9-Year-Old Boy Defeats A Professional Chess Streamer

Kids these days are really good at chess... Andrea experienced it herself at the London chess shop. Drop a like and tell us in the comments if you have ever lost to an opponent as young as the boy in the video!
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[@jf9259]

She really said, “Good thing my sister is not here” 😂😂😂 the dad said “She’ll lose too” 😂💀 what a savage

[@likemostthings]

haha!

[@nitsujanimations7212]

Sigma Grindset theme playing~~

[@americanpatriot7233]

she didn't even challenge him this was a beat down, i wish her sister was there, she would have lost too

[@americanpatriot7233]

i like how he stands up when he moves in for the kill haha

[@schnabeltasse]

@@americanpatriot7233 she just blundered the queen...so, i don´t think so.

[@marshmelows]

The kid looked like he was having the time of his life, smiling through the whole game

[@ottomatic7823]

I'd smile to sitting across from her.

[@chronozakigaming6781]

He doesnt have a crush on her wtf u thinkin

[@R3dCol0r]

@@chronozakigaming6781 How do you know? xD

[@v-town1980]

@@ottomatic7823 yeah, because she's a trash-talking git he knew he could beat.

[@MrDiMES123]

@@R3dCol0r he’s 9 he can’t

[@seylopez7034]

A wise man once said " No matter how hard you try a child prodigy will always be better than you "

[@psybranet]

Facts

[@Nnnnnnnnh88]

I love how she tries to make a 9 yo nervous and then loses 😂😂😂

[@xa1a]

She doesn't seem particularly nice, she has a massive ego, and loves intimidating children/ people. The best part is that shes not even that good.

[@TubeMotivations]

Yes tried to throw his focus off the game

[@koophuisN]

@@TubeMotivations must normally work considering the goods. We are just imunne yet at this age 😂

[@johnnytbg9142]

@@koophuisN hahaha, i also didn't have any appetite to see those twin hills when I was 9

[@indiegamedevelopment]

😹😹😹😹 bro don't tell those things in public 😹😹😹😹

[@georgekarantzas8541]

Look at the kids smile while he plays. He loves what he does.

[@deathcal29]

Im not sure if that was all chess smiles XD

[@solodumdum905]

@@deathcal29 yeah he's at the age where he's curious and likes ogle older women lol

[@I_read_Berserk_and_Physics]

@@solodumdum905 😂 I'm sure that's not the reason he's laughing

[@jdklein033]

@@deathcal29 He's a 9 year old. I have a son the same age, they arnt interested in girls and especially women much older. But I understand the point lol

[@bundleofhumble3119]

Hé is Laughing because hé knows she is not on to his plan and hé is predicting her in his mind and is allready steps ahead.

[@Morph7344]

I like how you get out into the public and interact with people and kids. The kids will remember these moments for a life time, encourage them, build them up and set a good standard.

[@travismason3264]

100% yes 👍 agree

[@donxqx]

They will? I don’t remember anything from childhood

[@rodrigoshimonishi9579]

@@donxqx you would never forget such a beautifull girl !!

[@andrestes3848]

@@donxqx Then I guess you had a boring childhood, that’s sad pal . I have a lot of good memories from my childhood

[@donxqx]

@@andrestes3848 I guess so

[@lukewalker1051]

I love how the kid was beaming about 5 moves from checkmate because he knew he was gonna win. Talent tends to show up early in life.

[@JJsolutionseco]

You mean experience

[@DM-zb8hw]

4:30 Can someone pls explain me why did she sacrificed her Queen for absolutely no reason?🙏🏻

[@JJsolutionseco]

@@DM-zb8hw he's a 9 year old and she's good at chess

[@Kolibrik1675]

@@DM-zb8hw its called a mistake. probably because she talks more than she play :D

[@m3cha131]

@@DM-zb8hwshe saw that she blundered the queen after touching a piece and there was a no touch rule so she was forced to play it

[@nostromo2871]

I love how the kid was smiling so much, he knew he was gonna win :D

[@ProGamer-li1zm]

use your common sense not being rude it's because he's getting a lot of attention from the crowd aswell and being quite unconfortable

[@nostromo2871]

@@ProGamer-li1zm I did use common sense, obviously im talking about into the video not the beginning before they started... use your common sense bro

[@ProGamer-li1zm]

@@nostromo2871 ok nerd but my point was stil valid

[@RXRTHEDEVIL]

@@ProGamer-li1zmbro shut up don’t ruin there happiness go watch her if u don’t watch the kid go calling other nerds u don’t even know who u are ur the biggest nerd no one is nerd but u are

[@Anonymous-qw6sv]

Liked the kid's attitude tbh, Andrea kept talking whole game, kid kept silent and played smartly but most importantly, knew when to talk "checkmate".

[@fabrica8588]

@@amvlabs5339 sexism at its worst

[@chad5740]

@@fabrica8588 ikr

[@TheFilipFonky]

@@amvlabs5339 Bro I'm just gonna say it's not a good look when somebody gets omega serious and all "redpilley" out of the blue on a comfy youtube comments area. Makes you look like youre not very happy with your life

[@fabrica8588]

@@amvlabs5339 "take a chill pill" also him, *writes a 2 paragraph essay*

[@amvlabs5339]

@@TheFilipFonky What do you care about my life lol? I'm just answering some cliche "arhmahged ur sexist" comment.

[@FYAHWEHL]

6:34 “Are you also a champion?” Andrea was not ready for a second beating 😂

[@8v8i]

lol

[@8v8i]

SH=he kept talking with the people there, she wasn't using her full attention to the game! But there's a high probability that she would lose if she tried to play with 'em again.

[@breh2716]

@@8v8i "sh=he"?

[@8v8i]

@@breh2716 The equal sign is right besides the back space...soo umm

[@Sweeti924]

@@8v8i I don’t believe that you’re like shallow and that’s understandable

[@reneshay889]

What a wonderful young lady you are to work with children! And , a big CONGRATULATIONS to the young man! He was SO happy while playing.

[@praneethsodi3372]

That pure joy when realised he defeated her

[@Nacho-Mamma]

I still remember the last chess tournament I played in. I competed against 9 opponents at the same time, while blindfolded. Lost every game! Gotta have goals!

[@o.pobunge2730]

Hahahaha!! I usually don't comment on KZbin, but this was good!

[@Fabi96]

🤣 Thanks for the laugh man!

[@aphilemadikizela8088]

Hands down best comment🤣

[@priyesh3357]

I knew where this was going but the execution was just perfect 😂

[@RevoltzRetrogaming]

This is gold!!

[@averageoxygenenjoyer5501]

Kid knew what's her fate before the match even begin he just couldn't brush off that Smirk 😆

[@ceydk-ws8xg]

🤣

[@SuperBeantank]

when i his age i always like him when i meet beautiful lady

[@devanshgarg31]

Lol

[@chubbymoth5810]

He understood her weakness of not taking him serious. I had a similar experience with a semi pro on his practise evening in a pub. He was so intent on humiliating me by wiping my pieces out, he didn't notice where I was running to. Against all odds the beer was on him, to the great hilarity of his colleagues. His error though wasn't distraction, but the opposite. Overly focused on taking yet another pawn in a feeding frenzy.

[@hatefulcrab8515]

She blundered her queen. I feel like there should be a time limit on chess but 3 minutes is pretty short

[@c.j9311]

Besides the little dude being so fantastic the best part is the fact that she wasn't mad that she lost to a boy like many other people would. Congrats to the both of them👏👏

[@nicholasrobinson7497]

This is just a simple, respectful game of chess and I love it. That kid is great, I support him!

[@peak6744]

Very impressed with the attitude of the woman when facing defeat. She knew it was coming - and took it well - giving credit to the kid. Well done both of you.

[@2martino3]

She pretended that she didn't see the bad position she was in, and acted like she was doing him a favor by submitting to the position she was in. She talked the whole time and fought tooth and nail to beat him on time when she had lost to his superior strategy. I don't think she took it well.

[@Karmai9]

She accepted her fate

[@codeine_ninja]

@@alfa-psi exactly

[@missiletoe3113]

@@alfa-psi she's a futa , wut?

[@anothergg2692]

@@2martino3 wtf. Its just a game, stop being that toxic

[@Alamobe]

I lost in four moves to my 5 year old son once. I felt very humbled, and a bit foolish. He was beaming with triumph at having defeated his dad at chess.

[@MrConfused.]

Try to do the scholars mate on him lol

[@abhayborkar4082]

I think the ‘Scholars Mate’ is also a 4 move checkmate

[@butterflyenjoyer230]

Im concerned you manage to lose to a 5 year old in 4 moves

[@weeger3930]

Of all the things that have happened, this is one of them

[@cyborgvison2024]

I think that your kid did the scholars mate

[@Roland7Spajky7]

i love the smiling guy behind :D hes enjoying the game and both talks + he seems to be so entertained, more ppl like him pls

[@jimhousley1305]

I always enjoy her attitude. I am HUGELY impressed with her loyalty to the spirit of the game over her own ego when she voluntarily followed the touch rule.

[@douglashall2141]

You got to give her credit. Playing with these younger kids and giving them the opportunity to learn and to get confidence to play professionals and to learn sportsmanship. Kudos to the young man in his victory. And they played it in a very fast time.

[@a.b.6233]

I think she's the one who learnt something here.

[@piratejourney]

m.kzbin.info/www/bejne/hHe2aYyFrs9nZ8U Leaked

[@Killer-Frost18x]

@@a.b.6233 calm down. She didn’t have to play with him at all and this video where people like u are talking shit about her wouldn’t have even been a thing 😂

[@FalconChurch13]

Andrea isn't a chess professional lol

[@a.b.6233]

@@Killer-Frost18x I'm not talking shit about anyone, she was playing against a kid and instead of concentrating on the game she kept talking. I would take it as a learning experience, never underestimate your opponent.

[@meltcmelinda4012]

This win by the very young gentleman will stay with him for a life time. Nothing like winning and being a gracious loser by Andrea. Chess builds character in all players.

[@duncan3998]

Satisfying to see Andrea lose for a change. That kid has a advanced mastery of chess.

[@dogelife7901]

She made a mistake and it was downhill from there.

[@williamadama4213]

"we're giving everything" (trying to save face). "He's standing up" > she says "Because he's so small" (an attempt to diminish him). "...wtih 14 seconds, oh I shouldn't have been so relaxed" > advertise that she wasn't really trying. / "I"m going to lose to the 9 year old" > belittle him try and save face because he's 9. / (to herself)> "You just don't get mated" > she's trying to find some post-game excuse like "at least I didnt' get mated". Spend some time watching her other videos and you'll see how petty and insecure she is. Good player yes, but highly insecure and small.

[@draganminic4928]

@@williamadama4213 looks like you have just learned copy and paste functions.

[@Karan_KJ_]

yahh... he did check mate in less than 7 minutes against a professional chess player... thats a very big thing for him...🙇🏻‍♂️🙇🏻‍♂️

[@stevemorris2364]

Can't wait for the day any of my 3 kids can beat me at chess. I love how she respected the touch rule and gave up her queen. That gave him the win and she knew it. Well done by both opponents.

[@jimih02]

Andrea you were very humble and sweet that was cool

[@heavenlyfavor6723]

This kid is talented. Everyone has something and he found his something really early:)

[@civ7293]

😂🤣this is so funny 7 billions of ppl has something Duh!

[@Quifuh]

You know who else has something that they found out? Dobby, Dobby has found his chin diaper. It's true, believe me, you can see him sitting next to the woman.

[@nsvo9038]

@@Quifuh lol

[@sufyanthe1st34]

No, not everyone has something.

[@civ7293]

@@sufyanthe1st34 some of people have worse than nothing U understand me bro

[@azura3277]

kid: "im about to end her whole career."

[@sheeeesu]

Yea definitely

[@atsz.]

Not sure he accomplished that

[@HarshThe119]

what career? sike!

[@everythinginacube.7960]

@@HarshThe119 *her streaming career.*

[@dkrappenschitz9513]

It's not the chess that made her career lol

[@JohnDoe-bz3ci]

This is why it's a good idea to make sure you know which rules you are playing by before you begin the game. She moved, and took her hand off the piece she moved, but still hadn't hit the clock. Since they hadn't clarified which rule they were using in that situation, she gave him the benefit of the doubt, and let the move stand, even though she realized it was going to cost her the Queen. That turned out to be the difference in the game.

[@raoulduke8720]

well done for posting this, many would have been to embarrassed

[@jackrusso2182]

The kid was laughing the whole time 🤣

[@deliriumtea1998]

You would too if you were to play with a gorges girl at such a young age

[@ceydk-ws8xg]

@@deliriumtea1998 bruh

[@dksndnndsjsndndn7875]

@@deliriumtea1998 he’s not old enough to care about that yet.

[@vince3736]

@@deliriumtea1998 lmao gorges? or gorgeous? and she's not even pretty or "gorges" . Her face looks generic

[@deliriumtea1998]

@@vince3736 You are fun, either way beauty lies in the eye of the beholder and her vibe is gorgeous if anything

[@johnc5303]

The smirk to his buddy at the end saying "come get in on the action" got me 💀😂💯

[@Jonathan-ek7ky]

That’s what she said

[@aXemRanger1]

As both a career blunderer and excuse maker, I respect Andrea's reaction after she gave away her queen. She blundered and without hesitation immediately (yet casually) alluded to there being some ambiguity about agreeing to the rules of moving a chess piece and proceeded to "give you my queen" as if she was doing him a favor. When I blunder I usually go with a rapid onset of some medical condition (symptoms always include dizziness, confusion, and the need to lay down somewhere away from the chess board), or I glance at my phone and announce I just received a message that my grandma passed away again or if I'm feeling really lazy I'll just happen to trip in the direction of the chess board and send all the pieces flying. But this, this is some top notch chess PR damage control on her part, bravo. I never thought about portraying my blunder as an act of charity for my opponent. Mockery aside, she appears to be a decent player, she's attractive (not that that's relevant...), and she seems like a kind person so I'm routing for her to obliterate the next child she plays.

[@jasonbuksh2958]

I admire the manner in which she lost, it was a lesson to many on so many different levels

[@71poiuytrewq]

A lesson to many women indeed.

[@WeinsEarp]

@@71poiuytrewq and men. Just read the comments of all the insecure boys and you have your answer.

[@tenzing2090]

@@WeinsEarp and everything in between 🦄

[@WolfKreide]

"@@WeinsEarp "Lee" sets his winning level, a hero indeed....never had girlfriend in the age of 50, that is hard...

[@livinvids1096]

@@WeinsEarp yeah - she kept talking and asking questions which distracted him and she still lost, but that's amazing sportsmanship because she's a woman. yeah right

[@ReiAyasuka]

Professional Chess Streamer: "I hate the main line."

[@Chicomacheeno]

Professional? lol She’s a hack. And talks too much.

[@ReiAyasuka]

@@Chicomacheeno Streamers talk a lot for the entertainment I guess. 🙄

[@sorenhofmann1374]

I love it how proud the guy with the jeas-jacket smiles all the time in the background

[@h4jk3rn]

That's what you get for underestimating and disrespecting your opponent before a game, I guess this kid gave you a proper lesson in humbleness and respecting your opponents in the future.

[@archivist17]

The kid's sharp, and he will always remember this game. I hope he goes on to greater heights in chess as he grows.

[@oscarnovoa7445]

wena chileno ;)

[@tanner5718]

**kid ends up being the greatest chess player in history**

[@tanvirkabir4960]

ameen

[@TUCOMPANERI]

que asco el comunismo

[@jeffreyval9665]

I'm sure he's beaten players alot better than her.

[@c_72_shirsathvarad60]

Respect for both of them also she didn't take that on ego that she lose a game with a child that's a great sportsmanship also she was telling him if his move was good. ♥️🙌🏻

[@tkgravikarthik]

It's very clear that she underestimated him. Lot's of distraction that she made for herself due to overconfident made her overlook the first knight-fork for pawn. And what is that blunder🐎- queen????.

[@user-vz3vm9re4c]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/opCqhZmQhN2ifK8 .

[@varunvij1805]

@@tkgravikarthik true she could have just given up her rook coz giving up queen is a big gamble

[@Killer-Frost18x]

@@tkgravikarthik calm down incel

[@JokeHatesItHere]

@@Killer-Frost18x Please Google words before using them

[@hanakobe2405]

Love how he kept his focus, ignored your knight, and the fork, sacrificed his rook and ploughed through to check, he had his eye on the mission.

[@harrybryan5349]

Its so cool to see young kids with so much talent

[@DM-zb8hw]

4:30 Can someone pls explain me why did she sacrifice her Queen for absolutely no reason?🙏🏻

[@beckhamaiman4373]

This title should be 9 year old professional chess player defeat a streamer

[@nathanle1291]

heeheeheehaw

[@stanleytaylor9498]

Hes not a professional

[@beckhamaiman4373]

@@stanleytaylor9498 how'd you know

[@stanleytaylor9498]

@@beckhamaiman4373 he has no professional career

[@beckhamaiman4373]

@@stanleytaylor9498 solid, nice

[@SaltyGrub1475]

Her speaking on her dad gave me flashbacks from when I was a young. My dad would play me at everything backgammon, chess, connect 4, poker, rummy, gin rummy and then give me hell after he won "Who's the master? I'm the master." He made me ultra competitive and ultra logical in my decision making by doing this with me. I learned a strat for Rummy where I could control the entire deck and keep my opponent from setting down cards, And after 20 years since our game days, I played him at Rummy and completely shut him down without him laying down a single set of cards.. I stood up and leaned in.. 'Who's the master? I'm the master." He had the hugest smile. We stayed all up all night talking about things we did behind our parents backs, and he had a very unexpected stroke 2 days later that he died from. I have been so competitive my entire life and refuse to give up on anything. I fail and immediately try to figure out what I did wrong and improve until I win. Seriously, the strat I perfected isn't easy to figure out on your own or pull off, and he got to see what he created before he died. The best night of my life.

[@reasondro]

damn wish I had that kind of moment

[@TY-km8hj]

I'm glad u got to have that moment and those memories. Im sorry about ur dad passing.

[@woody8385]

he refused to die until you could beat him... thats some true dedication. amazing parenting 👏👏

[@stipu_gatibo6772]

what do you do if i may ask?

[@zachocracy]

Bro that's the same way my dad was, thanks for the reminder. Great memories 😊

[@amirhosseinetemad3094]

5:36 CHAD STANDS UP

[@VijayKumar01234]

"Empty vessels makes more noise!" as simple as that! 😂

[@justinmendes9]

The guy in the blue shirt standing up is smiling from ear to ear because he knows what's about to go down/what is going down. His smile is awesome.

[@gskate117]

Oh yea, he knew.

[@vijaydizzle]

He was having the best time!

[@DiskoKDiskoL]

literally no man in a blue shirt in a video

[@justinmendes9]

@@DiskoKDiskoL the guy standing directly behind the man with glasses who is seated and has his facemask on his throat

[@titoride]

I've been searching for that comment. Such a smile, on such a incredible match up !

[@jachnoavhnvaon]

I love how happy and excited the kid was. You made this happen. Well done for bringing joy into the world

[@rosomak8244]

@Orando de Dia Don't be too hard on her. It was well known by everybody that this is for a show.

[@burtrat4851]

Very gracious in your loss. Well done mate.

[@Sertao2013]

Thanks for not resigning . He will never forget the game .

[@zparihar]

I love these 2 girls. Doing great for the Chess community!

[@hippityhoppity5823]

i think thats a boy....... joking lol

[@sheffali4254]

@@hippityhoppity5823 lmaoo😂

[@zparihar]

@@dremirus Both really.

[@nicbentulan]

in general. damn that world chess championship question about how the knight moves

[@duncan3998]

Not sure if you have glasses on but i see 1 girl and 1 boy.

[@tylerrotach6042]

He was so excited to be playing. That was adorable

[@charleswatkins8558]

That little guy was something else. He had her on her heels the whole time. Impressive.

[@nomdeplume9483]

After seeing the second "kid" ready to replace the first one, to save your sanity, I think it's time to head for the door before having to face an army of smurfs.

[@LifeSavingDefense]

I love how they just had fun and kept smiling. I do wonder how well they would have done if not multitasking

[@Samuelissad]

He. Not they

[@nicandromartinezsotelo3300]

The kid would've destroyed her several times

[@Bazyway]

@@Samuelissad There was two people in the video dawg

[@zimzimal8547]

@@Samuelissad there were 2 people there so yeh it’s they

[@Kenny_nolastname]

@@Samuelissad What? He is 1 person.

[@randallbaker4293]

Big smile on his face after Andrea blundered her queen.

[@vincentpross7497]

I don't understand why she blundered the queen and what she meant with that they didn't clarify "such moves" and next time they will clarify..

[@Jaomet]

@@vincentpross7497 the touch move rule - she moved the pawn before realising about the queen

[@vincentpross7497]

@@Jaomet ah ok thanks I missed that

[@JonCurtin]

@@Jaomet did they agree to touch move? That's usually only in a tournament setting.

[@JonCurtin]

She just threw the game on purpose because she didn't want to lose to the kid trying.

[@iankemp1131]

Brilliant effort by the kid. He played the first half really well and got a good level position. Then he attacks. Although Andrea blunders her Q at 4:12 she already looks in trouble as she has to guard her c4 Knight, and if Qc7 Ncb5! It seems to me she's just losing a Knight, yet the evaluation bar is equal. Maybe after Na7 she has to play Rxa7 and try to trap the Bishop with b6. But after Nb5 and a4/b3 it looks to me as if White still keeps a material plus. His speed and accuracy of play at the end is tremendous too. Kudos!!

[@hellomate639]

If someone could just dethrone magnus... Maybe this kid will.

[@stefancolwell63]

Love how he stood up , moving in for the kill

[@benniedeckard9909]

i got so scared when that happened that I threw my laptop and hit hit my grandmother in the back of her cervix. when little kids stand up, i freak out. chess or not

[@Truthholder345]

@@benniedeckard9909 bruh what??!! 💀

[@nonamefreeman8437]

@@benniedeckard9909 u ok??

[@turkeyman631]

'2,300? How did that happen? You let your dad play on your account?' Lmao I'm glad the kid got a kick out of it and didnt think you were being mean.

[@kiwanimenolascina2366]

She give her Queen for free BC she tuch a piece

[@cheapy2006]

The kid is totally unphased by his opponent'sdrop-dead gorgeousness. Thar will change.

[@TobiSolabu000]

She let him win how sweet of Andrea

[@jerryti742]

At last his expression to his friend like hey she is dumb you can make her loose too 😂

[@bauerj3398]

Nothing even remotely dumb about her, and I doubt that was what his expression was.

[@J.dodds187x]

This was very nice to watch. The kid did great, and was having the time of his life. The streamer was very professional and created a pleasant environment. The people in the background were respectful and silent. She definitely gave it to him, after that move and no touch, which doesn't have to be implied. It's a given that after you move, and let go of your piece, then the move is confirmed. Great match all around!

[@shadowsilverlight1651]

she was talking and using her phone the whole time...it was annoying af

[@deadspiderjmortal2604]

@@shadowsilverlight1651 She was streaming I believe and that’s why she had to keep looking at her phone to interact with the chat.

[@psyche1182]

@@shadowsilverlight1651 she was streaming. If u couldn’t pick that up in this vid u shouldn’t even be playing chess

[@rosiefay7283]

@@deadspiderjmortal2604 She didn't *have* to do anything except play the game. She should've respected her opponents and let them concentrate. By all means chat or play with your phone before the game, or after it, but never during it.

[@dukeofkings8942]

@@rosiefay7283 She's a streamer. Her goal is to entertain.

[@o-shawnspecific80]

Bro was focused. "I win, I get those digits."

[@SixPathz]

Love you and your streams Andrea (: Great move by the kid and way to keep it fair by accepting the blunder (Even if you guys usually do time move). The positive energy is great for the community and the people who watch. Way to take the loss like a true champion as it really inspired that kid and gave him a huge smile. Please continue to be a great person (:

[@superduper6090]

she was gloating a lot, saying how she expected that it was her dad playing the games on this boys lichess account, said that it was good her sister wasnt there, and attempted to flag him. that is not good

[@aureliozeep5546]

I felt her inershelf crying when she asked the other kid if hes a champion too !))

[@noname-dp3gn]

Kudos to that kid as well as andrea who took it like a champion especially when she blundered her queen away.

[@jamiemiller8874]

Ah yes, the infamous Botez gambit accepted.

[@iamh95]

Indeed.

[@dionoliveira4058]

What's not to love, witnessing Andrea and Alex play chess, their nuances are as endearing.

[@shahinfahandezh887]

He wasn’t even paying attention to the game 🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@BigJMC]

Losing to a young player is an honour and very respectable

[@michaelmouawad1988]

Dear Andrea, I was thoroughly impressed by your welcoming, warm attitude and your gracious and warm attitude when you lost. I think that the way you played and engaged young Kai will stay with him for the rest of his life. You may not be (at this time) the number one chess player in the world, but I think you're doing something far more important: you're winning the hearts of these children and that is a gift that will stay with them for life. Thank you for sharing.

[@alexchaffin6265]

I just cringed myself into oblivion, thanks for the read

[@Ty0559]

yk when a comment stars with "dear *youtuber*" it's gonna be good

[@casparvoncampenhausen5249]

@@alexchaffin6265 is that a joke? Because I thought the comment was very friendly and wholesome

[@oftheHowl]

@@alexchaffin6265 It reads as if written by the dad, not "cringe" at all, stop trying to be edgy kid and let people be kind

[@nickwilliam78]

Bro, give it up. She's not going to sleep with you. Just be yourself.

[@srinivaspaturi813]

Lovely guy ever smiling throughout the game and the entire game passed through funny moments and the opponent lady is quite encouraging the lad. A wonderful experience to all !

[@michaelbauers8800]

Very nice video. The kid showed so much focus. Andrea was charming and gracious.

[@bingbong2227]

6:29 i love the kids eyebrow raise its the funniest thing like aye bro your turn lol they were crushing hard and i cant blame em

[@Ricochet622]

The smirk at 6:18, lol he knew he got you. :)

[@archivariusmaximus8492]

He smelled blood :D

[@doc2590]

the smile on his face after he took her queen. I cant believe she didnt see it, what a blunder. but he knew he had her after that and got super excited. good game.

[@efeyzee]

She was acting as if she didn't see it -she was playing the Botez Gambit, but then I assume the time pressure made her blunder a few moves

[@peace4045]

She saw it after she touched the pawn to move. But bcoz of some weird ass touch mive rules that she herself set at that moment she kept on moving it.

[@putitinreverseterry]

@@efeyzee 🧢 no gown

[@efeyzee]

@@putitinreverseterry ?

[@Sh0n0]

she didn't see it because women suck at chess.

[@mrmaster-bq4bc]

Her smile only can chessmate my heart 😂💖

[@innihbassey6369]

Kid is a monster. Signalled his friend to take over after him for the leftovers 💀

[@usmc72409]

Love the guy with blue collar in background just smiling the whole time.

[@vishnuvishnuprful]

Kid kept quiet for her verbal distraction tactics 👏👏

[@js1817]

"In spite of", "in the face of", or "despite" -- not "for".

[@kaspervestergaard2383]

@@js1817 :)

[@dfredankey]

She’s a steamer dawg she has to talk not necessarily tactics Lmaoo

[@MrJaniman12]

I like how well Andrea can do the famous Botez Gambit - like her sister

[@robyfiorili]

"The famous Botez Gambit" ? 😂

[@sagarshetty3175]

@@robyfiorili the one where u sac the king kappa

[@gettinyukky]

Is that where you lose to a nine year old lol I wouldnt try that move if I were u

[@robyfiorili]

@@sagarshetty3175 Now I know! I learned t! LOL. It's fantastic 😂

[@robyfiorili]

@@gettinyukky Now I know! I learned t! LOL. It's fantastic 😂 Anyway it depends who is the nine year old

[@poleythepolarbear9706]

Cute, your both so adorable! Thanks for being so kind, and setting a good example for others!

[@troybradshaw8781]

A big move in chess is distraction by making moves that don't jive, keeping focus on your game and having confidence in your moves wins every time.

[@richardlindquist5936]

Very good game in a good spirit. This type of media content really helps promote chess and healthy attitudes. Go Team Botez and Team Ocean Kid!

[@D-Rock420]

One thing I took from this is that he seems to play a more equal offense/defense which sent her into a mandatory defense, but she saw it too late. Great game

[@zSwS]

He definitely defended when he had to. He also knew the instant to go for the kill. It was immediate.

[@ilovelena22]

I was just waiting to see this professional chess streamer you were talking about 😆

[@pok2269]

I have never seen a kid with this much potential before.

[@aresart]

Search praghanandha bro literally defeated magnus

[@fournwah]

Lovely, sweet attitude Andrea. :) That boy will remember that moment for ever.

[@BrianRP1209]

I lost to two young children in an under 1600 tournament in 1991. I read about one of them a few months later in Chess Life. She was over 1600 by then; she beat a master who was rated over 2000. Her name: Irina Krush.

[@jonuzmiftari8112]

I love the silence at the end of the game

[@s.j.l.8736]

The kid knew he was going to win from the start.

[@RedPandas3111]

Very clever to give the kid the queen so her defeat would be less embarrassing, she was going to lose regardless

[@siyabongabhongoza939]

lol

[@mysto5107]

Man that kids’s smile when he knew hes gonna win 😃

[@houseofmatrix6174]

The guy in the back was the best bro . The 9 year old was definitely focus.

[@elsenored562]

5:25 White queen on the diagonal can check on the 7th rank. The young lady could not possibly have overlooked that. By pointlessly attacking the queen she made the boy find the safest square, which - surprise! - just happened to involve checking the black king and attacking the rook. Also when she separated her rooks and forced him to move his queen, she had to have seen the king-rook fork. (When I play weaker players, I don't always play my hardest. :-)

[@rockarm004]

i'm not even into chess but here i am watching this very interesting interaction!! love the why she ask if the other boy is also a champion! great job to both player.

[@GERRYMALONEY47]

That was a perfect show of great sportsmanship hats off to both the players

[@Eat_Your_Life]

I was actually pretty good in chess ( or so i thought) and i was also a high school champion until one day, in certain chess club in our area i faced a 8 yr old boy and he utterly destroyed me , I was a sophomore at the time. Until that I thaught I would pursue chess as my career, i was really passionate about it, but after seeing him play i realized one thing, that hiw cruel this game can be

[@nightmoose]

Kid: *wins* Dad: *immediately swaps in yet another kid*

[@simoc8827]

the joy on the face of this gentleman is priceless

[@phillipmckeownakalucifer.6689]

That was sweet of you to play with respect of the game. His smile said it all. Respect.