the c-pawn in a straight line from the bishop, not realizing that they aren't playing FPS Chess. Finally, she makes her move: a5!! Just like AlphaZero, she begins a pawn storm on the opposite side of the board. This kind of flanking maneuver is a highly advanced tactic meant to overwhelm the target by force. Unfortunately for Koyori, Kobo takes advantage of Koyori's overextended frontline and deals a fatal blow: checkmate with the queen on h5. A long-fought victory without warning, leaving Koyori shocked and in awe of Kobo's hidden genius. The chess speaks for itself.
Holy even i only have 600 ILO
Yooo... I know whose ratings these are lmao
@@luthfiosvex8892 That was a joke lol, maybe their ELO is around 500
Wow maji tensai
Wakaranai
I think I know what happened. Kobo obviously had a mirror hanging on the ceiling, allowing her to see Koyori's pieces.
If there's one thing I can't stand, it's a -Battleship- chess cheater.
🤯
Chess speaks for itself
Even more, she probably knew which piece was which. What a cheater
Or perhaps she had a weirdly shaped silcone object up her a-
You can really tell Kobo went easy on Koyori when she decided not to utilize her RT-2PM2 cold-launched three-stage solid-propellant silo-based intercontinental ballistic missile to attack Koyori's remaining pieces.
I see you are familiar with the vaunted Tennison Gambit.
I see you are a member of a certain primate society
Koyori really should have utilized the BFG-10000 installed in the International Space Station in geosynchronous orbit approximately 420 kilometers above ground level with an orbital inclination of 51.63 degrees to initiate her counter attack, it's so simple a beginner could use it
@@ordinalchaos make them fear you with combination of multiple pawns and summon Mega chessatron
The Defcon 4 gambit
Kobo in this one is the definition of "never let them know your next move"
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Also, Kobo is pretty good at chess, if you ever watched her off-collab with Ollie when they're playing chess
Kobo opening and her move to protect King at the start show that she actually know how to play this game well.
@@dimassrio She was basically trying to both beat Koyori at chess while trying to still keep up the appearance of being an idiot kid.
even her self didnt know what her next move.
So around 1300~ elo or higher? I haven’t been able to watch any of Olie chess stream
@@danella2888 You're the reason why fake news is so hard to manage online. You don't understand the concept of a joke and you believe that everything you see on the internet must be true.
Poor Koyori didn't even know how the pieces moved lol
And to think the Brains of HoloX should be well... smart enough to know how to play chess.
Ah, the fastest game of hololive chess yet. Merciful accidental checkmate instead of the usual eternal hell of trying to figure out how to win in the end game
end games are fun to watch but horrendous to play
That's one of the main advantages of going for the checkmate early on. There are likely to be so many pieces surrounding the king that they don't have anywhere to retreat to.
Kobo picked up the queen at 0:43 when koyori opened up her king. It def wasn't accidental
@@ThyRandomGuy Indeed, Ollie's said that Kobo is really good at chess. I think here she was playing up to her character really but still didn't want to lose haha. True kusogaki moves.
@@pineapplelord2422 not if you actually played on club or competetive level. The longest is actually the first 20-30 ish moves rest is just autopilot. I am quite serius a club level player can burn 1 to 1 and a half hour on the first 30 moves in competitions because they are so important.
"Sometimes my genius…It's almost frightening"
-Kobo, probably.
damn, i like the clarkson reference.
Genius? More like bluffing to me.
Nice reference
Why does this sound like something a barbarian with 2 int would say 😅.
the self claimed "tensai" demon lord and the "brain" of holo-x. . what a game, it is so amazing that it's even surprised themselves
Magnus Kanaeru vs Koyori Nakamura
I almost died reading this
😔
Kobo so genius, it even surprise herself
🤣
Kobo:Wait thats illegal
Sasuga ollie student 😎
Indeed 🤣
@@lerinasan M-chan: What's illegal is you saying it's illegal. Did you bluff to win against Koyori-san?
It was actually kind of nice of Kobo to pretend she won by accident. Koyori didn't even know the pieces, and Kobo didn't want to make her feel bad for losing so easily.
Yeah when Koyori was surprised that pawns attacked diagonally i was like "Oh no...please go easy on her at least a little bit."
Fools mate extended version
Kobo gave away so many signs it's comical to watch. Picking the queen, the upward glance followed by a smile quite a bit before ending, turning fluent in Jap after her senpai was flustered.
Good sport on her end though, respecting her senpai.
This is possibly the most hilarious game of Hololive chess yet! It’s also one of the shortest chess matches I’ve ever seen (in terms of moves played).
For me the most hilarious club house games moment was during ina's and pikamee's collab when ina was so insistent to not play chess until she did a random game and it landed on chess
I used to consistently mate people in like 4 moves before moving up in rank to around 700 elo. I've given up on the game since then though.
The shortest game of chess is 2 moves for each player. White pawn 2 spaces forward, Black pawn blocking the Queen moves up, White moves a second pawn, Black moves the Queen down and wins.
The game you just witnessed is actually this, with some fluff where Kobo hadn't yet noticed Koyori's King was open. Or, at least, was opening up the way to Koyori's king.
See MoistCritikal vs xqc, who are coached by pro chess players but the game is so short
@@Gulyus The technical term for that scenario is the Mad King iirc. It is the quickest checkmate theoretically possible, even if nobody will ever do that. The more reliable variation which often will catch beginners by surprise is the Shepherd's Mate, which this mess sort of resembled.
Kobo looks like she is aiming for a check but accidentally got a checkmate on the last move
I doubt she was aiming for anything and yet she hit it like a MW2 trickshot
@@SirFooplesTheThird nah, she definitely saw the play coming, you can see at 0:45 Kobo goes straight to the queen to line up a check at h5 (the same place she lines up the checkmate later in the game), but Koyori's pawn could've still blocked by moving her pawn to g6. She was waiting for Koyori to move the pawn up to g7, which she later does. The second she does, Kobo moves her knight, which was blocking her queen, from f3 to g5, lining her queen up for the checkmate at h5. She even says "bye bye" the second Koyori moves her pawn. Kobo played her like a goddamn fiddle and feigned ignorance the whole time.
@@SirFooplesTheThird she actually not bad at chess
@@SirFooplesTheThird she’s definitely played chess in class competitions before. Im sure of it
When else would you get a checkmate?
"I don't know what actually happened."
*The Ravenclaw lied as naturally as she breathed*
"To confuse the enemy
You must confuse self first."
The funniest part to me is that it could have ended in 3. And I’m positive Kobo saw that Scholar’s Mate right away and let it slide 😂
Which is almost a shame-Scholar's Mate is so rare in the wild!
00:54 i think kobo actually know this aggressive opening. She's not that clueless at chess.
0:47 kobo already figured out the strategy the moment she selected the queen, but she hold it because she need to make koyori's pawn second from left disappear first.
I agree with the assessment that she was trying to go for check, but didn’t expect it to turn into a mate.
Koyori: THAT’S A CHECKMATE!!???
Kobo: THAT’S A CHECKMATE!!???
I still vividly remember Ame and Kiara's chess match.
Thank God, this was quick.
it’s clear Kobo know the moves of all the pieces, the scary part not only she lied she has assist off 😂
😂
She does have her assists off. She was just BLUFFING.
GM Kobo Kanaeru when?
She almost made shepherd mate, is one of the basic moves of chess.
It wasn't a fool's mate?
@@buffedpizzarolls5635 No, fool mate you play based on the opponent's move (a dumb move). Shepherd mate you play with the queen and bishop, but in sacrifice form, it is an attack move. The match has fewer variation patterns and the move is easily defended by a move from one of the knights (hardly works against someone experienced).
kobo and axel r known as the dumb ones but they’re actually the smartest when things matter lmao
People only call you smart when you show it off. No one calls you smart when you stay quiet
Never underestimate a joke character
Nah I think they're just so dumb that their IQ wraps around to being genius.
They're the type to store brain power like a battery and only spend it when needed
So they're patrick
WHO WOULD WIN?
the brains of holoX VS a water droplet
Dang now I wanna see Kobo play chess with Ollie again
Ah, the good ol Fool’s Gambit (kind of), always funny to see
This is a wolf acting like a sheep. Kobo played her like a fiddle.
What Kobo did is what Charlie calls a THROBBING win.
And where would kobo felt throbbing exactly
Thanks for the fat 10 gift subs pikachu - Kobo
ある意味、こよの『FOOL’S MATE』じゃねーか！！www
GM Hikaru's signature move is the bong cloud
Kobo is a rain shaman, so she can summon clouds
Ergo, Kobo can channel Hikaru's chess skill
This is a classic chess strategy and they both just bungled right into it
1:39 thats actually a brillant move sacrificing the knight for check mate
The "haha what's this? How does the knight move?....checkmate!" Gambit
Rly strong. Lull your opponent into a false sense of security
"I don't know what happened but I'm a genius"
-every genius in the making
Someone should checked their ceiling incase there are stockfish engine hanging in there
I think she knew more than let on.
When I played chess with my grandpa as a kid, i remember moving two pieces and being in checkmate.
He looked both amused and concerned at the same time.
I was white player, moved the pawn diagonal from my king, grandpa saw this, moved pawn to let his bishop through, I moved another pawn, he moved his bishop into checkmate position…
I think that’s how it went, it was close to two decades ago.
That my ser is called a Fool's Mate
And then Kobo got bullied by koyori 😂
Kobo actually could have done it in 3 moves for sure maybe in 2 if she moved her left center pawn first and koyori moved her 3rd from the left pawn like she did.
@@LynOSite Your right I didn't see that thanks 👍
Yes but psychological war is happening there at that time
You all are actually terrible at chess bruh
@@blatantslander Is that so?
@@ennui9745 i mean LynOSite gave the answer why it can't be done in 3
This is the first time I see these two and Kobo sounds almost exactly like my big sister when we were kids lol
That "CHECKMATE OH" was the most anime shit ive ever heard from Kobo
I recently start to learn chess by myself on the internet. The webpage taught me that e7 pawn is literally a 'protector of the king' bc if you move him like koyo did, that's what happens.
edit: it was f2 what i meant, not e7. thank you replies :)
Dang I'm too newbie I don't even know what i'm saying XD
Its generally not recommended to move the f pawn because its susceptible to being checked by the queen. Similar to this game, its possible to get mated in two moves only.
If a guide actually said that about E7, this is quite what it would have meant. It's normal for E and D to advance first to take as much of the middle as you can. It's (From the white side) F and G that should stay put to guard where you'll be after castling right and H should move on the first chance that you have nothing more important to do to avoid getting cheesed by the famous "back-rank mate."
@@SpottedZebra Nah, it’s also F2 for white. C2 isn’t even on the same diagonal as the king.
Which would be fine because you can still defend with the G pawn, or if you've previously moved the E or D pawns or still have your king's knight available, you have other means to block or escape, but in those few moves, Koyori managed to remove every possible defender while digging herself into an impossible hole... It's actually kind of impressive how badly she played!
I noticed this at 0:48 It looks like Kobo was actually going to going to finish Koyori quicker, but decided to play it out a little bit more. Sasuga demon lord Kobo-sama
The way Kobo phrasing 'checkmate' tho.
Kobo managed to pull an extended Fool's Mate because Koyori left herself that wide open. Tensai rain shaman.
Cannot wait to see the analysis of the game on chess channels, truly the Kobo's inmortal
The true meaning of "random bullshits go"
Kobo's chess speaks itself.
"Now you can laugh...feel you still can." Truly deep.
Someone get Gotham Chess to commentate this.
"Eh... Um... OOOOOHHHHH... Are... Eh... Oh.... Hmmmmmm" WHAT A NICE CONVERSATION
Reminds me of that one chess game she had with Ollie lol
The best part is that move was there since their 2nd move and kobo raised the queen up looking like she was going for it but put it down and played around.
a moment ago i saw a meme of that move in irl, and the meme said that the opponent has to be crazy to leave the king so defenseless 🤣
Not going to lie this seems like something that would happen to me when drinking and playing chess.
your enemy cant predict your move if you dont know what youre doing
sun tzu - art of war
The two geniuses when the game end "Ehhhhhh???"
Princess kobo is getting to powerful...
My respect to the child shaman, child of dadbit and kiwawa
~To confuse enemy, you must confuse yourself first~
Ollie needs to see this!
She did, she watch the live stream
Kobo: You cannot even begin to comprehend, the bounds of my forthcoming genius
dayum Kobo... now she is ready to fight against Magnus Carlsen...
I transcended watching these world ending plays
my hero dr richard feynman taught me to never miss the opportunity to take credit for a complete accident lol. kobo especially has these opportunities quite often
Outstanding Move!
Kobo's real secret strategy is knowing how some of the pieces move
The Chess equivalent of Taka winning with a TUTORIAL DECK in Duel Monsters.
Can't say I've ever seen two 5-rated chess players go at it before but now I have.
thanks for the clip
when I have time I really need to watch the stream
*kobo win the game
Koyori: Eh?!
Also Kobo: Eh?!
Your editing is so damn cute I love it 😀😀
I bet Koyori's Knight is Kobo's spy. When the two knights clashing, the black knight give an important information to the white knight, that "the king is unprotected, and the guards around is still sleeping." 🤔
Kobo saying checkmate.... Ughhhh my heart
GM Kobo confirmed
Ollie: I've trained you well, my child
Koyori lost the game at 0:43, but it took Kobo 2 more minutes to see it... and even Kobo didn't understand how she won.
The first two moves are prime "Fool's Mate" material for black. It's literally THE position for Fool's Mate in 2.
Big brain Kobo move gg
Already saw cheakmate earlier i just not understand why both of them didnt even realised😂😂
Literally the most entertaining game of chess I have ever seen.
Im also stupid for not realizing until the end but Koyori conditioned herself to lose in 3 three turns straight.
i thought that kobo might miss the queen checkmate there but to my surprise she got it, that was pretty hype :)
Kobo suddenly blitzkrieg the heck out of HoloX's Brain and fried it for everyone to witness. She then pretends she doesn't know what happened.
For their first time playing chess, above average I'd say.
0:43 you know she is a beginner when she did that💀
Koyo-chan: You're lucky we aren't playing mahjong
Even Kobo as a child and she call himself shaman or whatever it is , you can call him genius as well 😅
Hikaru would be proud! Maybe
Their chess speaks for itself
I love this 2 ELO chess♟️🗿
Imma just say, Kobo said checkmate like a boss.
I was impress with koyoris English when she said now laugh if you still can
I see Ollie has trained Kobo well xD
0:44 it its already check mate 😂
1:41
kobo is the demon lord training with the great kureiji ollie chess master 🤣
Two moves in and I already
can tell that they don't
know all the rulers. ♥🤣🌊