A. Yunker (1730) vs A. Indichenko (1800). Chess Fight Night. CFN. Blitz

[@pablokalincausky8359]

It hurts me to see at this young talent cry but we must admit that it was a very disputed game !!! Congrats to both of you...

[@emiliopieroni744]

Chess is a micrcosm of human emotion and life's struggles. We fight our demons and tribulations as we battle through our chess games. Chess reflects life, just as music reflects life, and both share the full gamut of emotions. Young Yunker is an immensely talented chess player that has a lot on her mind. But that mind (and intelligence) of hers is way beyond the average person. I pray that she is given all the love and comfort she needs, and I'm sure she is getting it from her family and friends. I will keep watching and enjoying the remarkable chess that A. Junker plays. Lots of love and best wishes from Emilio, down in Adelaide, South Australia.

[@gerry4b]

@@apus "it seems" you comment from a position of ignorance. I have yet to see any psychologist derive personality profiles from snippets of chess competition.

[@Vinterbukser]

Calm down, mate. You're not Wittgenstein.

[@ch2o2]

she is incredible - if she would only watch the game more carefully instead of looking around in the room, she would rise up to much higher levels, but well, she's still a kid ....but such a promising talent - wow

[@emiliopieroni744]

May I say that I don't think you realize just how aware Alisa is on the chess board and in the game of chess. She is an exceptionally gifted young chess player that has an aptitude well beyond what the average person understands. She realizes exactly where she made the wrong move and her emotions come out on occasions as tears. This young girl also has strong feelings about her games which I have seen before. I don't think one should dwell on this emotion that most of us human beings have.

[@farainfarsai5098]

But, do you agree with iiisolda that she needs to focus on the board more or you suggest that she can play blindfold and as she is looking around the room she is doing calculations in her head?

[@gerry4b]

She has already risen to the Russian Champion in her age group. So your expectations are not unfounded.

[@christopherkohl6511]

I sometimes feel like she's almost willing herself to never even glance at the chessboard until it's her turn to play a move. I'm not sure why she does.. seems to be a Yunker thing.

[@cvu1742]

Good fight against a higher ranking opponent!

[@YunkerChessByArke]

Alisa, you have a lot of fans here who support you, what you do at your age is exceptional, and it's in defeat that you learn best, you're going to be 10 in 2024, think about all that and do we all enjoy, take your defeats as apprenticeships, and the stronger you will be ! when you take a defeat like that, think about your revenge and tell yourself that you are young compared to him, sooner or later you will make him pay :)

[@emiliopieroni744]

I must agree with your reply in so many ways. As a young classical guitar student in Canberra back in 1968, I auditioned for a music scholarship that was won by a boy who played on an expensive instrument, from an affluent family background. The boy forgot his music that day and I even rode my bike home to get his music. After not getting the scholarship I told my father that the following year I would play a piece that not even my teacher could play. In 1969 I won my scholarship, but I had to practice damn hard that year.

[@СергейИванов-ъ6ц1ц]

Поражение даёт больше оснований для анализа, чем победа. Показывает, что нужно подтягивать. Алисе не стоит так расстраиваться - это всего лишь игра.

[@АлександрМамонтов-й4ь]

7:05. Позиция держится.? На этот момент выглядит на ничью? 🤔 Хорошая отдача качества. За связанные пешки!

[@mikylaselianinov]

Я не эксперт в шахматах, простой любитель. Но обьясните мне плиз один момент, зачем пытаться играть когда понимаешь что партия уже проиграна ? В надежде что соперник поставит ПАТ? И это я вижу не первый раз, именно у детей, здесь на канале. Юнкер плачет от понимания безысходности, и вместо того что бы признать поражение в лишний раз продлевает свои "страдания". А она судя по выражению лица почти всегда очень сильно расстраивается когда проигрывает.

[@maramanshow2942]

Сразу говорю. Тоже не эксперт. Мысли в слух. Мне кажется, что с одной стороны моменты "уважения" и другие синонимы, что соперник сильнее и сдаться, ибо выигрышная ситуация. С другой стороны 1. Ошибаются все! 2. Никто не отменял пат. Как максимум можно дотянуть до пата! Какую сторону выбирать решать вам, т.к. правилами это не запрещается!)

[@pcloa1850]

Sakit hati ini melihat kamu menangis Alissa, menang kalah itu pasti ada disetiap pertandingan sehat selalu dan berbahagialah karna kamu punya talenta yang luar biasa dalam bermain catur !!

[@Srednicki123]

fascinating that she often does not look at the board when her opponents are contemplating their moves

[@СергейИванов-ъ6ц1ц]

Обдумывать и просчитывать варианты, можно не глядя на доску)

[@christopherkohl6511]

When Alice starts waving her arm around the air look out .. this usually means she's just getting into "the zone"

[@pukulu]

Indichenko is fast in the endgame. Alisa Yunker should have slowed down a bit in the middlegame.

[@pushparani3249]

Yunker.....plz don't cry during the game...it's just a game

[@BattleheartDLS]

please don't say it's just a game ever again..for some ppl chess is their everything, do not belittling.

[@brianbc19]

Her parents should be really proud. Alisa will get her revenge soon. 😅

[@christopherkohl6511]

@10:07 Alice just needs to calmly assess her superior position and find the right moves using logic. The rook she moved was in no way threatened .. it was protected by the pawn. The weak link was her least advanced pawn and her King was one move away. She has two squares to choose, 1 light 1 dark. Her opponent has a light square bishop, so choose the dark square (also attacks his rook so is the clear cut winner) All of this should be easy to calculate in a few seconds for a player of her caliber if she can stay calm amd not panic like she obviously did. The loss hurts but it will be a great learning experience for her.

[@albertoplaza3195]

Tengo mis dudas sobre el llanto, no será una excusa perfecta para que pasemos por alto su deseo de no aceptar el momento de despedirse del rival.

[@spatzen4475]

Юнкер, маленькая улитка, тебе не нужно грустить, проигрыш - это часть победы.🦋

[@pablokalincausky8359]

Well expressed

[@spatzen4475]

thanks for your comment

[@ИнвераИнвера]

С таким бобром трудно совладать с наскока )

[@feerdogdu]

Yorumlarda ağladığını öğrenince seyredemedim. Onu seviyoruz.

[@AlexBar-po5ff]

Тут один «психолог» ткнул пальцем в ... «Психологически девочка очень слаба». А как этот «знаток» определил слабость? Тем, что она после ПРОИГРЫША игры плакала? Бессчетное число раз спортсмены после ВЫИГРЫША плакали. Особенно женщины. Только это не «психологическая слабость», а эмоция. Особое душевное состояние человека. Не буду расписывать дальше. Замечу только, что и после проигрыша спортсмены плачут, даже величайшие. И ещё. Концовка игры (скоростной обмен ходами) показал, что у А. Юнкер с психологией полный порядок - ни какой растерянности, боязни, сомнений... Да и её зевки, сонный вид - возможно знак противнику: хочу спать, выиграешь легко. Тот и ведётся на это. Как и что-то жевать (мол мне не до игры) Еще один «знаток» пишет: «меньше надо по сторонам смотреть». А это её тренер решает, куда ей смотреть (или как зевать, жевать) - обратите внимание, как быстро она отвечает на ход соперника (почти во всех партиях у неё к концу игры вагон времени). Взгляд в сторону - учится умению без доски просчитывать в голове многоходовые варианты. Тренер уже сейчас возможно готовит её к профессиональной карьере. Грызет ногти - пустое замечание: многие в детстве через это прошли и к игре «грызня» не имеет отношение.

[@archiearchiball3392]

learning how to lose is the way to become a great player

[@Инкогнито-у9ы]

Как мне жаль Алису!

[@peterkemp4372]

❤❤❤

[@Justin_Lawyer-SH]

This is my strong advice, "change your trainer now!!"

[@sidmill101]

😢😢😢

[@arkadiykarp9648]

Девочка плачет.

[@najinaji4530]

I love you alisa the comming is better just be strong (from iraq)

[@tallersricard7080]

Llora, que lástima.

[@zk7786]

she lost a lot of chances at the end to beat him

[@Srednicki123]

I guess that what made her upset

[@percy9228]

gg

[@غلامرضاالماسی-ذ1ي]

God big man 🥀🥀🥀🥀🥀🥀🥀beravo 💮💮💮💮😭😭😭😭😭😭tanks.tanks

[@chubsteriffic]

Shake hands after the loss Alice. The loser should extend their hand.

[@ospninja]

It was sad to see her cry. I understand she is an emotional player but I think her coach, father or parent were any e making gestures during the game. That crying read to me like she was dreading the sermon she was going to get from her father. She will lose the pleasure of playing the game if she is not nurtured.

[@omega36001]

reminds me of NCSWIC

[@nito85]

In the end I would have told her if she gave up, I felt he was very aggressive in the end. When I lose and they torture me by removing pieces for pleasure, I become racist, xenophobic, homophobic, hatter AND more. 😅

[@albertoplaza3195]

Al final de cuentas me divierte más verla perder y la actuación post morty

[@factsrule5687]

Алиса, ты молодец, но не грызи ногти 😊

[@soulaimaneannaji1573]

La petite doit etre mieux encadrer pour se concentrer mieux sur les parties au lieu de voir ailleurs ainsi accepter la défaite si non elle a un grand avenir aux echecs.

[@alexsetyapranarka9191]

Yunker miscalculate, so sad.😢

[@bluecry2000]

Her family should teach her not to cry. Greed will return back to her infavorably affacting her chess skill in the most negative way. Comparing her to Pinkemena I never have seen her crying when she was as little as Yunker

[@Srednicki123]

teach a kid not to cry? Greed? It seems you need some teaching..

[@franciscosantos560]

Llorar es natural. ¿Por qué hay que reprimirlo? No está prohibido.

[@gerry4b]

Miss Pinkamena was as little as Miss Yunker four months ago. But both will achieve intellectual maturity long before you do,

[@fabioalbertolopezbarrrera1699]

😀

[@ВладикФинн]

играет и даже не смотрит какой ход сделал соперник.

[@rmv-ec7iz]

good chess player but I don't think chess is good for her.

[@коппочесноку]

,❗❗❗юнкеру нужно сходить к психологу поработать над собой, или прочитать книги о том как работать над своей личностью, и ещё обязательно нужно ей перестать грызть ногти ... Ну всё таки негигиенично....

[@АлександрЦыбин-я6ь]

Тут не только в этом дело, она и руку не пожимает сопернику, когда проигрывает - хотя это часть правил. И плачет еще... ну она ребенок совсем еще - психика не сформирована у нее еще совсем.

[@genvernimage4272]

@@АлександрЦыбин-я6ьYou’re right, but she and her brothers are the only kids who cry when they lose, the other kids don’t. She and her brothers really need to learn how to lose, and perhaps how to win and remain humble.

[@pixel_4642]

грызня ногтей - жесть просто. куда смотрят родители? неужели нельзя объяснить ребенку, что хорошо, а что плохо?

[@gerry4b]

@@АлександрЦыбин-я6ь What rule? Are those the Rules For Morons?

[@gerry4b]

​@@ferdinandhelbing3351 And of course it's an established fact that hysterical You Tube commentating is very often aroused by "self abuse" - "self flagellation." Though we can't conclude you spend too much time beating the bishop without further evidence. Do you wear glasses?

[@SC_Titan]

меньше надо по сторонам смотреть и грызть ногти..

[@RosemiNext]

Психологически девочка очень слаба...

[@luridlogic]

Ms Yunker should be coached on the dignity of a well timed tactical retirement. I am amazed that the adults dont seem to care about comforting or encouraging the young lady. She is really quite special but they dont seem to notice that. Both players seemed quite casual until the clock ran down to about 5 seconds, then they both played with furious urgency, even when the clock was upcounted back to 25 seconds. Could they not have afforded to invest a little more analysis at that point?