Magnus Carlsen vs GM Amin Tabatabaei | Blitz Chess 3+0 | ChessCom | October 31, 2024

[@bertieoosterveld2669]

I like this sort of chess . Magnus is un specialist. I am 75 years old. Magnus is love for chess.

[@redskins973]

9:59 lol kf3 then and rh1# is unstoppable next move

[@RUN-IT-All-The-Way-UP]

The fianchetto opening I’m surprised I just used this opening yesterday 10/30/24 crazy

[@ГидФерр]

Не могу понять,вторую партию же Магнус выиграл,почему другому защитали.

[@jonchess8844]

What a slaughter 😊

[@MrMoeqt]

magnus ends the match with his opponent resigning an equal position. for extra humiliation.

[@andresv.8880]

maybe this is Magnus' way of helping in the cheat detection 😅, if it's true that no one would cheat against him then we get some stats about their true playing strengths and if they do chesscom would catch them. Not saying this about Amin, just seems Magnus has been playing a significant variety of ~2950s and higher lately.

[@bimmerdanny659]

It's different, you can't play magnus with the same style as you play others, generally people take less risks which gets them in worse positions with less time "the magnus effect".

[@andresv.8880]

@bimmerdanny659 is that your opinion or are you stating it as a fact?

[@bimmerdanny659]

@@andresv.8880 could be both

[@zugzwangelist]

Why wouldn't people cheat against Magnus?

[@andresv.8880]

@@zugzwangelist well Kramnik likes to claim there are untouchables in chess, including Magnus and Hikaru, who his long list of potential cheaters wouldn't dare (or are not allowed 😂) to cheat against. That's what I'm referring to. There is also the fact that he's the best in the world, so his games are always under public and chesscom scrutiny, and the other fact that his win rate is like 73% so he doesn't lose much

[@abdallah4640]

Magnus farming Gm