Magnus humiliates a 2400 rated opponent who offered him a draw

[@kawabalik5080]

Bro you need stop cheating you moved a pawn line diagonal but without killing a peace. That's an illegal move brother you need stop this T

[@RonicTheEgg]

En pesaunt

[@okaberintaro3936]

Bro are you serious rn 💀

[@RonicTheEgg]

Peasant ☕

[@jasonuerkvitz3756]

@@RonicTheEgg en croissant, en puissant, or maybe it's en passant, but it's most likely en pissant...lol

[@i_guess109]

is this supposed to be a joke 💀

[@tiberiu_nicolae]

You miss 100% of the draws you don't offer -Wayne Gretzky

[@ZerosPromise]

You miss 100% of the draws you offer

[@waynehascrashed8883]

Ur not wrong

[@Cerioth]

Wayne Gretzky has the best chess quotes

[@cesarg4328]

-Michael Scott

[@calob3927]

The great one

[@georgeedwardes5318]

Magnus on turn 10: He's intending to checkmate me Me feeling smug: I figured that out on turn 1

[@fredartchannel7508]

you may be new to chess but people tend to play for draw when playing against an opponent they know they cant beat. him playing for mate isnt as trivial as you may think

[@georgeedwardes5318]

@fredartchannel7508 really? I genuinely thought I was better than Magnus and I could be the best player in the world if I could just figure out how the horsey moved

[@Lynix_UK]

@@georgeedwardes5318 you didnt really imply that in your first comment

[@ryanhoang1123]

its funny, but at the same time at a very high level players do play for draws, so its not really weird for him to say that. He probably is wired to see if his opponents are going to play to draw the game or actually go for the checkmate

[@davidtrueblood1863]

@@georgeedwardes5318🤣

[@JecIsBec]

“He’s intending to checkmate me” wise words from Magnus

[@ericalover3025]

A 2400 player does not know how to play against the Sicilian how pathetic

[@07murdoc28]

@@ericalover3025you are probably 600 elo lmfao

[@MahGray]

@@ericalover3025Like holy shit does it even matter if you know how to play against Sicilian if you are playing against Magnus, nahh fam I would rather take a smaller beating than that bullshit.

[@Sprtschk]

@@MahGray It does matter, ya know...

[@MahGray]

@@Sprtschk Well thats fair…

[@clintoruss153]

Magnus : " he's offering me a draw, fuck off " 😆🤣😂 never heard him drop an f bomb

[@samayahone3497]

you havent watched his streams then? guy swears like a sailor xD

[@joeythelemur2]

Drunk Magnus deploys the f bomb regularly. :-)

[@LK25278]

​@@samayahone3497 not really to be fair, but he doesnt refrain from it when the chance presents itself

[@samayahone3497]

@@LK25278 eh let me have my hyperbole

[@kvihoang]

he even sweared on the candidates commentary too.

[@cursedfetus5406]

He played a good game,humiliate is a strong word

[@user-db2uj9vc7s]

Magnus was not even trying

[@TheCrispyCrumbler-nz9gi]

@@user-db2uj9vc7she has 800 more ELO

[@unclebary1866]

​@user-db2uj9vc7s halfway through the game he says he shouldve taken the draw, hes not the god of war he just plays good chess

[@Arizona9001]

He did not play a good game.

[@ahmedaliraqi17]

​@@unclebary1866wish more ppl were like you

[@prestoo264]

the guy offered a draw because he knew he was gonna run out of time and blunder

[@Thunder_Tracks]

he calculated that a gazillion moves ago

[@h0lydazee]

3:54 for people who dont wanna wait

[@CosmicBS]

Ty

[@msj5798]

Ty

[@waltuh4773]

What a chad ty

[@IsanG08]

Bro what all you need to do is look at the most replayed you fucking knob

[@miw879]

you're the man

[@skateboarder27292]

“He does have some potential though” - high praise from a GM to a 2400 -

[@naymello]

"a gm"

[@Muhammad.1]

@@naymello *THE GM*

[@ricksaburai]

You can be a GM at 2500 you know.

[@Hexspa]

Me and the auto captions think he said “attacking” potential

[@DanielEscovedo]

Misleading title at best, he was actually very humble in stating "he should have accepted the draw afterwards, no "humiliation" here...

[@ycrem0n]

He said fuck off first tho

[@johnsnow8591]

Yeah, he wanted to see the result of this play, even though this may have led to his own demise. It shows his curiosity and accountability.

[@Exachad]

The draw was a sign of respect. Even though he was in a winning position, he still had no confidence in winning against Magnus because he knew the skill difference.

[@CorpusFisty]

That’s probably it, but it wasn’t as winning as he may have thought. Engine only gives it +1 for white.

[@Fentanylenjoyer...]

​@@CorpusFisty+1 against THE worlds best Champion rated 850points more than you is much more impressive than you think.

[@ottokaare5925]

​@@CorpusFistythat's huge

[@CorpusFisty]

@@Fentanylenjoyer... It's a few centipawns higher than the starting position as white.

[@Fentanylenjoyer...]

@@CorpusFisty il be honest I have no idea what a centipawn is

[@edisfoamy]

“Probably should’ve taken the draw.” Still wins it anyway.

[@Vic-E.]

Opponent: offer draw Magnus: so you have chosen death

[@boyaoli840]

Just a normal win for him. Nothing related to “Humiliate”.

[@freestylerr1476]

A needs view so he have to lie about the title lol

[@redjupiter2236]

Then you wouldn’t have clicked on the video

[@justacustodian4186]

Yeah, it really didn't feel like a humiliation, neither skill-wise nor in his behaviour. He just seemed amused by the draw offer and reacted a bit jokingly to it.

[@icio011]

If a 2400 offers me a draw i'd gladly accept it

[@IskandarTheWack]

Nah I’m either drawing blood from the best in the world or I’m dying lol. Now it’s another matter if it looks like a long drawn out draw situation with an anon online, where it’s genuinely a nigh or full draw situation

[@DoctorHomunculous]

if a 3200 tells me to fuck off i'll gladly fuck off

[@izanazir7088]

Opponent: Draw? Magnus: This Man Shall Know Pain

[@andrewbloom7694]

Imagine the balls it takes to offer a draw to Magnus with THAT kind of position lol

[@SimpleAnimation.]

AYO 🤨📸 what do ya mean with balls

[@HassleHoffer372]

@@SimpleAnimation. courage you five-year-old looking for drama

[@strikesun3992]

@@HassleHoffer372 gottem

[@JayneMcdaniel-jp5el]

​@@SimpleAnimation. ur 5 bruh hop off

[@SimpleAnimation.]

@@HassleHoffer372 Bro calm down im older it’s just a joke I know what they mean with that

[@KvS1248]

“He’s intending to checkmate me” 😄

[@writamchatterjee4676]

Leonardo DiCaprio face ""awwwww"

[@SinclairLocke]

that's usually what you do in chess yes

[@potxtoe]

2:47 "bead sounds coming through the mic" 💀💀💀

[@binayakchoudhary7808]

💀

[@smugram5937]

Best chess player of all time is a gen z

[@konsolebox]

​@@smugram5937 Who's gen-z?

[@JAmes-BoNDOO7]

Can someone explain?

[@Travvypattyy]

@@konsolebox hans

[@Life_of_Matthew]

The fact that he was in a winning position and offered Magnus a draw. Respect

[@Thunder_Tracks]

2:26 its good to see him finally make some human like moves

[@KoonSha]

*opponent offers a draw* Magnus : *“Fuck off”*

[@marathonour]

The worst she can say is no. Magnus Carlsen:

[@chrisoliver4663]

considering that most of us would just resign if we had to play Magnus... this guy did alright, he played an attacking game against the GOAT.

[@lolivanovich4518]

Who the hell would resign given the chance to play Magnus Carlsen (most likely once in your life)

[@kenzidoestoomuch]

Why would I resign lol

[@since1876]

It's so disgusting how he takes games he should lose and then turns them around and completely dominates the board...

[@eyalkarni3290]

The opponent shouldn't have sacked

[@RonaldDraxer-rb4qm]

Chess can always change in a single move

[@since1876]

@@RonaldDraxer-rb4qm not always. Forced mate means you have no option to change how the game goes, therefore no move will change the outcome.....but yeah I know what you mean, you just chose to use the word always so I had to be that guy 😜

[@behavior2836]

@@since1876 you didn't have to be that guy

[@since1876]

@@behavior2836 mandated by law in my jurisdiction

[@vinherrera5525]

It's all fun and games until you offer Magnus a draw.

[@asalic1174]

why did he sacced the bishop that was such a obvious mistake

[@Carboy45]

Probably cause they were low on time so they were panicking

[@justbleedprod.9414]

After all that pressure on the king side I would have folded but Magnus just casually loses the exchange then goes on to WIN the game.

[@ToxicQT]

Can someone explain the line at 2:40 for me? I see the discovered check into taking a rook back, but doesnt white just end up ahead on pieces?

[@jas_bataille]

One thing I noticed about world champions and top 1% in anything really, is that the biggest difference between them and other players that could actually be there is their passion and attitude. ***They do it more seriously than anyone but they don't take it too seriously.*** They have fun. SO many super talented people never get there because they're overthinking! You gotta let it flow and trust your abilities.

[@georgejuh]

You see Magnus now in his later years where he is trading progress in his chess ability for the ability to have fun, be social, and be a good streamer. These super GMs in their youth take it very seriously and all they care about is winning. Them being able to do what they do so well and have fun with it is because of their past extreme dedication to getting better at the game.

[@thecrazygamertarun5265]

​@@georgejuhare you sure about that

[@georgejuh]

@@thecrazygamertarun5265 it is important to have fun

[@breadfan262]

When I offer draws, I feel like I’m offering an olive branch. When my opponents offer draws…I say, “F&@k off” too.

[@jesusofbullets]

There was an Indian dude who kept throwing draws at me when I was checking him each time. His intent was to stall until I ran out of time hitting no every move. I still checkmated him.

[@Janksta]

that mustve been funny lol

[@jesusofbullets]

@@Janksta I literally typed to him, “stop trying to force a draw, I’m not going to draw.” Just the blatant amount of draws shows how INCREDIBLY desperate the dude was to not lose. He must’ve tried like 20 times in 4 quick moves.

[@Janksta]

Lmao its crazy to see how far people would go just to not lose. If I was in that position, Id resign and see what I couldve done to prevent the loss. U live and u learn

[@poberejskii]

lol gg

[@cloudtheavegner1000]

*Opponent offers draw* Magnus: And I took that personally.

[@wheel631]

Magnus knew he would get him on time

[@igglywigglyw0rm]

WAIT A MINUTE, how does he have 2 ½ points against ThE Cagnus Marlsen

[@zapataboy9377]

They were prob playing a tournament

[@walterwhite210]

It was titled Tuesday magnus was on 1win 2 draws

[@dante0817]

That is tournament score.

[@genghisfarn]

I'm not gonna lie, offering a draw from a losing position is peak comedy

[@iamtheteapot7405]

Was the guy in a losing position though?

[@SavivaldybiuLyga]

He wasn't in loosing position at the moment.

[@jonathanbosma9932]

He was +0.1 but down on time. Once he gave up that a2 pon for no reason he was loosing

[@ottokaare5925]

He was winning

[@olinanvonbryan8702]

I might lose the game but I'm not gonna take the draw*

[@antoniobacic5674]

“We’re not in a charity business here” rephrased

[@pavan2201]

whats the website or app name,where theyre playing g

[@koncretemang5049]

Did the black pawn take the black knight? Or did I loose my mind?

[@XotoriD4rak]

1500s really be telling the world champion that his move is bad

[@dakshsingh9505]

Which website is this ,I want to also play chess online?

[@_lordphoenix]

"F4 is unpleasant, he's intending to check mate me" someone please tell me what he's talking about

[@jas_bataille]

F4 is the case number (each case has a code so to speak). And he's reading many moves into his opponent's strategy

[@natalya_volochay]

His every move is golden While I got 70-80% accuracy

[@stantonh1452]

How come the dude never took that pawn on C6? It’s hanging right?

[@sunil_de6856]

Now i'm not sure about this but i think this guy has played chess before...

[@justinschlankey7756]

Why is it sometimes disappear off the board when he moves his own pawn over a space? It happens in this video around the 15 sec mark

[@lizardstank]

There isn't any animation on these moves which makes it harder to understand, but that's a pre-move (indicated by the red highlighting), he moves his own pawn over his own knight anticipating that white was going to take that knight with their own knight. When the white knight took magnus''s knight, the pawn takes the white knight happens instantly (because he pre-moved that pawn). The only real purpose to pre-moving is saving time.

[@aditi002jens7]

Google premoving in online chess

[@justsomeguywithagoatee8337]

The worst she can say is "No". Her: 3:56

[@user-cl7jq2jp7x]

lol he did not see bishop takes on G6

[@Atlas_Redux]

"I might lose the game, but I'm not gonna take a draw". Part of what makes Carlsen so awesome to watch. Well, he is the endgame master of all masters, so he can afford to as well ;)

[@Janksta]

frfr

[@carrotwizard3900]

How the hell did he kill his own knight with a pawn?

[@kiroyehezkel]

He didn’t, He premoved. Magnus anticipated that the opponent will take his knight so he moved his pawn to that square.

[@InsaneC-OPS]

100 elo moment

[@h.h.h.9307]

He *KILLED* a knight.

[@voxiecal]

Premove moment

[@mrmellow1144]

100 elo pov

[@Flugeo]

The fidgeting subscribe and share buttons really make this video better. Keep it up but also try adding some constant sound effects, it really makes people wanna sub and share

[@Hansca]

Can some one explain that double move near the start to me please, I thought en passant required the taking of a piece and black seems to make two moves in a row. I only play the odd game now and then but I thought I knew the rules and I've never seen moves like that. Any help??? edit....Having watched more I'm guessing that the upload has glitches, black pawn takes black knight? White rook vanishes from the board? Must be glitches, either that or I know nothing about chess.

[@SinclairLocke]

He premoved. In online chess you can predict a move and respond before that moves happen and the move will be executed automatically. Magnus premoved the pawn to that square because he predicted the opponent will take his knight with his knight so he would take his knight with the pawn. If the opponent didnt take his knight the premove would not happen.

[@Hansca]

@@SinclairLocke Thank you.

[@PhilipSchmitz]

Why do you use a derogatory word like "humiliates"? It is just a chess game.

[@mikamifan62]

cringe

[@iangenuine]

How does a pawn go diagonal without a piece to take

[@marcuscasagrande7596]

What he did at 4:50? He moved two piece on the same turn

[@drsolo7]

Ah the Sicilian defense: taimanov

[@CharlesWachunas-ix1vf]

"Witnessing pure class? Well maybe you are...but not here" LOVE IT 😆

[@YourLocalNihilist]

And he "can't focus" because an opponent had a watch while playing.

[@drvanhelsingz5133]

I didn’t know Magnus was a streamer

[@deez001]

Humilated? He played an great game aganist the best player.

[@zachhaywood1564]

Until now, I had no idea MC was physically capable of saying "fuck"

[@Socialsoda]

so intersting to watch these!

[@Bona19646]

What happened to his knight? 3 moves in and it disappeared when he put his pawn on that square.

[@Nickolas7]

He premoved. In online chess you can predict a move and respond before that moves happen and the move will be executed automatically. Magnus premoved the pawn to that square because he predicted the opponent will take his knight with his knight so he would take his knight with the pawn. If the opponent didnt take his knight the premove would not happen.

[@DanielSong39]

OK now try beating the 2400 rated opponent with knight odds

[@AyushTH]

How the hell did his opponent lose????

[@Irishking14]

That fuck off was to funny

[@Blasterman86]

I am pretty sure his opponent did that for the banter. And besides, if you don't ask you don't get! And to be fair, the guy applied some pressure to Magnus. That's a very difficult thing to do.

[@Greatermaxim]

What does C stand for?

[@raf_dude]

that subscribe button is annoying af

[@PrakharRSingh]

That guy should be a 600. Look at how he missed the checkmate opportunity on the h-file.

[@user-ee5eb7ku4j]

personally for me nothing changed, still a world champion

[@randomstranger7471]

yeah a world champion who lost to a 19 yr old and accused him of cheating without evidence like a crybaby 😂

[@lukea136]

What kind of chess is this?!

[@Alex-B2357]

Where did the knight go?

[@scuair8281]

He doesn't look like his sound at all

[@AAA99953]

Can someone explain to me why his opponent didn't take the hanging rook at 2:43 ?

[@Max_Fogel]

Sure. The reason he doesn't take it then is because he takes it at 3:08

[@AAA99953]

@@Max_Fogel Lol

[@Aaron_1112]

​@@Max_Fogel rook

[@Carboy45]

My best guess he didn't want to be discover checked now why magnus didn't move the rook after idk probably some checkmate threat tho Edit: look though comments if u want better explanation someone else explained better than me

[@HardikShah-ee4xk]

Wasn’t Carlson set up to be mated when he castled??

[@leszekryniec7054]

It would be fun if karma hit Magnus back and he'd lose the game

[@CS_J_2023]

Magnus checkmated karma the other day

[@Fergus316]

It would be more fun for Magnus too. That's why he didn't accept the draw.

[@hectiicclaw1388]

​@@CS_J_2023 Brilliant hahaha

[@gioserchgarcia9844]

He thought he was playing against Anish Giri 😂😂

[@cypher8974]

With a little more practice, this guy can become a Grandmaster

[@bretth4988]

He may of thought he was going to win and was taking the Pi SSS

[@scottclowe]

Wow, that Subscribe animation you have is obnoxious.

[@Botozolololk14]

😂

[@takshraval.]

At 00:19 how did Magnus replace a knight?

[@bhuvanesh0115]

That's a premove.He expected the opponent to take his knight and then he takes back the opponent's knight with his pawn.Those red colored squares are those indicating premoves.

[@harikyt]

where does magnus stream ?

[@harikyt]

twitch?

[@fuckyoutube4398]

literally just plug that question into google for your answer.

[@harikyt]

@@fuckyoutube4398 I tried, but didn't get answer

[@praneelmadhuvanesh3770]

Wait. He didn’t checkmate him though? And how was he able to do two moves in a row at the end?

[@aditi002jens7]

The opponent ran out of time

[@konnapoeg]

4:46 Magnus kills his own castle? What the hell

[@lolzgang8838]

Wait you can move diagnally with the pawn?? Howmis that possible? What is this cslled?!

[@noot3778]

im not that good at chess can someone pls explain why white didn't take the rook on f8 with the bishop earlier

[@Iridescence]

Taking the rook may not be beneficial for the opponent. Remember that the squares around the black king are dark, so controlling the squares allows White to have possible mate threats via a queen infiltration. Losing the dark squared bishop means that black runs out of attacking opportunities. Surely his light squared bishop is not useful when all of Magnus's pieces are in light squares... From the theoretical standpoint, losing the dark square bishop greatly weakens White in the midgame. Even from the absolute numbers perspective, there's not much that White gains from taking down a relatively passive rook. So the response to Bishop H6 that Magnus plays is Queen B6 which is lined up on the King's diagonal. If Bishop H6 takes the rook, you can play ND3, which can't be taken by pawn or bishop because Queen provides discovered check, and then if King moves, you can sac the knight for check, which results in winning a rook back, and there are now mate threats, and White must defend against the aggression and loses the bishop. The other idea here is that if King goes back to G1 after the knight check it's now forced checkmate by knight H3 discovered double check, queen sacrifices on G1 which can only be rook take and then knight F2 smothered mate. His opponent played the proactive move to move the king to safety then Qb2 wins a pawn, if Bishop takes now, white loses the bishop and the knight is forced to move, where all squares are undesirable and NE2 can result in getting XRayed by the white bishop in a turn or two while hanging the pawn on E5 which is an equal trade. Overall, depending how white plays this, they could either be up a few points of material for a bad position or end up mated. This is called compensation, and Magnus says he may sac the exchange in order for a better position where he now has many attacks on the white king while he is relatively safe since the dark square threat doesn't exist.

[@noot3778]

@@Iridescence wow thank you so much for taking the time to write me an essay, i really appreciate it :)

[@Janksta]

@@Iridescence this comment is not even for me but thanks for being kind and spending time on the comment! ❤

[@samcheer_7711]

w comment

[@BigG61]

@@Iridescence Thank you, this kind of thinking is why I'm not even 900 yet.

[@Sou87912]

he made it looks easy

[@I_NEED_MONEY_]

Magnus said he likes my content

[@willrice2677]

“Humiliates”?? Since when is beating someone equivalent to humiliating them??🤔

[@Clutch6244]

You didn't have to cut me off

[@Alberto_Ma]

0:48 he humbled him real quick💀

[@nitishr1109]

I think hes the fucking chess king magnus carlsen

[@gksquad2024]

Guys really he is 2400 rated player?

[@mogyorospusztai]

I wish we played chess more for fun than for prestige. Titles like this are really toxic.

[@liansangkima1]

Idk but i just go with the flow and wins🤣🤣🤣 i cannot think of more than 2 move ahead 🤣🤣🤣 man

[@gauravraman6510]

How tf his score is 2.5-2 against magnus

[@sahirmuhammad3167]

What happened at 4:50?

[@Janksta]

he cheated fr