When the Monke gets Excited after Seeing Ollie's Match Result 【Ollie/CDawgVA】

[@ivandominguez5476]

He is like a proud father of his daughter.

[@mon573r6]

Proud Monke

[@Idzottun]

The plot armor

[@ferikoleonardi839]

Connor in the end: THANK YOU CHESS JESUS!

[@ElJoeMama]

Her opponent either made a mistake, highly unlikely, or was a simp of Ollie and did not want her to lose.

[@JGDawg1]

It's actually pretty common for inexperienced players to accidentally draw, especially when pressed for time and not aware of draw rules.

[@insertname8811]

It’s a common mistake for new chess players to not put the king in check but instead surround the squares the piece can move. Also this was a legit tournament, so no he wasn’t simping

[@ezioauditore7636]

@@insertname8811 I doubt it, that's the first thing you learn about chess.

[@weebpage2214]

Scripted lmao

[@syaredzaashrafi1101]

@@ezioauditore7636 still he's not simping bruh. he just don't know stalemate

[@stevensarmiento2603]

Seeing this just makes me go "Kizzie why?!?!?!!?"

[@TheMurloxPlays]

that is what you call, a certified int

[@tylerensminger]

The guys can't believe what happened and the moves made but such as vtuber who has plot armor

[@d.2605]

I can’t believe I didn’t like Connor at first bk in the day. I’m so ashamed. Love this kid bruh.

[@Zincoxide.]

OLLIE PLOT ARMOR LETS GOOOOOOOO

[@ranuastika9847]

Honestly Connor reaction is perfect for "les go!" Hololive moment. I know we already have Charlie reaction butt still

[@IR-Insights]

It hurts watching this after he beat Ollie.

[@awkwardturtle7973]

Life imitates Anime

[@hermawanbroos8686]

My mind blow

[@DarkNight3603]

Haha whats with the guy top right? His reaction like he lost a bet. Dont underestimate Hololive! Even if we lose, we still win.

[@paulthenotsogreat8032]

That’s what you call “dumbfounded”. He does not have to support Kizzie or anything to be struck dumb by how stupid that blunder was.

[@alfianfahmi5430]

Imagine if she actually knew how to play chess and made this stalemate ploy as her trap card 😂🤣

[@rssyng]

nah she's on her way on losing there. there no trap card she set up. it just the plot armor.

[@InnocentC0]

You can actually use your king to lead opponent's pieces to move. This case is not one of them, however.

[@alfianfahmi5430]

@@rssyng I mean I'm talking about what-if situation when Ollie had the capabilities to intentionally outsmart her opponents in chess 🤷🏻‍♂️ For an amateur, time-outs and stalemates are quite uncalled-for, eventhough there are some cases of these situations done by amateurs and noobs alike 😂🤣

[@stevemanart]

As shown in her first round, she does know how to play, at the lower mid-level. She just panics too easily, but got lucky because her opponent didn't know about this stalemate rule. I think he had a specific checkmate in mind, and lost the others that were waiting for him to pull the trigger. That sort of tunnel vision is common with mid-level players.

[@alfianfahmi5430]

@@stevemanart Better be winning with knowing only a handful of rules than knowing all the rules and yet zero wins, I guess 😂🤣

[@doctortuxito7532]

Oh hey that's the third wheel

[@ianvillaluz8279]

Connor popped off so hard lmao

[@KFPEconomist]

"There are a million mates, and you chose none of them"

[@smolboi9659]

chess jesus

[@hazel5933]

The int holy shit

[@Pedro_Echeverria]

Can someone explain me what happened? I don't understand chess :(

[@watertower3969]

Same here. Chess hard.

[@cookiecan10]

In chess the win condition is that the opponent's king cannot move and must be directly being threatened as well. The draw condition is only that the opponent's king cannot move. So when when someone is trying to get a checkmate(winning), they have to be very careful not to get a draw instead. So what happened is that Ollie's opponent was very obviously winning, but they messed up by accidentally getting a draw instead of a win.

[@ElJoeMama]

I believe what happened was: As Ollie only had her king left, the only way for her not to lose is to move her king a certain amount of times for it to be a stalemate, a.k.a. a draw. The opponent, who had all the power to win the game by cornering Ollie' king, ending the game with a checkmate, with the other rook, decided (for whatever reason, probably a simp of Ollie) to not finish it and let it end on a draw. Checkmate = where you basically have no more possible moves that you can do without getting your king eaten, meaning the end of the game. im not sure if this will really help, but this is how i understood the situation. corrections are appreciated for those who has more knowledge.

[@Pedro_Echeverria]

I got it now, thanks to both!!

[@LordVidashall]

To explain in more details, a stalemate is When a player who has the turn is unable to move but is also not in check. Ollie's king is only able to move to one square, the one above it (the other squares are checkmate bacause of the white queen) Her oponent made a mistake by placing the rook at the very top (1:48), it cut off the only possible move Ollie was able to do. And so after his turn it was Ollie's turn but she was unable to make any possible move (her king is trap and she has no other piece she can move), but she also isn't on checkmate, so it ends in a draw. Also he didn't do that because he is a simp as some people said, he probably didn't even know stalemate was a thing lol both Ollie and him are newbie players

[@Breadd6607]

*Ollie used vtuber powers *The opponent simped and did a stalemate

[@alanfrost2973]

Stalemate is not a win its a draw its already said there so basically you will need a re match

[@zuirenn]

By moving E6 Rook to H6, White would have won. Instead, a Stalemate was forced (how?? I have no idea) which is, as you say, a draw. But that's the thing, Ollie was dead to rights, but the match ended in a draw, keeping her in the tournament.

[@InnocentC0]

Rematch from dead match is a good thing. At least, you have a chance to win on new match.

[@kindredspirit9703]

@@zuirenn Stalemate occurs if a player has no legal moves on their turn and isn't in check. Stalemate also happens if both players only have a king (since checkmate is impossible) or if the same boardstate happens over and over again (stalemate by repetition)

[@devaraft]

in that position stalemate feels good as much as a win

[@infamea3147]

i dont understand chess , so idk what happen...

[@jk844100]

Kizzie had an easy checkmate but he made a mistake and ended up with a stalemate. In chess you HAVE to move if it’s your turn but the king can’t move to a square that would put the king in check (an opponents piece is attacking the king). Kizzie accidentally put Ollie in a position where her King wasn’t in check (her kings wasn’t being attacked) but she couldn’t move to any squares because they were all in the line of fire from kizzie’s pieces so she had no legal moves. If a situation happens where a player has no legal moves to play but they’re not checkmated then it’s a stalemate which results in a draw. This was a good result for Ollie because if Kizzie checkmated her Kizzie would have won the set (best 2/3). Ollie had 1 win. Kizzie had 1 win. This was the last game but because it was a draw they both get 0.5 points. So it was 1.5 to 1.5 in a 2/3. Meaning they had to play a tiebreaker which Ollie won. I hope that makes sense.

[@otakusensei1716]

Can anybody tell me why its draw?? Im so lost

[@sesnesia3786]

because ollie can't move anymore

[@zeipyo8968]

Ollie's king piece is unable to move and doesn't get checked. Thus called the draw.