10 Year Old "Messi Of Chess" Beats Magnus Carlsen in just 38 Seconds!

I just watched the clip from Faustino and it is really impressive. The best part is when he reached the endgame and said in Spanish: “If I lose this I can retire from chess” 😂😂😂 imagine saying that with 10 years and then proceed to win against the GOAT 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼

[@Romans8-9]

Wow he really wanted to retire if he lost, he really is the Messi of Chess! 🤣

[@praiseshishi2189]

Damn 😂😂😂

[@gokuatlast]

I can’t find the link

[@jurjenvanderhoek316]

That was after Carlsen's terrible blunder gave him a clearly winning position.

[@mrhighside]

The dance at the end was 🔥🔥🔥

[@pablomtube]

I saw this live on Faustino's own KZbin channel. The kid is unbelievable. He also defeated Daniel Naroditsky. And Nakamura as well a couple weeks ago. At one point this Saturday he got upset with his playing and said "What am I doing?! The only good thing today is I beat Carlsen" 😂😂 How many people can say that? Vamos Fausti!

[@aphextemper44]

No chill xD great kid

[@Optim40]

It's a lie bro. Its just to get these kids to watch their channel. It would be 100 - 0 if it was real.

[@tuckson2321]

@@Optim40 Invite him to play a live chess match so we can all witness your humiliation.

[@Optim40]

@@tuckson2321 The humiliation is you thinking a 10 year old can actually beat Magus or Nakamura. That's all for content. Wake up.

[@chicknurch]

@@Optim40you’re incredibly slow

[@Javilongo]

On his stream he literally says "If I lose this, I can retire from chess", mind you this is before Magnus blunders. This kid has no fear 😂

[@disasterpiece7583]

bro talks about retiring when he was born yesterday 💀💀

[@manuelignacioarturoocaranz1185]

@@disasterpiece7583it is a very argentine thing to say. We don’t mean it as much. but when you think about it, it is wild

[@KarlaKloppstock]

"has no fear"? what?

[@Javilongo]

@KarlaKloppstock he is going into an endgame with Magnus saying that if he loses, he can retire. Have you seen Magnus play endgames?

[@leehighland5435]

Chess is a game that puffs people up with arrogance and pride.

[@olivernordin]

❌️ messi ✅️ chessi

[@litbyrequest7348]

Lucky win. Magnus' beads didn't work this time.

[@cranmer1959]

@@litbyrequest7348 Blunder, not luck.

[@nazarenoalmiron526]

9:32 "Unfortunately for Faustino we'll be expecting great things from him" lol

[@glennstewart9907]

I love how Antonio just drops that in. I hope he's watching Searching for Bobby Fischer.

[@stoutlager6325]

Yep. Trials and tribulations of the chess prodigies.

[@jyodhish4306]

What more can you expect from him... He already did the impossible

[@roylaw1291]

Oh dear. Let ur guard down did you

[@arete7884]

that kid will in future make controversial statements about tribesman with white hats

[@chess]

first Hikaru, and now Magnus 💪

[@goshu7009]

So? Nothing special. Magnus also had to beat the world champion 20 years ago, when he was a kid. :)))) Now its happening again, but to him. thats normal things in Chess.

[@pablos5463]

and now Ian Nepo in blitz

[@Sirciel]

​@@goshu7009pretty special if u aks me, just as legendary as young magnus fighting kasparov Hope to see more from this kid in the futurr

[@thekingisback704]

Record Fisher. FAUSTINO ORO LEGEND 🙌

[@BallyBoy95]

@@goshu7009 You must be the one everyone says is great at parties and always improves the mood!

[@gejsalociN]

Imagine starting chess because of the covid pandemic, and 4/5 years later beating the number 1 in only 38 seconds.

[@geovaniraffaelli4508]

some people are just built different

[@robertl9086]

And being 10 years old !

[@dimex3362]

I don’t really see the whole “in 38 seconds” thing… it’s minute chess. ALL wins are under a minute. More concise might be “can’t believe this kid won at bullet chess against the world champ” Idk seems like a stretch like when people talk about the pyramids being so well built that “not even a credit card can fit between the stones” like for real I can lay 2 bricks on top of each other and you won’t be able to slide a credit card between them without force.

[@thayspamacheno628]

@@dimex3362 How you managed to misunderstand so many things is beyond me. Yes, you could write it the way you did, but the other way better showcases how impressive it is and will grab more attention, which is the point of an KZbin video 🙄And if you tried the brick thing yourself you'd notice you actually can fit the card in there pretty easily, whereas in the pyramids you won't be able to regardless of how much force you put in it. This is the difference.

[@rafik172839]

@@thayspamacheno628How you manages to have an answer for everything is beyond me.

[@gb3cker]

What a beautiful game. I learned a lot. Next time when I blunder a knight in the end game I will resigning immediately.

[@MaddyIndia]

yepp Knight blunder in the end was weird, it did him

[@floretion]

I too was messy when I was 10.

[@lunakid12]

:)) (I still am that messy of chess, even over 50.)

[@GABrielGONZALEZ-cr9wg]

But both of you got a blast in the bum when you where 11

[@madeinamanor]

Call up Ronaldo cause it's about to get messy

[@mightytitan1719]

​@@madeinamanorall that to get owned by messi

[@SMacCuUladh]

we are all messy when we are ten, we are not all messi when we are ten.

[@susymay7831]

The boy learned the chess moves 3.5 years ago and started out with a blitz rating of 200.

[@interstellarbeatteller9306]

Everyone: I wish I was Magnus Carlsen Magnus Carlsen: I wish I was that kid

[@raphaelkyembe4407]

😂

[@iam_ultron]

🤣 do u even know who's Magnus ?

[@djdjdjwjhehdi]

not a chance

[@Romans8-9]

@@iam_ultron Have you ever heard of a joke?

[@iam_ultron]

@@Romans8-9 yh, it probably is a joke

[@thebirdhasbeencharged]

Word is Kramnik just booked a ticket to Argentina

[@SpliffieBee]

Interesting ...

[@Drumaier]

Faustino moved to Spain to play with the goats.

[@HH-zq6pb]

that kid defeated Nakamura in bullet at least twice as well #suggestion

[@goshu7009]

Nakamura is weak.

[@michaelandrew83]

@@goshu7009trolls are hungry too

[@roxydzey]

@@goshu7009 lma'fucking'o :DDD i would love to see you beat him then

[@goshu7009]

@@roxydzey Probably i will not :P Not that good. But that does not mean i cannot have an oppinion...

[@roxydzey]

@@goshu7009 can you explain your opinion why one of top players is weak ? especially when the person of interest here is top1 in blitz....

[@MartinDelaLlave]

MUUUUUCHAAAACHOOOOS, nos volvimos a ilusionar

[@altonbrek]

Brilliant and brave play from this young boy!

[@qqw743]

Which part was brilliant? Seemed like an ordinary game and Magnus had a couple of blunders in time pressure. I don't see a single exceptional move. I see an exceptional young man, of course, but the game is not interesting.

[@williamschmalkuche8589]

Not a lot of bullet games on this channel, but when there are, I think showing clock times would be fun

[@amigosXcorrespondenc]

Thanks for the commentary, Agadmator :) Greetings from Argentina

[@zaydizzle]

Carlson is such a good ambassador for the game. This kid is a rising star, bringing much needed attention to the world of chess. Carlson understands his time in the sun was long enough so he does things like this, as well as with the lady he played not long ago. He no longer cares about rank, but now understands the confidence he can inspire in new players by dropping a win here and there. Not only that but he even gave up his belt so others wouldnt get disheartened. Im sure when this kid gets older he'll realize what Carlson did for him and im sure make it an even fonder memory then it already is.

[@quinnculver]

FWIW, reading "...in 38 seconds" and then finding out it's a bullet game makes me feel like I've been clickbaited.

[@ellipticallyambiguousone7875]

I do feel like it too lol. But he did beat Magnus whatsoever, and Agad did explain the game. I think messy would describe it well.

[@skaarphy5797]

To be fair, what else could it have been?

[@quinnculver]

Of course it's by far most likely to be bullet, but amazing things happen in this world and the title made me think maybe one had.@@skaarphy5797

[@davidwhite2949]

I don’t know if this says more about the kid, Magnus, or the game of bullet.

[@jadezee6316]

IT DOESNT SAY ANYTHING......

[@weray7605]

I like the kid: The legend of Faust is that Faust sold his soul to to Mephistopheles (the Devil) for greatness. And 'Oro' is Spanish for "Gold." So this prodigy is literally "The Golden Faust"!

[@ktom5262]

No, it's Faustino Gold. Golden Faustino would be Faustino de Oro.

[@NT-lq3lq]

Stop it egghead

[@socialistdemocrat7207]

Dr. Faust is not a role model and I don't understand why anyone would want to be like him. He f*cks a 14-year old girl, gets her thrown into prison, ignores her situation, later wants her back, she refuses, gets executed, but redeemed before god.

[@Venezuelangel]

Nah, you need to check your Spanish, man.

[@weray7605]

Well, obviously I'm not Spanish, but Faustino = Faust and oro = gold. So his name is either Faust Gold or Gold Faust. Either way, it's a GREAT name!

[@dongbarrios144]

FAUSTINO DONT PLAY AGAINST KRAMNIK, YOU WILL BE TAG AS CHEATER TOO

[@michaelmassaro4375]

He has already played Kramlik it ended in a draw

[@goshu7009]

Its Kramnik, who is the cheater...... we all remember how he went 120 times to the WC on a match, 15 years ago, against Topalov..... Topalov was leading (10 matches for 10 days) - but since Kramink started to visit the WC about 100 times per day, he started to win. We all rember this )

[@jessiebarry-sf6vx]

Faustino as early today block Kramnik for your sake.. lol

[@charlesw9875]

As someone in the early stage of learning chess, this is the first high-level game I've really understood. That boy had the bottom left corner locked up tight and never let go as he sucked Magnus into the trap. Very impressive.

[@nicomiro1201]

Vamos Argentina carajo!! 🇦🇷 Un nuevo día, una nueva coronación de gloria 👑

[@TheNameOfJesus]

Based on their ELO ratings, assuming the ELO ratings are accurate, the probability of Magnus winning is 75%, the probability of a tie is 24% and the probability of Faustino winning is 1%.

[@Kuryoku]

@RaniaIsAwesome Sounds like you're going by anecdotal evidence, but elo win rates can be calculated based on how that version of elo. Only thing we don't have (unless they were on lichess) is their rating deviation.

[@austenr4126]

in bullet? there is more variance inherent in bullet, so the same rating gap in bullet doesnt imply the same certainty about the stronger player winning i thought.

[@aglieglie998]

There's another element: with how fast a kid learns at that age, the ELO starts to be accurate way later. It will increase and catch up with his actual level but it takes time.

[@stg1508]

Odds are the kid is an industry plant. Fucking disgusting

[@RaineriHakkarainen]

256 elo points means 84-16!Arpad Elo tougvt wrongly that the chess rating average is 1400 and standard devotion SD=282,8 The correct numbers are really the chess rating average is 1650 and SD=256 My numbers gives that one player out of 10000 reach 2600! We need 100000 players get one rating 2720! 2 billion players and the Best is 3237! In Hungary they have 100000 chess players! Wrong Arpad Elo numbers gives the Best out of 100000 is 2582! My numbers gives one out of 100000 players is 2720!The Best is Hungary is 2760! How Arpad Elo got this wrong SD=282,8 So we get 200x200+200x200=80000 and we get square root 80000=282,8 So stupid Arpad Elo! The chess metrics founder the Sranford Honor student Jeff Sonas was using wrong SD=166 correct SD=256 The Sranford University is ranked number 3th Best mathematics University in the world! Really Shocking!! 84,13% is 256

[@Theodicy101]

Thanks for yet another excellent video. Always appreciate your commentary. Best wishes from the US!

[@VirtualRealityPiano]

Faustino says at one point in his funny Argentinian accent: "If I lose this I can retire from chess", hahahaha, LOL

[@ADRIAN-zh4ti]

he is actually fron spain if you listen to his accent

[@GustavoDiazJerez]

You’re right, he doesn’t pronounce the “ll” in “caballo” the way they do in Argentina. And he says “joder”, which is typically Spanish. I wonder where he’s from. He has such a heavy accent, I’m a native Spanish speaker and can barely understand him. Maybe a village in the south?

[@ADRIAN-zh4ti]

@@GustavoDiazJerez True, he has that typical Spain accent....maybe argentine parents living in Spain?

[@francododorico2301]

@@ADRIAN-zh4ti He was born in Argentina, of argentineans parents. But, they moved to Barcelona when they discovered the kid's talent cause Barcelona has much more tournaments than Argentina. So, he talks with spanish accent... But he is 100% argentinean.

[@ADRIAN-zh4ti]

@@francododorico2301 yep. He is from Argentina. This little fellow is a genius

[@bestofsatish]

we cannot say Faustino overwhelmed Magnus. Except for the knight blunder, the match was going to draw. But still excellent game by faustino. I believe it will be feather in magnus cap. This is unlike young magnus vs kasparov

[@MicroClases_Ciencia]

Wasn't a draw young Magnus vs Kasparov?

[@IOalejandro]

@@MicroClases_Cienciathat wasnt acasual bullet game

Lol😂 a lot of Gm never, ever win a one minute game against magnus

[@cramos7287]

Magnus at 9y/o was 2100 and Faustino at 9 y/o was 2300

[@kylebroussard5952]

*I love how Magnus resigns. Truly a class act*

[@bobscuttled3579]

please show the clock if you're going to feature bullet games; it's very important context, and you even mention the time used in the title

[@DannyBarlow-b2e]

Great job young man be proud of it. U did something many have failed at . Keep it up great job buddy.

[@RamiroBrandan]

What awesome country Argentina is. Tango, football, pope, borges, Meat, Messi, and now faustino oro. I wish to know someday this fantastic land! Kind regards from buenos aires

[@MartinZanichelli]

And we have Gardel, Milei, Vicky Villaroel, and Jorge Rafael Videla too!!

[@KingLewis46]

dejate de joder, chess (sutil, no?)

[@robloxvids2233]

It's also where all the ex-Nazis fled to after WW2. LOL.

[@RamiroBrandan]

@@robloxvids2233 and so what? Nazi is everywhere

[@RamiroBrandan]

@@MartinZanichelli what a shame

[@aaronbarlow4376]

Bullet notoriously favours quick players, especially the young, whose minds are more flexible, agile and instinctual. Playing kids in short time controls is tough.

[@Jaylooker]

This transposed into an Exchange Alekhine defense. It also follows a similar game Wagener vs. Sergeev 2017 where the correct 11. Ne7 instead of 11. Re8 was played. Ne7 allows for the immediate c6 after the imminent Bxf3.

[@dragobb1]

“Magnus blunders a full piece” Me with 700 rating: “pathetic”

[@i1pro]

6:19 is when Faustino said he would retire if he can't win this one. Which is many moves before Magnus blundered. The funny thing is that he was making a funny gallego accent during the whole game. He's a beast!

[@RogerTaheri]

Thank you so much! Long time no see, great game and coverage.

[@anthonycheak2097]

Thank you for all the great content and analysis !

[@Glock7eventeen]

This is the first generation of players who have played tens, maybe hundreds of thousands of games before they reached the age of 10. Thanks to the internet

[@GordoCantaPosta]

Not the first for sure

[@Glock7eventeen]

@@GordoCantaPosta it 100% is the first. Back in the 2000s and even the early 2010s no child was playing chess online. And even if they did, it was against bots. The online chess world started to grow rapidly in 2018, and only really became popular after Covid. I know this because I was there from day 1. Today, millions of children across the planet are playing against millions of real opponents, whenever they want and wherever they want. This has never been available in any other era in chess history, we are in unprecedented times.

[@megaboz42]

I watched the clip from Faustino and when it was over instead of the usual recommendations from KZbin that show up when a video is done I got a bunch of Sesame Street videos! 🤣

[@nyennestils5339]

You don't see Magnus blundering pieces too often.

[@24Cristiandiaz]

Messi is the "Faustino Oro of football"

[@alvarorodriguez1592]

You saying it because of his height?

[@khalidcloud4342]

hard to say that since messi is a goat of his sport. Oro is still starting his career. Sometimes prodigies fail to materialize once they hit 2600. Hopefully, this kid won't.

[@MayonaiseSailor]

The kid is a monster .... he is a 10 year old boogie man .... if you check out more games from him ... daaaaaam

[@mudassardesignspace]

Every child is born artist....the challenge is to stay so as you grow old...

[@michaelmassaro4375]

Oro Faustino dubbed the Messi of Chess by the Argentine Press for those that do not know Lionel Messi is a decorated Soccer player that plays for Team Barcelona he’s won many trophies and awards myself I know little about soccer ⚽️ but the analogy being ‘the Greatness’ one a soccer star now this youngster a Chess player

[@adrianolmedo3816]

It's "football" for all the world, not soccer. You play it with your feet.

[@dennisv8934]

To add insult to injury, the kid is also a ranked MMA fighter and proceeded to knock Magnus around the room after the match.

[@stephenusaf6315]

He’s also a professional wrestler; after the game, he broke the chessboard over Magnus’s head.

[@tomastorres4656]

Hace 4 años aprendió el primer movimiento de ajedrez, sorprendente

[@MB-vk8cv]

Faustino lives across the street from me, congrats!

[@arete7884]

bully him so he has extra motivation to improve :DDD

[@niceuuuuuu]

"Someone with 10 years just beat Magnus Carlsen" "10 years of chess experience?" "10 years of age"

[@Bryanseas]

Cant wait to see the modern day carlsen. Carlsen was carlsen to the likes of bobby tal, all the older heads like kasparov etc. But now we shal see the new generations carlsen. The mind blowing elo rated prodigy capable of making stockfish resign halfways in

[@Julian-i9n2q]

Great. Thanks. I lived in Split 3 years ago!!!

[@slackerdug3423]

38 seconds takes 11 minutes.

[@minimalgrammar1276]

Magnus is obviously all around an incredibly consistent player, however, I feel like speed might be the closest thing he has to a weakness. I suspect that Hikaru would wipe the floor with this child. Hopefully we'll get to see a game between the two.

[@CARPB147]

Hikaru has already lost at least a couple of times against Faustino.

[@minimalgrammar1276]

@@CARPB147 Damn, respect.

[@ianluna1223]

Kramnik: Faustino Oro's style of play is very interesting, to say the least. Does it make sense for such a young, inexperienced player to be able to defeat Magnus? Perhaps a thorough investigation should take place regarding these matters...

[@jdwyer5708]

Most prodigies are spiritually overcloaked. I.e. They have a highly skilled discarnate spirit (wielding a special ability like in Chess from their one Earth life) overcloaking the child's spirit body unknowingly. Even the overcloaking spirit doesn't know they are overcloaking the native spirit-body of the child too bright for them to see. They think they are the new soul for the child.

[@juanschmidt1517]

Faustino Oro vs Magnus Carlsen - Bullet Brawl 23-Mar-2024 / FaustiChess - Faustino Oro kzbin.info/www/bejne/eKiYq3Wkncyknc0

[@Beyonder-rq2gx]

Even the slightest if distractions can rattle a grandmaster. Chess is about laser beam focus on the board.

[@MrJusmobile]

No ten year old ever beat Fischer when he was a Grandmaster, He would have crushed both of them!!

[@Patrick-y3o]

Et Fischer n’a plus rien fait !;

Great video Antonio. By any chance, Have you considered adding the country flag of the players along with their names in your videos?

[@rajveerpratapsingh1573]

Faustino will be the youngest GM for sure 😊

[@smhollanshead]

#suggestion: How about showing how this game might end!

[@michaelmassaro4375]

The youngster is up a Bishop I think what would happen is the youngster would go after Magnus’s h and f pawns to create his own passed pawn the Black king is kind of stuck behind enemy lines as Oro’s pawns and Bishop can stop Magnus’s king from trying to enter Oro’s side of the Board once the youngster was able to create a passed pawn it would be off to the races and he’s up 5 pawns to 4

[@smhollanshead]

@@michaelmassaro4375 I agree being up a bishop is a winning position. I’d just like to see it played out, even if it’s a hypothetical end game. Being new at chess, such a video would be educational and helpful.

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[@SerzJoy]

MrsNafisa1 ....

[@NkeonyeIsaac]

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[@NkeonyeIsaac]

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[@mar5567]

What a blunder! It is hard to imagine that it was really Magnus playing... Are we sure he was not drunk again ? And about Faustino, Impressive that he is only 10.

[@andrestrishak8292]

Oro is very impressive, there is no doubt. But if you're going to throw pieces away in the end game, I can see how Oro won this one. Its more like Magnus lost rather than Oro won. Just my opinion. Great channel, great job by its host. Thank you.

[@TGx92]

Magnus just woke up hungover and lost. He wasn’t at his best but still impressive nonetheless for a child

[@TruthandjusticeXXL]

He maybe has studies Carlsen's blitz game strategies. For example he knew his very first move.

[@rchikodi]

I love your honesty.

[@absurdsanjuanino]

He's 10. Messi and Maradona wore the number

[@ammoalamo6485]

I can't get interested in all the forms of chess that limit the time a player can study the board. I learned without a clock, and never played a game with a clock. To me the clocked quick games of today take something away from the game, not allowing a player time to study the board and play their best move. This game was a draw all the way until two weak moves by Carlson, first not attacking the corner pawn kingside and disrupting Oro's defense when he had the chance, and second of course his simple blunder losing a knight. But I realize nobody can sit around hour after hour while someone tries to figure a way out of a well-laid trap.

[@basicforge]

Magnus to Faustino. "Good game. Try that again."

[@Smitty.Bacall]

Amazing to play at such a level at this age.

[@jackbicknell4711]

I was an ape at this age in comparison

[@shrirangagharkar-gm-ind-6637]

bro will become the next Messi of chess

[@klausolekristiansen2960]

This raises the quesion: is Magnus an uncle?

[@nicbentulan]

wesley so's uncle by lotis key is bobby fischer. source: OYTjE96krMg

[@ellipticallyambiguousone7875]

he certainly is old enough to be one, for argument sake

[@chriswright3179]

Antonio, you are referring a lot at the moment to 'your uncle' implying an old duffer. I remember as a teenager sitting down opposite the old men with the intention of pushing them off the board. That was the 1960s when clocks were only just coming in at club level. Some of the old men would build a solid position and then sit it out, confident they would be awarded a draw by adjudication. Since those days, time, counted in seconds, has become ever more important. Nevertheless, remembering Victor Korchnoi, I think you might not make the equation of age and weak player quite so frequently. Some of us oldsters still have our moments and some youngsters I would still dismiss as patzers. Thanks as always for your masterful commentaries.

[@CARPital]

It wasn't about the age, but about the plunders that happen in games at home

[@chriswright3179]

@@CARPital So could Antonio have said "brother" and not "uncle?. It is about both age and family.

[@sibusisoharvey2652]

I think we need to revise the definition of 'defeated' . Defeating should take into consideration 1. Strategically outplaying another player 2. Time control (the greater the number of games you can win against someone consistently in lower time controls should be considered). Kudos to the youngster and maybe even potential prodigy. He played a solid game even sound. I can say he won against Magnus Carlsen but to say he defeated Magnus is a different conversation all together. Defeating magnus is like Alireza winning 100+ Blitz games against Magnus in one night with Magnus winning comparatively same but less than Alireza, like it happened was it a year plus ago. Just my view.

[@sibusisoharvey2652]

Faustino is impressive, no lie!!!!

[@Sakaca]

Agadmator, it’s "Messi" not "Messy"!

[@paulomartins1008]

Corrected. You may delete this thread.

[@plop_plop_plop]

@@paulomartins1008 nah, let it be. It is funny!

[@Sakaca]

@@paulomartins1008 If Agad finds it unnecessary, he may delete it. I will leave it up to him!

[@paulomartins1008]

@@Sakaca how rude...

[@____-ei4gq]

@paulomartins1008 It's definitely not rude.....

[@bigglesharrumpher4139]

When I was 10, I was jumping off the roof of our house with an umbrella pretending it was a parachute. Maybe I should have pursued chess........

[@dreamphoenix]

Thank you.

[@jeremyvorberg3678]

It’s Bullet. Always take it with a grain of salt. Magnus was black and blundered a whole piece. Impressive for a 10 year old absolutely, but not really a big deal

[@STBRetired1]

What I wish is how to understand how a 10 year old brain can master such a complex thinking game like chess in only a couple years. It's just baffling when you look at what "normal" 10 year old boys are doing.

[@BinanceStuff]

he should try a difficult game like bridge

[@STBRetired1]

@@BinanceStuff OMG I'm 80 and haven't heard any reference to bridge for the past 60 years. You must be in Florida, the last Earthly stop before Heaven and where bridge is the eternal joy.

[@MariaBelenSeyssInquart]

Proud to be Argentine like other great players we had: Najdorf, Pilnik, Eliskases, Panno, and Bent Larsen and the unknown Roberto Grau.

[@insanestuff9470]

Uncle magnus not take these games seriously 😂

[@aniruddhsinhjadav4045]

Bullet is all about whose mouse slips first 😂

[@qqw743]

Yeah this is not an interesting game as a chess game. Just a couple of blunders from Magnus.

[@nikolakatanic1085]

#Suggestion Magnus Carlsen vs Chao LI, 2015 Qatar Masters.. an amazing game that deserves to be shown on this channel :)

[@AgentSmith911]

Kid has a bright future 👍🏻

[@boyanbogdanov1854]

Messi of chess sounds very funny. We can also call him Myke Tyson of chess....

[@robertphillips2769]

There is some tremendous young talent out there these days. Maybe someday we'll see a modified WC format with Magnus returning to face ... one of the up and comers, of which there seem to be quite a few.

[@Puschit1]

Levy got also beaten by 10yo who claimed he was a 1000, lol. Okay it was 30 seconds vs 90 but that kid played so fast he didn't actually need time odds.

[@TuncerDemir]

Why is this video 664 seconds?

[@db4life87]

😂😂😂😂😂

[@db4life87]

Literally

[@afpseb4582]

Lol so true

[@CARPB147]

It's includes commentary for a fairly good reason...

[@rogetzu-aihekanava2076]

"Messi" and other kids could learn the Murkekos Stars game and be good at it too.

[@fiveshorts]

Tell me, do you replay these games from memory?? Very impressive.

[@TheMeefmaster]

There already is a Messi of chess. His name is magnus.

[@flywhiteguy2327]

I feel like magnus didn't blunder it, he just didn't want to tie. Seeing as I saw it too, there's just no way magnus missed it.

[@apolicum]

Please no spoilers in the titles

[@JulianFernandez]

Faustino, the future GOAT.

[@DartsGondel]

7:26 why not knight to c1?

[@forcelightningcable9639]

These kids are incredible and I give them all the applause I have to give, but I really think we’re doing them harm by putting these children on worldwide pedestals for our own spectacle like this.

[@Subartu22]

what i see finally achild beat aking

[@tadeuszbazooka6498]

I've always enved these youngsters a hyper chess development😊 Me with 31 years old on my neck will never reach even 0.00001% of their brilliancy.

[@jimbaker5110]

This kid will be the greatest chess player ever. And it won’t even be close 20 years from now

[@failedjokes5469]

He fried Magnus and Hikaru. What else can you say. We are witnessing the future World Champion.

[@Churmander]

magnus gives him a free knight.. brilliant

[@mauriciojunior3263]

Watching this on April fool's and then seeing comments 7 days old hits different 😂