Can Magnus win against an opponent who doesn't make a single mistake?

[@jcsk8]

Insane game. Dude held very well.

[@brocodez1]

Making mistakes or blunders does not mean a total loss of the match. It is relating to how you and your opponent think, one thing does not relate to another. If neither side made mistakes, then whoever thinks better is the winner.

[@zackarysemancik5491]

I mean, that just isn't true? You can't lose if you didn't make a mistake. Doesn't matter if the computer calls it a mistake or not, you still made one.

[@userac-xpg]

It is possible to make no mistakes and still lose. That's just life.

[@zackarysemancik5491]

@@userac-xpg not in chess it's not.

[@giiigachadsr9960]

@@zackarysemancik5491 well, inaccuracies sure will lose you games at the GM level.

[@AjedrecistaPromedio-ht6eu]

​@@giiigachadsr9960 yeah that is true

[@limitlessunknown8676]

That IM is strong

[@markoteodosin2306]

This is draw,what is this title did i get somt wrong?

[@jsmith7114]

title asks the question if he can beat someone who makes no mistakes, the video answers the question

[@toxy123]

gg🇺🇦

[@ДанилВоробьёв-к6л]

gg 🏳️‍⚧️

[@toxy123]

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