Magnus Carlsen is "salty" for Lichess Titled Arena 6

[@ChessNetwork]

More bullet chess games by Magnus Carlsen can be viewed here: kzbin.info/aero/PLQsLDm9Rq9bGvHidnLt2A9hbt-Pxj2yT_

[@AjayMohanan]

Who is Night-king96?

[@ChessNetwork]

lichess.org/@/Night-King96

[@AjayMohanan]

ChessNetwork lol, I was suspecting another super GM. :-)

[@danmeadowsmusic]

Love your commentary! Super enjoyable to learn from someone knowledgeable on high level chess games, I wouldn't know what the hell Carlsen's intentions with his moves were otherwise. I hope I can get beyond 1450 ranking someday soon :P

[@kinuux]

38:45 it's a logic resign , knight b3 & it's over

[@BeerdyBruceLeeCentral]

Magnus was using a cheat engine the whole time, his brain. Not fair.

[@ChessNetwork]

:)

[@IAMDEATHM4]

LOL! He's the strongest player in the world and define fair.

[@vindj2391]

@@IAMDEATHM4 that's the joke alright calm down buddy

[@vgamerul4617]

@@vindj2391 u2

[@daredevilofficial4100]

Lucaskingofchess I would suggest you read the message again. He actually agreed with you, he said Magnus’s brain was so good that his brain felt like a cheat 🤣

[@amiramkrasner]

Watching two of the best pros in their craft, Carlsen in chess and Jerry in broadcasting. No one better than this two.

[@Danumurti18]

Jerry playing and Magnus commenting, probably is even better?

[@chrisiver8506]

lol magnus would be cringing at every move

[@RalfStephan]

Agree, the future of chess reporting is here

[@xavierpaquin]

Svidler is up there though

[@AmabossReally]

20:25 I never thought I would see it in my lifetime... the GLITCH GAMBIT!

[@amuricuh6143]

KingDavidusLongScrotum IV only world champions. first a magical rook now an invisible pawn

[@sysys1]

I think what happened in this game is Jerry's window opened up at the same time white played 1.e4, and somehow that move did not get registered. You can see that the move list on the right is showing black's moves in the white column, and vice versa. Later the bishop moves to e2 on top of the phantom e pawn. Very weird glitch but I assume it would only affect spectators, not the actual players.

[@MasDingos]

It's not nearly as bad as the AFG, Adobe Flash Gambit.

[@dereksands659]

Jerry doesn't know about the bishop taking your own pawn rule on e2 rule.

[@k2cr]

Derek Sands this is why carlson is #1

[@russellfroggatt]

Extremely high level commentary. Don't know how you keep up.

[@mtreder4]

I second that. No one better.

[@robertohiggins5334]

Very entertaining as well!

[@turtle207]

Simply strong player.

[@MrRobbyvent]

"pattern recognition"

[@jackmuller5478]

jerry is rated 2500 on lichess as well i believe, so no surprise really

[@MrFrak0207]

20:04 the bishop just casually takes his own pawn hahahha what a screen fail

[@Ryan-kb8ui]

Fabs what the hell was that lol

[@SawSaw-ul8xu]

Stop forgetting to start your videos with "Hi everyone it's Jerry" I don't care how excited you are to get into the content. That's your brand. HI EVERYONE ITS JERRY SAY IT WITH ME NOW

[@FromTheMountain]

It was a livestream though, not a video.

[@chessthisout]

He's salty for youtube.

[@SynsityGW]

@@FromTheMountain he should drop a "hi everyone it's jerry" every few minutes for all the new viewers, it's only fair

[@vgamerul4617]

@@SynsityGW lol

[@daredevilofficial4100]

At 38:52, I’m pretty sure Magnus had Knight to b3 (Nb3!!). This would block off the square the bishop wants to get to in order to capture the pawn. Best resistance by White would be to capture the knight at that point (Bxb3). EDIT: The King is actually getting in the way of the Bishop trying to get on a new diagonal in a hypothetical last stand to hunt down the pawn. But the bishop can’t make use of b1 anyway, the pawn would have been pushed and would smack it right down and happily queen ;)

[@rotagbhd]

I think the sounds of piece movement is essential for bullet.

[@ChessNetwork]

There's certainly a handicap when playing without sound. It'll occasionally happen that I blink, and miss my opponent's move.

[@mtreder4]

I enjoyed watching this one without the piece sounds. It made for a smoother flow.

[@MrSupernova111]

Good point. Now I know how I have been losing some games in bullet. Thanks for the tip! :)

[@Somuchcooleronline1]

@@ChessNetwork So that's how I need to beat you! Good to know.

[@cristerronaldosuwy7454]

Drdrunkestien is carlsen

[@JJ-kl7eq]

1:23:54 Crime reported: A salty and a battery.

[@10Slayer01]

I don't get why he didn't just play Bg1 after Qf1. He's queening next move anyway...

[@jeremiesavon7226]

That would certainly lead to a draw after Bb6

[@jeremiesavon7226]

@Tokisaki Kurumi didnt understood why is Bb6 a loss 🤔

[@kelleywhitehurst3180]

How was that a legal move at 19:50? It looks like the bishop jumps the pawn in the opening... is that legal?

[@joelvilleneuve7037]

Right off the very bat the bishop went through a pawn??

[@jeremylawrenceamadehilledw6515]

You can see the glitch at 20:30 in the opening. Carlsen gets his light square bishop on d3 despite seemingly not moving his e or g pawns, which is probably why you correctly observed that it was a strange looking opening. If you look at the smaller game view during the lobby screen view you can see that Carlsen does actually play e4 after d4.

[@cptnoremac]

1:24:18 That's a hell of a pre-move gambit on Rebecca's part. He could have easily lost if Magnus had looked at the board for a half second first.

[@cptnoremac]

Oh my God. He did it again at 1:30:46. Magnus would no doubt have pre-moved Bxb2; he wasn't ready to actually move again after Rebecca just moved the king.

[@chessgains8075]

@@cptnoremac so nice to see now that I know that thats Naroditsky

[@JalebJay]

38:54 61. Bd5 Nb3 and pawn promotes

[@Tesla_Death_Ray]

"I hate playing against this guy, he's so much better than me. Sad but true." - Carlsen on RebeccaHarris, April 2018

[@Mustafa-vu5ke]

Tesla Death Ray where did he say that lol

[@Kelsenellenelvial]

he said it on Twitch

[@TheTricktracktruck]

yes who is she/he?

[@LordFrieza26]

RebeccaHarris = Daniel Naroditsky

[@andreialexandruparfeni7129]

Mustafa Lichess Arena 4, right? The stream with the amazing comeback.

[@capercaillie01]

DrDrunkenstein at 2:03:47 with 0 points

[@RecursiveTriforce]

19:33 Nice Bishop!

[@mateipopescu4338]

TheMasterMind ..how

[@Joslinmeister]

TheMasterMind. 19:31 and black moved first lol

[@GooTube3110]

Matei Popescu white played 1. e4 but the board didnt show

[@jdavis.fw303]

I'm glad Im not the only one who saw an impossible move.

[@scottpaul7427]

I think when he switched back from the standings somehow it was just at the right time that his browser missed 1. e4. At 19:30 you can see black moves first and it's recorded as 1. d6. At 19:38 you can see black castle then play Nd5 without white moving, but e5 is shown on the move list (as 5. ..e5 instead of 6. e5). Obviously it was displaying correctly for the players.

[@mchappster3790]

38:50 white resigned because of Nb3?

[@kuxhu1]

MCHappster yeah, the knight block and is gg

[@slowpoke126]

Yeah. And Magnus trolled him with the wait.

[@mchammer5026]

came here to say that

[@kittyrules]

The chat was screaming tat during the livestream lol

[@comic4relief]

Yes

[@AgentSmith911]

Very well spotted in the beginning there Jerry, you oughta seek a job as a senior detective 😊

[@markdelgado7130]

You would know agent. 😎

[@mattg6262]

When I watch your tournament narrations on 1.5 or 2x speed you sound like an auctioneer. It's hilarious and still instructive.

[@edgarramos1499]

39:00 why weird resign? Black plays knight B3 and the Bishop is cut off from attacking Whites pawn. White King is on C3 so if Bishop takes Knight the King takes Bishop and pawn marches to become a Queen.

[@Kobra-Kyle]

"Little Plotkin is berserking the salty one." I don't know why that sentence just made me crack up. Thank you for uploading this !

[@leomeyer3852]

11:49 Bc5. He missed it. He’s human. Thanks God.

[@CortoMontez]

Comcast gambit :D

[@MrFrak0207]

19:32 what happened here? How was the bishop able to move without any of the pawns making space?

[@jonorgames9880]

Fabs, must be a glitch?

[@bluejcube94]

it was the same glitch that happened at 20:15 the pawn had already moved.

[@khususlol7700]

yeah and black made the first move somehow

[@lordhelmet614]

White played pawn to E4 on the first move, but lichess didnt show it. Thats why black apparently moved first, the bishop could get to D3, then 'ate' its own pawn. When black moved twice in a row, white moved his pawn to E5.

[@loooooodo]

56:14 59:58 1:07:00 1:22:08 1:28:14 1:42:17 1:46:17 Playback speed 0.25... Enjoy the games, and Jerry's stoned voice... :D

[@markusstark8564]

38:45 Of course not a3-a2? Just Nb3, game over.

[@alephnull4044]

1:37:28 If he had promoted to a knight, this game would have gone down in chess history as the 'Immortal Flag'.

[@0xc0ffee_]

I swear Chess Network giggle is literally a relaxing sound

[@scarletevans4474]

9:12 what is "IQ pee position"?? And he mentions it like few times

[@kunlea7578]

IQP-Isolated Queen Pawn

[@leerobbo92]

38:45 Is because of Nb3, no? Blocking the bishop's view of a2, plus white's king is offside.

[@nugnug501]

At 38:50, white resigned because Magnus can play nb3. The knight shields the pawn from the bishop's eyes. Then black can play kb2, then promote the pawn with a2 and a1. There's nothing white can do, besides trading the bishop for the knight, because his king is too far away.

[@anontcr]

Can someone explain to me how at 19:34 the bishop moved over the pawn? Is that a new chess rule i didn't know about?

[@thomasschreiber4724]

at around 19:35, how did the bishop go to d3 (2.Bd3)?? it seems like there is a mistake there

[@thomasschreiber4724]

aaah is ee the glitch was mentioned afterwards

[@Wishwader]

It was indeed a glitch with liChess at 20mins in.

[@ygtygt1412]

19:50 How did the white Bishop happened to be on d3? Neither e2 nor g2 is empty.

[@batuhancaylak11]

At 19.36,how could the white bishop be at d3 when the e2 or g2 pawns are not moved yet ??

[@BattleFieldGalaxy]

11:49 Bc5? What am I missing

[@marekadamowicz4488]

SingingChess After Bc5 white sacrifices the queen and goes on to win the endgame. It's basic stuff really.

[@fndTenorio]

SingingChess black missed.

[@fndTenorio]

Marek Adamowicz what?

[@Mooshuist]

lolz

[@BattleFieldGalaxy]

Marek Adamowicz I hope you're being sarcastic lol

[@alexting827]

19:31 WAIT BLACK MOVED FIRST???????? AND HOW'D THE BISHOP GET TO D3????????? THEN BLACK MOVED TWICE IN A ROW!!!!! >:( THEN THE BISHOP TOOK ITS OWN PAWN ON E2?????? AND THEN AN INVISIBLE PAWN APPEARED ON E5????????? LICHESS WHAT YOU DOING?!

[@lordhelmet614]

White played pawn to E4 on the first move, but lichess didnt show it. Thats why black apparently moved first, the bishop could get to D3, then 'ate' its own pawn. When black moved twice in a row, white moved his pawn to E5.

[@threethrushes]

I play video at x.75 and it is still too fast to see whats happening for me.

[@jackmuller5478]

imagine having to think that fast for 2 hours straight

[@GooTube3110]

msb2 is Matthias Bluebaum (#2 in Germany)

[@einSteppenwolf]

Options → Playback speed → ×0.25 → *ENJOY*

[@jrblackify]

I think, at 3:38, the point of 24. Rc1 was if 24. ... Qxb6?? Rc8+ wins the black Q.

[@izjgxj4275]

Can someone pls explain how the heck the bishop got to d3 at 19:34???

[@threethrushes]

Forkaroni! Choparoni! Gotta love Jerroni!

[@FinlandForceTeam]

Lmao i love it, this guy is beating fide masters and grandmasters left and right with ease, this must be carlsen

[@ThazRuler]

3:21 I don't understand why black didn't just grab the knight with the pawn. It was a free piece, wasn't it?

[@hirozensarutobi470]

Look at 19:35 how the hell you can move white bishop that is being blocked by the pawn?

[@TonyTigerTonyTiger]

@38:49 You seem surprised that white resigned. But after black plays Nb3 then he queens the pawn without white being able to give up his bishop for the pawn.

[@briansheldon6804]

11:49 Bc5 missed? I mean I guess even the best of the best are going to miss some straightforward tactics at this fast of a time control.

[@hhisaliar]

Nice catch

[@rhalleballe]

At 38:52 of course white resigns due to black moving Nb3 (blocking the bishop and the pawn on a3 is queening).

[@rhalleballe]

At 11:50 "Salty" Carlson(?) overlooked immediate win with 24. Bc5 (instead of 24. f6??).

[@kelleywhitehurst3180]

How was that a legal move at 19:50? It looks like the bishop jumps the pawn in the opening... is that legal?

[@cptnoremac]

1:56:55 I don't see how taking the pawn is losing. I just set this up and played against Stockfish and it was a draw after taking.

[@lcommander631]

19:30 yea don't mind me im just gonna make the first move with black😂 19:35 yea don't mind me I'm just gonna make two moves in a row as black, no need for you to move on this turn buddy😂 Epic.

[@RedEyesUDragon]

I appreciate the effort and time put into making Magnus Carlsen a salt shaker, however much or little.

[@jasongg7327]

@38:49 the knight plays to b3 to block and then the pawn is free to push?

[@iregretdoingthis2539]

41:17 The best chess player from this country

[@coosoorlog]

Kim himself for sure

[@rishi9385]

38:52 white resigned because black was going to play Nb3 and there is no way stopping the pawn

[@BlackLightning0Games]

19:33 How did the bishop move there?

[@twist2shout]

THIS IS WEIRD

[@martinet1985]

glitch

[@alexandergoldthorpe4585]

19:30 Black moved first, and I swear in that game Magnus put a bishop on top of his pawn on e2. EDIT: White moved e5 on move 5, but never played e4. Weird game. EDIT: Magnus played e4 on the first move, but it never registered, shifting all the other moves back one. I think I done figured it out.

[@asdfghjkllkjhgfdsa8725]

Alexander Goldthorpe this doesn't make any sense

[@PsychozaBezNogi]

Is there any possibility that during those live games any player could use engine analysis and follow moves suggested to win?

[@cantcatchme6749]

There's a watchdog sistem that recognizes players that use engines

[@MSwobs]

2:13 can someone tell me why king just didn’t take bishop... please

[@BongelaMnguni]

At 20:03 did the white bishop capture its own pawn on e2?

[@joechrisman217]

At 11:49 why did magnus play f6 instead of bc5 pinning the queen

[@jonathanhandojo]

Pre-move mode I suppose

[@LuckyJeanModel]

I've been watching your videos for almost a year now and only just subscribed. The commentary on the 5th game against Rebecca Harris was just amazing.

[@rmendeljacobs2832]

Jerry, at 38:52, Nb3 wins. I believe that's why white resigned.

[@ivansokic7590]

3:26 Can somebody tell me whats wrong with just taking the knight with the pawn?

[@ivansokic7590]

thanks

[@williamwu1532]

11:49, didn't magnus have Bc5, winning the queen?

[@nobodyreally2144]

Yes, they both missed Bc5. But like Karpov once said "When I see winning move I just play it and don't bother looking for something better."

[@srikanthkusumanchi7658]

20:04 pawn on e2 vanishes wow. did anyone else saw this? and reappears on e5. how???

[@Spazticspaz]

2:13 why didnt he take bishop someone explain i am slow of mind

[@kaipablanca]

because he resigned. white was lost and had no chance in a position like that, there would be no point in taking the bishop white was going to lose anyway

[@levinies2187]

At 1:45:00 Bh6 would be even stronger right? Of course you can't blame him in this time control

[@johngreco5813]

38:47 He Just blocks the bishop with Nb3 and then pushes the pawn since the knight is supported by the king. I'm surprised you didn't see it because you totally called it a few seconds before when you said, "Ok we are gonna see something tricky here." hahaha great commentary!

[@davidhubac2323]

19:33, how did the bishop get to d3?

[@davidhubac2323]

and 20:06 he captured his own pawn? :D

[@fgcwaterboy]

At 19:32 how did whites bishop cross over the pawn?

[@MindFlowersDotNet]

Great job commentating on these mind-melting games Jerry!

[@TomLiberman]

I'd love to see Jerry's audio superimposed on video of Carlsen as he is playing. Extra Salty!

[@mystikwhitewolf]

20:17 black to move then what happens? a complete glitch or what?

[@mystikwhitewolf]

yeah there is really only one pawn missing off the board there too I can't watch games of chess like this.

[@mystikwhitewolf]

never mind I figured it out.

[@animerandomness]

Jerry, quick question. What exactly does 'IQP' stand for? I hear you say that every once in a while, but I don't know what it means.

[@ChessNetwork]

Isolated Queen Pawn

[@animerandomness]

Thanks. I thought it would be 'inside' Queen pawn, or something like that.

[@skwasigr]

20:03 how could the white bishop beat HIS OWN e2 pawn? and again at 20:15. That seems like a serious bug. Eidt: a it was a glitch, ok

[@jrblackify]

At 2:03:47 you can see DrDrunkenstein in 209th place, rated 2882. Isn't that Magnus?

[@dekippiesip]

@0:58 how does a GM allow a fork like that? That's the kind of mistake I would make and I'm a total chess noob. I know they have only 1 min but still....

[@wordsworm]

At 38:48 knight blocks bishop to B3 and pawn pushes to become queen.

[@deep_mute8709]

Thanx for streaming and guidance through this event! Your commentary, as always, was lighthearted and fun to watch, and you picked the right one to follow right from the start! - Meanwhile confusion was all over the place, when a “salty one” was sneaking in, in the last moment, haha! I would have wildly clicked around and missed half of the show figuring out what the hell is going on.

[@Fernacholibre]

38:46 white resigned because Nb3 blocks the bishop from the a2 square and the pawn can get easily pushed

[@anuraglamichhane1733]

Who is Rebecca Harris? Giving Mangnus a tough time. Nakamura?

[@CCoraxTV]

Daniel Naroditsky

[@matejsedlacek3113]

Amazing vido! Thanks for the commentary, Jerry!

[@martinhoff98]

Im actually more impressed that you could even keep up with the moves and the outcome of exchanges with these lightning paced games

[@Krtekcze]

What is this mastery at 1:35:00 ? Utterly insane skill

[@martin-o6n4e]

Congrats to Jerry for sneaking out the sneakiness first than anyone else.

[@toompie69]

58:48 Time cut in half why?

[@cantcatchme6749]

He went berserk, it's a feature where you double your time at the the beggining of the game, and get 3 points for winning (5 on a streak)

[@quantumhorizon7514]

Can anyone speculate how Carlsen would stand against Nakamura in 1|0 currently?

[@eyeborg3148]

Quantum Horizon Carlsen has played naka before on chess.com tournament just look it up on KZbin and Carlsen won pretty handily.

[@From_Orbit]

5:51 Isn't it a checkmate in two once white takes on the 8th rank? Re1 kd1 rd1+?

[@tomerzie]

you mean ..Re1, Rd1 Rxd1+, Nxd1 and then black lost 2 rooks for 1

[@From_Orbit]

ohhh I see. Thank you!

[@Jostra_FAME]

38:50 He resigned cuz he can put the knight next to the king to cover the pawn. So it would end up in an exchange resulting in a queen at the end

[@sevanjoenoes5485]

Isn't Bishop C5 winning after f3 by white at 11:48 ?

[@punyan775]

Yes

[@jebrondale7600]

Jerry, do you work at all? Also, I don't really understand why there are so many low quality videos put out full of blitz and bullet games. Why not just collect the strategic and tactical highlights and teach those in a condensed 15 minute highlight reel video like IM Kislik does on his channel?

[@nobodyreally2144]

This is not a "low quality video". I thoroughly enjoyed this. Bullet/blitz is about action, not analysis.

[@santiagovelez1447]

19:33 how did the bishop get there?

[@Wishwader]

One of the better chess commentators on the net over recent years. Glad you've stuck with it Jerry.

[@viktorbilstad9148]

How the f did the bishop get to d3? Can it jump over the pawn??? 19:33

[@viktorbilstad9148]

Haha, I saw the "glitch" part afterwards. Nevermind...

[@kapildahal5557]

In 19:34, how did the bishop came to the square d3? Lol

[@Atsah]

Can you cover the game between Mamedyarov and Carlsen at Biel round 6 please?