Youngest Player Ever To Defeat a GRANDMASTER! || 8 Years, 6 Months and 11 Days!

[@AboudSafar]

50 years from now, youngest grand master at age of 3 days and 2 hours

[@Megaterminator1302]

50 years from now, It will played among computer engines only. So no age 🤷‍♂️

[@burimsaliji23]

😂😂 before they are even born ,they'll move the pieces with neurolink from musk 😂

[@joebazooks]

lol male mother identifies as a chessboard...

[@Cant_find_good_Handle]

Don’t worry… humans are likely to be extinct by then.

[@ryanduggan6738]

@@Megaterminator1302what 😂

[@joebazooks]

when i was 8 years old, we were being taught how to spell simple words lol...

[@edgreen2660]

I'm under the impression a classification of GM starts a 2500. I searched a couple of sites and found that to be the case.

[@rasmusjohansen6190]

You just needs a peak rating over 2500. If you earn the title, you can't lose it again.

[@edgreen2660]

@@rasmusjohansen6190, if Stopa had a rating of 2500, plus fulfilled the other requirements for becoming a grandmaster, he sure went downhill.

[@axelwebert2560]

He peaked at 2544 in 2015, so he lost 200 points in the last 9 years. Sure he lost ratings, but nothing out of the ordinary. Not all grandmasters earn a living playing chess, so they might not have the time to keep their skills sharp when they have a full-time job or maybe a family.

[@ses694]

It is easy to lose 150 rating as a player that strong. It makes a lot of difference having good opening prep and being in practice at that level because everyone has to tryhard to get there

[@soumyadeepdas1767]

Kudos to Agad's continuous efforts to pronounce players' names as they would be in their native tongues.

[@burimsaliji23]

I was just thinking that,he really tries his best 🙂

[@richardhunter132]

I wish more KZbinrs would do this. it's a bugbear of mine when people say "I'm probably mispronouncing his name.." - what about instead doing a bit of research to find out the correct pronunciation? granted, some names really are hard to pronounce if you're not a native speaker, but make an effort ffs

[@markoalvieri4635]

5:53 he blunder queen wrf look better right? Black move.

[@osgubben]

He pronounces Magnus wrong, but so does almost everybody, except Sam Shankland and scandinaviens!

[@noedenisquentindodson2977]

Except for Chinese names

[@tousiffahad5019]

At 8 and a half I didn't even knew how to spell "Grandmaster"

[@devoteeofgeorgesmiley7184]

Not to worry. Neither Donald Trump nor Boris Johnson can spell "Grandmaster" today.

[@annamalayadevi]

​​@@devoteeofgeorgesmiley7184agadamator would have been impressed, if u had mentioned Boris gelfand instead ....😂

[@speed999-uj5kr]

I could easily

[@speed999-uj5kr]

​@@devoteeofgeorgesmiley7184 neither could ped-0-file Biden

[@tofgovaerts9365]

Doesnt matter he is "pretty low" rates grandmaster, 2350 nevertheless. And he is below 1900 and very young. I would say a pretty great performance deserving some respect

[@ballaking1000]

Are you trying to convice yourself? I don't believe anyone here isn't giving him respect lol

[@userac-xpg]

I wouldnt call anyone under 2500 a grandmaster

[@holylots]

At 2350, he would probably beat me in 950 out of 1000 games. I may be able to squeeze in 50 draws (if I was really focused). Very unlikely I would beat him even once. Now, admittedly, I am worse than this prodigious kid. But on the topic of the GM's 2350 rating, he could beat chess loving amateur players like me, day in and day out, at will. Most of us would be lucky to have the opportunity to play with him.

[@Tsithum]

But, how is he a grandmaster with 2350 elo rating?

[@johndeever]

Years ago my team of 4 (sub-1200) entered an adult tournament in which one elementary school team competed, just for the experience, planning 💯% on losing every game. I’m board 4 because I’m weak. Luckily I win quickly, as do our 1 & 2. My friend on board 3-truly the smartest person I’ve ever met IRL-blundered a piece mid game just from the pressure of sitting across from a 2nd grader. As other games ended players walked by and tsk tsked, and my friends anxiety skyrocketed. People were staring. He went down material again & at some point it was too humiliating. Little guy screams “You RESIGN?!!?” (They never do in low level school chess, anyone can slip.) Kid runs off celebrating, his little team in total joy for their only win of the tournament, and my poor friend got “oh, you’re THAT guy” commiserations the rest of the weekend. Playing 8-year-olds. Your mind can just fail. I feel for the GM.

[@ericshinn6737]

I lose to an 8-year every tournament I enter LOL. I've definitely heard that incredulous "You RESIGN!?" Also "Mom, I defended a losing position... and WON!" And it's not just the kids who celebrate - Last time the parents asked if they could photograph my notation sheet of the moves as a memento since my opponent wasn't writing them down, they were so proud. It's hard losing to children, but their joy is hard not to appreciate :)

[@uthoshantm]

Well, I think the case is different here. No obvious blunder.

[@SGGossips]

The chess scene in Singapore is still rather small so it's really nice to see this young chess master put us on the map. What a solid game he played too.

[@krushna4181]

His Indian parents must have been inspired by vishy and wanted their child to do the same 😂

[@jacobcarrizales427]

10 years from now “6 year old becomes world champion”

[@sadaharu5870]

Wow didn't expect you to review this game. Hoorays to Singapore!

[@24Cristiandiaz]

It´s a world record game, not a common one!

[@kaldrazadrim]

At 5:52, in case you are wondering why not Nf3 with a monster fork, because you forgot about our good friend the Rook on a3

[@CATraveling4]

you're probably the only one who didn't see that R 😂

[@sad8549]

Thanks, now I'm deleting my comment

[@andreaferraris5277]

Tell us the truth, at the age of 8 you knew already everything about the Evan's gambit!

[@uau_exitar]

For the first time i heard agad pronouncing in weird way😂 . That name is Indian

[@Lupinicus1664]

A very nice game. It's always scary playing juniors as you know they are playing way above their rating. But when I was playing competitively, in the 1960s and 70s teenagers were considered 'young' in chess terms. How times have changed. Great video as always.

[@GuyMockYT]

Fun fact hes in my school right now! Proud to be in the same school as him.

[@burimsaliji23]

Man these kids are incredible 🙂 bravo 👏😊

[@beepboop204]

sure he may be a better chess player than me, but i dont feel bad about it because my liver is much better at processing chemical drugs 😜

[@depausvandelilithkerk5785]

You have 8 year olds and you have "8 years olds"........that chess monster is "an 8 years old", don't confuse it with an 8 year old!

[@MrK623]

What happened to the 100 point rating drop limit after you reached 2500?

[@Guiidenker]

I heard once that you don't lose a grandmaster title, no matter how much rating points you lose.

[@MrK623]

No you don't lose the title. But there used to be a rating floor, they couldn't lose more than 100 points no matter what. Apparently that has changed.

[@danielward7008]

​@@MrK623That's never changed. Once you've earned the GM title, you've got it for life.

[@MrK623]

@@danielward7008 I never argued that point. What I was talking about there used to be a floor that the GM rating could only get so low, and then it would never go lower no matter what. Apparently that has changed. (Since this GM was 2351).

[@MrK623]

@@danielward7008 Yeah I never said they lose their title.

[@craigmurray4572]

Great channel, thank you for the brilliant analysis of these games. This particular one resounded because I was always considered a chess star when I was a boy. I played board 1 for my school from the age of 11. The problem was I just wasn't interested in learning chess theory, really didn't get any better, and gave up when I started losing in competition when I was 17. What I really want to say is that the analysis of the games you post is brilliant and it really is bringing back my interest in playing chess again. Thank you.

[@paulauger1977]

Been catching up with some older series.. Fisher's streak etc. #Bring back photo challenges ❤

[@bdy576]

Beating a 2350 is a fine result for this lad. He has real promise. But this is also testimony to just how badly FIDE has cheapened the GM title. 2350? Really?

[@Valmerix]

research is difficult yes?

[@drnnnkk]

Gm: I cant draw 8 years old😢 Some moves later :he is youngest player ever won a gm🤦‍♂️

[@Story2Bed]

I always plays this line with black, never known it's name. Now I know it's philidor defence.

[@marcusnygaard2670]

Philidor or also known as 'Black Lion' by Ginger GM. Some also call it the Philidor Hanham variation. There's great videos on youtube about it :)

[@worsethanjoerogan8061]

You probably shouldn't play it. It's bad.

[@Story2Bed]

@@worsethanjoerogan8061 It's like double edge sword.

[@Rspknlikeab0ssxd]

I haven't played the Phillidor much, it seems solid but sorta unambitious though (could be very wrong but looks that way to me)

[@vivekvaghela2274]

After Hans controversy. Whenever Agad says "he played the top move recommended by the engine" - just hits different 🙂

[@Dineshkk-l6g]

Title should be GM or whatever😂

[@trivet1970]

aren't most 2351 rated players, even 2450's International Masters?

[@kostkacukru1776]

Ye, he was once 2500, but lost 149 elo, that's why he is Grandmaster but only with 2350 rating, once you get it, you cannot lose title... But i think that 2300+ is Fide Master level and 2400 is IM, so yea.

[@danielward7008]

Not necessarily. All GMs have been ranked 2500 or above at their peak, but it doesn't mean they all stay there.

[@trivet1970]

@@kostkacukru1776 thanks, makes sense

[@userac-xpg]

I would not consider anyone under 2500 a grand master

[@aeroslothy]

@@userac-xpgagree

[@rrv6836]

These Indians are upto something!

[@wszczebrzeszyn]

He's not Indian.

[@uau_exitar]

​@@wszczebrzeszynhe is technically Indian

[@umanggada8684]

@agadmator You should show the match from the previous record holder from a few days ago since he too did an amazing job. Would be nice to see that match too. #suggestion

[@chikarasir]

Incredible stuff ❤

[@vivekanand1808]

Take his GM title for missing this move K*g4

[@5555SG]

Indians breaking records !

[@anthonyvincel7266]

#suggestion are you going to show the other game you mentioned, the one which broke the record before Mr. Kaushik broke it again?

[@DarkKnightIndia]

What a disgusting blunder it was, he must have been kicking himself after the game.

[@orionspur]

Ouch!

[@rickharold7884]

Nice job kid!!

[@davidgriffiths7696]

The only Grandmaster ever to lose to an 8 years, 6 month old player.

[@userac-xpg]

Also the only 2300 rated grandmaster

[@pobnoonmunch2255]

Didn’t you put up a video a while back of misha osipov beating yuri averbak when he was 4 years old?

[@arunmunusamy4031]

6.58 black c knight takes double attacked a pawn. b2..(forks knight and queen) eKnight f3 forks king, rook, and queen. After queen trade, black can up 2 pawns. Why this line not played? Please explain.

[@srinivasanb2909]

If Black Knight Royal fork on f3, it is captured by white rook in a3

[@AnshulSharma-gq2vn]

@@srinivasanb2909no but in his line: knight takes on a3 and then b3, now the rook is cut off from defending the f3 square and thus the royal fork comes into play...

[@AnshulSharma-gq2vn]

@arunmunusamy4031 as per the engine after knight take pawn on a3, Queen to d1 is the only move preventing the triple fork, then the black knight jump backs to c5 and the line continues.

[@Warp27]

@arunmunusamy4031 I was thinking something similar : why not knight to b3 to cut off the rook, which you can even take with the queen if white rook capture the knight on b3...

[@CATraveling4]

​@Warp27 but what if white uses the c2 pawn instead to capture the N on b3?

[@michaelmckenna7405]

these comments make me chuckle. It is impossible to get any good at chess without losing to people 1/2 or 1/3 your age

[@davidwhite2949]

With a rating of 2351, this grandmaster was low hanging fruit.

[@rjwalker4153]

I like this guys type of analysis. He doesn't go too far a field on other moves that might have been done. I can understand it and he makes it simple.

[@tonylove4800]

You really are on a hiding to nothing when playing a kid that age. if you win everyone goes "Sow hat?" and if you lose they never let you forget it.

[@BlackSpock135]

Beginners come in all ages not just children

[@Vel-dn1hg]

Move 29-knight b3 is winning for black.

[@robbybains4790]

strip the GM Of his title !!!! jokes good stuff little guy

[@PhilosophicalNonsense-wy9gy]

Rated 2351 and a grandmaster??? How???

[@tarico4436]

This is what we in the biz call "Eight and a half." (Which is often the answer to: "How many are you?")

[@laithalshurafa5538]

Die gruseligsten Menschen sind, die mit 1800 Rang haben :D

[@keytothegate68]

He is 3 minutes younger than the previous youngest ever to do it

[@luckyWaiting]

Neither of them exist. Show us the good chess you use, bro

[@FAFOing]

Thank you! Great analysis!

[@alisterzarkar7163]

White had to get pawn h4 in there somehow, but did not.

[@petrjara7559]

Isn't GM from 2500+ ? Is that normal you get GM title and then you lose 200 points in your 30s?

[@salmarwow]

Bad times can happen and losing 200 points in a few years can happen. But don't let this fool ourselves, 2300 is also too strong for anyone who is around 1900 and he is supposed to win 9 times out of 10.

[@userac-xpg]

Its not normal to decline at such a young age. Perhaps he faked his way to gm title

[@petrjara7559]

@@salmarwow The difference is the 2300 guy is dropping elo so he's probably playing even worse than he's rated and the 1900 kid is 1900 just because he's too young to play enough tournaments to farm enough. This "supposed to win" you can apply on Magnus playing Anand or someone who's sitting +-30 points for several years but not on a kid that climbed 400 elo last year and probably will another 300 this year

[@salmarwow]

@@petrjara7559 with that logic every 2000 should beat 2300 who's dropping his rating. Been there, done that. 2300 should eat every 2000 for breakfast. If he has bad day, then maybe there is a chance for a draw. Well, kid may be stronger than he looks by the rating. On the other hand, some comments like "is he gm, he is only above 2300" are ridiculous. It's still a master norm and it's much higher than any 8 year kid in the world.

[@ses694]

Presumably the child is underrated due to lack of games and probably 2000+ who do tend to occasionally score against titled players

[@LavrencicUrban]

YOUNGSTERS ARE BETTER AND BETTER

[@Dude-etiquette]

A 2351 player is a GM, geez talking about lowering the bar. You should lose your GM title if you fall below a certain level like 2500

[@ses694]

Getting the title takes so much effort, there is no reason to punish people for getting worse because that is natural with getting older or scaling down your commitment to competitive chess. Grandmaster titles have always been titles for life and awarded based on the greatest performance of a player

[@J.J.J.J.J.J.J]

Is he also the lowest rated to beat a grandmaster?

[@richardhunter132]

2351 is pretty low for a GM. I think they need a minimum of 2500 to be awarded the title

[@danielward7008]

You do have to be a minimum of 2500 to earn the GM title, but just because you were there once doesn't mean you're always going to be there.

[@userac-xpg]

Its a shame they dont take away the gm title if your rating drops below 2400

[@danielward7008]

@@userac-xpg That's an awful take. You obviously have no idea how difficult it is to become a GM and how good you have to be to get there, otherwise you wouldn't make such a stupid comment.

[@ses694]

That would be horrible because dropping 100 elo is easy with aging/lack of practice so you would basically be punishing people for getting worse. The titles of strong chess players are credentials that help their career in coaching and making educational material.

[@George-sv7qx]

🤣the loser is in the history books too

[@jonathancauley5345]

Dang, good game to you, young sir!

[@timjones147]

Stopa probably got paid to lose

[@amexjam55]

Impressive. But in this day and age, not surprising. Grandmaster Samuel Reshevsky was defeating expert players at the age of 8 in simuls - and that was in 1920 over 100 years ago!

[@cfirmdotpy]

I'm just a random on chess, but black didnt play for a win, what is expected if you arent fighting for some candidates slot

[@GiDaOne]

Such solid play, giving the exchange back was such an advanced flex, this kid is going places. Great game

[@arman2339]

This is demoralising

[@bigrich3281]

Resigning is crazy 😂

[@dongbarrios144]

kramnik: he is a cheater

[@kaushikiyer3859]

Good to share the Name 😅

[@melsy9355]

So much yapping

[@speed999-uj5kr]

Crazy kids 🤣

[@TomJones-tx7pb]

A 2351 grandmaster? Really?

[@Michael_Litoris]

Impressive, very nice... let's release Karpov.

[@robertphillips2769]

How in the world does an 8 year old play at this level. Mighty impressive.

[@swapnilpupulwad9445]

Wow

[@jacobb7310]

poor jacek haha

[@WhatTheGaming511]

Super unpopular opinion. But if you’re a GM and your rating drops below 2300 in classical, you should lose your GM title and be forced to grind to get it back.

[@userac-xpg]

Especially if you are under 50 years old

[@ses694]

But then it is basically taking away your trophy for passing a performance benchmark. If you drop to 2250 and have your title revoked you are now indistinguishable from people who reached 2250 and never got any stronger. He is not pretending to be stronger than he is with the GM title as we can clearly see his rating.

[@SupereKrakersik]

Funfact: Stopa means foot in polish so he is literaly Jack Foot

[@Singhkayoutube]

🇮🇳 🇮🇳 🇮🇳 🇮🇳

[@ronsonthongam1447]

Best youtube chess channel in the world

[@herodeadman007]

These Open Tournaments are the most dangerous one!

[@befosocial]

Pretty low rated grandmaster.

[@dakid2323]

Practically a mid IM

[@jessicaalba8335]

I thought the same. When I heard this on news I thought 2500+

[@andrewmacintosh1388]

It's a child against an adult gm but your comment was funny we all got the joke. Sorry for those that didn't.

[@Atheist1306]

I didn't. Explain plz?​@@andrewmacintosh1388

[@DarkKnightIndia]

Once you are a GM, you will always remain a GM regardless of the rating.

[@pablobriuzys3861]

Perhaps its time to create another title. Super gm or something like that.

[@LukeLongboneOfficial]

I’ve heard some people call 2800 and up a Super GM

[@pablobriuzys3861]

@@LukeLongboneOfficial imo 2800 seams pretty high for a new title. There are really few players who are 2800 or even achieved it.

[@ninja8flash742]

​@@LukeLongboneOfficial I think it was more like 2700 and up

[@Jerry-dd9jn]

I wonder how many elo points he lost

[@RufinoUndangSR.-ml5tl]

Good job boy and more power

[@olivierboissiere7086]

I saw it a few days ago.

[@bhargava32]

All the best to you bro

[@kendallcastro6861]

Great video! (I haven’t seen it yet but I know it)

[@basil1400]

Imagine the humiliation

[@rahulasthana4607]

If I was a grandmaster I would never play an 8-year-old.

[@commercialandresidentialpl7337]

If i were, not was.

[@aries2764]

@@commercialandresidentialpl7337please shut up

[@SrikanthS-v7k]

Indian-Origin Boy, 8, Breaks World Record To Be The Youngest To Defeat A Grandmaster In Classical Chess. Ashwath Kaushik, who represented Singapore, defeated Stopa, who at 37 is nearly five times older than him. An eight-year-old Indian-origin boy defeated Polish chess grandmaster Jacek Stopa at the Burgdorfer Stadthaus Open in Switzerland on Sunday

[@nicbentulan]

Hans Niemann = next Bobby Fischer - Wesley So = current Bobby Fischer - Bobby Fischer's ghost = old Bobby Fischer - Beth Harmon = Bobby Fischer in another universe Each of these 4 'is a prodigy, had a rather dark childhood and is American'. Speaking of Wesley So Hikaru's (the rapid WFRCC) wife almost beat Wesley So's (the classical WFRCC) girlfriend! 2023 USCC - Indeed Carissa Yip won and thanked Wesley So as her secret second in the 2023 USCC closing ceremony speech. But in Carissa vs Atousa, Carissa was losing most of the game. Atousa just blundered in the end. move 54 for black is an 8-move equality puzzle it's so sharp [Variant "From Position"] [FEN "1Q5k/3r1rn1/p3N3/Pp1p2P1/1q2p3/1B2R2P/5P2/6K1 b"] 1... Kh7 2. g6+ Kxg6 3. Rg3+ Kf6 4. Nxg7 Rxg7 5. Qf4+ Ke6 6. Qh6+ Kf5 7. Rxg7 Rxg7+ 8. Qxg7 Qxb3 PS xcdhgq #suggestion #womeninchess #uschesschamps #uschess #uschesschamp #uscc

[@nicbentulan]

2nd: In a parallel universe where 9LX is standard chess: 1 - People are praising Wesley So, Ian Nepomniachtchi, Bobby Fischer & Anatoly Karpov. Agadmator & Levy are talking about Wesley & Nepo all day long. 2 - Switch Bobby & Garry dates of birth. (Bobby's last name here is probably Nemenyi.) Meanwhile Garry Kasparov invented something strange called 'chess1' aka 'Kasparov Deterministic' where you have only 1 SP. Garry quits the 1975 classical WCC Vs Anatoly Karpov, is arrested in Russia (instead of Japan), immigrates to Iceland and dies in 2008. 1975 is not a big loss. In fact, it's better because Bobby Fischer takes over. 1978 is Bobby vs Anatoly match of the century in Baguio, the Philippines! Idk what happens in 1981, but then 1984 Eugene Torre wins the candidates and faces Anatoly/Bobby! In 1976, I guess Eugene still beats Anatoly. Either Anatoly or Bobby. (Trivia: In our world, Eugene almost beat Bobby in 1992.) 3 - Bobby is still alive in 2024. Bobby, Anatoly, Sergey Karjakin, Wesley, Nepo are on Lex Fridman's podcast while Magnus, Garry & Hikaru aren't. 4 - In the 2019 inaugural world Kasparov Deterministic chess championship (WKDCC), Magnus beats Wesley in 3 classical chess1 games in a row in but no one cares. Fabi is still the top 4 in the 2019 world chess1 championship but the top3 is now Liren. Nepo has never played a chess1 game, just as in our world Liren has never played a recorded 9LX game before 2024Feb. 5 - Wesley/Nepo doesn't quit the 2023 classical WCC. Nepo/Wesley wins 2022 candidates and no one cares about Liren. Wesley So Vs Ian Nepomniachtchi is the biggest rivalry in chess, far exceeding as well as succeeding the next biggest rivalry Bobby Fischer vs Anatoly Karpov, like Better Call Saul to Breaking Bad. Wesley, & Nepo are both considered GOATs along with Bobby & Anatoly. There's no distinction between GOAT & MTOAT. There's a slight bias towards Wesley because Wesley is Bobby's nephew. 6 - Chess' popularity in the Philippines & Norway are inverted. 6a In our world, Bobby had radio interviews in the Philippines. In this world, Garry has radio interviews in Norway. 6b Then Prospero Pichay Jr is imprisoned and the Philippine chess federation is free from corruption. But Wesley is still American. Huhuhu. Oh, in this reality, Magnus' parents are evil and then Magnus gets adopted by religious parents who are friends of Garry, so it's like Magnus is Garry's nephew. The 2019 WKDCC is still like a pseudo - Bobby vs Garry, and it's billed as battle of thei nephews. 7 - But still no one actually really cares about chess1 because no one wants to have a headache over studying the same boring SP again and again. Also its top players Magnus & Garry are still cheaters. But well ok maybe in rapid & blitz chess1 is picking up. (Same as our world. Fiiiine Magnus is right about keeping regular chess for rapid & blitz.) So there's still a 2022 rapid world chess1 championship, half a century after the 1972 REGULAR match of the century. This time Hans Niemann wins beating Hikaru Nakamura on tiebreaks. This time Hikaru accuses Hans, but Hans still sues both Hikaru & Magnus. Ches***m is not sued and is just as good as lichess. Hans is still considered the next Bobby Fischer / Anatoly Karpov while Wesley & Nepo are still considered the current Bobby / Anatoly. 8 - In 2024Feb, FIDE still cancel their 2024 WKDCC, but Wesley & Nepo host a rapid chess1 championship but don't invite Magnus & Liren. Hans isn't a cheater but has still has beef with St Louis Chess Club and so doesn't play that due to scheduling conflicts, but Magnus & Hans are still going to eventually defend the, resp, classical & rapid world chess1 championships. 9 - In general, chess doesn't have that many cheaters, cheating incidents, baseless accusations, etc and has very little corruption, discrimination, treason, politics, etc. FIDE is hailed as 1 of the cleanest sports/gaming organisations. Chess is an olympic sport. Bobby/Anatoly are FIDE officials. 10 - Tiebreaks are settled by armageddon w/ auction rather than lower time controls, so Sergey & Fabi still lose to Wesley/Nepo in resp 2016 & 2018. But no one calls for change of tiebreaks to rapid time controls. Lol. Also, pre-arranged draws are so rare. 11 - Sergey isn't banned because Sergey only privately supports Putin because chess doesn't make people go insane unless they the players want to stick to 1 SP only, like Garry. 12 - Actually here, Bobby has very neutral feminist enlightened political views and is a true patriotic Jew & American ( in politics in addition to still being such a patriot in chess ) while respectfully criticising both US & Israel along side condemning Osama bin Laden / Al-Qaeda & Ismail Haniyeh / Hamas. So Bobby is still against Iraq invasion. 13 - Most importantly, no one cares about Garry, Magnus, Hikaru or Liren. Specifically, in this world, they care less about them as compared to Wesley, Nepo, Bobby & Anatoly in our world. 14 - Paradise. --- Ok back to reality: --- PLEASE agad it's been 4 months! 2023 USCC - Atousa almost beat Carissa Yip, the eventual winner! Carissa was losing most of the game. Atousa just blundered in the end. It's Hikaru's (rapid WFRCC) WIFE vs Wesley's (classical WFRCC) GIRLFRIEND. #suggestion #womeninchess #uschesschamps #uschess #uschesschamp #uscc

[@michaelmassaro4375]

Ng5 kind of funny the GM missed it when a knight is that close to your king it’s a must to study all the possible continuations forks etc it hadn’t even crossed my mind the knight move winning the rook I also looked at it as if the other knight would capture back young man is incredible I can envision a very young person like himself falling in love with Chess and becoming so good at the game I just wonder how much theory openings etc does this young boy know at only 8 years old he probably has some astute awareness of the game becoming so good at such a young age

[@commercialandresidentialpl7337]

This guy is a WGM.

[@kenneththorberg6914]

Very impressive game by this young guy. By a twist of fate I am trying to establish a new kind of chess game and I couldn´t have asked for a better timing to present it in the light of this new comer´s entrance on the internet. The game is called "Double draw" and the simple point of it is to eliminate blacks disadvantage of being a step behind all the time. The rules is as follows : White starts as usual with one draw then black makes two consecutive draws followed with two draws for white and so it continues throughout the game. You are only allowed to check on your SECOND draw and you have to use two DIFFERENT pieces for the double draw unless of course you´re only left with the king. I tried this just recently in a IRL game so I don´t really know if there are any illogicality that might occur due to the rules in more complicated positions. Please try with your friends and let me know what you think ; but you have to play IRL games as you can´t find this on internet. Yet!

[@singhalarjun19]

Not Singaporean ! Indian who lives in singapore

[@bilalameer57]

I m frst

[@hdhanu142]

Keep up the good work.

[@jozefserf2024]

2351 for a GM? That must be a record in itself.

[@iecns89]

Can still easily beat you (up) lol

[@worsethanjoerogan8061]

Not even close to the lowest rated GM.

[@jozefserf2024]

​​@@worsethanjoerogan8061 2174 is the record but that's for a senior (Arthur Bisguier).

[@teasemate360]

I thought it was 4 years old!?