Time Speaks for Itself

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[@shingamba]

Bro at 12 already analysing his life choices.

[@nor-_-mal1691]

Yeah ay, chess reflects life, send your future offspring to chess tournaments but before that teach chess to them at around age 2-5

[@joyful_yolk123]

Bro I'm 12 I have a fucking moustache that dude don't look nothing like a 12 year old

[@dailymemies]

​@@joyful_yolk123 12 year old already saying racial slurs

[@joyful_yolk123]

@@dailymemies 💀

[@ygg278]

​@@joyful_yolk123 average respond of a 12 year old

[@bakchooz7597]

He learnt a life lesson right there Edit - 23k people also learnt a life lesson right here 😔

[@lushikuderh3721]

Yeah, don’t forget to look at your clock. I hope you’re not insinuating that he should have taken the draw. I’m glad he plays to win don’t be a loser; either win or die trying.

[@yuha4894]

​@@lushikuderh3721 chess is just a game nothing changes in the society if you are a chess champion

[@ricobico1872]

@@Ali-038 cringe kid

[@arkapravorajkonwar8020]

​@IDGAF bruh why would you accept a draw when you got 2 passers and a complete winning pos., magnus rejects draws in losing postions. the lesson is'nt settling fr draws when u have the edge over a higher rated player ,its to be aware of ur time management in winning situations.

[@1994mrmysteryman]

​@@yuha4894 But this comment sure changed a lot in society.

[@tatakaetatakae3358]

Character development right there.

[@joseywales7463]

Lack thereof. Slaming pieces is his specialty. Look around other vids.

[@bekirs4240]

​@@joseywales7463 bruh he is probably 13, he'll be better

[@bobdrooples]

This isn't his first shit fit at this tournament. His mate also

[@seamus927]

Tatakae

[@blackred3058]

​@@bekirs4240 probably like 9 cuz am 13 and theres no way ill ever act like that

[@abdulmunim318]

"When someone offers you a draw, look at your clock and beat them over the head with it" - Sun Tzu probably

[@maxbryk6948]

Underrated comment

[@alienpkmn]

Hahahaha that’s a good one 😂😂😂😂

[@javierarias616]

Hahahahahahahahahahahaha I've been thinking about buying The Art of War recently, THIS right here is a sign that I should! Will update you all if I read that quote on the book! Hahahaha

[@Muhammad_Ibn_Raqib]

Hahahaha 😂😂😂

[@eliaschadid8842]

That’s so technoblade

[@molsson.]

Fair play to the adult I think he knew that the kid was probs gonna run out of time so he offered a draw

[@elimmyers-shone3699]

Both kids

[@treatb09]

Its a +10 second game. You shouldn’t be running out of time.

[@LondonsFrost]

​@@treatb09 he's 12

[@Awarewolf047]

​@@elimmyers-shone3699 Other guy is like 28

[@XD-lg7hk]

Not really, when you have a 10 sec increment in a professional game you don't ever expect anyone to run out of time

[@NiLi_]

As a former world champion once said to a kid who refused his draw offer: "you should be more realistic with time"

[@agachess]

Was that Karpov?

[@dagdbot83]

​@@agachessyep, same guy who beat up Misha

[@ShriRamJi-bhakt]

​@@dagdbot83 Misha vs The Final Boss

[@akazanaoyasu3363]

that same thought struck my mind the moment he got flagged

[@TheFlanker47]

Lmao!

[@aryashahare4700]

He cried coz he learned something

[@reamelf]

He learned that he should agree on a draw

[@minhly650]

He learned that he should learn more about time management.

[@Pxx1o-1]

He cried because he’s a kid

[@juicyhdx782]

Yeah, he is just a kid we can't forget that. Fair play to him for even reaching that level

[@greatpretender83]

Hopefully

[@Kristobliss]

He wasn't being desperate offering you the draw kid he was cutting you a break.

[@tom4115]

Only pussies take "breaks". Chads go for the win when at all possible. He'll go far further with a winners mentality than as a virgin draw lover.

[@mick727xd]

He was using the time difference as leverage to offer a draw in a losing position. It’s a hopeful offer, hoping to take advantage of the fact his opponent is a child and so may lack the confidence to convert.

[@Entropy67]

@@mick727xd yet he failed to convert due to lack of time, bringing back the question, was it a bad offer to accept?

[@arkhamkillzone]

No he wasn't losing it was a actual draw and to save the kid losing on time he offers the draw.

[@mick727xd]

@@arkhamkillzone to be fair, i'm not a high level player, so I don't know if this position converts to a win, but I can see the kid is up a pawn. Even if it is a drawn endgame, I'd assume the older guy has less leeway with the moves he plays and so would be more likely to make the mistake. I definitely couldn't comment from a place of experience though.

[@Swenk684]

bro thought he was Hikaru 💀💀💀

[@CertifiedFanMakingVideos]

Not really that funny, he is like 12 and probably better chess player than anyone his age… Edit: Ok I know it’s a joke but imagine if u were the kid, playing chess isn’t just moving pieces, it’s thinking about yours and oponnent’s next moves

[@peaceunavailable3048]

You are jealous of him bcuz he is of your age and better than you🤣

[@jj0nezzz_]

​@@ismaeilal-mutawakel8862 i agree with u

[@FireyJm]

​@@CertifiedFanMakingVideos hmm yes a joke. Ill ruin it.

[@quanbadumiduddledusbingleton]

@@CertifiedFanMakingVideoswhy are chess players always getting mad at everything💀

[@bentfission]

I'll respect that he didn't want to draw, he wanted to win. It's a lesson in humility for him. Also, respect to the man offering him the draw even though he had the win mostly in the bag.

[@georgeheridis7973]

You obviously don't know anything about competitive chess

[@tacotuttle]

@@georgeheridis7973 Please elaborate Genuinely asking, not trying to be rude

[@alternateaccount9510]

​@@tacotuttle The man did not have the win mostly in the bag lol.

[@georgeheridis7973]

@@tacotuttle The original poster doesn't understand anything about the position, the format or the nature of competitive chess. First, the position: the guy who offered the draw has a losing position but has good drawing chances. The kid has a draw in the bag but is fighting for the win. So of course the kid is not interested in a draw. And he has the white pieces... According to the great Mikhail Tal, it is a crime against humanity to accept a draw with the white pieces. Second, the format: there is a ten second increment here, meaning every time you make a move you gain 10 seconds on the clock. So if you make 6 moves quickly you can bank around a minute's worth of time back on your clock. So the kid can generate plenty of time to find a plan to win. He's not desperate for time at all. Third, the nature of competitive chess: the original poster speaks of humility... there is no such concept at this level of chess. Here it's kill or be killed. There is no mercy. This kid undoubtedly spends 8 hours a day studying chess. He has a chance to topple a high rated opponent at a prestigious tournament. And when a kid beats an adult, they win extra rating points. Screw the draw, he thinks he's the better player. Unfortunately, he had a brain fart and forgot to move. But it's far better to lose that way than take a draw. If you're happy with a draw at this level you may as well quit. And finally, most youth coaches instruct their students NEVER to accept a draw under any circumstances.

[@TheMrGeek]

@@georgeheridis7973 Thank you for the detailed explantation.

[@moom2k829]

"Waits 25 secs to make move" "Is surprised he lost on time"

[@donnydont]

Insert surprised pikachu

[@pirothebest1999]

Is 2.5 secs tho

[@kenkaneki9138]

@@pirothebest1999 25 sec the video is faster.

[@F8te_true]

​@@pirothebest1999no its 25 secs

[@akshatmodi8607]

He didn't knew it was his turn probably

[@ronanop8874]

Now I think the guy offered a draw for the kid cause he was very low on time.

[@evilermontages8379]

100% not he was losing lmao

[@feeltheslipstream]

​@@evilermontages8379 losing on position, winning on time. Both resources matter.

[@seojunpark8448]

​@@feeltheslipstream no I think when he offered the draw he was losing in time about 10 sec

[@DeterminedDuo]

​@@seojunpark8448 he's a minute up in time what're you talking about lol

[@aivenchris3888]

​@@seojunpark8448 i think you see the clock wrong because some pieces got un the way......but black up a whole minute there

[@DM-jo7ek]

Same kid involved in a dispute regarding yelling at a table. The judges ruled against him and then he argued with the judges. A child with a lot of potential but lacks substantial maturity. Hopefully these continued life lessons will grow him into a better man.

[@LukBacca]

Of course he lacks maturity he looks 14

[@VojvodaSloboda]

Yeah i expect he'll have a few more salty years before hes seasoned.

[@Industrial2512]

obviously he is inmature he is like 12

[@DM-jo7ek]

@@LukBacca and playing professional chess. Needs guidance to be in that environment or shouldn’t be playing at that level.

[@toziassmitt]

@@Industrial2512 he’s 15

[@Whatwillyoudowithmyname]

"If you can't win , Don't lose either" - Every Parents 🗿

[@robertjohnston192]

That's actually a good one

[@WashedHusi]

​@@robertjohnston192But not true in this situation

[@dhanashreebhokre]

He previously lost 2 conservative games by the time and was frustrated. He later took 3 min of break to compose himself and Just in that three minutes of time regained his confidence and won 2 more games, bro learnd life lesson a true champ 🏆👍

[@niranjan826]

Bro reliving his life choices 💔

[@DKMakinPlays]

Bro What?

[@samuelbreithaupt37]

​@@DKMakinPlaysfor not accepting the draw

[@markjaymartin3554]

​@@samuelbreithaupt37 he will comeback better

[@zambot264]

Life? He is like 6 years old what life

[@LeafBro_]

@@zambot264it’s a joke, kid.

[@tigerriderminecraftjava5097]

I literally didn't feel bad a single bit for this kid, he was literally confident for himself.

[@saz2248]

Yes and him believing in himself is why he's an International Master at such a young age. How high is your rating btw?

[@ekklesiast]

how is that a reason to not feel bad for him?

[@saz2248]

@@ekklesiast They're just envious like a large portion of this comment section. That a young child is more capable and passionate for the game than they could ever be.

[@elegantwizard9670]

​@@saz2248 Or maybe people are passionate about other things in life and just like to play chess a little as a hobby. Then again how would someone so narcissistic and naive know any better.

[@vic_710]

.. And? He was confident and he should've been. It's just that he got lost in calculations and forgot about the time which can happen as a kid.

[@Topmatrix]

He should learn that time and the time difference between your opponent is very valuable NP 😉

[@ponza6887]

He's 12 and already an international master he is better than all these people critiquing him will ever be

[@manthisjarisbroke9273]

@@ponza6887 you don't need to be better than him or on his level to criticise what he did. If that logic was true there wouldn't be any coaches or commentators.

[@1994mrmysteryman]

​@@manthisjarisbroke9273 But your logic is flawed. He didn't take the draw because he could realistically win. This timer has increments. Every move gives you additional time. His only mistake was taking too long on that one specific move.

[@aaanders]

​@@1994mrmysterymanits not. He should know himself and the fact that he could lose on time. Which he did

[@ilyas9818]

@@aaanders I’m with 1994 on this one. Obviously taking a draw there was the wrong decision. He had a winning position and could’ve easily had enough time to win. It’s just he had 17 seconds and started thinking really hard and forgot to check the time. That’s his only mistake. Anybody can lose on time and if you take a draw every time you “could lose on time” then you won’t win a lot in blitz

[@ChristianPA]

Bro offered him a lifeline and he fumbled it

[@Jay-wz9jq]

This is where his villain arc starts

[@wandererpiper7869]

Lol

[@BrokenYT15]

His Villain Arc started and he grew up to be Magnus Carlsen 😂😂😂

[@Panha_Janai]

He doesn't even have to speak a single word to convey such deep emotion 😭

[@50BMGdefense]

I know! As a fellow chess player and extreme competitor, his facial expressions at the end just about made me cry

[@yogaaji]

What a great first episode of anime.

[@Eneko88]

😂😂😂😂😂

[@maxvirtus2614]

Lol

[@hc-verma]

His villan arc begins now🗿

[@uriuuishida]

Indeed!

[@badboy213]

@@Eneko88 not funy

[@tinynamindla]

As a world champion in dreams, I wish him all the best for future events..

[@riclu6369]

you sure? he's the same kid who was lying about his screaming friend. says friend not screaming and can't speak english.. he got talent but this kid is a big liar 😂

[@mdr5927]

@@riclu6369 what's his name?

[@ripinkhanna6075]

​@@riclu6369 Who is he?

[@roshanshihab8515]

Big fan here

[@A-Nickel]

At the end he threw a fit like. Homie offered you a draw but you was confident. If that boy is truly looking to play chess at a national tourney level he should really look into his own flaws. Trust taking a step back to re examine a situation can yield different results quite easily

[@zerere_]

Threw a fit where? He is a kid and would you know- chess players care about what they're doing. It must've felt soul crushing to the little fella. Use your brain for once

[@robertoorrego4374]

Bro he's a child. He'll learn.

[@Dbbehsuzysgx]

Respect that the kid still reset - most - of his pieces

[@NotShadou]

Now he’s going to have like 5 watches on each of his wrists because of this

[@zahidujali3161]

You are out of options and time, and your opponent offered a draw. Take it. A big lesson here.

[@RakerzzzGG]

Lol he is pro at chess and he thinks he can win why would he accept a draw

[@quartero]

​@@RakerzzzGGThe opponent is Arjun Eregaisi, Rank 26 world.

[@BlueZirnitra]

@@RakerzzzGG because he was wrong and a more mature player would recognise a draw is better than a loss. It was a bad decision, and what you said is a bad mindset that will make you lose more.

[@lux27.42]

@@RakerzzzGG dang bro, lose is bad than draw 😅😅

[@RakerzzzGG]

@@BlueZirnitra no bro i think that he thinks he was winning thats why he didn't accept it

[@DavidNietoRamos]

Look at the facial expression of that fella. Damn I can relate to that type off disappointment

[@dani3lson998]

"I didnt play him, i played myself"

[@insanecoolrusher6545]

He deserves it. The other opponent was kind and even offered a draw.

[@chamestb6632]

Yes

[@bsg3966]

Lol the kid was winning why should he accept a draw ?

[@3SuspectAGB007]

​@@bsg3966cuz he was gonna lose on time

[@bsg3966]

@@3SuspectAGB007 no it’s a game when you do a move you have +10 so he had a lot of time

[@20capmyster02]

​@@bsg3966 Apparently not

[@ucNguyen-tp3fb]

"When someone offers you a draw, look at your clock and flip the table." - Sun Tzu

[@Flappybox21]

He wasn’t even winning if you look at the position 💀💀💀

[@WashedHusi]

Probably he was, passed pawns are strong, but definitely a very complicated position

[@compline9736]

There was a 10sec increasement every move the kid takes, its stupid for the kid to accept the draw in a winning position, but he should have been more cautious of his time

[@compline9736]

he could have move the bishop to the position where it can attack the opponents bishop and then try to trade the bishop off. since the black rook is pinned

[@BforBlitzkrieg]

🤓

[@lilblazeyy]

Dhar Mann be like:So you see,you should take the fucking draw.

[@urmoma2691]

Kid was pissed 😂

[@jadiellima8922]

everyone talking about learning process and you just laughing you ass off lmao

[@jessesimon4595]

Ong, dumass should have taken the draw 💀

[@ShrimpFry_Cute]

@@jadiellima8922 child was pissed 😂

[@r.andrew4748]

Well, who wouldn't lol

[@thehypnotist9750]

lmao

[@marekblahovec1357]

I must... HAGAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAAHHAHAHAHAHWHWHWHWHWHWHWHWHQHWHWHAHAHAHHAHAAHHAHA!!!!

[@Nebula_troll]

the kid should have accept the draw when he feels not right

[@stdo30]

He said "suka" at the end bro I'm dying😂😂😂

[@_wakanda_forever]

Means?

[@cyanideonfire5924]

​@@_wakanda_forever bitch in Russian

[@julius7036]

Shit or bitch. I forgot. Blyat is the other one I know. "Suka blyat"

[@BREAKocean]

@@_wakanda_forever it means bitch

[@clown9047]

​@@_wakanda_forever it means bitch

[@ss8512]

He's a genius, he managed to be frozen in time holding the chess piece in his hand.

[@drx.earuingamgogoi8426]

At this age I was fighting for remote and this guy saving his king 🙂

[@WashedHusi]

It's hard to focus with low time, and the position was hard too

[@mrosmgaming]

Are u sure he asked for draw🤣 Looked like he wanted something else🌚🤣

[@WillCarter1976]

When you're young, you have all the time in the world. When you aren't, you accept a good faith draw.

[@ashifcmon]

That's the worst feeling in chess. Ik how cruel it feels like

[@EnoughIsEnough571]

I felt it was a draw, and the kid's opponent offered it also and he denied. There was nothing he could do by rules of chess.

[@Aditya-wz2si]

​@@EnoughIsEnough571he has connected passers..it's clearly winning 2 pawns up

[@EnoughIsEnough571]

@@Aditya-wz2si And I guess that needs lot of time to push properly.

[@lewisjones284]

@@EnoughIsEnough571on 10 second increment

[@kunjupulla]

He chose it

[@100neshama]

This kid is still immature, has to accept adult advice

[@shibo2319]

No, hes obviously at the adults level in chess if he was offered a draw by him. He shouldnt take his advice. If hes offering a draw, that means he doesnt think he can win. Only mistake he made was not keeping a close enough eye on his time.

[@juice4652]

First of all , never disrespect the chess pieces by slamming them around on the board ...

[@lygerzer0]

It be perfect if these clocks has a thousandths of a second numbers so we can see a more accurate button press.

[@geert574]

Niemann of the Month: Averin Radjabov of the Month: Hikaru Anand of the Month: Arjun Carlsen of the Month: Carlsen

[@miENChannel123]

This is the same kid who make illegal move in his 1 second time & also the one who got complained by the opponent (who's running out of time) because of the noise from his friends (kids also).

[@lewisjones284]

His friend made the illegal move (this kid wasn’t involved whatsoever), and his friend made the noise. It’s hardly fair to blame him for either of those instances.

[@jazzydriven2784]

@@lewisjones284 he was immediately there as soon as his friend made the illegal move.... Was trying his best to get involved... 2 very entertaining characters.. Chess needs them🥰🥰

[@tylerharrington4515]

I saw that one and another one of him arguing with an adult, one where the adult is mad he used two hands when low on time and it turns him not even more drama than the one about his friend making noise. This kid seems to get his adult opponents pretty upset with some of his shenanigans.

[@tylerharrington4515]

Sorry. The about using two hand to move was not this kid. It was this kids friend who was one of the kids who allegedly made noise in the other video that you referenced.

[@shabuktaginprince602]

The chat is sick as f. He was right not taking the draw offer. Losing is a part of life but if u dont push for win in life being afraid of losing, you are already lost mate. I think we should take lesson from that kid.

[@tejas.chaudhari0]

I agree totally but the position was draw

[@papaji4830]

Good he didn't take the draw...Good for him

[@ltcmdrtobyfox3969]

Guys, remember, hes a KID. Cut him some damn slack. Hes still growing, hes still learning. Be kind.

[@raz999.9]

Every time he loses, there is drama. This kid should have training courses on loss management.

[@fxgspartan]

Source?

[@gersoncoligado6779]

This seems like an intro of a movie or first episode of an anime. You can feel his emotions

[@tatleman5314]

Mad respect for not accepting the draw. As a consequence, he is never going to forget this moment

[@kvudhayan]

Respect ? The kid was losing as next black bishop check would pick up white rook

[@arkapravorajkonwar8020]

​@@kvudhayan no kid was winning with those 2 passers, although he may just hv picked up and placed anything on the board 😂,the second he saw his timer on 1 sec.

[@greenteaenjoyer9068]

@@kvudhayan he was in a winning position.

[@Toopa88]

​@@kvudhayan Stockfish disagrees with you.

[@dragonhunterXXL]

Hahaha i love how cocky he is. And revuse the draw ended up loosing🤣🤣🤣

[@smritishome9675]

Chess is a game of consciousness Even after giving so much into it one needs to struggle

[@svetle4ok]

That "Suka" at the end🤣

[@ThaneSPKM]

Must have been very subtle. I didn't hear it at all.

[@javierarias616]

Hahahahaha what does it mean?

[@egorkalinov5821]

Наш человек 😁🇷🇺

[@Kvant531]

Я так и знал что мне не показалось

[@mohdubaid3502]

That's what a real heart break feels like....💔

[@im__KJ]

Everywhere I go...I see his face Mr Stark😭😭

[@altrfryd5859]

His face is absolutely beautiful, especially when his time got to 0:00

[@rahulrmc1613]

He has tremendous passion but I request him to have little bit sportsman spirit which is imperative to learn from his mistakes, which will help him to be a better person and gm .... Better person by the way , doesn't mean good boy ... He already might be a good boy but he will be a strong individual and analyse different alternatives

[@legionz6163]

egois never help us..

[@zakarianaji9209]

He learnt a life lesson right there when you about to lose and life offers you a draw take it

[@typhon74]

If he was playing with the other guy and his time finish he would clapping 2 times.🤣🤣

[@LeonardoNR]

I like to see that the boy got devastated, it means he put so much effort in his learning, wanna see him again in a few years, I believe he gonna do better

[@dmitrit81]

«Время - деньги» = Если ты проиграл на время, то … 😖😢😴

[@matejonotfound7239]

L kid

[@the-ace148]

He’s still young so, it’s understandable . Let him learn from the mistakes so that in the future, he can value the amount of time and talent that was given to him.

[@tnhan6380]

What mistake? I sure u don’t know u just say it.

[@the-ace148]

@@tnhan6380 the man offered the boy a draw but, he declined it. That’s clearly the mistake that he made. Also, the man has a minute and half left in his time and the boy only have 27 seconds. As you can see, he’s on the losing side. He can learn from that mistake bro, he’s still young and he can improve his game in no time.

[@tnhan6380]

@@the-ace148 ok, if the boy take that draw, what will he achieve? He already number 1 player at his age in his country, gain some elo did not make him become number 0.5 or 0.2. But when the idea “ I should take the draw because time is too short” stay in his mind, he hardly improves his skills anymore because when time is short his mind will stop thinking how to checkmate but only “ I should take a draw”.

[@danielyuan9862]

@@the-ace148 Are you for real? the mistake is that he took too much time on his turn. He could have still won/held the draw if he didn't do that.

[@ajaybijoor]

Seem like the most colorful character at the tournament

[@bobdrooples]

He has a lowlight reel for sure. His mate also.

[@jimmychurch9588]

Learn to take your loss like a man, kid. It’s a hard lesson we all have to learn. You can be tilted, but you have to learn to be respectful and acknowledge your opponent rightly won the game. Throwing a fit and stomping off is bad sportsmanship and not very manly.

[@CypherBen_]

Refused a draw and then cried, classic kids growing up to be the next Hans and Kramnik. Slamming the chess pieces when rearranging it too what a joke

[@OkieAllDay]

He learned the hard way.

[@Chris-L878]

The Waffle House has found its new host

[@isaacharton7851]

Heartbreaking, I have felt this pain too deeply myself.

[@Sieg_24]

Bro feel that too💔

[@zentsea5881]

His face literally said “I should have accepted the draw” 😂

[@phvgr8406]

I know it’s a kid but I’ve never seen this guy doing a positive thing. Only arrogance and unsportsmanship. Watch him standing up not giving his opponent his hand and not cleaning up his board.

[@pierdiba7024]

Now he is the dark lord

[@Zavier900]

I know the feeling. If your down time against a strong opponent and he offers a draw how could u ever pass up on that ?! Life lesson never waste time especially if the opportunity presents itself ❤

[@silvij2373]

He was probably taught to not take on pity from others, at least he stuck through it till the end and it will end up being a lesson he will learn from, it is better to make a move than to freeze doing nothing at all

[@salmaya9274]

This is why CHESS is a gentleman’s game. Not pouty kids game.

[@EatTacos12]

The kid just wanted to win🤷🏻‍♂️

[@aaronstafford9783]

ok well this "pouty kid" is playing in a chess tournament and you're commenting on a youtube short so

[@dannyboi1988]

its called savant syndrome. its a condition where because you think you are good at something you think you are the best, if something beats you or something doesn't go your way you often haven't developed the maturity to process it.

[@NNSPROGAMER]

who tf rages at chess bro just chill its not destroying your life i play chess because its fun

[@sptmbrkid5962]

War is either win or learn

[@IndecisiveConclusion]

That just happened to me. I was winning no way I was going to accept a draw and then I lost on time. It's brutal I feel his pain

[@amoldivo]

Sure, if you think you still got enough time for checkmate 🤷 but he looks like he's playing at least blitz, rapid or classical, with less than a minute on the clock?!

[@denizkenger52]

Winning on time when in a losing position is an amazing feeling. When the low time person offers draw and you don’t accept knowing time will run out.

[@saz2248]

He's a young child playing at a high level in a high pressure situation and showed a moment of weakness. Society wants to scrub young boys out of showing any emotion whatsoever and deride them when they do so. He's only going to get better from this.

[@andrewmosimanegapejuta9378]

Chess is brutal, 😢.. Chess is not for faint hearted.. It will kill you inside!.. 😂

[@handsomesquidguytenteclest9496]

Imagine raging over chess.

[@gowent]

I like it man. he was playing for the win. Gotta give him credit.

[@justputdale1211]

Too many bob y fisher movies some dreams aren't just meant to be.

[@Ramhams1337]

"declines draw to let his clock run out" gotta give him credit for all those moves he made after that draw offer

[@CJimenez1508]

This kid: *playing with Grand Master* Meanwhile me on youtube shorts: "What a cute puppy"

[@thkhan8165]

“Draw, take it or leave it.” - Patrick Star.

[@ItachiUchiha-lr3yr]

Once the clock runs out he is trying to think up some bullshit as to why they need to rematch. These kids have cheated all this tournament.

[@billyboy-pn9ci]

Bro was angy

[@corduroy9611]

If my future kid will ever play chess, I will teach him or her to accept defeat and not to act this way, accepting defeat gives less stress

[@danielyuan9862]

Okay, but that's only if you want your kid to play casually, which is totally fine.

[@ripinkhanna6075]

This is a tournament, not a casual game.

[@Foralluhaterz]

Kids a fool but he learnt a lesson, respect time

[@Crazmuss]

He was right to not take this draw, because this was not a draw. He was losing on time and draw was only offered only out of pity. Chess is only a game, better take lose, than pity.

[@ripinkhanna6075]

He's an International Master. He plays better chess than practically everyone in this comment section.

[@cqpzg]

He looks so crushed... I LOVE IT!!😆

[@saz2248]

He's a child already playing at a higher level than you probably ever will. Be humble.

[@cqpzg]

@@saz2248 yeah but I could totally beat him up.

[@Artyom.Vnukov]

@@saz2248 he could be a very bad and selfish person in life. Who knows?

[@Industrial2512]

​@@Artyom.Vnukovsomeone who enjoys a childs suffering is devinetly a good person

[@ripinkhanna6075]

​@@Artyom.Vnukov He's a kid, lmao. Why are you comparing him to adults?

[@cyani8428]

And... Thats what u call Karma🤯

[@WashedHusi]

Don't be toxic

[@robingurung861]

Bro trying to being Magnus carlsen*

[@MrWadeBarrett]

People actually critizing how a 12 year old handles his emotions... Im sure you were a super mature well-being at that age.

[@Dpm_2005]

It's not about criticizing (This is how you spell it btw), but it's rather about not taking a correct decision, especially when it is so obvious that it was the best decision. He was low on time and had run out of any good attacks. He may have wanted to play until the guy blundered but he didn't consider that his opponent had more than a minute left. It was a very poor decision to decline the draw, and he should be criticized. Not for crying, but he should be criticized for him crying for a stupid decision he shouldn't have taken in the first place. 🤌

[@MrWadeBarrett]

@@Dpm_2005 Its a kid. You are just jealous that such a young kids worst performance is better than your peak performance

[@danielyuan9862]

@@Dpm_2005 "It was a very poor decision to decline a draw," dude the kid spent over 20 seconds on a single move and you think there's nothing wrong with that? For all you know, he could have simply been in a winning position and just timed out by taking too long.

[@ripinkhanna6075]

​@@Dpm_2005 He believed that he could have won the endgame and didn't want to call it a draw. He decided to fight. His mistake was not declining the draw, but taking too long to move.

[@elisa.maria0]

Tell me you're a bad loser without telling me you're a bad loser

[@zaheenop2007]

I think that kid literally forgot about the time... better luck next time

[@Puhislayer655]

Hey an old guy lost on time in chess too. You got a lot more in you. Keep playing and move forward.

[@zelonica7631]

my boy run straight to his mama💀

[@WashedHusi]

🤡🤡🤡

[@NoobChalk]

He probably thought the opponent hasn't made his move yet lol