Geee, why is this not pinned for the best exposure? School is better with out state control. Especially self taught, like Bobby Fischer, (But like all great chess players, he did not think well off the board.). Individualism vs collectivism/communism sweetie. Every piece of greatness in the history of the world,-------------- came from one brain.
I really like this "what am I thinking" voice-over, makes for awesome videos. That kid found clever move with bishop take but missed checkmate in 2 -- and Dina found a clever move to defend avoiding blunders but it wasn't enough.
Your commentary is warm, friendly, and without arrogance. This is a rare talent. It is a delight to watch and listen to your descriptions of the game. Well done!
The most calm guy i ever seen in chess camp without any expression is Arjun.He beat Vidit and Magnus, while watching Arjun never show any facial exptessions of intimidating opponent whatsoever...such a gentleman in chess.
Agreed. I saw how he was with that young British prodigy Boghdana at the Chess Olympiad. He didn't try to demolish her on the board and stayed behind afterwards to analyse the game with her. He didn't tell her what moves she could or should have played, he suggested them! A real class act!
It's remarkable to witness children grasp complex chess concepts. Their dedication to learning and improving is truly inspiring. Seeing their faces light up after a well-played move is a pure joy.Some play 40 years and they are 1000 elo and some in a year are over 2000 great...kids are though
Unlucky there Dina. I do like these styles of reviews where players share what they were thinking at the time. I stopped playing before because I got fed-up of getting to the middlegame, having no idea of what to do next and just moving pieces around with no purpose. That's changed now.
I disagree if you said Dina tried to cheat the kid. It's more like she gave him a lesson. Dina didn't violate any rules. It's up to the opponent to call it or maybe also arbiter. You have to be ruthless on the chessboard. Because if you are not, your opponent will.
Früher hab ich Schach immer mit meinem Vater gespielt. Ist inzwischen aber sicher 20 Jahre her, als ich zuletzt eine Schachfigur in der Hand hatte...die Meisten meinen Bekannten, wissen leider nicht mal, wie es geht aber wenn ich das hier sehe, krieg wieder Lust darauf. Nächstes Mal, wenn ich meine Eltern besuche, denke ich hoffentlich daran, meinen Vater auf eine Partie herauszufordern...nach so langer Zeit, werd ich es sicher nicht ganz verlernt haben.
A fun fact about Dommaraju Gukesh, the Indian chess prodigy, is that he became the youngest Indian Grandmaster in history at just 12 years, 7 months, and 17 days in 2019. This achievement made him the second-youngest Grandmaster in the world at the time, just a few days behind Sergey Karjakin’s record. In 2023, Gukesh also became the youngest player to break into the world’s top 10 rankings since Magnus Carlsen, solidifying his place as one of chess’s rising stars!
after kc4 why not bishop b1 that is M1 so you have time to then move the dark square bishop after g1? it was also interesting how f4 would allow the queen the 3rd rank to h3 and if you have b1 you are set up for a windmill. It was a nice pin with the knight. the dark square bishop cant help and is blocked from attacking the king so its pretty bad bishop.
I had trouble understanding the Introduction. The boy speaks Russian. He's in Charlotte. He has a USA jacket on? What's the backstory? The Russian Chess school is now in America?
Enjoyed the game, Thought white first mistake was missing a pin on the black knight to G5, Then she let Black knight to close in on centre black knight to C4, then she panicked and I think she should have taken the Black Night on C4 with White Bishop at least she would have separated black's pawn. Also when she moved Queen to D3 now the Queen is unprotected and was open to the pin from the Black Queen (A tough pin maybe to see). She had two pawns in the centre and they were well defended so I think she was up a bit with better centre control. I am a low ranked player so not sure what is really a good move. She did well I thought.
They don’t have a over all time limit watch player gets a amount of time that per each clock hen the opponent hits their bottom the other clock starts counting up
I don't get the negative comments. She didn't cheat. It looked like she had fun. And no one likes to lose. I found your page through Anna Cramling and am a big fan of both you and her.
"My bishop on c5 is strong". Yea, sure. It only doesn't participate in king's defense and white's king is not so strong. In that position not only black a pawn up, but they are better in every positional way.
( 1:30-1:42 ) ur opinion of a 2 set advantage/s, for white... idk... I guess I don't see those as advantages... not at the moment... maybe... maybe after several moves...
( 7:42 ) girl... what u been thinking past few moves... shoulda moved / USED UR CSTLS & WHTBSP... *1 CSTL & QN (combo) *1 CSTL & BSP (combo) U coulda stopped✋ him if u woulda started a few moves ago... rt after he moved his QN next to his KNT...
1) castle your king (90% of grandmasters castle every game. The only time you can get by without castling is if the queens are off the board) 2) don't lose
"If your opponent doesn't see that you flagged, don't tell him." - A grown ass woman's advice on how to cheat in a game against a child. Way to be the bigger human, Dina.
It isn't cheating if it is an official rule, which with some real light research seems to be the case. To flag yourself would both be not the way the game is typically played (spreading misinformation) and condescending to the other player as well.
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Why did he surrender??
Geee, why is this not pinned for the best exposure? School is better with out state control. Especially self taught, like Bobby Fischer, (But like all great chess players, he did not think well off the board.).
Individualism vs collectivism/communism sweetie. Every piece of greatness in the history of the world,-------------- came from one brain.
@@peterbachtiar4185 he didnt he won, he pointed out her time was up
Dina-Are you a fan of GM Lajos Portisch?
8:39
Dina : "Are you part of the Russian school of chess"?
Mom : "Yes"
Kid : "Am I ??"
Umm... Meoww😹
Kid Is Russian so Guess he is From Russian chess School 😝
I really like this "what am I thinking" voice-over, makes for awesome videos. That kid found clever move with bishop take but missed checkmate in 2 -- and Dina found a clever move to defend avoiding blunders but it wasn't enough.
I saw that as well.
Your commentary is warm, friendly, and without arrogance. This is a rare talent. It is a delight to watch and listen to your descriptions of the game. Well done!
The most calm guy i ever seen in chess camp without any expression is Arjun.He beat Vidit and Magnus, while watching Arjun never show any facial exptessions of intimidating opponent whatsoever...such a gentleman in chess.
Agreed. I saw how he was with that young British prodigy Boghdana at the Chess Olympiad. He didn't try to demolish her on the board and stayed behind afterwards to analyse the game with her. He didn't tell her what moves she could or should have played, he suggested them! A real class act!
He would excel in poker too ... zero tells.
I love your narrating! SO FUNNY! And your concentrating so hard! His little jacket you keep repeating!🤣🤣
That kid was exuding confidence out of the gate, with his facial expressions indicating it. That's the way to be! Getting good will get you there.
It's remarkable to witness children grasp complex chess concepts. Their dedication to learning and improving is truly inspiring. Seeing their faces light up after a well-played move is a pure joy.Some play 40 years and they are 1000 elo and some in a year are over 2000 great...kids are though
Unlucky there Dina.
I do like these styles of reviews where players share what they were thinking at the time. I stopped playing before because I got fed-up of getting to the middlegame, having no idea of what to do next and just moving pieces around with no purpose. That's changed now.
He didn't show much excitement but his mom sure did.❤
Glad he noticed.
Unsportsmanlike not to tell a 10 year old that you’ve already lost, just because she has the losing position… Honestly, unsubbed 😒
@@chubapapi2127 naw, he needs to learn.
I'm enjoying these episodes. Less shouty, shout, shout.
Thank you.
Oh, you can speak English. I was glad to know it. I watched your Moscow chess games many years ago. I wish you to grow up your channel. 😍
That was the most wonderful and entertaining game you played. I enjoyed this so much. Thank you. 🌹🌹
I really enjoyed your commentary (and internal monologue).
What I like the most, is that you analyze your games! Subscribed!
I disagree if you said Dina tried to cheat the kid. It's more like she gave him a lesson.
Dina didn't violate any rules. It's up to the opponent to call it or maybe also arbiter.
You have to be ruthless on the chessboard. Because if you are not, your opponent will.
It's just a case were rules allow you to win dishonourably.
No mercy, Nver play with a boy wit a chess jacket again!
Früher hab ich Schach immer mit meinem Vater gespielt. Ist inzwischen aber sicher 20 Jahre her, als ich zuletzt eine Schachfigur in der Hand hatte...die Meisten meinen Bekannten, wissen leider nicht mal, wie es geht aber wenn ich das hier sehe, krieg wieder Lust darauf.
Nächstes Mal, wenn ich meine Eltern besuche, denke ich hoffentlich daran, meinen Vater auf eine Partie herauszufordern...nach so langer Zeit, werd ich es sicher nicht ganz verlernt haben.
Спасибо, что выложили, классная партия (хотя я в этом не разбираюсь))
A lil head tussle from his mom…. How adorable
A fun fact about Dommaraju Gukesh, the Indian chess prodigy, is that he became the youngest Indian Grandmaster in history at just 12 years, 7 months, and 17 days in 2019. This achievement made him the second-youngest Grandmaster in the world at the time, just a few days behind Sergey Karjakin’s record.
In 2023, Gukesh also became the youngest player to break into the world’s top 10 rankings since Magnus Carlsen, solidifying his place as one of chess’s rising stars!
Never seen Dina playing with Arjun Super GM...it will be interesting
Nothing interesting, she has no chances at all
Great thumbnail pic, the look on your face is funny.
Thanks Dina. I like how you are nice to the children. Good value to have sister.
tried to cheat the kid not nice at all, but we knew that
Nice confidence booster for the boy.
(4:53) WHT: QN-D3 (incorrect)
BLK/KNT will take ur forward pawn & set up ur BSP in 2or3 moves (maybe another pawn)
People will look back to this video years later after how good the 10-year-old will get.
This is great content. Your reactions of defeat make it worth it 😂
after kc4 why not bishop b1 that is M1 so you have time to then move the dark square bishop after g1? it was also interesting how f4 would allow the queen the 3rd rank to h3 and if you have b1 you are set up for a windmill. It was a nice pin with the knight. the dark square bishop cant help and is blocked from attacking the king so its pretty bad bishop.
Why don't chess clocks flash or buzz to indicate time up ?
Yeah, it's pretty silly. She's quite petty that way to keep playing. She has the cheater's spirit in her. Tis the Rus way I suppose.
NOW that was a chess video!
once you open a lane to the opponent's back row they have to sacrifice players like mad to defend
Some tactical blunders decided the game
Can anyone explain the mate in two
I had trouble understanding the Introduction. The boy speaks Russian. He's in Charlotte. He has a USA jacket on?
What's the backstory? The Russian Chess school is now in America?
Enjoyed the game, Thought white first mistake was missing a pin on the black knight to G5, Then she let Black knight to close in on centre black knight to C4, then she panicked and I think she should have taken the Black Night on C4 with White Bishop at least she would have separated black's pawn. Also when she moved Queen to D3 now the Queen is unprotected and was open to the pin from the Black Queen (A tough pin maybe to see). She had two pawns in the centre and they were well defended so I think she was up a bit with better centre control. I am a low ranked player so not sure what is really a good move. She did well I thought.
Best voiceovers in chess
It's better to throw away your bishop at black knight when it was on f6, it would've open up mid for a queen, but the outcome was much worse
They don’t have a over all time limit watch player gets a amount of time that per each clock hen the opponent hits their bottom the other clock starts counting up
Great content thank you
He plays like a cruise missile.
I don't get the negative comments. She didn't cheat. It looked like she had fun. And no one likes to lose. I found your page through Anna Cramling and am a big fan of both you and her.
the first video i saw of her on youtube was a cheating video on a friendly game in the park... thats why people call her a cheater. because she is
У нее проблемы с головой 😂
Great game. Strong competitor for you.
Those ruthless kids 😂❤
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came for dina came for dina
LMFAOOOO
"My bishop on c5 is strong". Yea, sure. It only doesn't participate in king's defense and white's king is not so strong. In that position not only black a pawn up, but they are better in every positional way.
( 7:45 ) u coulda moved:
CSTL-F1 ANYTIME PAST 3 MOVES & IT WOULDA BEEN REALLY EFFECTIVE...
Remember that time Dina refused to go on all the girls night outs and then still lost to Alexandra while 200 rating points higher? 😮
C'est fou 2056 à 10 ans.
Down to 1991 in the December list. Much more reasonable. 😉
Oh, he won by time
My recommendations are 99% Russian schooled by terrifying children 😮
( 5:37 ) BLK: exactly what I would have done if I had BLK set pieces & WHT has those set pieces...
them dang kids are so f'n good
He's like this US Chess National jacket wear-urrr.
I watch the video and listen even thou i dont play chess so who’s the winner?
Why would I join Russian chess school? I’ll join that kids chess school. 😅 yr a sweetheart Dina.
Wow!!🔥🔥👏🏻👏🏻
Dina is always so gracious in defeat. Well, u better b, more so if u lose to a kid!🤣🤪
I guess Russian school will not teach you how to beat a kid.
I would let you put the pawn back, Dina!
You are pretty good at Russian self deprecating humour... ;-)
Self irony is my signature 🙂
New sub!
Dina, maybe we will have a chess game? I know the fundamentals...Johan hellsten books
lover your games against kids
( 1:30-1:42 ) ur opinion of a 2 set advantage/s, for white... idk... I guess I don't see those as advantages... not at the moment... maybe... maybe after several moves...
Try to swindle the little prodigy
Kids have quicker, fresh little brains…which gives them an advantage in bullet/blitz and rapid chess modes!
Oh well he is ten after all .!
Идеальная девушка здорового человека😊
Stupid simp
Russian Chess School always gets schooled. Ill just study the book from GothamChess, I think it will improve my chess games further.
Gotham chess is trush
Pin of shame 😉
Dinaaa haha I love u
😂😂😂
🤡
( 7:42 ) girl... what u been thinking past few moves... shoulda moved / USED UR CSTLS & WHTBSP...
*1 CSTL & QN (combo)
*1 CSTL & BSP (combo)
U coulda stopped✋ him if u woulda started a few moves ago... rt after he moved his QN next to his KNT...
Dina, your russian school eyes scares a lot of girls. But this is a boy! And ten years old.
The kid was trying to distract her, constantly spinning & fiddling with the pawn.Very bad sportsmanship.
I tell people Chess is a Classy Game. Ruthless, but Classy.
what. good luck dina
How do you become a grandmaster when you suck at chess? Any tips for me?
She's not a Grandmaster. She's a Woman Grandmaster. It requires a lower rating.
1) castle your king (90% of grandmasters castle every game. The only time you can get by without castling is if the queens are off the board)
2) don't lose
At 6:27 - she says "and the only move that I have in this position is going to be queen D2".
Why not rook D1 to D2?
As nh3+ loses queen
@bavithramidhuna338 Oh, I see... Thanks!
Dina you looks like venera uraazgildeva from armwrestling .. Are you by any means connected with her..??
Крутой малый, удачи ему
I find your behavior towards the boy very disrespectful and arrogant. Even though he is young, he can still be a good chess player.
Trying to win vs a 10yo when you lost on time.. very mature behavior to show to your YT fans.
5:22 and he is like a... this... you know... U.S. Chess national jacket wearer. - Dina. That's funny Dina.
Actually game should have ended by 7.06 but it didn't
Come on Dina…you could have made him cry by throwing the board in a Russian school of chess temper tantrum!
Кто победил, так и не понял
The kid won as Dina ran out of time
Fun video
С удовольствием и азартом поиграл бы с Тобой!
Queens gambit against Indian? Always Blackmar Diemer Ryder Gambit
who won they stopped playing
seriously Dina, 1.d4 your favorite move? Where is my 1.e4 Queen?
Poor Dina
Все время играет с пацанами :( это комплексы?
Is Dina's accent changing a little? She sounds more American here than in the past.
Какая фамилия у Льва?
Pretty soon they'll be bringing chess masters in baby carriages 🤪
Excelente formato Señorita dina, saludos de tus fans peruanos
"If your opponent doesn't see that you flagged, don't tell him." - A grown ass woman's advice on how to cheat in a game against a child. Way to be the bigger human, Dina.
Life is cheating. It's just that some is better hidden than others 🤪
lol
Obviously you have no clue...
@@paulrasmussen3858 She'll sleep with you if you keep defending her. Remember, 96% of simps give up right before they get the kitty!
It isn't cheating if it is an official rule, which with some real light research seems to be the case. To flag yourself would both be not the way the game is typically played (spreading misinformation) and condescending to the other player as well.
Did you let him win 😅
Wow great game by 10 year old.