Magnus Carlsen SHOCKED his opponent with the Halloween Gambit!

[@GMIgorSmirnov]

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[@YellowSpaceMarine]

I think the pawns on g6 and a3 matter a lot. The g6 pawn prevents the knight from retreating to a safe defensive square and the a3 pawn prevent the night from developing to b4.

[@QZI37]

Nb4 would lose the bishop and allow a huge threat on the king, rook, and queen.

[@secretasianman2531]

a3 not as much as g-6 IMO, but agreed that g-6 being occupied probably prompted the delayed gambit.

[@bmanchess8911]

What was that sound at 2:51?

[@juanpabloranninger7967]

Great video I really enjoy these game analysis!!!

[@fenryrtheshaman]

Seems like he went for the halloween because the best response to pawn bullying, knight G7, was blocked by opponent's pawn

[@artlupinacci6759]

Greatly enjoy your game analysis!

[@thorrorman]

This is my favorite game I've seen so far! To answer the question, chess is easy to learn buyt hard to master. Like with everything, most of your growth will be in the beginning of learning chess, but as you go on and learn more you'll get some new learning spikes.

[@michaelwright8896]

What about Garry Kasparov's Immortal Game?

[@danielsanders4791]

Good one

[@amiramores4010]

Among us was playing white💀

[@onyxia8786]

Ya know what? I bet you all that stockfish would've traded those queens and lost the game as white 😂🤣😂

[@michaelwright8896]

Stockfish will beat Carlsen 1,000,000,000,000 > 0 He will never even draw once.

[@LathishRshankar]

Thanks for uploading this. Carlsen always plays novelties! 😅

[@singhisbling5941]

Damn good

[@harrisbobroff9813]

Definitely a 3 repeat.

[@BESTEXTREMESPORTS]

beautiful 😜