No One Is That Fast! || Firouzja vs Gukesh || Norway Chess (2023)

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Firouzja, Alireza (2785) - Gukesh D (2732)
Norway Chess (chess24.com) [1] 2023.05.30
C50 Giuoco Pianissimo
1.e4 e5 2.Nf3 Nc6 3.Bc4 Bc5 4.d3 Nf6 5.O-O d6 6.c3 h6 7.Nbd2 a5 8.Re1 O-O 9.Nf1 a4 10.Bb5 a3 11.b4 Bb6 12.Bc4 Ne7 13.Ng3 Ng6 14.h3 c6 15.Bb3 d5 16.exd5 Nxd5 17.Bd2 Be6 18.Nh5 Bc7 19.d4 exd4 20.Nxd4 Qd6 21.Ng3 Rad8 22.Nxe6 fxe6 23.Qg4 Ne5 24.Qe2 Nxb4 25.Bg5 hxg5 26.cxb4 g6 27.Rad1 Qxb4 28.Bxe6+ Kh8 29.Rb1 Qf4 30.Rxb7 Nd3 31.Rd1 Nc1 32.Rxc1 Qxc1+ 33.Kh2 Rd2 34.Qe4 Rfxf2 35.Rxc7 Rxg2+ 36.Qxg2 Rxg2+ 37.Kxg2 Qd2+
00:00 Hello Everyone!
Norway Chess is a 10-player round-robin featuring Top 5 stars Magnus Carlsen, Alireza Firouzja and Hikaru Nakamura taking place in Stavanger, Norway from 30 May to 9 June. Each of the 9 rounds consists of a classical game where a win is worth 2 points and a loss 0. If the players draw they play an Armageddon game, where the winner earns 1.5 points and the loser 1 point. No draw offers are allowed before move 30.
The 3+2 blitz opener takes place on Monday 29th and will give the winners the chance to pick their pairing numbers for the main event. The classical time control is 2 hours for all moves, with a 10-second increment per move only after move 40. For Armageddon White (the same player who had White in the classical game) has 10 minutes to Black's 7, with a 1-second increment from move 41. Black wins if the game ends in a draw. A tie for 1st place will be decided by two 3+2 blitz games followed, if necessary, by a 5 vs. 4-minute Armageddon game. Official website: norwaychess.no
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[@MaheshKumar-sf7jq]

"Play the Evans Gambit, live a little" - Agadmator (2023)

[@rosswilding1]

'No one is that fast!'.. Except Agad at uploading these games :D

[@protoword10]

Yes, EPIC CHESS is much more faster….

[@ShaneBradleyMusic]

agad in the 15th century: "1. e4, and it is as of this move that we have a completely new game"

[@erickent4248]

I am surprised there are only two Indian guys in the top 20 currently, it feels like they have so many super strong players. Very nice game from Gukesh.

[@miaomeow69]

I think there were four, vd and hari, but they recently lost a lot of points.

[@HELLO_019]

India will literally have 7-8 in top 20 in coming years, due to huge number of youngsters we have. Nihal, pragg, arjun, gukesh these four are top 10 players in coming years

[@enyajungle]

​@@HELLO_019 very exciting to see

[@veezhang6988]

@@miaomeow69 kinda feel sad for that two. Other players in the generation are shining while they already got overpowered by younger compatriots

[@ProfessorBoswell]

In a few years there will be more, and still pretty great for any country to have multiple when you think about statistics. Something in the air over there..

[@parthparmar3097]

Alireza didn't lose on time,he had one second on the clock when he resigned....

[@rkk15]

Just a technicality.. he had more than one move to make in 1s which is kind of impossible in OTB chess

[@bkbhavish]

Vishy still chilling in the top 10 🥶

[@ptj1ptj172]

That's because he doesn't play classical chess anymore, and the ratings get maintained for some period of time. Am sure, if he plays more he will drop out as the emerging youngsters are too strong for the aging super GM Vishy who so clearly is well past his prime. He isn't the beast that he was a few years ago.

[@Mathematica1729]

​@@ptj1ptj172 he plays 2 tournaments every year. He finished 3rd last year in Norway Chess defeating Magnus in Armageddon and Blitz

[@user-qp1ud5oj8y]

Alireza does not lose on time. Time cannot keep up with Alireza.

[@robertocalderon1584]

Idk if he invented hyper-bullet...he's the first I ever saw play it and play it well though.

[@vahidmirkhani]

@@robertocalderon1584 There are only a few hyper-bullet-on-board games you can find from Alireza, unfortunately.

[@Noelito40]

When you look at the couple of points gap between the top 20, you really see how astonishing Magnus' 66 point lead is on the second player! That much of a difference at this level is incredible.

[@blackmamba9950]

He's just different to put it in words. Similar to Djokovic in tennis, the second guy is far behind

[@blasserreiter]

Agadmator wants us to play Evans Gambit, Eric Rosen wants us to play Stafford Gambit. Botez wants us to play Botez Gambit. I am everyone's fan so I sacd all my pieces. I call it Everyone's gambit

[@josedandrew]

I plays atleast 10 novelties every game. Is it normal😢

[@jonjosenna5581]

Some class showed by the Norwegians, by the birthday cake. 🇮🇳 ❤ 🇳🇴 👍🏾

[@nedmerrill5705]

That's chess. You miss your opportunity, your opponent gets his.

[@funnyact14]

Gukesh 🔥🔥🔥

[@tennesseetremain5186]

The b4 jokes will never get old

[@anthonymwanzia6159]

Thanks a lot man

[@lordwiz2236]

Nice game by both of them . Hope gukesh score more wins . Lets gooo 🎉❤.

[@learn5371]

Gukesh is a beast.

[@elijahrose7913]

You’re going to get the best chess video award this year.

[@ronjohnson9690]

An exciting game for sure. Especially if watching as the time plummets.

[@thinboxdictator6720]

Even without checks at the end, there was Qd6

[@RealFakira]

Then rook can give check

[@kuchbhi2638]

Still -8

[@CMAAvinash]

cant work...

[@nir9670]

Get your 100 elo ass outta here

[@robertocalderon1584]

Yeah...the lack of kingside pawns is what did white in,as far as the position being lost.

[@hopedestroyer2692]

"Just play the god damn Evan's gambit"

[@keyboardenthusiast6689]

Vishy always in top 10 no matter what :P

[@vik24oct1991]

he doesn't play nowadays so hardly loses rating, chess rating are weird that way, they stay the same even if player stops playing unlike other sports.

[@user-lehsun-le-garib]

​@@vik24oct1991 No you have to play certain amount of Games to maintain rating so he does play and maintain it

[@pritamraghuvanshi450]

@@vik24oct1991 you have yo remain active to be in the rating list otherwise players are removed. Garry is still 2800+ but do u find him on rating list ? Vishy plays few tournaments every year and does well. He gains ratings and stay on top. He played superbet rapid and won it. He was overall 2nd in rapid and blitz combined. He played norway chess classical and was on top throughout the tournament finishing 3rd. He even beat magnus in blitz and Armageddon.

[@robw9986]

I would totally buy a "Play the Evans Gambit. Live a little." hoody. 12:36

[@aladdinjacob4382]

good evening, thank you, such a very nice game!

[@introvertedbot]

I was literally waiting for agadmator to cover this

[@davidsmith7653]

That beats me. I was only figuratively waiting for Agadmator to cover this.

[@skya6863]

​@@davidsmith7653 still beats me, I was metaphorically waiting for it

[@user-qp1ud5oj8y]

I was merely metaphysically waiting for this video. You win.

[@davidsmith7653]

@@user-qp1ud5oj8y My existential beats your metaphysical.

[@danielwhite2178]

Thanks for the picture

[@robertocalderon1584]

Right on...I been fiending for some Alireza chess! We're friends on Lichess so it alerts me when he logs in,he hasn't been playing though, just training I think 🤔

[@alahiri22]

Two great young players...

[@rowlandsibakwe2039]

Only Agad is fast to give a Vid.....🎉❤

[@wynoglia]

GUKESG IS 17 YEARS OLD??? AND TOP 20?? Insane

[@TheBhezard]

prag and nordibek definitely top 20 player but maybe not at classical

[@amoldivo]

I still believe Nodirbek is slightly better than Gukesh, like top form Nodirbek would beat Gukesh, but I think Gukesh is more consistent? 🤔 Hmm Nodirbek likes to play sharp and exciting games, therefore he's less consistent hmmm

[@abhigyaanand9917]

​@@amoldivo Let's not forget Gukesh is an year younger and higher rated in classical. Nodirbek better in shorter formats

[@amoldivo]

@@abhigyaanand9917 probably because the points he got from the Olympiads, but Nodirbek was also there, did they get the same amount of points? I remember both of them won many games and in the end Nodirbek beat Gukesh, I don't remember how many wins / draws both of them got... Btw I wouldn't say anyone is better in which time format, they haven't played in various time formats (we are talking about classicals here) too often since they came into highlights of the new gen last year

[@blackmamba9950]

@@amoldivo Nordibek plays better in high stakes games. Gukesh will develop mental toughness with time.

[@jaranth]

It's games like this that make my brain feel smol.

[@aaravarya4406]

Everytime he says "feel free to pause the video and find the absolute winning move" I test myself if I can think like grandmasters, and here I find out I am completely new species.

[@cloudforest4087]

Incredible game.

[@UnlistedAgain]

Bishop to g5 instead of just taking the pawn on h6 is a pretty special move.

[@nza1804]

Why is that?

[@michaelmassaro4375]

Nc1 the Clinker It seemed as if Alireza was playing a Great Game only problem was Gukesh played even more Brilliantly Great Clash from these two young Chess Titans

[@machineFa8]

Agad and his Evans Gambit, I always play it

[@dark_magician_sdy]

I love indias top players ❤ im hoping for Pragg to have a classical boom 💥

[@kalnietisogis151]

5:47 I would play knight takes c3 pawn, looks like a good juicy pawn 😅

[@robertocalderon1584]

I too suffer from the tunnel-vision of forcing moves that coat Alireza this game. It's due to a book I read years ago called "Computer Eyes" by Charles Hertan...its a very high level book on tactics. The book drills you to find the MOST forcing moves I each position,as well as the tactical nuances associated with them. Also playing alot of bullet online im sure would hurt your strategic vision in classical format. Not a bad game by Alireza,just an excellent game by Gukesh. I don't think Alireza ever saw d.5 coming ,looking back at it though the early a.5 -a.4 kind of showed it. He (Firouzja) left that light squared bishop where it was not wanting to give up a tempo and everything ended up being slightly misplaced with relation to Gukeshs plan. Just a very vigorous and sound victory by Gukesh.

[@FloydMaxwell]

8:14 - f2 pawn is not adequately defended. Two defenders, three attackers.

[@nicbentulan]

3rd: magnus cheats anish giri by punching clock even if pieces are not properly set up - round 7 superbet blitz 3:22:36 in 8gw7XDq87C4 #suggestion

[@davidwhite2949]

Great game.

[@donaldkinsey5245]

There should be an “Evans Gambit” tournament. I’m tired of being teased!

[@rifatahmed2962]

Agad my love.... ❤love from Bangladesh

[@feliscorax]

Self-referential title to this video, Antonio. Very clever, very meta. Po-Mo chess and horsey go “neiiiighhh”.

[@boulderease1855]

Hello everyone!

[@gauthamseran]

Gukesh turns seventeen after many years.

[@ShaneBradleyMusic]

yeah after about 17 years

[@joelmascarenhas8392]

It seems the clock is the major reason why Alireza loses I have seen that from the candidates to now Other from that he is a legend

[@JohnKuhles1966]

2:00 what happens when White Queen B3 is played (double attack on black A3 pawn) and what is the reason NOT to play that move?

[@JohnKuhles1966]

Did I miss something or overlook an obvious threat?

[@abisheksridhar8886]

Just that bishop e6 develops with tempo, that's all i can see

[@Jonathan-ec9pp]

you can win the pawn, but while doing so you're giving black a lot of tempi to develop (including Be6 attacking the queen)

[@JohnKuhles1966]

@@abisheksridhar8886 winning a pawn vs tempo has always been an "issue" so nothing new ... what "tempo dangers" are there (if any?)

[@JohnKuhles1966]

I will soon play this position against 3200+ rated Stock fish (playing both sides) see if they can show the "tempo danger"

[@robinperez3727]

go wesley

[@leojudkins2040]

Gukesh is pretty fast at ageing - full beard at 17.

[@namikazeswapnil671]

I was already like that at 16, it depends on genes, type of food we eat in India, our climatic conditions, etc factors

[@pt7258]

Beard at 15 is common in India.

[@imtiazmohammad9548]

I was born with a beard in India 😂😂😂

[@vinayakmallapur]

Auwauwauw

[@McNaireXstream]

Play the Evans gambit!😅

[@sr5673]

What is happening wi th the steinitz saga ???

[@arielzabatecuizon5147]

12:28 and in this position that Alireza did not choose the evan's gambit.

[@sravanreddygaddam4381]

Why danil dobov is not playing any tournament?

[@vincentvega0777]

"you run into the oldest trick in the book" lmao

[@EricJohnson-ls1rh]

After ...a3, why not Qb3 and Bxa3?

[@redwanurrahaman8644]

7:06 why not just take the h6 pawn? Edit:I guess it opens up the g file which can be used by black to attack the white king.that's the reason.

[@nza1804]

I’m wondering too

[@Jonathan-ec9pp]

black has the intermediate Nbd6, which attacks the rook while the bishop is still hanging

[@redwanurrahaman8644]

Got it now. thanks.

[@youtuber08495]

want that cake!

[@tazaccking7467]

why vishy was not playing

[@africanbackpacker]

One of these top players needs to just play the Evans Gambit so Agad will be happy

[@TheBhezard]

we all will be happy

[@juandalmasso2515]

At 3:32 can't you just block with the Rook on f5? It's defended by the knight

[@abisheksridhar8886]

Bishop takes

[@juandalmasso2515]

@@abisheksridhar8886 right, didn't see it thanks!

[@ramial-khayer1422]

5 Americans in the top 20 but not a single one with American name

[@anthonysellers6455]

Playing safe does not trigger the flight or fight response.

[@crypticstreak.1991]

Viswanathan anand always on top 10 regardless of whats happening in the world XD

[@veezhang6988]

Ding flagged and then Firouzja flagged, now we can see how big it is to have no increment in the first 40 moves.

[@abdulofficial202]

What if he played King F3 ??

[@ThePkerhide]

How is Karjakin gaining rating points, is he allowed to play?

[@johnmallette3143]

gg

[@SantoshkumarPandeySKCP]

Just a slight correction- Alireza resigned with just 1 sec left. Thanks for the exciting coverage. The new generation is coming.

[@aqwevtrj]

9:51 what's wrong with nxf2 it is much better

[@alisterzarkar7163]

Instead of Bishop captures h6, i would first play Queen c1

[@mufaddal19]

Vishy always in top 10 regardless of what is happening the the world :D

[@ptj1ptj172]

Yes, Sachin Tendulkar is still the highest test and ODI scorer despite retiring some 10 yrs back!!

[@Mathematica1729]

​@@ptj1ptj172 that's different Anand's rating is still active. Look at Kasparov he has more than 2800 rating but he is not in the top 10 list because his rating is inactive

[@pritamraghuvanshi450]

@@ptj1ptj172 anand is still active fool.

[@ptj1ptj172]

@@pritamraghuvanshi450 Dear idiot, I know that he is active, but if at all you use your brains more, you will get my point. Chess is an individual sport, whereas Cricket is a team sport. To remain active in Chess, all you have to do is play a few tournaments and maintain your elo points - and Anand has been very passive these days just playing then and there, hence you see him in top 10 - that's what I meant. Whereas in Cricket, you cannot choose which tournament to play at your will, as your spot will be taken by someone else, so cricketers either have to be fully active or retire.

[@mr.bobbybrown5512]

Former World Champion Magnus Carlsen Kind of hurts

[@stevemuzira9155]

At the end, can’t king escape to f3 without losing a piece?

[@omegastudios-minecraft1865]

Qf4+ still picks up the rook since the queen is guarded by the pawn

[@jamescaserta6265]

Why didn't he take that pawn with the bishop?

[@neilutpaul5286]

After Garry Kasparov, the great, I haven't seen any chess grandmaster think like a human and in their pursuit to play concrete like a chess engine they miss several brilliant moves... While the engine these days is the one playing like a human brain... Even in the esteemed World Chess Championship....it was like watching a bunch of street rushers playing 1200 rated moves ....

[@MNishCT77]

I would believe that Gukesh is 40.

[@Greatermaxim]

Gukesh took lessons from Sonic.

[@Berserkerbaboen]

My vids & comments are invisible. Good luck with my non-counting like in this media that champs out in making stuff invisible. #FunkyRightToNotExistByUsefullness

[@martinolsen868]

AlgorithmFood!

[@badjaeaux]

if gukesh wore taliban fashion his rating might increase by 10

[@sonashanu2731]

Lol. You defence alireza? He loss time ? Gukesh is not playing good????

[@eugenesummers1421]

17? He is the male version of Millie Bobby Brown

[@fabiotrucco7969]

Only 17 years old? really?

[@namikazeswapnil671]

Vishy comment 😂 it's true tho

[@Chessshiv]

#chessshiv

[@naveed8022]

It's amazing how they loose on time in classical chess. They just ask u to make 40 moves in 120 mins. So its like 3 mins per move. When u can make arround 50 moves in 10 mins in rapid ...40 moves in 120 mins is nothing. Still he lost out on time

[@ptj1ptj172]

You clearly don't understand chess😂

[@naveed8022]

@@ptj1ptj172 lol .....easy to write 'u don't understand ' instead of explaining what I didn't understand. Guess u didn't understand either 🤣🤣🤣

[@ptj1ptj172]

@@naveed8022 have you wondered why it is easier to score 400 runs in a T20 game in just 40 overs, whereas it is difficult to get even 300 runs in an entire day of a test Cricket, 90 overs? If you don't understand that, you wouldn't understand this as well, no matter what I try to explain.

[@naveed8022]

@@ptj1ptj172 I don't watch cricket give a different example

[@ptj1ptj172]

@@naveed8022 classical chess requires you to think deep at almost every move to calculate various lines and keep revisiting them often as the game progresses. In that process, a simple miscalculation gets easily exploited by the opponent and then you have to really come out with a plan to mitigate that, if at all there exists one. This is where players lose lots of time and get under time pressure as there was no point in simply giving up halfway. Middlegame battle reaches unprecedented levels at 2700 rated games that a commoner won't understand. Whereas in rapid format, you don't have the luxury of time to think that deep, so you mostly play safe bookish moves and try to come out of top during end games. And a mistake here or there can be negotiated with some careful play as the human brain doesn't get to think of a perfect punishing line within a short time. As said before, no matter what I explain, you won't get it until you yourself play both versions. Cheers!!

[@carlosdanger947]

Plz to So vs Nakimuras Armageddon game

[@copyrighttests5987]

Why does alireza looks so goofy

[@divyanshujain5809]

B×h6 was not winning. Gukesh could defend. Alireza did right ✅.

[@natureatitsbestplace]

# hikaru magnus game friend ..

[@deva3225]

Agadmator perhaps thinks gukesh a IM... NO my brother

[@hussainmdyt7638]

Why can't Alireza make 10 moves in 23 sec ? While Vishy Anand made 47 moves in 1 sec

[@yogi9700]

That was with delay of 1 or 2 sec

[@sudeepdalbanjan8595]

The rules were that you had 2 seconds on every move after which the clock starts running, so Anand was playing his move within 2 seconds and thats why his clock didn't run

[@raynier250599]

First

[@LavrencicUrban]

40 YEAR OLD TURNS 17 :) BUT I ADMIT, I'M JEALOUS OF HIS AWESOME BEARD; I'M TWICE HIS AGE AND CAN GET NO WHERE NEAR HIS EVEN AFTER 14 MONTHS OF NO SHAVE!

[@blackmamba9950]

I think South Asians and Arabs find it easy to grow a beard. I haven't seen a single Arab guy who's struggling to grow a beard

[@LavrencicUrban]

@@blackmamba9950 YEAH, GOOD BEARD GENES :)

[@bluegray5093]

Gukesh looks much older than 17. He looks at least twice his age.

[@blackmamba9950]

C'mon really lol, he looks older but twice the age ??

[@nicbentulan]

2nd comment: 2016 WCC - This is relevant to the 2023 WCC. Please agad cover the other decisive game of the Sergey Karjakin vs Magnus Carlsen 2016 WCC #suggestion What happened is that Magnus lost to Sergey AS WHITE in Game 8 but then compensated for a white loss with A WHITE WIN in Game 10. This is what happened to Liren Ding & Nepo for Games 2 & 4 of 2023 WCC. Why doesn't a drawn match go to the player w/ more black wins (if any) s.t. Sergey Karjakin not Magnus Carlsen is 2016 WCC & Ian Nepomniachtchi not Liren Ding is 2023 WCC? This has happened BEFORE! 1 2022 Accentus Chess960 Vincent Keymer and Nodirbek Abdusattorov both finished with 5.0/7 and tied first. However, as Keymer won more games with Black, he won the tournament on tiebreak. 2 1980 - 1981 candidates tournament 'When the quarterfinal between Portisch and Spassky was tied after 14 games, Portisch was declared the winner because he had won more games with Black.' Actually maybe cover the only 2 decisive games here if not already? #suggestion 3 1983-1984 candidates tournament It wasn't repeated! The premise was the same! Hübner had more black wins than Smyslov before tiebreaks. After tiebreaks were tied, a ROULETTE determined Symslov won!! Actually maybe cover the only 2 decisive games here if not already? #suggestion --- Other suggestions: Women's chess A - Was Kg6 in Dina's 1st GM slaying game in Reykjavik sexism? Like looking down on Dina? B - Anna Cramling's dad beats Mikhail Tal. #suggestion C - Philippine women's chess #suggestion - WGM Janelle Frayna, the female Wesley So, upset Georgian GM (really GM not just WGM) Bela Khotenashvili at the 2022 world blitz. There's a 13-move UNDERPROMOTION puzzle here. [Variant "From Position"] [FEN "6k1/6b1/1p1P3p/6pP/3pPpP1/p2NqP2/6K1/5Q2"] 1. Qd1 a2 2. Qb3+ Kf8 3. d7 Qe2+ 4. Nf2 Ke7 5. Qd5 Kd8 6. Qe6 Bf6 7. Qe8+ Kc7 8. Qc8+ Kd6 9. e5+ Qxe5 10. d8=R+ Bxd8 11. Qxd8+ Kc6 12. Qa8+ Kb5 13. Qxa2 For some reason none of the Philippine channels except Kelvinllovejr even cover this game. LOL. But Janelle did cover the game where e drew against Nemo, so maybe Janelle will cover this game later on. P.S. Please help get Wesley So on Lex Fridman's podcast. See xcdhgq

[@nicbentulan]

Fabiano Caruana, Hans Niemann & Bobby Fischer are Jewish American. Coincidence? In 2022 Oct, oprocyona told me: 'Many decisions in tournament chess are made to favor the player that brings in the most sponsorship dollars and views, which is undoubtedly Magnus. There's also no doubt that Magnus generally dislikes americans- he said so on one of the Magnus effect podcast episodes' Hans is American like Bobby, Wesley So, Fabiano Caruana, Maurice Ashley, et al & is Jewish like Bobby, Fabi, Ian Nepomniachtchi, Sergey Karjakin, et al. Coincidence? Magnus' worst defeat was to Wesley So in the classical 2019 wfrcc finals. Magnus lost 3x classical games in a row. When was the last time in fide or pca wc finals a defending champion or higher rated player lost 3x classical games in a row? Also, Wesley So is American. Coincidence? Hans Niemann is like the last straw for Magnus Carlsen who has been fed up with Americans / Jews. I imagine Magnus thinks as follows: (Bobby Fischer would agree with me.) 1 - 'I couldn't beat American Wesley So in the 2019 WFRCC and again in 2020 St Louis 9LX. Damn that nobody "w"esley "s"o who got only 1 win in the 2018 candidates but then next year beats me in 3x classical FRC games in a row.' 2 - 'I couldn't beat Jewish American Fabi or Jewish Sergey in the classical portions of our WCCs.' 3 - '9LX, which I SUCK at, was invented by Jewish American Bobby Fischer.' 4 - 'American Eric Rosen beat me in 9LX.' 5 - 'American Hikaru is overrated and is really just "DECENT".' (Note: Hikaru became rapid WFRCC after betraying the US for Magnus. So never mind.) 6 - 'Canadian-American Andrea Botez doesn't know how knights move.' (Note: Alex & Andrea, unlike their dad, side w/ Magnus over Hans. Guess they're traitors too. So as w/ Hikaru, nvm.) 7 - 'Jewish American Danya almost beat me in lichess. Good thing I cheated.' 8 - 'Jewish Nepo almost beat me in the 2021 WCC. Good thing I cheated.' 9 - 'So far in WFRCC (2019) and St Louis 9LX (2020,2021), there was always an American in 1st place and a European in 2nd place.' (Note: This extended to 2022 for both. So more reasons for Magnus.) 10 - 'American Maurice Ashley was rude to me in the 2017 Paris GCT.' 11 - 'Some aren't even REAL Americans. American Rex Sinquefield is buying all these foreigners to be "Americans". Like I said, the US is "buying nerds"'. 12 - 'The Queen's Gambit is about an American ey? Well because I got only 2nd place in the 2019 WFRCC, NetflixtheQG gets only 5/6 from me! Beth Harmon is just a copy of Jewish Judit Polgar & Jewish American Bobby Fischer. Also, Judit's sibling Susan is Jewish American.' (And then all of a sudden it blows up in Magnus' face like...) 13 - 'Now, this Jewish American Hans beats me with the black pieces. Wait Hans has a history of cheating? Right, I can use cheating as an excuse to be a sore loser. Damn American STLCC for their poor cheating detection. Or STLCC was probably helping Hans cheat. In particular, Chris Bird. I wouldn't quit Tata Steel or Norway chess if Hans beat me there, but I would for the Sinquefield Cup.' . . . . . Source: zs4zpf P.S. Please help get American Wesley So on Jewish American Lex Fridman's podcast. See xcdhgq

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