Youngest Ever Player To Defeat Magnus Carlsen! (Record Broken)

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Carlsen, Magnus (2865) - Praggnanandhaa R (2612)
Airthings Masters | Prelims (chess24.com) [8] 2022.02.20
1.d4 Nf6 2.c4 e6 3.Nf3 d5 4.Nc3 c5 5.e3 Nc6 6.cxd5 exd5 7.Bb5 cxd4 8.exd4 Bd6 9.O-O O-O 10.h3 h6 11.Re1 Bf5 12.Ne5 Rc8 13.Bf4 Re8 14.Rc1 Qb6 15.Bxc6 bxc6 16.Na4 Qa6 17.Re3 Ne4 18.f3 Ng5 19.Rec3 Qb7 20.Bh2 Ne6 21.Nxc6 Nf4 22.Ne5 Bxe5 23.dxe5 Nd3 24.Rxc8 Rxc8 25.Rxc8+ Qxc8 26.Bg3 d4 27.b3 Qc6 28.Qd2 Kh7 29.Kh2 Bg6 30.Qa5 Qc1 31.Qxa7 Qe3 32.Nc3 Nf4 33.Nd1 Qd2 34.Nf2 Ne2 35.h4 Qe1 36.Qd7 Nxg3 37.Qxd4 Nf1+ 38.Kh3 Ne3 39.Qb2 Bc2
00:00 Hello Everyone!
00:19 Game Starts!
02:30 Completely New Game!
07:43 Pause the Video!
10:40 It Was In This Position
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[@agadmator]

Record Broken!!! kzbin.info/www/bejne/d5rTq6yOdrZ-jsU

[@kundukulam5808]

I remember Prag mentioning in one of his interviews when he had just become GM that Carlsen is his favourite Chess player. Imagine the joy of defeating Carlsen so convincingly. The kid has definitely turned over a new leaf.

[@Axiomatic75]

This victory probably gave him a huge boost in confidence. I'm excited to see his next games.

[@da96103]

When was Prag a bad leaf?

[@da96103]

@@N0Xa880iUL i think you should look up the definition of turn over a new leaf. The usage in op is inaccurate.

[@N0Xa880iUL]

@@da96103 Thank you! I have turned over a new leaf.

[@harishh8497]

Are u bank aspirant?

[@Kali9030]

When I saw the news, I thought he was lucky and was under belief that Magnuson made error during the game. But after watching this, I realized, he was mercilessly beaten with black. This is on another level. 🙌

[@cressdrg9562]

He didn't just defeat Magnus, he destroyed him. Very impressive victory, well done!

[@StarPlanet56789]

Tamil Tiger !!!

[@otakuhunter4817]

the fact that prago has to play the game 3:00 am local time adds on to the resilience he showed in this match

[@NyleorV]

Well actually I think when you're 16 that kind of thing doesn't matter, but yes it's a something.

[@vex6543]

@@NyleorV it matters a lot. He’s still developing and needs 9 hours of sleep

[@PM-ix9oi]

@@vex6543 yea he was like get this over with, i gotta sleep Magnus

[@sregginetahi999]

Is that why im not developing :(

[@pchoukekar1]

He is very traditional in his approach. So probably he must be sleeping as early 9 pm. So yes it's tough to compete at 3 o clock in the morning.

[@ryczardpetroo2458]

Merciless finish. Delicious treat for every sadistic chess player.

[@architsharma6524]

You bet 😊

[@mrdisnuts6200]

Might change the title with your comment+1 to you sir

[@aronianspigonian8589]

Bro what?😂

[@nicksamuel8324]

Would've made Fischer proud

[@dmp-9734]

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[@andreaswolkerstorfer1543]

As if defeating Magnus with the Black Pieces wasn‘t impressive enough already, amazing work by Praggo!

[@soogasooga]

do they keep records of what your record is as white and as black? I wonder what Magnus's record is as white...

[@altimate1]

*Carlsen wantedly did some blunders. Sudden sympathy on the winner, why?* *So powerful moves, yet lost. This cannot be believed. Something fishy.*

[@hiffets1]

@@altimate1 lol...keep living in conspiracy world

[@altimate1]

@@hiffets1 magnus is not a person who loses that easily

[@vijaykrishnan5751]

@@altimate1 Everybody loses, even the world champion. Credit where due dude, pragg gave a solid performance here

[@Gargraves100]

I know you are not supposed to count, but how many moves ahead did Pragga "see" when he found the winning move? The analysis is incredible.

[@vishalgohel9257]

39

[@yashjhunjhunwala6381]

14000605

[@guillaumelagueyte1019]

@@yashjhunjhunwala6381 I understood that reference

[@alejandrosierra3743]

@@guillaumelagueyte1019 A strange reference

[@user-ho1vt8vz2l]

69

[@Robi2009]

I wanna see Praggu become World Champion sometime just to see commentators trying to pronounce his name :)

[@devadathans5506]

Do you know why Vishwanathan Anand became Vishy Anand?

[@ALLROUNDERTECH9829]

@@devadathans5506 also praggnanada became pragg.

[@gopajeshwanth987]

U urself calling him praggu do u think commentators will call him with full name😂

[@carterwood4197]

@@devadathans5506 Vishy is a popular commentator now and I'm sure he can pronounce Praggu's name.

[@devadathans5506]

@@carterwood4197 Obviously. Vishy is from Tamil Nadu, he should be able to pronounce the toughest of Indian names.

[@Niceonthefrenchriviera]

I've been waiting for that for very very long! Since Praggu became a grandmaster! Love indian players!

[@chessenjoyer9657]

It's impressive that he managed sac two pawns against the world champion and bait him into a checkmate sequence. That knight move by Magnus was the only blunder he did but still at this level if you're 1 move late to the initiative you're lost. Amazing game by both Super GMs

[@punjabislofiproductions]

pp

[@NotRyan.]

Magnus also defeated chess leaders when he was young. Now it's his turn, the circle goes around every generation.

[@Avi8053]

Exactly! And that chess leader was an Indian, Vishwanathan Anand... Praggnanandhaa avenges him!

[@KumarSanu-fq9kg]

@@Avi8053 Garry Kasparov

[@Avi8053]

@@KumarSanu-fq9kg He was defeated by Vishwanath Anand. You could read the book, Mind Matters.

[@KumarSanu-fq9kg]

@@Avi8053 Naah bro... I was just short of information. Thank you instead for help.

[@indiantiger699]

Exactly! Nice comment

[@utarian7]

I can't even calculate what professional players RESIGN over. They're that good that they actually RESIGN over what most of us can't calculate.

[@vetiarvind]

of course, if not for agadmator, we can't see half the lines.. That's why they're chess pros and we're whatever we are.

[@priyabratamallick9230]

I can calculate almost 85% resignations thanks to agadmator. I am pre-100K sub.

[@michaelmcgee335]

The end position was clearly lost he was a piece down.

[@Bosscheesemo]

Sometimes you can see it coming. Once or twice someone's made a really bad move in the opening that I caught and punished, should have resigned then...60 moves later he's fought hard to stay alive but he really absolutely should have resigned on move 4 because there's no way I'm going to ever be at a disadvantage since the opening unless I make these five sequential bad moves. Sometimes you see it coming sixty moves ahead because you had that opening start and it doesn't take a professional. Just takes knowing you didn't mess up on move 4, he did

[@c.m.george6100]

@Not Me p

[@ChadRaush]

Not only did he beat Magnus. He baited him into capturing two pawns to get the victory.

[@loust1264]

basically magnus got jebaited to death KEKW

[@altimate1]

*Carlsen wantedly did some blunders. Sudden sympathy on the winner, why?* *So powerful moves, yet lost. This cannot be believed. Something fishy.*

[@srimadananpg7532]

@@altimate1 nothing fishy. Magnus lost so badly. 😀

[@abinashtalukdar98]

@@altimate1 here is our over smart guy.

[@utarian7]

Praggna Zero.

[@snowfloofcathug]

This was so hype to watch live. Having the Magnus livestream on and seeing them be amazed at the computer evaluation, having to look at the computer suggestions to even know what the best moves are *and then have Pragg actually play them*

[@tech_to_know]

Can't believe Pragg is youngest to beat Magnus🤘🏻

[@silverfox389]

Pragg was def cheating

[@tylerschannel]

@@silverfox389 5:16

[@maherm7861]

Pragg was cheating. His sister was playing the game on her computer, and teach him the correct moves by using secret earbuds

[@xxSuDDeNxNiNjA]

I feel like prag is cheating is it normal

[@srikanthkal8695]

This is big news in India. He has become a celebrity in India now. Hopefully, he can put this to good use. Thanks for annalyzing this game. Appreciate it. Was waiting for it.

[@sigmameme2762]

@@GauravKumar-jf4qp almost 1-2 million people knows him.also I knew him after that win 🙌🙌🙌

[@ridingdreamer]

@@GauravKumar-jf4qp Sachin tweeted his win. Whats wrong with you?!

[@An_ony_mous]

@@GauravKumar-jf4qp Before 6 months itself I knew him. I watched his chess matches on this same KZbin account.

[@JhakasRoamer]

I know pragu from age of 11. When he first played with Vishi he became famous since then.

[@gazz01]

@@sigmameme2762 now 100 million people knows him

[@williamgoss4691]

Wow !! Pragga had two chances to beat Magnus and did it, with great style, at the 2nd opportunity. Fantastic play by Pragga with no mistakes from Magnus - that I saw ! - at all. Just amazing. Thanks Agad.

[@AlbertChang17]

Magnus: I will be the first to hit 2900. Pragu: Hold my apple juice.

[@pramod831]

He still might since this was rapid

[@Neethinify]

@I agree with you, but r/whoosh

[@TheUtkarsh34]

Apple juice is in the North India, he belongs to south. Better would be.. Hold my idli

[@uday3402]

@@TheUtkarsh34 coconut water

[@saltedbacon8793]

Hold my spices

[@ramachandra776]

"If you can capture this pawn and not lose to the attack it is probably a winning position . If not , it is probably a losing position " - agadmator 2022 🙂

[@adiadiadi333]

Even captain obvious has nothing on this.

[@awordabout...3061]

This is Hoodie Guy-level chess mastery!

[@MrSoloComentarios]

Is not that obvious, could be an equal position after surviving the attack

[@johnbaldan8592]

"Hello everyone!" would deescalate Russia Ukraine tensions on its own

[@SS-vz6qr]

😆

[@chrisoleary9876]

Too bad he was too young to do anything about Yugoslavia breakup....

[@ChinmayDhake]

You seem much more cultured than Joe Biden

[@altimate1]

John Baldan, true.

[@videopetanque7436]

@@hauntinghaze5161 maybe between blacks and whites

[@DriveWithVicky87]

Came here after sachin Tendulkar tweeted about prags win!

[@auntiecarol]

Haven't played chess in about 20 years, but when Lord Sachin mentioned this I just had to come see Prag sliding his bishops through deep extra cover.

[@backslash8874]

Didn't know the Great(GOAT) Sachin Tendulkar tweeted about it!

[@schwindsichtigaderechte5293]

Amazing! A single improvement can even put the best player in the world in jeopardy. Chess is awesome.

[@morganbmgtow8879]

Fischer said chess is dead; only a good memory for positions is necessary; & therefore boring & lacking creativity; only a good memory is necessary & knowing theory ;he is to a great extent correct; if you remember patterns in positions you play better..The way US gov't treated Fischer was so bad for American chess... When I was in unversity in the 1980s me & someone I thought was my friend played in a simultaneous match against Boris Spassky; there were 300 players at cost of 75$ US each from 700-IMs..He drew 10 players & lost to 5 players.. My so called friend beat Spassky... Spassky took pictures with the winners at cost 20$ each...And that little bitch refused to play us ever again!!!

[@a.m.armstrong8354]

Pragg is future rival to Firouzja. Great win!

[@PerfectSense77]

I remember when I was first getting in your channel way back you'd championed Pragg and his earlier games so it's cool to see it all come full circle and see him crushing the best of the best.

[@meatsauceification]

Love your coverage Agadmator. Always these easy explanations for complex plays (at least for me, being a rookie and all!). The "pause a second and try to spot the winning move" cracked me up, specially when you only gave me literally gave me TWO SECONDS?! Big plays, champs!

[@robertcox5861]

pause

[@mahadisuham5264]

There is always a time when a prodigy came out and beat the best player of his time and became a great player..that happened with garry,magnus and now prag..its happppenning broo

[@divereconomist3960]

I rememer his game with Hikaru 2 years ago it ended draw. Despite his age he was fearless, quick and confident in moving his pieces. World champion defeated by 16 years old?!! Thats what I love in chess. A game with no limits or boundaries.

[@exs1803]

Wow 15 years old grandmaster. Brilliant moves. I couldnt predict any of them at all. This young man will have a great chess future ahead of him.

[@ACEM-by-CA-Viswanathan]

Agad, pls change the title later to: It will go down in the history as "the greatest poison pawn"!! congratulations Praggo!

[@altimate1]

*Carlsen wantedly did some blunders. Sudden sympathy on the winner, why?* *So powerful moves, yet lost. This cannot be believed. Something fishy.*

[@animesloversunited9069]

@@altimate1 nothing fishy. Magnus lost so badly. 😀

[@blinddig7525]

@@altimate1 *no*

[@RiksK15]

But it wasn't any of those pawns that lost Magnus the game, the position was still equal until Magnus blundered with Nc3.

[@altimate1]

@@RiksK15 that's what I was saying. I don't know the chess language much but I observed how the game unexpectedly and suddenly made a twist. Very pale of magnus 😏

[@keepthingssimple]

Qb6 would have been analysed by Pragg ..he would have seen possible combinations on how to protect c6 pawn ..that would have helped him..

[@gorillafacewastaken]

At 16, it looks like praggu hit his chess growth spurt

[@zan7838]

@@halisajania6603 out of all communities you picked Chess.

[@firstnamelastname5761]

@@zan7838 LoL

[@altimate1]

*Carlsen wantedly did some blunders. Sudden sympathy on the winner, why?* *So powerful moves, yet lost. This cannot be believed. Something fishy.*

[@ronisaiba9623]

@@altimate1 Stop spamming lmao.

[@shrinivas6055]

@@altimate1 everyone read this ,if you find anyone like this mentality , please leave them without saying the word ,even if she is your wife or your boss ,these are the people who thinks sun is revolving around them ,just a life tip , you'll enjoy much more in life than finding and being with just asshole people so please

[@weeooh1]

I remember always seeing Prago is a brilliant chess prodigy. His latest pic shows he has grown quite a bit older. And of course a bit deadlier as an opponent. Would not be surprised if he is world champ in 5 years.

[@srimadananpg7532]

He will be. A world champion soon. For sure 😀❤️

[@TheOriginalGankstar]

@@srimadananpg7532 I don't really get comments like this. No doubt he is talented, but in India alone there are several very promising rising prodigies. And then there's the rest of the world. It seems like a mini lottery to guess who will be World Champion. It's possible somebody will become dominant after Magnus and shut everyone else out - that guy could be Praggu or it could be someone else, or maybe nobody - extremely hard to predict.

[@sathishtamil7481]

@@TheOriginalGankstar its definitely nikhil kamath

[@purpleinfiresman2615]

@@sathishtamil7481 LOL

[@charanteja_]

Who is prago? I think his name is Pragnannadha (spelt Prag-na-nanda)

[@jeremiahakinlabi7232]

Beautiful commentary as always. Beautiful moves by Pragga. Outplayed every move by magnus.

[@JagVama]

What an epic battle!!! An extraordinary achievement by Praggu!!!. Praggnanandha comes from a poor family - his father Rameshbabu is a polio victim, a man of modest means. I admire Rameshbabu and his wife for giving Pragg & his sister Vaishali (another promising chess talent) everything he had to bring them up to this level. Recently e4 chess group ( in Chennai India) supported by Vishy Anand & our team gave a laptop, a tablet and INR 200K ($3000) Cash award to encourage 8 chess prodigies including Pragg, Vaishali and Gukesh. I wish more people support the game of chess in some way - chess should be taught in schools and universities. A few drops of H(M)oney from the millions of dollars given to cricketers, tennis and football champs will go a long way to sustain and grow this classic game of the mind!!! Cheers!!!

[@sanjazzster]

Chess can teach you lessons from 16 year old's, Definitely a game to fall in love with :)

[@sanjazzster]

@@halisajania6603 Thank you but i am content with Chess atm 😇

[@otaviorbs]

Does the dating girl play 1. Nf3? If so, Ill click the link

[@altimate1]

*Carlsen wantedly did some blunders. Sudden sympathy on the winner, why?* *So powerful moves, yet lost. This cannot be believed. Something fishy.*

[@altimate1]

@@otaviorbs 😆

[@sanjazzster]

@@altimate1 I think every dog has his day and this one was pragnanandas day. Magnus could have found a way but the knight made his life miserable.

[@dark_mode]

And he did it with black pieces. What a genius!

[@platypusperry5574]

Actually I would say almost everybody in top100 is genius. I mean out of all the players of the world they are top100.

[@theyoungdisciple2925]

@@platypusperry5574 but to beat magnus with black takes something really special

[@casperghost0secondsago594]

@@theyoungdisciple2925 pinnacle of genius.

[@grahamjordan1040]

You can’t say black it’s just not white 🤣

[@lfds8342]

@@grahamjordan1040 Looney left incoming..... -

[@xethnyrrow]

The final move was down right humiliating. Not only did Pragg beat Magnus, but did it with the black pieces. Very impressive!

[@quiet7632]

Damn son, that's impressive, and how amazing must that have felt to a young person just starting a chess career.

[@gauravmg]

I was waiting for this video since morning.....thanks Agad.

[@michaelmatt9752]

Pragnanando did well beating this Carlos guy

[@juanpablosanchezaveleyra6454]

Looool, you made my day

[@Noone-gz8li]

Huh

[@Noone-gz8li]

Ok

[@robertpsotka3525]

Congratulations Prago, excellent game

[@paulsec8852]

A spectacular game! Brilliant moves by young master Praggo. Congratulations!

[@durgababu879]

In any format blitz rapid classical game... winning against Magnus is a great achievement... beautifully played by praggu

[@hsthast7183]

*2:34** : Lost opportunity to award Praggu with the "Nikhil Kamath Head" for playing engine's 1st choice move* 😥

[@starksanket3880]

😂😂

[@somergoyt]

lmao

[@barenuffsafe]

Agadmator THANK YOU SO MUCH for always including the PGN in the description. This is why you're the OG chess youtuber. Gotham and all the others just plug merch

[@williambuford3078]

I enjoy the hell out of our you tube chess coverage artists/comedian/analysists that are available. But when I want the down and dirty.... Aga is and always has been the bomb...😆😎

[@sciencefaction2646]

Saw this on Daniel King’s channel, amazing game. I like watching both channels so I’m glad Agad covered it too!

[@boopathynirmal9794]

@@halisajania6603 wait what? Anna is a man?

[@douglaseLamb]

WOW! What a presentation Antonio. Thx 🙏🏻, ♾ d

[@srikanths7873]

Wow! That bishop move was EPIC ThanQ Agad for honouring my #suggestion #suggestion Can you also please show a game by Sokolsky? Or someone who has won with the Sokolsky opening? *Anand, Praggu is here* - better brush up my friend, better 🌟

[@padmakumarke2063]

Pawn offer was intuitive and timely,tucking queen away .cornered king then succumbed to circling deadly duo of queen and knight.Congrats Praggu,that is a good stuff.

[@ahmad10495]

It’s so weird to hear you saying “magnus carlsen resigned the game” so so weird omg!! 😂😂

[@ayushmaurya1912]

Comon in this tournament

[@altimate1]

*Carlsen wantedly did some blunders. Sudden sympathy on the winner, why?* *So powerful moves, yet lost. This cannot be believed. Something fishy.*

[@altimate1]

@Lakshya Bajpai can you say that 😊

[@raghuveer4552]

@@altimate1 improve your english Conspiracy theory is a sign of personalities issues

[@vidyabhushantiwari1855]

Hey agad! Please also show todays prag's match vs Andrey Asepenko.#suggestion

[@erikziak1249]

I found "the move", but I am not sure if my reasoning was as deep or I was just lucky. I had some thoughts, but they would have played out a bit differently.

[@corbettmystic1769]

Amazing calm attack from Pragg against an experienced GM

[@altimate1]

*Carlsen wantedly did some blunders. Sudden sympathy on the winner, why?* *So powerful moves, yet lost. This cannot be believed. Something fishy.*

[@animesloversunited9069]

@@altimate1 nothing fishy. Magnus lost so badly. 😀

[@pattabiramans]

Praggu made it look so simple, its never simple playing against Magnus and winning is just out of this world!!! Incredible play by praggu, just can't get better

[@pankajvermacs]

And that too with black pieces.

[@pattabiramans]

@@pankajvermacs Absolutely!!!

[@pnvkrm]

Total domination by praggyananda after sacrificing pawn and so many squares open for attack from anywhere..champ took the bait and choked..well done my indian boy..so proud of you

[@PragyaTGupta]

Awsome....Many congratulations..so very proud of you Pragggo,,You are embodiment of Pragyan

[@solomanmania]

Amazing commentary @agadmator makes it better than watching the real game !

[@gokumasteredultrainstinct6883]

Magnus Nc6 was a mistake. He overloaded the c file with no attacking strategy on the king. While Pragg was overloading the the white King for the attack. It's a flawed philosophy sometimes to attack pieces and not the king. Pragg is always attacking the King. It's better chess imo.

[@VitorsDen]

Hey Agad, Eric Hansen is having a great performance in this tournament, could you cover a game of his? #suggestion

[@scarfacepug4844]

No

[@talphazero1036]

Sorry, Magnus is losing games, makes for much better clickability than some other GM having a good tournament

[@floriandauser6263]

@@talphazero1036 do you know what clickbait means?

[@georget4141]

@@talphazero1036 eric hansen is a famous youtuber

[@mj2carlsbad]

@@floriandauser6263 he said clickability, not click bait

[@mdl222]

Beast from the East! Good job Pragg! Thank you both for a BEAUTIFUL game!

[@yugcigameht]

When you asked for the "pause the move" it is interesting that ...dc is met by Qe3 c2 and Bf4! White loses his queen but his extra pawns win...

[@Avi8053]

Back in 2013 a kid dethroned Vishy who was the reigning world champ, we Indians felt the pain. Prag's victory is the perfect soother to my soul! Hurrahh #praggnanandhaa We need more!!

[@THEKVDIARIES123]

Wonderful. Both the game and the explanation

[@gibbeldon]

I spotted the move. However I was only able to calculate until Nf2. I just couldn't find the continuation then.

[@symatzar6945]

The last time i watch these 2 player play was on this agadmator channel where magnus mess around praggo..look how much this kid haa improve to beat world champion.. congrats kid

[@vaibhavbhardwaj7248]

Fun fact :- He also beat Levon Aronian the same day and esipenko the following day ..

[@symatzar6945]

@@vaibhavbhardwaj7248 i guess he is no longer GM now he is officially super duper GM

[@christyag1177]

Dang! This young boy looks so calm and aggressive at the same time

[@miscellaneous69420]

That's deadly combination!

[@albertjumping4648]

Agadmator's channel has made tremendous contributions to the study and development of chess around the world. many have learned from and enjoyed his videos. Since the beginning i have stated this. today's video is impressive, a young kid Praggnanandhaa who recently became grandmaster has defeated the great champion of the world Carlsen. it just shows that even great giants can fall. only the great Capablanca managed to play for about 8 years without losing a single game. nice video presentation and great comments as usual.

[@AB-Speaks1]

This is awesome.. very talented guy.

[@jwerdy5179]

Crazy! He essentially got checkmated. Its funny how the more I improve in chess the better I understand your videos

[@tmbhbnt8281]

#suggestion Vincent Keymer vs Anish Giri from Airthings Round 5. You covered so many beatings of Keymer from the Grand Prix, it's only fair to show a nice game of his :)

[@yourstruly1234]

Always good to see brilliant young players..

[@davidanderson2357]

Note the contribution from Pipi Pupu. Clearly agadmator's #1 AND #2 fan.

[@2313rafa]

🤣

[@besantguys]

Been waiting for this video even since I got to know this news.

[@houtarooreki9802]

Aa a fellow Tamilian and Indian, it's a proud achievement by praggu! Vere level da thalaiva!

[@gamma9141]

Here comes that BS Tamil pride

[@houtarooreki9802]

I used to feel the same when I introspect into most of the fellow Tamilians. But it doesn't hurt to be proud of of it once in a while ^ ^.

[@mandarbamane4268]

@@gamma9141 he also mentioned Indian, that's okay.

[@arnabbose3256]

No words to describe this event, sheer brilliance by Praggu

[@Anonymous-sv4mx]

It's just a wow 😲🤩😍... Keep it prag. 👏👏

[@1.4142]

This was all over the news. Prag has a promising future.

[@romanempires8758]

Wow 😍, Awesome. Congrats to the Young Indian👏🙌😍.

[@mrzonlinede]

To je nevjerojatno. Dječak bi mogao postati sljedeći svjetski prvak. Pozdrav za Kiževce

[@exitinggames]

Hearty congratulations Pragga 🎉👍

[@burimsaliji23]

I like Pragu he will be one of the best players in some time 😀🙂 congrats on the win 🙂

[@Beerfish777]

People get mad at me for saying this but Magnus is a pawn grabber. Now 99/100 times he ends up with an extra pawn in the end game at it is all over. But, this never made it to queens off the board. Great game.

[@rameshb794]

You need to be an absolute genius to consistently go into the endgames with 1 pawn advantage. Not many GMs can do that, so the "pawn grabbing" is not as simple as you make it sound.

[@Beerfish777]

@@rameshb794 You misunderstand my comment, I am acknowledging that genius. Magnus grabs pawns when most others do not and he consistently wins games due to that one pawn advantage.

[@KunalBalani]

Nice game. Thanks for posting this.

[@rubenvazquez2996]

In the line were you showed before capturing the c pawn for white, g4, you brought the bishop to g6 (aprox. min 4.35), but then, instead of capturing the c pawn, I would seriously think about tripling his pawns with Nxg6 instead.

[@jamestellsthetruth]

I would say he is the future of chess but he is already dominating now. The future is now

[@markritchie8874]

Nice game but, respectfully, he isn't dominating, he's had a pretty average year so far and "the future is now" sounds like a tacky sales pitch for a robot vacuum cleaner or something.

[@2313rafa]

@@markritchie8874 I'd buy that robot vacuum cleaner

[@LifeIsGreatGirishArunDikshit]

The matches like this showcase that the game of Chess is still quite human, that no one is absolutely invincible, and that the player ratings, colours of chess pieces or head to head scorelines are inconsequential to determine the end result of any chess game !! Such games are like nice booster doses to all those people who might get bored from time to time seeing machine like playing strategies and often predictable outcomes !!

[@kookoo275]

Yeah I agree but Prag probably was able to do this because of engines

[@LifeIsGreatGirishArunDikshit]

Use of engines for preparation purposes might be a norm these days for almost all Chess players. That's actually a bit sad part as it lends some artificialness and certain predictability to watch modern games. However, sad or not, engines seem to be inevitable in modern era. But, that's where such games seem nice where some human aspects are showcased, some fantastic moves played by not-so-established player, some apparent mistakes from a stalwart and a special result on display.

[@kookoo275]

@@LifeIsGreatGirishArunDikshit I agree, just saying that he's been raised with this as the norm. It's like how kids nowadays have internalized the internet

[@LifeIsGreatGirishArunDikshit]

Yes, that's right, it's the truth of modern era Chess...

[@varghesethomas]

Transition of Magnus reminds me of Leonoardo DiCaprio's transition form Titanic to Wolf of wall street.

[@izigambash6525]

What a beauty! Good luck to Pragga in his next steps.

[@kunalkumarshrivastava]

Congratulations Praggnanandha, you are amazing 🎉

[@junaydjaved6776]

Agadmator might be confused so much right now in deciding which game to show... Every round of Airthings Masters has at least 2 spectacular games

[@Steelthepoet]

lol that's true, he has a lot to choose from

[@talphazero1036]

What else would he really show than Magnus Carlsen losing as white to a 17 year old GM?

[@theoneonly8472]

Definitely shows why awarding extra points for wins leads to more thrilling chess

[@lovelysrinu9315]

Wow its so nice.. 👍 Keep rocking 🔥🔥

[@unisonharmony1498]

In every Pragg's video after the match his expressions are like nothing even he loss or win, just like nothing happened

[@bryanpospisil749]

Amazing how far behind in the game these people can resign.... like 10 moves away from a defeat and they already know.

[@pimacanyon6208]

Wow, great game. Congrats to Pragnananda!

[@tajnotpm6281]

Wonderful analysis of an incredible game.

[@willpeacock8979]

This is so awesome-- wonder how Magnus took the loss

[@cmeola1066]

The kid's nasty with his knight/queen play. Well done!

[@wonderstruck.]

11:52 "Thank you peepeepoopoo for contributions to my channel"

[@billbillson3129]

Incredible! Thanks for sharing! also, LMFAO @ Pipi Pupu XD

[@Beardman29]

Remember, I was just a rapid game. Great win by Pragg! Looking forward to him challenging Magnus for the World Championship!