Carlsen-Morozevich, World Blitz Championship 2012

[@Levi_Skardsen]

The clock is wired to bombs strapped to each player, and if a players timer runs out, that player explodes. Just in case anyone was wondering.

[@SamirIslam88]

this made me laugh ... thanks

[@simonpoe3832]

Levi Skardsen dude I did not know that, thanks for the info

[@jorgedourado7629]

Someone just finished watching SAW

[@1stclone479]

uh huh

[@myeverything5797]

At 9:35 notice the time of the player on the right increased when he pressed, it went up from 0.13 to 0.15 twice after 2 moves! THAT'S CHEATING

[@hendrydominguez6775]

This is the type of video you watch at 3am 😅

[@نهاوند]

it's 4:20 am 😂😂😂😂

[@davix7spfc]

@Berke Yigittürk 3:28 here lmao

[@f69cff]

3:18 AM, sh1t, my lord.

[@maskrabbit2172]

it's 3:26 am

[@awannabe9709]

Same

[@reinhartx]

Who else is here after a video about fastest win in chess just randomly popped up in your recommendation?

[@FlankzyWar]

Gang

[@FPS2X]

Wtf how 😂😂😂

[@professorviniciusmontes]

Same here

[@willturner6528]

Gang fucking gang

[@notliquid6474]

Haha😂 yes

[@elhamfahim1925]

People who don't know the rules, the capture Magnus did at @5:33 is called 'En Passant' . This is when you capture your opponent's pawn as if it had moved just 1 square. Remember it's only applicable when a player plays a pawn move 2 squares beside the pawn of the opponent.

[@peeyasuksri128]

สนุกดี

[@Haki145]

Thanks.

[@DayBotKnightBot]

@@peeyasuksri128like your life

[@CosyBrew]

Looks like the Queen's Gambit has brought in so many new players that aren't aware that the pawn capture at 5:33 is called 'en passant'. Half the new comments are about this. Please like so people are aware it's a perfectly legal move. Look it up.

[@fernandotrujillo3134]

Thanks!!!!

[@TribekaGaming]

Can you explain what the move is?

[@allainch.7251]

So basically if a pawn moves 2 spaces then lands besides a pawn that pawn can capture it as if it only moved one space

[@pandemonium8276]

I played when I was a kid, with my grandpa. That's the only one rule I didn't remember after all these years XD.

[@3saudara591]

cheat

[@Profound_]

This should clear up the questions. The man on the left is Magnus Carlsen, the current world champion. The man on the right is Alexander Morozevich, *the winner of this game.* The reason Alexander won is because Magnus resigned the game -due to an inevitable checkmate.- About the move that *Magnus* does at 5:32/5:34, there is chess rule called "en passant" which makes that move completely legal and nobody cheated. Edit: turns out I wrong about the inevitable checkmate, *Magnus actually resigned due to having a losing position.* Also, please ignore the replies/other comments that say Magnus resigned due to time, and the ones that say it was draw agreement. When you pay attention to the clock, you'll notice that the players get 2 seconds back after each move, which gives time for players to make moves in the final seconds. Hope this helps

[@dogsandyoga1743]

ProfoundWarrior This should be pinned.

[@sarahgilles8105]

ProfoundWarrior .. not 5:32.. 5:38

[@Profound_]

Sarah Gilles that shows Alexander taking the a pawn back, not the en passant move. And even if you meant a time just showing the move right away, (5:34) you're still not correcting me. I just chose a time that didn't immediately show the move

[@daltoneast5251]

ProfoundWarrior im a bit confused could you explain further

[@Profound_]

Dalton East I'm not sure if you're trolling or not, but if you're serious which part are you confused about?

[@dundomaroje6633]

I like how they are gradually hitting the thing harder and harder.

[@hannahmaria4611]

Honestly I pictured them both slamming their fists on the timer and screaming "LETS GOOOOOOOOO!!!!!!!!!" when i was reading your comment

[@lunapetunia3778]

@@hannahmaria4611 shut up hannah

[@chickensalad2802]

@@lunapetunia3778 you shut up Luna Hannah’s having fun

[@lunapetunia3778]

@@chickensalad2802 ok im sorry daddy 😩

[@isabellaliwanag7241]

@@lunapetunia3778 what the fuck

[@dobermanalfa1]

It's funny how Morozevich was, as always, very meticulous on how the pieces fall into each slot in the first stages of the match, and how he doesn't give a shit about where the pieces fall at last frantic minutes. The adrenaline was so high...

[@atem8101]

i dont even know why im watching this.i dont know how to play chess neither rules but im still here and amazed

[@RyanHorseHelmet]

same bruh same.

[@shadowlb1219]

Dolan Duk Learn chess and play it! :)

[@joaomarques7572]

Dolan Duk same

[@ScoobyJoel]

Dolan Duk but think about it. If you learned chess you'd be able to work out both mind and body. And the mind is perhaps the most important part of the body in maintaining long term health. People who don't exercise their mind tend to age faster and are more susceptible to dementia. Not to get all preachy, just food for thought.

[@griffinwooley2326]

Once you learn chess, it is probably one of the most rewarding games to play. Helps ya think strategically while having fun!

[@brkcvk9089]

Morozevich is a living legend.

[@ulrichdickelatte2915]

er wahr superr der sieger

[@NoahRyu122]

It's hilarious how they hit the timer harder the further they are into the game.

[@ThePigPatrol]

Faster arm movement = harder hit

[@hellygaming5392]

@CallMeYump or momentum

[@ivannevistic1088]

They are excited!

[@ivannevistic1088]

@Arriaga Two u mean Chinese arent Humans?? i think Chinese are more unexpressive people and dont show up their emotions so easy thats all!

[@luk9591]

SÓ QUEM APRECIA ESSE JOGO SABE O QUE É O CORAÇÃO BATER NO RITMO DAS TAPAS NO RELÓGIO

[@leticiacastro7927]

pois não é

[@filippaic2440]

Impressive how when you look at some analysis of the match, the person analysing takes few minutes to explain the philosophy of the move and these two just do it in a split second under pressure

[@thesnackbandit]

Well yes that’s the point of blitz chess. Accuracy and precision is traded for faster and more decisive play.

[@padarousou]

Procedural memory. Its the same thing in sports

[@TheDrunkHamster]

Imagine someone yelling "NOOOOOOO!!!" Right after one of their turns

[@valentinewiggin9705]

@Arriaga Two I did it once

[@stevethea5250]

@@valentinewiggin9705 While your intentions were altruistic, I suppose the reason why you're being negged so hard is because the chances of someone unable to do mock locations and living in the Pennant Hill area is almost next to none. And there's >850 subscribed to this thread…

[@valentinewiggin9705]

@@stevethea5250 what?

[@dark6.6E-34]

@@stevethea5250 Your grammar isn't helping much with your word choices. What you said makes no sense unless there are deleted comments in here.

[@stevethea5250]

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[@G-cr1oo]

Two Chess living legends.Hopefully Alexander will one day come back to the highest level.

[@javierkuhn1203]

Partida de ajedrez random del año 2012 KZbin sin absolutamente ningún motivo: *recomendable*

[@johanmartinez6406]

ajajajja

[@yamatocannon8633]

Random?

[@joshuamitchell5530]

Wow lol everyone thinks it's an illegal move at 5:33. It's a special move called 'en passant', look it up.

[@luckysharms2414]

It's not illegal at all I do it all the time

[@AB-xu5yf]

thanks! I didn't know this before.

[@sirnylemillena1370]

Joshua Mitchell ya i know but i didnt know that its allowed in championships

[@Lee-xw5cf]

its also called the 'end peasant' move

[@HerruKurniawan]

i dont know about this. thx

[@queloune6791]

When I close my eyes i feel that they play tennis ! :O)

[@supertallarin3243]

JAJAJAJAJAJAJAJJAJAJAJAJA

[@beqaqantaria9581]

haha :D

[@nashville383]

Wtf HAHAHAHHA8

[@lordstinson8095]

Minus the moans

[@naqu2383]

Douuu

[@lauratexeira8760]

I hope I learn to play like this one day, it's beautiful to see!!!

[@theedreaa]

took them seconds to figure out what to move next while i take about 3-5mins every move and still get defeated

[@md.ayaan.sheikh]

Jisoooo

[@pineapple2677]

well i watch this slomotion cuz i can't catch up

[@mr.atulkumar6861]

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[@expressaofficial6487]

Lol

[@abcdefg0004]

lol same

[@kumozumo]

notice how the clock click noises are low at the beggining but keep getting louder towards the end? it’s the excitement a chess play can bring :)

[@abelardocruz4588]

Mia felicidades desde México viéndolos, próximente me voy a competencias y vine a ver a dioses jugar mis felicidades

[@RisinT96]

Haha liked that "En Passant" move, it's pretty rare to see.

[@devadithyafamily4621]

***** I agree. It was @ 5:33

[@lupash]

***** classy

[@null.dev.]

+Tal Risin Since when was en-passant rare?

[@RisinT96]

Mojito skurt It's not used very often, a clear sign of it is that many people don't even know this move is legal (hence all the comments on this video).

[@larslarsen9707]

+Tal Risin On higher level chess it is.. 1500+ rating and above it's certainly a normal move.

[@alejandroaldama871]

Good for him! World needs more people like him

[@renegmw]

Morozevich at 9:00 "pheew He didn't see Qb8+..."

[@AlexInicab]

+Rene GMW he could have replied with the Rc7, the kniht would protect it

[@renegmw]

+AlexInicab If you mean Rc8 to block the check, then Qxd6

[@shamank]

+Rene GMW even morozevich's face after that was like "thanks god he didn't see it"

[@ekgaddar1]

+Rene GMW look at the clock carlsen wanted to make it draw

[@grannoobaburrido2438]

+Rene GMW can you explicate more, i don't understand i am new"noob" in this i have 8 years old and i play chess two weeks ago

[@aaronmarshall1212]

I thought I was smart until this

[@aaronmarshall1212]

This time

[@redarrowhead2]

+Aaron Marshall There're different kinds of smart. Not everyone plays chess from an early age.

[@aaronmarshall1212]

+redarrowhead2 To protect our Ego's. Lets go with that.

[@redarrowhead2]

Aaron Marshall If you played violin since age 5 or if you have a gift for playing poker, it doesn't mean you'll be stupendous at theoretical physics or even reading a textbook. Just a thought. These people are very very smart though, no question, but they are smart within a specific context. I guess my point is a lot of it comes from talent and practice, and there are different kinds of smarts.

[@muhammadzmalik]

+redarrowhead2 VERY VERY VERY SMART .... I think there should be more veries there. Their memories are mind blowing ... in long term can recall games from 1800s till now, in short term can hold 11 simultaneous games in their head .... creative, perceptive and pattern recognition machines.

[@nacionalnacional8911]

Si entendiera el ajedrez podría decir que fue un partidazo🔥🔥

[@oskarifps]

Their brains move 5 times as fast as the normal human.

[@GreenMagneticShock]

and 10 times faster than mine

[@NoRb4k]

and the normal human doesn't move from the couch very much

[@pinkitewari481]

QuadrumGaming agreed they r really amazing

[@johnnyb.1849]

Yeah, normal humans brains can go 1 mile on its own. These peoples brains can move 5 miles

[@lnostdal]

Or perhaps their brains have more throughput via parallelism. :)

[@Metalheadaches]

I'm supposed to finish my thesis but instead I'm here watching this I don't even know how to play chess

[@mandarkulkarni9999]

Ha ha

[@Dr-zaam]

David Moreno it needs just time to understand ....and also time to learn to make good plans😀😀😀😀 it's wonderful

[@anunarl5956]

David moreno me too

[@cherryontop2435]

David Moreno Lol same

[@mollegv3944]

David Moreno o

[@TheVirtualChronicles.]

I love that my dad taught me ‘en passant’ long ago... actually used it tonight in a match

[@louiseagull2615]

Did you win ?

[@TheVirtualChronicles.]

@@louiseagull2615 this game yea

[@manug4543]

What is en passant?

[@jeditempleguard3931]

@@manug4543 It's a "special move" for pawns

[@manug4543]

@@jeditempleguard3931 how to use that?

[@williamxb]

Exceptional match. My ELO boosted 100 by watching this!

[@PIXTO_]

how lol

[@isacsugoi]

Oi

[@idiotsavant8419]

What’s “going on” since many people don’t seem to understand, is Magnus resigning, down multiple pieces and out of time. This guy crushed him, but Magnus did get his queen (which was inconsequential) because the Ruskie has two rooks and a Knight.

[@aljenguden3703]

Binary Number lol then youre too sad !

[@moviefan62]

There was still moves to be made, did he lose because he was out of time? I play casually but I don't follow professional chess.

[@jhonreyopawnoelrey2756]

Hahaha either no time left or the next move of mozo is a checkmate. Thats why carlsen resigned

[@caiphus619]

I think they agreed to a draw

[@aphroditesaphrodisiac3272]

caiphus lehlaleroa No way. There's a clear loser & winner.

[@boi1595]

9:20 No u, No u, No u

[@toimfran8831]

No começo não tava entendendo nada e no final foi q eu não entendi msm 😂😂 . 06-05-2023 . Mas achei muito interessante.

[@sidshi2710]

Zero idea about chess and still enjoying 9 minutes of my life

[@dokyeom5971]

i literally was focus on the clock than the actual game. hahaha. my heart beats so fast checking the time hahahah

[@samar3680b]

😂😂😂😂

[@albertoreq]

Para los que preguntan, Carlsen (el de blanco) al final se rindió, le dio la mano a su rival ya que iba a perder la partida de todos modos.

[@rodocerda]

perdio por tiempo verdad.

[@AnySerena]

​@@rodocerdacomo saber que no sabes de ajedrez sin decirmelo

[@i.97]

Did the match end in a draw or what?

[@miguellobo9876]

win morozevich, for the horse and tower will jaquemate

[@davidroman4780]

Even though im below average in chess, im still glad at least i know how to play it. Feels like i actually know whats going on in here.

[@TheMrFrontera]

"feels like" being key phrase. I know how to play chess and used to play online a lot like 10 years ago. But i had no idea what these guys were thinking. It's really fast paced and hard to tell where the pieces line up since it's at an angle, at least for a novice like myslef

[@davidroman4780]

Exacly

[@BrownToiletIsh]

I thought you we're the man wearing a white T-shirt..

[@MohamedHassan-iq6rk]

Can anyone explain to me what happened in 5:32 ?

[@rashadbahramli]

@@MohamedHassan-iq6rk it's called "en passant".It is a special move that can only occur immediately after a pawn makes a double step move from its starting square, and it could have been captured by an enemy pawn advanced only one square.This capture must be made on the very next turn or the right to do is lost.

[@jasonsin8288]

I'm here after queens gambit on Netflix. Started learning and playing chess now

[@eigherreight71]

It's good be inspired! :)

[@jonp3890]

You’re in for quite an adventure.

[@landensmith1578]

Same

[@akgamingzz]

Same xdd hahaha

[@yasminbarbosa6470]

Same haha

[@AbdoTheEmperor]

who won? and how?

[@miguellobo9876]

morosevich for the tower and horse

[@ColombianoSuperior]

*I dunno why but this match was so fucking intense for me, i felt like watching penalties or something like that, i really was nervous to know who would be the winner*. lmao

[@myles432]

je Suis Sarcasme for real

[@hasansolim3027]

R they champions cuz they sucks

[@taymasogli5089]

je Suis Sarcasme o.o

[@NeuronActivation]

Hasan Solim Nigga look at the title and the intensity of the game what do you think.

[@IDABAYAREA650I]

je Suis Sarcasme *It be like that*

[@vibovitold]

Morozevich pretty much retired from (competitive at least) chess later on, but he went on to become a decent Go player. go figure (no pun intended). I always find it interesting when elite chess players take up another board game. Ivanchuk started playing checkers and got pretty good too - nowhere near the world elite level, but he attained expert strength, I believe (putting himself in the top 1% probably, as far as casual players are considered).

[@photographe06]

Exciting and intense!

[@GroundKarate01]

Mais qui voilà !?

[@mreternal36]

RemiEdits qui a gagné?

[@GroundKarate01]

Morozevich

[@SvenDaniellacorn]

RemiEdits no, it was a draw wasn't it?

[@GroundKarate01]

yeah i think so

[@HuGGmaN]

why the right side player timer kept reseting to 15 seconds?

[@lewiszim]

There's an increment of two seconds. After every move two seconds are added to your time. This prevents games from being decided merely by who can physically move the pieces faster at the end.

[@Glitcher2000]

After the opening move, I'd shake hands with Carlsen, knowing that I've already lost.

[@suoksuzvatanm387]

Glitcher2000 well he didnt

[@leviathan2913]

Carlsen wasn't the champion at that time. He became the world chess champion in 2013. The other dude was the champion in 2012.

[@sakuratanesi]

Saat 04.18 dışarıda yağmur yağıyor, sağanak bir şekilde.. Woah bir şimşek çaktı. Bu hava için daha havalı bir karşılaşma bulmalıyım.

[@juanantoniomarquezlemus7866]

Carlsen realiza un sacrificio intuitivo de calidad, a cambio de un ataque que obliga a Morozevich a entregar la Dama. En plena lucha muy acertada la defensa del GM ruso, logra diluir al máximo el ataque de Carlsen y al final lo deja a una jugada de mate.Excelente partida.

[@rodocerda]

perdio carlsen por tiempo verdad.

[@Pablo-nw9qx]

​@@rodocerda no, viene el jaquemate: torre toma a peon h4 (no soy experto en la nomenclatura, puede que no esté dicho del todo preciso). En efecto, la Torre negra come al peon que está detrás del rey

[@FinleyZero]

Morozevich playing with the white pawn from around 3:25 onwards somewhat reminded me of the old windows hourglass loading cursor. :P

[@leina1716]

It was nerve racking to watch the time go down and see them moving faster and faster

[@tahirfarooq235]

It's 3:27 am , Don't know but I just searched this and watching

[@warden6682]

5:32 lag

[@wanilsonbrasil]

WTF '-'

[@gbtripleG]

rite how did he take the pawn from the side...im lost...I was bout to post and ask whats up with 5:33....that shouldn't of happen...Magnus is cheating

[@silentzx]

kkkkkkk

[@ryanclarklindsay]

So what was that ??

[@homarsimpson1908]

Ñ

[@adschim]

8:56 Morozevich is like thank god he didn't see Qb8+

[@Ismael___607]

Just move your rook protecting your other rook and so he wouldn't exchange... Qb8+ makes nothing

[@mr.chispa6106]

it was check, he looses one rook no matter what

[@donaldn93]

Morosevich would still be in check

[@pAoLiNsTO]

At 8:56 Qb8 in not check......

[@donaldn93]

Yes it is. after morosevich moves his king to row 8

[@GEHGHAMGS]

Who won?

[@mikeoxlong2244]

Everybody Gangster till *"en passant"* enters the game

[@vegetamajin7658]

I hate that move

[@ivanf9401]

You can explain it please

[@LeoAr37]

@@ivanf9401 you know how a pawn can move two squares on its first move? Well, another pawn can capture it as if the pawn had only moved one square. You're basically capturing it by moving behind the other pawn, instead of taking the spot of the other pawn.

[@ramsy4205]

@@LeoAr37 perfect and crispy explanation

[@LeoAr37]

@@ramsy4205 ty!

[@kaanozt0]

hala arada gelip izlerim goat maç

[@mysticcity312]

aynenn

[@sergejmiladinovic1181]

5:33 1. Black pawn hasn't moved yet, so it goes *two* squares forward. 2. Black pawn lands next to a white pawn, either to the left or right. 3. White pawn can capture the black pawn, *but* still moves diagonally one square forward and left/right. As if the black pawn had moved one square instead of two 4. White pawn can only do this immediately after the double-square black pawn move, otherwise, it can't be done. *The En Passant* *Also* The Russian won. Why? Carlsen had 2 seconds left and he was barely surviving the clock the last 10 moves more or less. He was at a disadvantage as his king was in a dangerous and threatening position. The logical move was to resign. How about liking so we can avoid further confusion and ignorance in the comments...

[@fufuchan6854]

Think you I start play chess recently but I have questions why the white person give up why he didn’t move his Queen forward

[@Mo_sel]

I don’t know any thing about ♟ but i enjoy this video at the same time!

[@peytondoss7200]

It’s a very competitive and artistic game

[@fadyahmed8013]

There is a mistake that carslen made Watch the video at 5:34 Carslen didn't mean that mistake

[@prettydanlecky9893]

Yes

[@NoToToJa]

5:32 WHAT!?

[@CPCDorian]

You can actually do this, there is a rule called "en passant" (google it, i can't explain this in english)

[@jeger.x]

haha lol that interesting :D

[@dscross7377]

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/En_passant@Mcrey Fonacier

[@jendrydelacruz6150]

is a move in chess. It is a special pawn capture that can only occur immediately after a pawn makes a double-step move from its starting square, and it could have been captured by an enemy pawn had it advanced only one square. The opponent captures the just-moved pawn "as it passes" through the first square. The result is the same as if the pawn had advanced only one square and the enemy pawn had captured it normally.

[@idolmaster2919]

i dont even play chess but i know the move called en passant ... get it together bro

[@faultierlord5986]

This Video would have been even better if i knew the chess rules

[@amogusenjoyer4129]

YOU MOVE PIECES ON THE BOARD. DONE. HAVE FUN PLAYING CHESS NOW

[@mr.snipersheku3656]

Knusper Wasser 😁

[@JandersonMaranata]

5:34 ??? whats ?

[@alexn8629]

Something tells me the queens gambit brought chess back to life to new people ..but to those who already been playing sounds like it's open season 😎

[@junito1957]

lmfao , yea kill the weak, bully ,lol

[@jrbizzle1832]

We all have to start somewhere lol. I am one of those here because of the show.

[@bruthascrypt7848]

this guy should join faze clan

[@HanimVandaliGetir]

maybe envyus

[@neptunessorrow6119]

you guys are all awesome wouldn't expect to see any of those reference on a video with 2 chess players. But really they should join OpTic

[@designer.346]

1v1😂

[@joaquingranda4847]

Brutha Scrypt to optic xd

[@staticx1324]

They should replace Virtus pro players

[@marziliagomes3725]

Olá boa tarde tudo de bom para você feliz domingo 😍🙏

[@cristalheteria3120]

Yo jugaba así pero me chingue la rodilla :'v

[@gucaru8140]

cristal heteria quién gano we?

[@gcmezian]

te puedo firmar?

[@Jnic18]

men te copiaste del comentario del men del otro canal

[@Jnic18]

@TE AMO CHILE XD

[@Jnic18]

@TE AMO CHILE si jajaja

[@moob2020]

I don't know anything about this game and i don't know why I'm watching this but I'm curious who won?

[@GeffryASV]

Morozevich

[@alexandervargas1927]

hahaha

[@WerdSiege]

+Geffry Andres salazar how did he win

[@GeffryASV]

+Drew Stringer Because carlsen don't find any good moviment and his time is 2 seconds, he can't calculate some better, i think

[@WerdSiege]

+Geffry Andres salazar i have no idea what this game is ... so the guy in the white won ? and how do you win at this game

[@enzogonzalez1943]

Back when littlefinger played chess, before he became lord of Winterfell

[@jumanji3149]

Lmao! So true

[@milkcatdog394]

Hehehe

[@enzogonzalez1943]

@@milkcatdog394 didn't expect this many likes thanks

[@MadaraSama23]

😂 😂 😂 😂 😂

[@JL-yq9xn]

He was never lord of winterfell

[@julianrodriguez757]

El jugador más creativo y con mayor potencial del mundo, frente a un tal Carlsen un chaval de buena proyección

[@mrdumbs]

how does the video have almost 10 minutes when they only have 3 minutes both

[@miladibrahim1068]

M. U. 2 seconds increment per move

[@mrdumbs]

Milad Ibrahim thx

[@niikofuunes]

M. U.

[@madhubabu1401]

3 minutes per 1 person so 6 minutes game &2 Seconds are added per move

[@agido100]

what is the point?

[@kaiohgre]

when you're Iron Man but your passion is to play chess

[@francogs010]

lol

[@francogs010]

tony stark is killing it

[@nisanurturgut7785]

I dont understand

[@Sam-pt3qt]

Watching Carlsen play is very sattisfying.

[@dehanbadenhorst1398]

To the non-chessplayers, wondering who won, the guy in the white shirt, Magnus Carlsen (who is now the world champion) resigned the game.

[@dheerendramahara9228]

Thank you so much

[@op6tgaming505]

Thanks bhai

[@op6tgaming505]

Mute toh lga wo haarr gya

[@georges2962]

Magnus lost this match

[@georges2962]

www.chessgames.com/perl/chess.pl?tid=78170&pid=11719

[@strikingbolt2691]

Wow he beat Carlsen... :O

[@perezfecto]

+Striking Bolt once. That could be luck. ;)

[@strikingbolt2691]

Yup :)

[@profd65]

+Perez Fecto Or it could be that you're an ignoramus who doesn't know who Alexander Morozevich is.

[@dmwmm]

+Perez Fecto at that level, there is no luck involved.

[@Coilosis]

carlsen is really good, but he is not a god

[@MrWalker8800]

1:43 = Castling 5:33 = En Passant Honestly idk anything about chess besides the basics, but I did look up those 2 moves after watching this.

[@mikaelmed7743]

Pero que bestias para jugar 👏🏻 Saludos de Chile 🇨🇱

[@mrnoorff130]

Who is watching after 10 years ..

[@gigglesinside]

5:34 I never know when I can do that move with the pawn 🤔 Edit: Wait googled it and found out how to do the En Passant know 👌

[@terrygrayson4152]

i have the same question

[@rozanashahid6603]

Yeh me too!!

[@mr.atulkumar6861]

चैस का गेम 4 चाल में जीतना बस कुछ ही सेकंड में लिंक पर क्लिक करें और देखें अच्छा लगे तो लाइक और सब्सक्राइब जरूर करें kzbin.info/www/bejne/f4DMhnl5oNeAfKM 🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹

[@twblopez]

So because he moved his pond once in the begging and the other guy moved it up 2 squares on his first move your allowed to eat it ?

[@alexmyrtou4483]

@@twblopez OK, first of all it's capture or take.. :) So, en passant: You know how you usually capture with a pawn, and you know that a pawn on its first move can move two squares instead of one.. The point is you cannot escape getting captured by using the two square move.. So, if your pawn is located two squares in front and on the side of an enemy pawn that's still in it's starting position, it cannot avoid capture by moving two steps and coming right next to yours.. You can take it as it if it have moved just one step.. This move is to prevent someone to run by you and create a passed pawn, hence the term en passant (passing, on the move).. I hope my explanation makes enough sense to help, I believe by seeing how the pawns are set in the video and reading this you can have your question answered..

[@ambivert8616]

i love how watching others play chess helps you notice some little mistakes, like i feel like i would play the Qd1x+ (i think the rook was unprotected at that spot) and that would be check mate (i could be wrong tho)

[@ambivert8616]

of course, im still a beginner so who am i to say 😅

[@CyrustheWolfOWO]

5:33 Gotta love the En passant!!!

[@ike1791]

guys look he commented about the special move so people know he plays chess

[@CyrustheWolfOWO]

@@ike1791 Thank you so much for knowing I play chess!

[@amantedojapao6411]

@@ike1791 ye

[@synex.4143]

@@ike1791 Thank you so much for knowing he plays chess!

[@mastermaniac1911]

It's a stupid rule that shouldn't exist.

[@mrjules2008]

This is why it’s been discovered chess players burn over 5000 calories a day during these tournaments. I’ve got a sweat on just watching it.

[@skaizu]

No you fucking idiot you have no idea how many calories are burned. Fucking dumbass

[@yuzeki]

@@skaizu r/wooooosh

[@mr.patata812]

@@skaizu Hey, bro relax, go back to Leage of legends

[@skaizu]

@@mr.patata812 Who the fuck plays league of legends expect virgins?

[@Vincent-oo7jr]

@@skaizu yo chill mate

[@JoferChannel]

minuto 5:33 no entiendo ese moviento, por que recogio el peon de morozevich y porque avanzo el peon de magnus?

[@Capitalh22]

5:33 Peon al paso. La jugada más desconocido por muchos que juegan ajedrez!!

[@jabenx1041]

Na, solo los principiantes

[@arnoldlopez4350]

Yo literal pare en vídeo y dije como " que mierda...!?"

[@lvzvelft8372]

Si lo vi raro y eso que no juego ajedrez

[@zhuchao9641]

También le dicen "Captura al paso"

[@gianlucaolano5341]

Llevo jugando ajedrez desde que tengo 3 años y si, jamás supe que eso se podía hacer (jugaba ocasionalmente, diversión más que otra cosa)

[@animate4529]

The most silent war ive ever heard.

[@friedrichfermi6559]

Wonderful game. One of my favorite thing about chess is watching Carlsen's endgames.

[@CosyBrew]

Carlsen could've won a rook at 8:57 with Qb8+!

[@joddle23]

Yeah, you're right! You can see the twitch in Morozevich's face after Carlsen misses it :D

[@CosyBrew]

Derek O'Connor Exactly right, and pretty comical to watch. Luckily for him, Carlsen at that moment pretty much moved without thinking. Time pressure will do that. :D

[@R1d3rrr]

But he had a time trouble...

[@Hwkman4]

How would the rest of the game played out?

[@R1d3rrr]

Hwkman4 what minute? Or you mean after last move?

[@Kpsr]

im worried about people who watch such videos why are you interested in such level of chess and dont even know what is en passant...

[@zakarias1907]

Why are you worried?

[@charisellim3754]

everybody who play chess knows that

[@robjohansen8357]

I'm worried about people who don't even know how to use contractions of I am.

[@calebghirmai6478]

+Rob Johansen Nice

[@ninasibanda4538]

Dts a ? for those who ar clueless lk yu maan

[@dokielkchero]

Algo que no entiendo, es porque se dan la mano al final, si nadie aún gana? Perdonen por mi pregunta es que no se esas cosas de inteligentes

[@SaNDRiTa1919]

Marcus se ha quedado sin tiempo (le quedan 3 segundos). Cuando se quedan sin tiempo gana el que tiene más puntos (calculados a partir del número y tipo de piezas sobre el tablero: 14 vs 12). Carlsen en 3 segundos no tiene ya manera de ganar. Solo puede comerse el caballo con la reina, pero esta sería comida después por el peón.

[@JJony123]

it's called capturing pawn en passant. Why watch super GM game if you dont even know basics

[@Xarx3s]

This is what I've been thinking while reading these comments.

[@dmzone64]

Way to promote a sport in extinction progress... very supportive.

[@daivebiz7152]

Super true hahaha

[@aryaandhika2128]

"Outstanding Move"

[@eduardo_castelo]

Ninguém: A KZbin: vou recomendar um vídeo de 2012 sobre xadrez

[@dollyncomunist4]

Eduardo Castelo exatamente kkkk

[@TheInterestate]

E eu querendo saber quem ganhou. Quem estende a mão perde?

[@tk3fx785]

@@TheInterestate n entendi tb kkkkkkk n foi xeque mate

[@albertto_souza]

Eles devem saber muito já que a gente clicou kkkkk

[@dollyncomunist4]

@@tk3fx785 eles estenderam a mão Pq ambos concordaram q era um empate E continuar jogando ali não resultaria em nada

[@rosahelenaleao9890]

Pensa rápido e certeiro. Boa!

[@jesusmariagarciaocio621]

Good play

[@war4race622]

Just a single click of "Chess king sacrifice" and its keep showing ALL Chess video

[@felipe2235]

ikr

[@akaiyui9300]

Lmao.

[@raunakjain5612]

Hi levy fans like me🙋🏻‍♂️🙋🏻‍♂️❤️

[@danieal5506]

here we go

[@farmehrrazaghimanesh1211]

Hyd

[@ramisplaysroblox2561]

I got a 53 second ad and while it was loading I thought it was the entire game

[@potatosacker8070]

That queen sacrifice for more pieces was remarkable!

[@thermalgaming4710]

5:34 How does he do pawn for his pawn horizontally?

[@anonymushadow282]

I'm not the only one that saw that jajaja

[@prophanatorheatraverre8050]

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/En_passant : pretty weird but legal move

[@feelcollins4358]

It's a special pawn capture that can happen when the opposing pawn uses a 2 square forward move, this is my first time seeing it too.

[@jimmaihmanlapig7971]

Even in TGQ, Beth Harmon didn't used the "en passant" rule.

[@kanadelleangel2730]

It's called en passant

[@sheylamendoza1246]

Mas de 25 millones de vistas, WOU

[@goldentwillight]

Who’s the winner 😅😂 someone tell me please.