Guys. Basic rule. Anna is super distracting so don't look at her, don't respond to her questions, be super scared when she is chatting away on HER time and not bothering to move. Just pretend you are somewhere else. It will delay your loss.
@@danwilliams8626fundamentals aren’t going to help you against a GM just play knowing you are going to lose but at least watch in amazement as she beats you 😅
Because of the conversation you two had, I did a quick search and discovered that Norway and Sweden fought two short wars in the early 1800s, and were in a union as countries until 1905.
LOL, and now we are friends, but with "banter" :D The standard Swedish joke when meeting a Dane is that they thought Danish was a throat disease. My standard reply is that the Muppets didn't make a Danish chef :D The Swede then replies that the Swedish Chef sounds nothing like a Swede, but to a Dane, or anyone else, other than a Norwegian, he does :D @@michaelgoetze2103
As an 800. If I play against anna I'm either running out of time or checkmatting her with 1 second left, or maybe she'll checkmate me without me noticing . Either way ik trying to get a rematch and suggesting where we should get lunch
She did the same thing for me. Her exuberance over chess is inspirational. I’m 64 and have just started back since my last game in 1989. Anna makes it seem fun, and so it is!
"You're playing well. I feel like you're the best chess player in the group." Leave it up to Anna to make a sarcastic remark sound like a genuine compliment. If Dinah Belenkaya had said something like that, one could've tasted the snark.
i actually think she meant it because he didn't take the pawn just then, so it seemed like he saw why he shouldn't. But then he took it anyway like 1 move later lol
"I feel like you're the best chess player in the group." tells a lot about the group :) The man is opening with ... c5 against d4, moves his queen like it's shopping time, fall twice on basic fork, and got checkmated by knights in 14 moves 200 ELO at best lol
I'm barely a chess player at all, but if I were playing against an inferior opponent and they made that bad a move, I would ASK them to take it back, not just LET them take it back.
I’ve only just discovered Anna and I know absolutely nothing about chess but I’m beginning to suspect you need a chess face, like a poker face. Love watching her smashing her opponents 😂
I am no great chess player but as soon as he brought out his queen and started losing tempo as Anna chased it around I knew he was doomed. Even I know that is an amateur mistake.
Yeah I don't know if he knew who she was. I learnt to defend against this highly aggressive "Scholars Mate" type of stuff in one evening when I first started playing.
He moved his queen five times while Anna developed at least four pieces, most of which were attacking moves. He needs to review her video where she covers: 1) Check 2) Capture 3) Attack in calculating potential moves. Oh yes, also where she discusses defending one's own pieces at all times, if possible. Both of these points have helped my own game.
Oooh I'm from the Netherlands and thought "hey I can read the posters on the wall😅" But now to the game, Anna says "you play quite well" but let's be honest....Snurre moved only his much to early queen around and get a punishment for that. Anna forked him with a check, she could take his rook, but chose for the pon instead....and looked at Snurrre's face at that moment. Wondering if he actually saw that or not. So she makes a second forked on the other side with a check....again Anna didn't take the rook and I thought...oh Anna doesn't want to hurt him to much, but I was wrong! She saw a checkmate coming, that's why she didn't take the rook😂 Always love to see Anna play and talk and her body language ❤
Anna has almost become a reason of fight between Sweden chess-players and Norwegian artists in the Dutch bar. The Armageddon Clocks never were so close to the midnight😁
that's not brutal, if she wanted to be brutal she would have eaten all his pieces, then sacrificed all her pieces and pawns (except 2 of them) for nothing, then promoted them to knight and bishop to checkmate him
@@sebu1301I certainly hope she can. I'd expect 95% of those rated 1500+ to be able to do so nevermind those at her level. I'd actually suggest lower but it's easy to mess up and run out of moves.
@@GuardOfGaia You have high expectations. I don't see a reason why any 1500 would even consider practicing that, one of the least useful skills in chess. Somebody said, that even many GMs can't do it. But Anna is kind of a chess nerd, so maybe she has practiced it. I'm 1200 and can't even reliably mate with king and rook 😂 I wonder how often knight & bishop vs king endgame happens. Maybe Hikaru has had it, with the crazy amount of games he's played...
På norsk: Snorre Sturlason var en islandsk høvding, historiker og skald, og hørte til en av de mektigste ættene på Island, så Snorre/Snurre er et gammelt norrønt navn. Det er laget fra verbet snurre. Navnet kan ha betydd ‘den raske’ eller ‘den uvørne’. Greetings from Norway 🙂 In english: Snorre Sturlason was an Icelandic chieftain, historian and poet, and belonged to one of the most powerful families in Iceland, so Snorre is an old Norse name. It is made from the verb spin. The name may have meant 'the swift' or 'the fearless'. Greetings from Norway 🙂
@@sitbone3 thanks! I was more referring to the fact that she made it to an endgame with Magnus, but that her current opponent probably doesn't know what an endgame is because he always gets mated first.
Absolutely I would play you in a game of chess. Surely I would lose the actual game, but it would be fine, the pleasantness of your conversation, as well as the "learning points" that you give your opponents, and your energy and smile, I know that is ALWAYS A WIN for me.
As a total beginner, I take comfort knowing that I at least wouldn't have made some of the baffling mistakes this guy made. He lasted 8 minutes, I'm pretty sure I would have lasted 9.
Love the banter and the chess too! Just found your delightful channel and it makes me want to play chess again! I used to play a lot at a few coffee houses in San Diego, and checked out books at the library to learn openings, etc. Frankly, even with all of that, I sucked, but always enjoyed playing.
I love that when he protected the diagonal with his queen Anna thought it was to avoid the 3 way fork lol he literally just did a random move. This is why I love knights.
As a Dane watching this, I can tell you it doesn't really matter who you two thinks are superior to each others, you are still just fighting for second place in Scandinavia. See you on the handball court to settle it! :D
I have had a few people like that. They only play on computers or their phones. The board, they say, throws them off. I like the board as I have to be more attentive to it than if I were looking at the 2d representation of the board.
@@Farinhir I'm old school too. I'm pretty sure I would play better over the board, where I can see all the pieces as solid objects that have mass and take up space.
1:06 I feel the same way about Francis (bot) as he does about Isabela. I have beaten every free bot up thru Noam but Francis beats me every single time. One time I blundered a winning position but that’s as close as I’ve gotten in over a year straight losing to the same bot. I would be so grateful if you could do a video helping us beat Francis bot.
I'm a 900 with 2300 in puzzles. At that level, you can't make inaccuracies and must always look for tactic opportunities. Typically a move that leads to a fork and wins a pawn is enough to turn the game. I just beat Isabel bot by setting up some central tension, then moving a knight to take a pawn with check solely to reveal facing bishops because hers was undefended.
I just beat Wally bot for the first time. Basically a draw after 44 moves, but I blundered a knight and resorted to pushing pawns. Wally apparently mouseslipped his rook to the wrong file, 1 more than my leading pawn's line, so it promoted after we traded rooks. By some miracle, in 2 moves Wally went from up 4.3 to draw perpetual to losing M17.
@@UTU49 same as when someone burps or bumps into you and they say excuse me except its someone saying excuse you because they feel that they have been slighted and the person failed to say it themselves. basically saying youre rude
I really don't know what he was doing and neither did he to be honest , he just wanted a chat with Anna and who wouldn't ?? Sitting down with Anna for 5 minutes is reward enough !! Seriously though Anna is a great ambassador for the game !
Guys. Basic rule. Anna is super distracting so don't look at her, don't respond to her questions, be super scared when she is chatting away on HER time and not bothering to move. Just pretend you are somewhere else. It will delay your loss.
ajb - Was she playing chess? I didn't notice. I was looking at something else.
I would only look at her. Never at the board. Who cares abou that.
Guys, do exactly the opposite, if you know you're on the way of a loss, at least have a great time and share a laugh with her xD
Better rule- learn the fundamentals of chess before attempting to play an expert 😂
@@danwilliams8626fundamentals aren’t going to help you against a GM just play knowing you are going to lose but at least watch in amazement as she beats you 😅
Bringing out your queen at the start of the game is a really good way to help your opponent develop pieces
As a Norwegian, we dont claim this man or his skills
You can beat him? ;)
@@MorningNapalmHe seems like a nice guy. Why would you want to beat him?
Snurre means the same in Norwegian, he's really lost. It's not a common name.
@@paulgoogol2652this is why we want to beat him.... Off
I'd disown him too after that game. Yikes.
Because of the conversation you two had, I did a quick search and discovered that Norway and Sweden fought two short wars in the early 1800s, and were in a union as countries until 1905.
Adding...and now he knows just how good Magnus Carlson is, since MC beat Anna.
Fought many more wars than that when Norway was in a union with Denmark.
@TheGames Win. I think Sweden and Denmark have fought more wars against each other than any other European countries.
LOL, and now we are friends, but with "banter" :D The standard Swedish joke when meeting a Dane is that they thought Danish was a throat disease. My standard reply is that the Muppets didn't make a Danish chef :D The Swede then replies that the Swedish Chef sounds nothing like a Swede, but to a Dane, or anyone else, other than a Norwegian, he does :D @@michaelgoetze2103
@@michaelgoetze2103 spain is the winner, vs all the world xd
Anna smashing muggles with a smile on her face as usual
Anna Cramling: Domination with a smile!
Has She ever mentioned playing a musical instrument? It just seems like it would be fun to watch(I dunno).@@ivan_pozdeev_u
@@BobbyFischer0000Well after all, she did beat the entire country of Norway.
Do you have instagram
😂😂😂
First winning a queen and then checkmating with knights and bishop without even using your own queen, now that´s beautiful
right? he wants to be aggressive with his queen, gets forked and then mated by knights, what a chain of unfortunate circumstances xD
more like super easy
He didn’t play the best chess. But he got to play and chat a little with Anna so he is a winner.
"He didn’t play the best chess." - That's an understatement.
He didn't play anybody's best chess.
Dude seemed to just be randomly moving pieces around. I'm not sure he even knows how to play chess, he just wanted to talk to Anna. 😆
As an 800. If I play against anna I'm either running out of time or checkmatting her with 1 second left, or maybe she'll checkmate me without me noticing . Either way ik trying to get a rematch and suggesting where we should get lunch
absolutely
your videos have me back playing chess after 40+ years of not playing. still fun.
She did the same thing for me. Her exuberance over chess is inspirational. I’m 64 and have just started back since my last game in 1989. Anna makes it seem fun, and so it is!
@@CemeteryShop-yg6gi her mom is amazing to watch too!
Me too and I'm terrible at it.
"You're playing well. I feel like you're the best chess player in the group." Leave it up to Anna to make a sarcastic remark sound like a genuine compliment. If Dinah Belenkaya had said something like that, one could've tasted the snark.
i actually think she meant it because he didn't take the pawn just then, so it seemed like he saw why he shouldn't. But then he took it anyway like 1 move later lol
She probably meant it - the group were probably worse.
HA! " you're the best chess player in the group" as she's developing while chasing his queen all over the board.
That's Dinah's schtick... it's very Roosian
"I feel like you're the best chess player in the group." tells a lot about the group :)
The man is opening with ... c5 against d4, moves his queen like it's shopping time, fall twice on basic fork, and got checkmated by knights in 14 moves
200 ELO at best lol
It's fun to hear the banter between Sweden and Norway.... Just shows how nice the people are from that area......thanks for the video
That knight checkmate was nice!
A striking double-knight checkmate.... I was expecting the bishops in the role. Nice one indeed!
@@fplancke3336
Yeah, she really beat him up with those knights. Not being able to see what a knight is capable of is a rookie trait.
5:15 watch as Anna tries to contain herself from reacting to his move and instead politely listens to her opponent.
Great self control, Anna! lol
i was thinking the same hahah
"A three dimensional space is too much for me"
"it is, it is" 😆
“Ok…great”
I'm barely a chess player at all, but if I were playing against an inferior opponent and they made that bad a move, I would ASK them to take it back, not just LET them take it back.
I’ve only just discovered Anna and I know absolutely nothing about chess but I’m beginning to suspect you need a chess face, like a poker face. Love watching her smashing her opponents 😂
This man is an absolute beginner in chess.
And yet, he got the opportunity to sit down at a table with Anna for like 10 minutes chit-chatting, so he's kind of an absolute pro isn't he? 😂
This was his idea of a speed date. I don’t think he got her number though.
@@Dave67AZ No.
no shame in that. and he got a chance to already play with one of the best chess players of our generations. he won.
Well he said he only played on a chess website
"are you ready to say goodbye to your queen?" haha thats cold
I thought she was breaking it to him gently.
I am no great chess player but as soon as he brought out his queen and started losing tempo as Anna chased it around I knew he was doomed. Even I know that is an amateur mistake.
And then he doubled down on the one piece attack “strategy” with his knight after losing his queen. Definitely a very inexperienced player.
Yeah I don't know if he knew who she was. I learnt to defend against this highly aggressive "Scholars Mate" type of stuff in one evening when I first started playing.
@lukeboy61 He spoke about Anna's match against Magnus Carlsen, so he obviously knew who she was BEFORE he even sat down. 🙄
"Sweden is better than Norway" - Anna 😂 . Poor guy .
Anna’s rizz is unmatched. Just the most likable, engaging, charming person.
You just beat me in 14 moves, and I must say you also played very well...ha....too funny!
😂😂😂
Anna's technique consists of talking to her opponent to distract him so she can beat him hahaha.
It’s called the “Flirt Strategy”. She’s taken it to new levels.😉😉
"It works sometimes against the bots" LOL But not against Anna... she nailed him witha "Horns of the Cow" checkmate.
4:40 you’re playing well as the eval bar shows he’s almost completely lost 🤣
He moved his queen five times while Anna developed at least four pieces, most of which were attacking moves. He needs to review her video where she covers: 1) Check 2) Capture 3) Attack in calculating potential moves. Oh yes, also where she discusses defending one's own pieces at all times, if possible. Both of these points have helped my own game.
Oooh I'm from the Netherlands and thought "hey I can read the posters on the wall😅"
But now to the game, Anna says "you play quite well" but let's be honest....Snurre moved only his much to early queen around and get a punishment for that. Anna forked him with a check, she could take his rook, but chose for the pon instead....and looked at Snurrre's face at that moment. Wondering if he actually saw that or not. So she makes a second forked on the other side with a check....again Anna didn't take the rook and I thought...oh Anna doesn't want to hurt him to much, but I was wrong! She saw a checkmate coming, that's why she didn't take the rook😂 Always love to see Anna play and talk and her body language ❤
Are you from Amsterdam
Do you have instagram
@@ahmadansar7771 No not Amsterdam,. Groningen
@@ahmadansar7771 yes but don't use it much
Ik zag de poster en dacht waarom lees ik dit makkelijk. Lol.
5:00 "but I think you’re going to mind very soon" 😂😂😂
Hard to tell whether the "You are playing well" while he does total BS was seriously kind, or just very subtle vicious mockery.
In Sweeden sugarcoating is mandatory. They are super friendly.
Makes me wonder about the rest of the group...
@@nathanbanks2354 lol
Anna has almost become a reason of fight between Sweden chess-players and Norwegian artists in the Dutch bar. The Armageddon Clocks never were so close to the midnight😁
"Sweden is better than Norway, ok, thanks, bye" 🤣🤣🤣
Anna's conclusion: "Sweden is better than Norway", as an offhand parting shot. ahahaha ))
I love your straight face just before the final checkmate, I bet inside you were secretly loving his pain.
Jesus this was like u playing someone that never even played before😂
Don't let her sweet nature fool you... Anna is a savage!! Lol that was brutal! Didn't even bother taking the rooks, went right for the win lol
that's not brutal, if she wanted to be brutal she would have eaten all his pieces, then sacrificed all her pieces and pawns (except 2 of them) for nothing, then promoted them to knight and bishop to checkmate him
@@RaghavBabbar Can Anna checkmate with bishop and knight? I know that Ben Finegold can, but he was playing chess before I was born, and I'm almost 40
@RaghavBabbar that wouldn't be brutal... that would be mean and humiliating lol 😆
@@sebu1301I certainly hope she can. I'd expect 95% of those rated 1500+ to be able to do so nevermind those at her level. I'd actually suggest lower but it's easy to mess up and run out of moves.
@@GuardOfGaia You have high expectations. I don't see a reason why any 1500 would even consider practicing that, one of the least useful skills in chess. Somebody said, that even many GMs can't do it. But Anna is kind of a chess nerd, so maybe she has practiced it. I'm 1200 and can't even reliably mate with king and rook 😂
I wonder how often knight & bishop vs king endgame happens. Maybe Hikaru has had it, with the crazy amount of games he's played...
Anna's happiness when she wins makes me play more chess
After his second move he was already in trouble.
That guy was a disaster.
"Are you ready to say goodbye to your queen?" She said coyly.... Ok, maybe not so coyly! She's good!
WOW! Anna, do not tell him that his strategy sometimes work. Tell him not to do it ever again. lol
It works... again bots lmao
She's Swedish, he's Norwegian and they both speak perfect English. Sometimes, Euros are amazing.
Europeans are way ahead of the U.S. in terms of language.
They don’t! This inappropriate use of the word like, has come from America! An adulteration of our Engliah language!
7:30 "I think you got your queen out a little bit early and then got really excited". Love that comment for some reason :)
Im rated 440 in 3 min blitz and I honestly feel I would’ve given you a better game. He must’ve been star struck or something.
På norsk: Snorre Sturlason var en islandsk høvding, historiker og skald, og hørte til en av de mektigste ættene på Island, så Snorre/Snurre er et gammelt norrønt navn. Det er laget fra verbet snurre. Navnet kan ha betydd ‘den raske’ eller ‘den uvørne’. Greetings from Norway 🙂
In english: Snorre Sturlason was an Icelandic chieftain, historian and poet, and belonged to one of the most powerful families in Iceland, so Snorre is an old Norse name. It is made from the verb spin. The name may have meant 'the swift' or 'the fearless'. Greetings from Norway 🙂
Haha when Anna says you got your queen out early and that it works against the bots, that isn't a compliment!
Anna you always seem to have a great connection with every player. I feel like you are the “fizz queen “ as the kids say.
Dang...another thing the kids say that I am clueless about.
Anna, talking about when she lost against Magnus: "but it was an endgame!"
Bro: "wtf is an endgame?"
@@sitbone3 thanks! I was more referring to the fact that she made it to an endgame with Magnus, but that her current opponent probably doesn't know what an endgame is because he always gets mated first.
You smoked him Anna 😂. I knew it wasn't going to end well when he brought the queen out second move against a master!
You are an ambassador for the game. You are competitive but, make the matches friendly and fun. Chess Princess.
That checkmate was gangsta!
Absolutely I would play you in a game of chess. Surely I would lose the actual game, but it would be fine, the pleasantness of your conversation, as well as the "learning points" that you give your opponents, and your energy and smile, I know that is ALWAYS A WIN for me.
I would use up all my time on chit chat and smiling... as I was crushed LOL
He moved his queen way too early. And she BS'd her way into really disarming him.
“Sweden is better than Norway okay thanks bye.” Haha
This may be the first time that I comprehended what Anna was going to do at the same moment Anna knew. So maybe I am starting to progress.
anna says, Your playing well your best of the bunch, He moved 1 pawn & followed with his queen, 1 move later she takes his queen..
😅
I moved from Sweden five years ago now, but I still care if Sweden wins over Norway. Well played Anna!
Don't be silly. It was just a game between to random persons of which one was taught chess very early by grandmaster parents and plays every day.
@@paulgoogol2652 It's fun to be silly sometimes. You should try it! :)
Snorre doesnt care lol
It's great that he's Norwegian but you can't hope to beat a Swedish Anna with a bonkers Queen!
His second move was a bit insulting but the game was a real laugh, her chasing him around the board with one knight for a while, classic.
You are a nice person you don’t make anyone feel small it’s very honourable
She knows that her comment section will do it for her instead, lol
Turning and turning in the widening gyre
The falcon cannot hear the falconer;
Things fall apart; the centre cannot hold;
W.B. Yeats
Hard to believe he put any thought into that game at all. Hopelessly outclassed.
being a pusher is no fun. take it from me. I know of what I speak.
Just a beginner.
He seems really dumb
He was distracted by her outrageous flirting. I know I was.
When he brought out the Queen so early, Anna must have wanted to roll her eyes.
Bra Anna, du gjorde oss inte besvikna! :)
I love the little under the eyelids look at about 7:06. Checking to see if he realizes hes toast. LOLLLOLLOLLO
a swede and norwegian in denmark
it's like the viking trifecta
It's in Amsterdam and that's in the Netherlands
@@sjaakbral83 oh for some reason i thought it was copenhagen
@@muckster57 according to a lot of people Denmark and the Netherlands are very similar
@@sjaakbral83 I'm American.
To us the whole world is England countries, China countries, Mexico countries, and Africa.
Well, Dutch starts with D and Denmark starts with D so by that logic they must be the same country.
The queen went for an early morning stroll. Should have taken her security detail with her...
Wow. That was brutal. I think he could have held on longer if he had played his only other legal move on his last move
But by then, he was already doomed.
@@Jasper_4444I don’t know. On his last move, if he had played Kf8 instead of Kd8, it may have ended in a draw.
Not really. He was already a queen behind. White can always win in that situation.
I do agree that he could have held longer, but in the long run there was no road to a reasonable draw.
@@Jasper_4444 I actually think the Norwegian guy was winning before he blundered with Kd8
I like seeing her trying to be tactful instead of just being blunt about how terrible someone is.
Anna gane o pierda siempre con una sonrisa, me encantaría perder una partida con ella 😂😂😂
The way her expression changed when he started playing and she saw his skill level.
The guy was too busy flirting to focus on the game.
Felt like watching a date turning into slaughter.
Anna saw his level early and took it a bit easy and was kind to give him me credit than he deserved but that's what good people do.
Anna: "You're playing well..." Sarcasm level 11 🤣
Watching this guy made me more confident about my 150 elo abilities ahaha
As a total beginner, I take comfort knowing that I at least wouldn't have made some of the baffling mistakes this guy made. He lasted 8 minutes, I'm pretty sure I would have lasted 9.
Sweden vs. Norway, but the stage is in the Netherlands and the conversation in English? How did that happen...?
For some reason this comment made me think about the sketch "The treaty of Westphalia"
Love the banter and the chess too! Just found your delightful channel and it makes me want to play chess again! I used to play a lot at a few coffee houses in San Diego, and checked out books at the library to learn openings, etc. Frankly, even with all of that, I sucked, but always enjoyed playing.
Funny. And your poker face works wonders. You didn't move a muscle when you told him he was playing well. LOL
I love that when he protected the diagonal with his queen Anna thought it was to avoid the 3 way fork lol he literally just did a random move. This is why I love knights.
Judging by the game i think he got exiled by his own people
"You're playing well". Anna, you flatterer. Then he blunders his queen into a royal fork
Omg Anna was in my country!!! 🇳🇱
Next time I want to play a game and have banter too!!
As a Dane watching this, I can tell you it doesn't really matter who you two thinks are superior to each others, you are still just fighting for second place in Scandinavia. See you on the handball court to settle it! :D
We'll be there as soon as you sober up
@@Lindeman08Denmark has more drunk Swedes than drunk Danes.
Denmark is so far behind Sweden and Norway so you are not even considered 😅 However, we love you anyway…
Did you say icehockey?
oh dear. saw that coming on move #2.
"three-dimensional space is a little too much for me"
same man, same :(
I have had a few people like that. They only play on computers or their phones. The board, they say, throws them off. I like the board as I have to be more attentive to it than if I were looking at the 2d representation of the board.
@@Farinhir
I'm old school too. I'm pretty sure I would play better over the board, where I can see all the pieces as solid objects that have mass and take up space.
how did i not notice the dutch poster in the background until she said that they where in amsterdam
Ik had precies hetzelfde😅
Anna, you were so gentle & patient with this clueless fellow. Well played.
clueless fellow
Anna was very gracious. He was obviously overmatched.
1:06 I feel the same way about Francis (bot) as he does about Isabela. I have beaten every free bot up thru Noam but Francis beats me every single time. One time I blundered a winning position but that’s as close as I’ve gotten in over a year straight losing to the same bot.
I would be so grateful if you could do a video helping us beat Francis bot.
I'm a 900 with 2300 in puzzles. At that level, you can't make inaccuracies and must always look for tactic opportunities. Typically a move that leads to a fork and wins a pawn is enough to turn the game. I just beat Isabel bot by setting up some central tension, then moving a knight to take a pawn with check solely to reveal facing bishops because hers was undefended.
I just beat Wally bot for the first time. Basically a draw after 44 moves, but I blundered a knight and resorted to pushing pawns. Wally apparently mouseslipped his rook to the wrong file, 1 more than my leading pawn's line, so it promoted after we traded rooks. By some miracle, in 2 moves Wally went from up 4.3 to draw perpetual to losing M17.
I have been learning a lot from you and that game was too funny
excuse you
Stop watching 😤
@@AnnaCramlingspunk, i like that👍
@@mr.christopher79
What does "excuse you" even mean in this context?
@@UTU49 same as when someone burps or bumps into you and they say excuse me except its someone saying excuse you because they feel that they have been slighted and the person failed to say it themselves. basically saying youre rude
@@AnnaCramling Spain vs Norway
4:46 "You're playing well"?!?! Really Anna? Take his phone number lol.
She just bets Sweden’s pride casually 👏👏
I've both Swede/norwege in My Fam. Never a prob.
Norway isn't better than Sweden, they are both the same - like Canada and America or Australia and New Zealand. Now I think I'm really in trouble 🙂
I'm the impossible so anyone can try me even Magnus Carlsen won't beat me in chess 😂
Magnus Carlsen probably won't beat me at chess, but that's only because he probably doesn't know who I am.
Such a nice guy. No need to brag about beating him.
Exceptionally nice, 'tuned in,' with a great sense of humor. A professional photographer, I'd like to see his portfolio - I bet he is very good.
I will watch anyway. We can't lose with this woman.
I really don't know what he was doing and neither did he to be honest , he just wanted a chat with Anna and who wouldn't ?? Sitting down with Anna for 5 minutes is reward enough !! Seriously though Anna is a great ambassador for the game !
This guy will be tormented by his friends for a long time for this loss. Poor soul.
Lol that was a really bad Benoni! It made me laugh how bad it was. Love the Benoni.
swedes are better then?
The queen moves showed he was a beginner, most chess players could have beaten him quickly, without breaking sweat.
To give him some credit Anna is very good looking and a distraction. He may have done better against a different opponent.
Sweden is totally better, because Sweden's got ANNA CRAMLING