The Greatest Birthday Present! || Magnus Carlsen vs Gukesh || Norway Chess (2023)

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Carlsen, Magnus (2852) - Gukesh D (2629)
Norway Chess | Blitz (chess24.com) [2] 2023.05.29
1.b3 e5 2.Bb2 Nc6 3.c4 d5 4.cxd5 Qxd5 5.Nc3 Qe6 6.Nf3 Bd7 7.e3 O-O-O 8.Be2 f5 9.O-O e4 10.Ng5 Qe8 11.f4 h6 12.Nh3 Nf6 13.Rc1 Kb8 14.a3 Be6 15.b4 Qd7 16.Nb1 Ne7 17.Be5 Nfd5 18.Bc4 Ka8 19.Qb3 Nc6 20.Bb2 Rg8 21.Nc3 g5 22.Bxd5 Bxd5 23.Qxd5 Qxd5 24.Nxd5 Rxd5 25.Rc2 g4 26.Nf2 a5 27.bxa5 Rxa5 28.Ra1 Bg7 29.Bxg7 Rxg7 30.Nh1 Rd7 31.Ng3 Kb8 32.Raa2 Nd8 33.Kf2 Ne6 34.Ke2 c6 35.a4 Kc7 36.Rab2 Rdd5 37.Rb4 Nc5 38.Rcb2 Ra7 39.Ra2 Nd3 40.Rb1 b5 41.a5 b4 42.a6 Kb6 43.Rba1 Rb5 44.Kd1 b3 45.Ra3 b2 46.Rb1 Rxa6 47.Rxa6+ Kxa6 48.Ne2 Ka5 49.Nd4 Rb6 50.Kc2 c5 51.Nxf5 Rb4 52.Nd6 Kb6 53.Nxe4 c4 54.Nc3 Kc5 55.f5 Kd6 56.f6 Ke6 57.Rf1 Rb7 58.Ne4 Ra7 59.f7 Rxf7 60.Rxf7 Kxf7 61.Nd6+ Ke6 62.Nxc4 Ne1+ 63.Kxb2 Nxg2 64.Kc3 Ne1 65.d4 Nf3 66.e4 h5 67.d5+ Ke7 68.Kd3 h4 69.Ke3 Nxh2 70.e5 g3 71.Nd2 h3 72.Nf3 Ng4+ 73.Kf4 h2 74.Kxg3 h1=Q 75.Kxg4 Qg2+ 76.Kf4 Qf2 77.Ke4 Qe2+ 78.Kf4 Qd3 79.d6+ Kd7 80.Ng5 Qd4+ 81.Kf5 Qf2+ 82.Ke4 Qh4+ 83.Kf5 Qh5 84.Kf4 Qg6 85.Nf3 Qf7+ 86.Ke4 Qh7+ 87.Kf4 Qf7+ 88.Ke4 Qc4+ 89.Nd4 Qb4 90.Kd5 Qb7+ 91.Kc5 Qe4 92.e6+ Kc8 93.d7+ Kc7 94.Nb5+ Kd8 95.Nd4 Qe5+ 96.Kc4 Qd6 97.e7+ Kxd7
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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[@2010COBHC]

A win against magnus is always impressive not only because of his rating and status as a chess legend, but also due to the intensity of play, tricks, and traps with which he fights to salvage a lost game. Gukesh played an incredible game.

[@carlopoli9067]

it is impressive not so much the victory itself, against a mythical more than 200 ELO points higher champion, but rather to have won in an endgame against the unbeatable of the endgame GMs. Btw, I liked the reaction - unusual when losing - of Magnus, his smile and the congratulations given to Gukesh.

[@elijahvictor4077]

That was so wholesome. Loved that smile from Magnus. That smile would mean so much to Gukesh. Simply amazing. Just made my day. 😂

[@theophilegaudin2329]

Magnus has nothing more to prove so no point in being a sore loser.

[@nicbentulan]

​@@theophilegaudin2329 Why does Magnus say good things about non-American prodigies like Alireza, Arjun, Andrey Esipenko, Nodirbek, Pragg, Vincent Keymer, et al but not for American prodigies like Hans? Does Magnus Carlsen have something against Americans? Or Jews? [BEGIN PREVIEW] I was told: (2022 Oct) There's also no doubt that Magnus generally dislikes americans- he said so on one of the Magnus effect podcast episodes. [END PREVIEW] Why does Magnus say good things about non-American prodigies like Alireza, Arjun, Andrey Esipenko, Nodirbek, Pragg, Vincent Keymer, et al but not for American prodigies like Hans? SAYNOTO2900 GOD BLESS AMERICA. (HUGE UPDATE: See zs4zpf how Magnus has something against Jews more than Americans.) Part A. Main Americans Part B. But consider the non-Americans of the next generation: Part C. Cheating Part D. Additional Part E. Updates Bobby Fischer would agree with me and would side with Hans and Wesley So over Magnus and Hikaru. I don't think Bobby would like the US gov today, but I think Bobby would like US players today esp Hans and Wesley So. I guess Magnus is the reverse: no political opinion re US gov but has something against American players, as Magnus admitted in podcast (see yev3a1 ). Part A. Main Americans A.1 - Hans Niemann (+ Hans' coach) is American. A.2 - Wesley So 'completely obliterated' (as agadmator said) Magnus Carlsen in the 9LX world championship 13.5-2.5 and 4-0. THIS INCLUDED 3X CLASSICAL GAMES IN A ROW. (Don't believe FIDE. 45+15=60 minutes in 2019 WFRCC is classical, not slow rapid. 25+7.5=32.5 minutes in 2022 WC is fast rapid, not slow rapid.) Magnus was 'deeply ashamed'. Later in the 2022 WC, FIDE lowered the time controls from classical to rapid to favour Magnus & Hikaru over Wesley So. 9LX is human Vs human. Chess is computer & human Vs computer & human. Wesley So beat Magnus human Vs human 3x classical in a row! A.3 - Bobby Fischer invented 9LX, which Magnus sucks at. Look at the low ratings Magnus gave of Bobby in that world champions ranked series. AMERICAN Larry Kaufman told me: Magnus doesn't generally play such great openings, he strives to get the game out of book as early as possible usually. I think the issue here is that his greatest strength is the endgame, but FRC games are much more likely to be decided in the middlegame as the players are on their own so early. That's probably why he doesn't shine as brightly in FRC as in Classical chess. A.4 - Actually, the above 3, Hans Niemann, Wesley So and Bobby Fischer are like Beth Harmon: Each is 'a prodigy, had a rather dark childhood and is American'. Their stories about overcoming their struggles in childhood are very inspirational. Magnus rated The Queen's Gambit 5 out of 6, only 2nd highest rating. Kinda like Magnus in classical 9LX: only the 2nd highest player. Part B. Consider next gen non-Americans: B.1 - Pragg: 'Magnus gives Pragg today round of APPLAUSE after his Stunning performance' (2022 Julius Baer Generation Cup) B.2 - Andrey Esipenko: Magnus 'didn't say anything when got beaten by Esipenko'. But wait is Andrey Jewish? B.3 - Alireza: Magnus wouldn't play 2023 WCC unless Alireza won candidates. Part C. Cheating C.1 - Magnus cheated against Jewish American Danya on lichess twice: David Howell 2021 & Aryan Tari 2022 C.2 - Magnus cheated against Jewish Russian Nepo in 2021 WCC with the knight touch move thing and then said 'do better' to gaslight the reporter C.3 - Magnus cheated against Alireza in 2019 blitz WCC. Yes Magnus AFTER punching clock talked in Norwegian on Alireza's turn. (Source: Ha6uVGB-Mtw ) Irrelevant except MVL's Jewish French while Alireza's Iranian & French. Just wanted to say. Lol. Part D. Additional: D.1 - Magnus described Hikaru Nakamura as merely 'decent'. (But now, Hikaru's a traitor to the US for siding with Magnus over Hans, just as Daniil Dubov is a traitor to Russia & Jews for siding with Magnus over Jewish Russians Nepo & Sergey and as Garry Kasparov is a traitor to Jews for cheating Jewish Judit Polgar.) D.2 - Eric Rosen beat Magnus in 9LX. D.3 - Magnus condescendingly asked Andrea Botez (dual citizen) how knights move. D.4 - Magnus quit the 2022 Sinquefield Cup, an American tournament named after American Rex Sinquefield and hosted in St Louis Chess Club in the US. D.5 - There was that thing with Maurice Ashley in 2017. D.6 - When Jewish American Fabiano Caruana switched from Italy to the US, Magnus said the US was 'buying nerds'. To this day, the only opponents that Magnus hasn't beaten in classical games in the finals of a FIDE WC are Americans Fabi & Wesley So. Part E. Updates: E.1 Look up 'Is Magnus against Americans?' ft Kostya Kavutskiy ID: IqtEnB1I1Ek E.2 I was told 'Magnus, like most Scandinavians, probably feels like America is a bit of a barbaric country.' - American NM John Chernoff aka zugaddict from lichess aka GargleBlaster from chessc*m told me in chat in 2022Sep. E.3 Americans won 5 tournaments in 9LX in a row from 2019Nov to 2022Oct, namely FIDE 2019, St Louis 2020, St Louis 2021, St Louis 2022 and FIDE 2022. Then there's a European in 2nd place. E.4 I was told by oprocyona in 2022 Oct: '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.' Here's the link I was given: Magnus Effect episode 2 - 20 Best Ways to Introduce Yourself As for tournament decisions, see 'Parallel between Hans and Fischer Random 2022?' (Source: ydwn2y & yev3a1) . . . . . P.S. Please help get Wesley So on Lex Fridman's podcast. See xcdhgq

[@khushgandhi8791]

​@@nicbentulanplease take your meds and stop writing long ass comments bruh

[@JayJnr]

If Gukesh D is this strong, imagine how strong Gukesh A is

[@vaibhavkumar-ql2fw]

Same joke I am seeing for last 3 years

[@mrsigma7669]

@@vaibhavkumar-ql2fw i still haven't found any game of Gukesh A.

[@tshiatshipo1264]

Lol

[@tshiatshipo1264]

​@@mrsigma7669 lol

[@allah___maadarchod]

Gukesh A is into bodybuilding.

[@theotherjoedimaggio]

3:56 and it was in this position that Agadmator slips in a quality pun

[@raghumanda2tanush496]

Gukesh at 17 is incredible

[@BHPhillips1]

He looks older, right?? With the facial hair and of course the outstanding chess

[@aryanjangra6192]

@@BHPhillips1 Different area Different Genes bro ! Like in Western Side People have a average Tall Height and average Medium Height in Asian Side !!

[@yashuwu0901]

@@BHPhillips1 I had facial hair when I was 16

[@briant1745]

He looks older than Anish

[@BHPhillips1]

@@yashuwu0901 Maybe you looked older when you were his age too

[@GautamSheth]

1b3 was his birthday gift and he took 94 moves to unbox it.

[@MagicSmoke11]

Magnus finally found his succesor..tht's y the Smile..❤😂

[@suvarnanaam]

Happy Birthday and Heartiest Congratulations #Gukesh

[@johnnycharisma162]

Fantastic presentation. Enjoyed every second.

[@SaiKiran-km8fn]

Wow this video already!!! Perfect birthday gift ...😅😅 But it's a great game for chess community 🙏✌️

[@devattri9972]

Beating magnus in an equal end game is the biggest thing

[@rogerrylander8296]

#suggestion In Hastings in late 1930 and early 1931, Sultan Kahn from India played José Raúl Capablanca and won. Don't know if any record of this game exists, but Kahn was quite the "unknown" player back then.

[@panda4247]

He already covered that long time ago... watch?v=MSYpwQYXbKE (You can use the agadmator library in the description to search by player names)

[@guneyfrat3492]

#suggestion I really love it when you show photos from games and share interesting facts, it was great when you showed every photo of the first move in WCC. I think most people would agree, hope to see more of them on top of the great chess content of course. ;)

[@hiddencuber2250]

Magnus : I force my opponent to make blunder. Guki: Lol! I know what you're doing.

[@leandrobaluyotjr5181]

Thank you for this wonderful game . Congratulations to both Magnus & Gukesh .The latter for a superb end- game tactical skills & the former for being a true gentleman befitting a truly classy World Chess Champion par excellance !

[@grimeybeast1465]

Happy-Magnus with nothing to lose is actually scarier than super-competitive-must-win Magnus.

[@michaelmassaro4375]

Magnus Gave Gukesh his Best Birthday Present for real 🤩

[@physics223]

I didn't even see Magnus's final trap to draw the game. Being able to think of all these tactics in 3 seconds is just absolutely amazing. The man is the GOAT.

[@b-zar8912]

Even more impressive is Gukesh seeing the trap even though he had like 2 seconds on the clock.

[@aaravarya4406]

There can't be any greater birthday gift to gift himself. This is terrific!!

[@naveen4830]

Magnus being such a great champion , is always ready to accept defeat with grace , its just that he enjoys chess even if he wins or loses.

[@Chesswalk570]

Happy Birthday Gukesh 🥰

[@rodersm8297]

what an incredible game

[@davidantonsavage6207]

Sometimes it can actually be a pleasure to lose a game. That's the true test of your love of chess.

[@VivekKumar-lq4ol]

Even though Gukesh missed a few moves (due to the Bitz format), he never blundered and was very sharp in accessing all moves of Magnus! Great game and a great presentation!

[@joeyhathaway8447]

What would it take for us to eliminate all remaining potential "new games"? Would literally every possible permutation of pieces (captured and yet-to-be) on the board have to be registered in the database from official and/or tournament play?

[@Lolwutdesu9000]

My man Gukesh is 17 looking like he's older than Magnus.

[@beereaucrat3233]

old guys out, young guys in! Welcome the New Guard.

[@cattycats4]

Agadmators channel is brilliant, I dont know how many hours Ive spent watching it, yes it is a time sacrifice but ok you get a lot of activity as compensation maybe winning a peace (sorry about that) and each video a completely new game, I just wanted to show you my appreciation thankyou very much and enjoy the rest of your day

[@GeraldM_inNC]

Future world champion. His precision has a long way to go, but when it arrives he will be on top.

[@cakewalk4602]

you guys say that to every indian guy who beats magnus 🤦

[@hindustanimapper]

@@cakewalk4602 future world championship will be between Abdusattarov and gukesh

[@bogdal5]

Happy to find out I share a birthday with Gukesh! Your videos are always a great gift, Agad. Thank you!

[@RJ-xt7md]

Happy birthday my friend 🥳 Have a good time

[@TheKing-xp7lq]

Happy Birthday , Have a great day , week , month and year

[@ryantres85]

"It looks like Magnus' knight is just horsing around there" lol

[@AsilbekFattaev]

Play opening like Fabiano, middle like Hikaru and ending like Magnus

[@nicbentulan]

Chess win (historical) : 'Play the opening like Kasparov, the middlegame like Tal, and the endgame like Capablanca.' (except for the part where Garry cheated Judit Polgar in 1994 Linares) Chess win (modern) : 'Play the opening like Caruana, the middlegame like Dubov and the endgame like Carlsen.' (except for the part where Magnus cheated Alireza, Danya & Nepo and where Daniil betrayed Jewish Russians in the 2021 WCC for siding with Magnus over fellow Jewish Russians Nepo & Sergey) - a.s.04 ( UCAsttYVkktom5ErnJ1MfKdg ) 9LX win classical (modern) : 'Play the opening like N/A, the middlegame like So and the endgame like So.' Chess draw (modern) aka how to troll Wesley So fans : 'Play the Berlin opening like Wesley So, draw in the middlegame like Teimour Radjabov, and draw in the endgame 2 pawns up like Anish Giri.' - account2198 ( UCJj3jPWt8W8jy6QcxBcLZDA ) 9LX win rapid (modern) : I guess... 'Play the opening like Nakamura & So, the middlegame like Nepomniachtchi and the endgame like Abdusattarov, Fedoseev & Grétarsson.' (except for the part where Hikaru betrayed the US for baselessly siding with Magnus over Hans) --> Basically everyone but Magnus. Not sure where to put Matthias Blübaum. 9LX draw (modern or historical) : Wesley So has the highest draw rate in the 2019 WFRCC semi-finals & finals. For all classical 9LX, the most drawish are Alireza Firouzja, Hikaru Nakamura and Peter Svidler and then Wesley So. 9LX win (historical) : Quit chess like Fischer, and play the middlegame like Tal and the endgame like Capablanca. . . . . . P.S. Please help get Wesley So on Lex Fridman's podcast. See xcdhgq

[@jx14aby]

Happy birthday Gukesh!

[@verydifferentthought]

#suggestion Nodirbek Abdusattorov games...

[@askbob2009]

Happy Birthday....Magnus the best

[@subramanianrs318]

🎉 Gukesh ❤

[@michaelmassaro4375]

Great Game really enjoyed Agadmator Suggestion Game two of Magnus vs Mamedyarov where MMV promotes pawn and Magnus Resigns Great Game also Game Where Hikaru has white but loses to Magnus after having better position in game Norway Blitz game Thanks Agadmator Enjoy your Day and Your Chess 🤩♟️💯

[@jefflittle8913]

I think you meant to say #suggestion?

[@michaelmassaro4375]

@@jefflittle8913yeah yo you read my mind 🙄

[@neoindian9662]

Well played Gukesh😊

[@charlied8355]

#suggestion do the magnus and hikaru blitz game from the same tournament, insane game

[@GenericBlueNinja]

#suggestion Roberto Cifuentes Parada vs Vadim Zvjaginsev, Hoogovens Open, 1995, round 1, Wijk aan Zee...called the "Pearl of Wijk aan Zee," an attack starts with a knight sacrifice...Tal would love this game!

[@shortsornothing4981]

#suggestion

[@Metoo24]

2:24 he’s just horsing around .

[@redbarchetta5620]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/l3bCqKmZbMqWpa8 no he's not

[@megagigachad69]

Truly witty by Antonio

[@Metoo24]

Very funny guy

[@Metoo24]

Hello evreyone. Thanks for the video.

[@user-uc7qb1su4e]

1:50 what’s the point of baiting h6?

[@SanjaySinghpolly]

Congratulations Gukesh.

[@michaelmassaro4375]

Happy Birthday Gukesh

[@jamesknapp64]

On move 49 he said that Ka4 was winning then talked about the Knight capturing the Pawn, but why doesn't Knight capture the rook i.e. what's wrong in the hypotheical Nxb5?

[@arthursiwandavid4794]

Hi I have a question, why at 11:07 magnus didnt move his king to C3 or D3 as knight protects the E6 pawn ?

[@kingkong9233]

Because he's mad

[@ppanhthu1711]

How can this video be out so soon

[@carlo9524]

The moment losing becomes not personal or nonchalant, your decline now starts.

[@Joe-td6ow]

Very tough tournaments probably the toughest tournament in history

[@rickharold7884]

Great end game

[@shubhambhattacharya1]

Gookie Rocks

[@srinivasm1011]

Super

[@gvaz9176]

If magnus just kept moving his king in circles around the knight couldn’t he have just held out indefinitely? Since as long as the knight is on d4 and the pawns are on d7 and e6 gukesh can’t really capture anything or make any progress? I am prob wrong but I don’t see the solution. Thanks.

[@user-gr3tg2yk6o]

lol

[@Mm-dn5gc]

I can't do this without an engine but you would need the queen to guard the dark squares from h4 or maybe f6 in order to hit the knight as well and walk the king down the board all the way to the 5th rank to hit the knight. The knight can't stay there indefinitely because the queen will capture it with check or the king will as the queen keeps an eye on the dark squares. In any case it's a long sequence and they both are playing off increments by this point. Magnus simply tried to trick him at the end to secure a draw using the time pressure as an advantage but gukesh played correctly and avoided both forks.

[@ItachiXSanjii]

Lets Go.. Will of D. 🔥🔥

[@Raventooth]

Wasn't just Horsing around??!?!? I love it!

[@jopeDE]

#suggestion Cagnus Marlson vs Hikaru in this event!!

[@soulking8393]

ITS MY BIRTHDAY THE DAY U RELEASE THE VIDEO !!! (I arrive at noon, a bit late but still) Thank you for the present 🎉🎉🎉

[@SylarTheBest]

It would be so wholesome if Magnus said "Happy birthday :) " as he resigned shaking Gukesh's hand

[@osterlaich6395]

Like 193 and move 94 o.0 2x13s not a bad roll all in all 😊

[@ronjohnson9690]

I got to watch the last two rounds, and I am willing to bet a figure of speech that agadmator will show Fabi's win against Alireza.

[@johnmallette3143]

GG

[@rathaq99]

Games are going on and my man has already posted wow emphatic work ethic 🙌

[@preetambarua]

Yes

[@jopeDE]

How fast can someone be? (Antonio)

[@kmart111]

4:36 why does black not take the pawn at a4 ?

[@sushantsingh9825]

Pawn on f5 falls if black takes on a4

[@Kings_Quest]

Now I'm intrigued, who lost on their birthday in a World Chess Championship? Please increase my vast knowledge

[@pattabiramans]

Its so easy to trust magnus that he gets away with his inaccuracies at times

[@shokhjakhonvalijonov73]

#suggestion Nodirbek’s game round 9 vs Gukesh. Please. Thank you

[@Rocksite1]

Looks like Magnus has to figure out how to beat him, like he figured out Nepo.

[@toufiqfakkar843]

Sad birthday magnus 🎶🎶🎶

[@gyanupdate546-sc8jg]

It's gukesh birthday

[@oleomland8463]

#suggestion Gm Nakamuri vs GM Carlsen round 7 Norway chess

[@oleomland8463]

Round 6 ofc ^^

[@Saiganesh2108]

It seems like you have changed your camera angle once again

[@grcfalcon]

Magnus had a fight with his barber. Somebody give him a haircut pls!

[@tangohotellima1895]

This did make my day better. Thx!!

[@rahulsara8349]

Your video’s on Iphone gets scrabbled on watching full screen.. plz do something

[@0wenfox]

Rascalish game!!!

[@sr5673]

What is happening with the steinitz saga??

[@user-gr3tg2yk6o]

not happening ... steinitz is a kunt anyway

[@bkokohut1980]

Gukesh, JFK and myself all have the same birthday.

[@GJAkuo]

Bro. Magnus was like “keep ur passed pawn and queen, my knight and 2 pawns will still merk” But Im glad he’s showing the new gens the respect they deserve.

[@mknote]

I notice that you've gone back to your old camera position.

[@afchehiro]

Every day two videos... every day two likes... every day my life gets better twice!!!!

[@mdrakic]

Meanwhile, Antonio is performing A/B testing on his camera set-up IRL 🤷🏻‍♂️

[@gangambikakm4952]

He beat in online Obt now

[@huwhitecavebeast1972]

17?! He looks at least 26!

[@blackmamba9950]

Facial hair will do that lol 😅

[@RayMillz116]

🎉 Happy Bday and Great game/win 🏆

[@tonyreno3168]

@6.04 you showed the unplayed .. K-a4 : Nxc6 R-c5, but didn't show .. K-a4 : Nxb5, which seems a lot more interesting. If .. Kxb5 it seems a tough win. The paradoxical cxb5 is the easy win even though you're willingly doubling your b pawns.

[@greencreature]

First Magnus and now Alireza.

[@mohammadbaraka7858]

Firouzja vs caruana #suggestion

[@reynaldopanji2066]

How tf Magnus still give him pressure while Gukesh has Queen on his side. And the smile, it's the right decision to give up wcc

[@sakthivelr5631]

Gukesh vs firouza game pls

[@rainerwahnsinn9585]

in fact he had 40*0,5 minutes = 20 minutes for the last 40 moves ...

[@seya_2]

Incredible win by Gukesh.

[@zeynepakgol]

🎂🍰🍰

[@shantanudhiman8194]

Only 94 moves 😌👌🏼

[@Jonsson474]

Time for a haircut Magnus.

[@MrTedMcForehead]

6:07 could white just take blacks rook instead of the pawn?

[@TXxJiggle]

No 1b3 please

[@mateja176]

The Magnus Effect was nullified just in time.

[@meowmeow9920]

It's like the game was given free