It was not a competition .It was like playing with a old man who happened to be the FINAL BOSS of CHESS. It was a wholesome show where 3 year old boy showed off his capabilities.
I don't think so, I've seen him a couple of times on the Russian chess Channel "Chess Fight Night". At the very least he's playing Blitz still.@@ndnd7614
It is strange that no one ever mentions Vincent Keymer. He turned 19 just a few days ago, #14 in the world, trailing Pragg just by 2.4 Elo points and ranking before Vidit, Erigaisi, Abdussatorov and Gukesh. Plus he has beaten Carlsen lately and just failed to beat and eliminate him in the second game because he did not convert a winning position. Guess he has to be in the top five before people can't ignore him anymore.
@@samarthbagwe1736 Ridiculous. Elo is EVERYTHING to the players. Right now the top 15 are struggling crazily for Elo because it will decide the last spot in the candidates.
Id poop my pants if I had to play Karpov. This guy held the world champion title for 10 years and is considered one of the greatest chess players ever.
Well, you know, 3 yr olds cry as if the world would end when they see snow. Or don't see snow. Or they don't have the right color of the candy. Or with no reason whatsoever 🤷♀️
Viswanathan Anand is not a chess player. He was a revolutionary. This guy single handedly made a chess revolution in india. For 1.4 billion people, he is the God of chess
Talent has always been there in india it's always about the opportunity. As india's economy grows it has substance for other things and supporting sports is one of them. You will notice that not many companies sponser chess but huge indian corporation are keen in spending a lot of money on the promotion of chess. After Vishy, a whole generation full of talents went on steroids like a big bang and the country just exploded with potential. In my heart, Vishy maight not be the best chess player but he's the greatest. I mean, which WCC could inspire an entire country of 1.4B and nurture a wave of talents? From zero GM's to now becoming a powerhouse. What an inspiration.
Ossipov was never chess prodigy, just a cute child who learned chess moves very early and was hyped in Russian TV. Mishra is doing OK, won US junior Championsips and had 4th place in adult Championships after Caruana, So and Dominguez. Pragg is a real deal.He is already no.13 in the world and top 10 is not so far.
Weird that you mention the movie "Searching For Bobby Fischer" but didn't feature the subject of that film Josh Waitzkin, who is probably the most famous young chess prodigy who left the game
Because he erroneously attributed the movie to being about a different player, when the movie was based on a book written by Josh’s dad. The guy who made the video didn’t do his homework
I will say Josh actually stayed involved with chess, just not as a competitor. He wrote a second book several years after his last FIDE or US chess tournament and was involved with the Chessmaster video game series. But yes leaving out Josh Waitzkin is a huge oversite.
I knew I recognised that game you showed at 0:10... That's Petrosian's blunder in the match against Bronstein, 1956. I double-checked with Donner's 'The King' just to be sure.
4:14 He definitely didn't just "understand the basics". I have played over a thousand chess games and over a thousand puzzels and as as a three year old he was already orders of magnitude stronger than me.
Chess is a cruel sport, what can anyone gain by putting a 3 year old boy in a lion's den? I see some players after losing a game can't seem to get over with it having sleepless nights and even acting strangely. The agony of defeat in the chess arena is so profound that it can tear a man's inner being.
What utter gibberish .. what does that even mean if both are necessary causes and the two are incommensurable? .. try and engage your brain rather than parroting milquetoast middlebrow rubbish hunting for likes … 😂
@@AlbertTheGamer-gk7snLiang and Keymer are not in the same category, not even close. Keymer is 100 elo points higher and a supergm. Liang is an average young gm.
Searching for Bobby Fischer was based on Josh Waitzkin, a fascinating dude with interesting takes on learning among other things. Not on Sarwer, although a game Sarwer played against Waitzkin inspired the game at the end of the movie.
Note to self if I ever have a child that is a chess prodigy, and has a natural love for self directed learning about the game. I will make sure to start watching poker tournaments, and strategy videos with them every night for family bonding time. I think the key is to make subtle jabs about how chess is a fun hobby, but poker is way more complicated because of the statistical chance involved and so only the the coolest and best gamers do poker.
On one hand, I think to myself "eh, Chess can't be that hard if 7 year olds can be good at it." On the other hand, I'll never know because as much as I enjoy the game on a very casual level there's no way I could ever dedicate 8 to 10 hours a day studying it. Well either way, good view, I always wondered what ever happened to that kid who played Karpov since seeing that video all those years ago.
Nothing happened to him I guess. Misha Ossipov was never a chess prodigy. He was a cute child who was taught the basics of chess amd russian media hyped him up.
Putting that much effort into anything ruins it. Even sex, ask all those ladies if they still enjoy it after turning it into a job. I dont think it is a reason to be proud to be a top chess player.
Uhh.. Micha didn't disappear. You can check his fide and he clearly played in tournaments during 2023. There are game records from january, february, may and august. It is true that there were no fide games played between april 2020 and January 2023 but whatever source you used - please stop using it or at least double check the "facts". If some site claimed that he was gone then you used outdated information which isn't good look either.
I don't want to be good at chess, I started playing at 8, then stopped playing for 6 years and started playing again because chess was gaining popularity, however I reached 2300+ elo at 17, that's a nice achievement for me, I quit now because I'm not one of those people who would study chess 8-10 hours to be an extremely good player.... Being a good chess player only tells you're good at chess
earned my respect...i did same bu rating only reached 1600,and its stuck there like i reach 1700 the drop don to 1500 and again go back to 1600..lol...well i didnt learn any openings or something
@@shrikrishnasingh1106 thanks for understanding the situation, that's ridiculously good for a player who spend less time on it but reached 1700, once I start to lose I try to win and then get a losing streak and it makes the day bad, it's like gambling and losing a lot of money I quit for several reasons as well
I met and took lessons for a short while, a very long time ago, with Edmar Mednis when he was at the Marshall Chess Club in Greenwich Village. I remember him telling me that it was very difficult to make a living at just chess, even as a grandmaster. I was very surprised at the time. I can only imagine it being so much harder these days. It seems that in most areas of human accomplishment like chess:: musical instruments, golf, fencing...etc... there is little place for the talented amature renaissance person. You need to have a single minded focus and desire almost from the womb.
the day when Gukesh, Prag, Abhimanyu, Arjun will compete against one another.... when gukesh is already te youngest chess champion.. hold your horses gukesh Abhimanyu is coming for you...
Abdusattarov, became youngest Rapid world champion, won Olimpiad in 2022, and he is number 6 in the world. Sindarov is also was one of the youngest GMs ever.
And now Gukesh is the 18th World Champion at 18 years old
I think having a three-year-old play chess on TV with a former World Champion is borderline abuse.
Yeah that kid quit chess
It was not a competition .It was like playing with a old man who happened to be the FINAL BOSS of CHESS.
It was a wholesome show where 3 year old boy showed off his capabilities.
@@ndnd7614I don't have any idea whether you are being sarcastic or something...
@@xe5101 im not that kid actually quit competitive chess
I don't think so, I've seen him a couple of times on the Russian chess Channel "Chess Fight Night". At the very least he's playing Blitz still.@@ndnd7614
Praggus sis became a GM this week. They are the first bro/sis that archieved this feat😂
You forgot to mention the most important feat..they both qualified for the 2024 candidates tournament
@British_vlogSomeone is going down cause they can't loot from India anymore.
@British_vlogI enjoy your frustration 😂
@British_vlogguy isn't even indian btw why the hell your cities are going bankrupt like Birmingham 😂😂
@@Ihate_riceyeah but different candidates. It is more impressive that she got grandmaster title I think.
It is strange that no one ever mentions Vincent Keymer. He turned 19 just a few days ago, #14 in the world, trailing Pragg just by 2.4 Elo points and ranking before Vidit, Erigaisi, Abdussatorov and Gukesh. Plus he has beaten Carlsen lately and just failed to beat and eliminate him in the second game because he did not convert a winning position. Guess he has to be in the top five before people can't ignore him anymore.
Evil white German.
Rating is nothing it's keeps on falling and growing
@@samarthbagwe1736 Ridiculous. Elo is EVERYTHING to the players. Right now the top 15 are struggling crazily for Elo because it will decide the last spot in the candidates.
oh yes, I've been really disappointed by people always ignoring his existance
Keymer is a great player....his time at the top is coming soon
Karpov scared him straight! The 3 year old kid got PTSD that day.
Id poop my pants if I had to play Karpov. This guy held the world champion title for 10 years and is considered one of the greatest chess players ever.
@@Cyanide_and_Loneliness oh really? The world doesn't know ..
Even batman has to work hard to let me admit that i will poop just cause i am fighting a game against a GM lol @Cyanide_and_Loneliness
@@Cyanide_and_Lonelinessdude that's Kasparov not Karpov
Karpov won like once
Well, you know, 3 yr olds cry as if the world would end when they see snow. Or don't see snow. Or they don't have the right color of the candy. Or with no reason whatsoever 🤷♀️
Gukesh now won the candidates and became the youngest to do so
Youngest world champion 🏆🏆
Viswanathan Anand is not a chess player. He was a revolutionary. This guy single handedly made a chess revolution in india. For 1.4 billion people, he is the God of chess
And Now 4 months later gukesh won the candidates , becoming the youngest and 2nd from India after vishy anand. Going to challange world champion.
He is probably going to win it too.
And now over a month of Gukesh's win Pragg defeated Magnus Carlsen in classical chess game
And now 1 month later Gukesh officialy wins the world championship for 10 years in a row
And now 5 months later he won gold for india in olympiad
And now a year later Gukesh officially won and became the youngest World Chess Champion defeating Ding Liren 🥺❤🇮🇳
Pragg is doing well and by the way what happened to this kid Magnus Carlsen who managed to draw against Kasparov at the age 13 ?
He lost to Vaishali when she was 12. What a noob.
This Carlsen kid has vanished from chess.
He was sent back to his planet
he drew Kasparov, beat Karpov....i heard he started playing poker
@@Bsweet117i thought he grew up and just became a drunk. Dr drunkenstein is what they call him on the streets
Talent has always been there in india it's always about the opportunity. As india's economy grows it has substance for other things and supporting sports is one of them. You will notice that not many companies sponser chess but huge indian corporation are keen in spending a lot of money on the promotion of chess. After Vishy, a whole generation full of talents went on steroids like a big bang and the country just exploded with potential.
In my heart, Vishy maight not be the best chess player but he's the greatest. I mean, which WCC could inspire an entire country of 1.4B and nurture a wave of talents? From zero GM's to now becoming a powerhouse. What an inspiration.
Ossipov was never chess prodigy, just a cute child who learned chess moves very early and was hyped in Russian TV.
Mishra is doing OK, won US junior Championsips and had 4th place in adult Championships after Caruana, So and Dominguez.
Pragg is a real deal.He is already no.13 in the world and top 10 is not so far.
That is what I thought.. that kid was no prodigy ;)
A grandmaster rated 2600 would be lucky to make $20,000 a year playing chess tournament winnings.
Ossipov never had the makings of a varsity athlete
Mishra is only 14 dude he is doing amazingly for hiss he breaking 2600
Mishra is doing okay for his age and pragg already in candidates.
11 yo old Gukesh: wanna become the world champion.
18 yo old Gukesh: 18th @18
Gukesh just won the world championship from ding.
Lol, I wish I would have made that prediction in the video
Who is watching this after Gukesh winning the FIDE Candidate..
Spoiler alert : After winning the world. Championship
Mee 🥳@@ashwinkumarmathura7550
Gukesh learned the game at the age of 7, so it took him 10 years to win the Candidates!
"Misha had a peak fide rating of 1173"
me who has a fide rating of 1109:
Literally ever top chess players was a prodigy.
can we appreciate how well this guy pronounced pragg's name ?
Weird that you mention the movie "Searching For Bobby Fischer" but didn't feature the subject of that film Josh Waitzkin, who is probably the most famous young chess prodigy who left the game
That's what I was waiting for.
Because he erroneously attributed the movie to being about a different player, when the movie was based on a book written by Josh’s dad. The guy who made the video didn’t do his homework
Correction needed for sure
I will say Josh actually stayed involved with chess, just not as a competitor. He wrote a second book several years after his last FIDE or US chess tournament and was involved with the Chessmaster video game series. But yes leaving out Josh Waitzkin is a huge oversite.
Still looking for the part 'where are these prodigies now' you only explained about world produced young chess talent
india is becoming the new powehouse of chess
They are taking over!
All thanks to legendary Vishy Anand for inspiring a new generation of players
Yeah i agree
Hope we can dominate just like Soviets
Pretty easy to do if you have like 2 billion population....
And now gukesh is World champion 8:18
Gukesh was so talented that he became a Grandmaster without learning opening theory. After that, he was advised to learn opening theory.
Giles his still so talented.
Now we have a 18 year old champion
I knew I recognised that game you showed at 0:10... That's Petrosian's blunder in the match against Bronstein, 1956. I double-checked with Donner's 'The King' just to be sure.
You're a genius!
4:14 He definitely didn't just "understand the basics". I have played over a thousand chess games and over a thousand puzzels and as as a three year old he was already orders of magnitude stronger than me.
ability check?
Mentally disabled?
@@Charless_Martelno. It's totally normal to be at that level.
We have a kid in our club, 9 years old, already 2000 rated with a CM title, we like to joke he'll be in the candidates in 10 years.
"9 years old, already 2000 rated with a CM title"
Karpov: Now this looks like a job for me
Gukesh is now World Champion 🏆 🗿 Real amongst the Real Prodigies
This video aged like a fine wine, after gukesh wining the candidates and becoming the youngest player to do soo
looking at that face 1:25 he was either going to be a chess master or serial killer. hehe
Lolol 😂
Why not both?
@@youtubecensors5419 cuz then the comment wouldn't be funny.
India's D Gukesh beat China's Ding Liren in the 2024 World Chess Championship to become the youngest world champion in the sport.😊
Gukesh is now World Champion
This is incomplete without firoujza and abdustarrov nodirbek
and Magnus
Chess is a cruel sport, what can anyone gain by putting a 3 year old boy in a lion's den? I see some players after losing a game can't seem to get over with it having sleepless nights and even acting strangely. The agony of defeat in the chess arena is so profound that it can tear a man's inner being.
Abhimanyu's stare 🫣
10:23 I think the film '"Searching for Bobby Fischer" was based on Josh Waitzin another prodigy, rather than Sarwer as mentioned in the video
yeah he is josh
Now gukesh youngest world champion
when the poker part of jeff's intro segment was being narrated, i was expecting a curveball and that magnus would just be mentioned lmao
It's 15 Dec 2024...And Gukesh done it !! The youngest chess champion !!👌👍
My teacher used to say that genius is about 10% talent and 90% perseverance.
Without talent, no amount of perseverance will give you genius status
Your teacher said it so must be true right?
What utter gibberish .. what does that even mean if both are necessary causes and the two are incommensurable? .. try and engage your brain rather than parroting milquetoast middlebrow rubbish hunting for likes … 😂
You cant will yourself to genius.. its part of iq make up and giftings
Prag is literally the future WCC
I was expecting to see Lu Miaoyi here. Great video!
Pragg, Gukesh ❤️❤️🇮🇳🇮🇳
Indians are also the same people who went rabid on chat and insulted everyone who likes magnus just because magnus is winning against pragg
Go India!
I'm 32 qnd only plays chess casually on my phone. But knowing that 3 year old could possibly crush me makes me want to uninstall.
throw your ego down the drain and just enjoy the game.
Kinda sad that Vincent Keymer usually is ignored in videos like these...
And Awonder Liang, as well.
@@AlbertTheGamer-gk7snLiang and Keymer are not in the same category, not even close. Keymer is 100 elo points higher and a supergm. Liang is an average young gm.
@@yusouph2002 Well, Liang and Keymer were increasing around the same rate, but Liang plateaued, and Keymer kept on increasing.
Who is here after Gukesh becoming the world champion!!!
9:00 when you said poker I wondered if you are gonna talk about Magnus 😅
what happened to that one chess prodigy magnus carlson
i cant imagine a 3 year old would beat me at chess
that is inconceivable to me
but that 3 year old has 1134 rating while my elo is 834
Happy to hear that Misha got spared and now 10 years old alive and well.
We Indians thank Vishwanathan Anand for inspiring and Nurturing new generation of chess players
Gukesh is now the WC challenger.
Searching for Bobby Fischer was based on Josh Waitzkin, a fascinating dude with interesting takes on learning among other things. Not on Sarwer, although a game Sarwer played against Waitzkin inspired the game at the end of the movie.
A tournament game drawn against him by, Joshua Waitzkin, was the inspiration for the climax in the film Searching for Bobby Fischer.
Gokesh won Fide candidates finals.... And he is second after vishu sir for playing word Champaign ship
Why does mishra look so devious on 0:50
Note to self if I ever have a child that is a chess prodigy, and has a natural love for self directed learning about the game. I will make sure to start watching poker tournaments, and strategy videos with them every night for family bonding time. I think the key is to make subtle jabs about how chess is a fun hobby, but poker is way more complicated because of the statistical chance involved and so only the the coolest and best gamers do poker.
Searching for Bobby Fischer is about Joshua Waitzkin, not about Sarwer
As of yesterday, Ghukesh is challenging for the world chess championship
Yes, I saw, that is crazy, how do you think he will do?
@@rookmovesi my opinion i think ding will defend his title he has better record against gukesh
On one hand, I think to myself "eh, Chess can't be that hard if 7 year olds can be good at it." On the other hand, I'll never know because as much as I enjoy the game on a very casual level there's no way I could ever dedicate 8 to 10 hours a day studying it. Well either way, good view, I always wondered what ever happened to that kid who played Karpov since seeing that video all those years ago.
You're right, it isn't hard provided you have time and dedication, which is easier for younger people
easy to learn hard to master
Nothing happened to him I guess. Misha Ossipov was never a chess prodigy. He was a cute child who was taught the basics of chess amd russian media hyped him up.
Putting that much effort into anything ruins it. Even sex, ask all those ladies if they still enjoy it after turning it into a job. I dont think it is a reason to be proud to be a top chess player.
I mean, he’s 10…
Where were all of us when we were 10? I’d say let him have a childhood before trying to make his history one of failure.
Nice video! Where are you from btw?
Thank you! Im from Lebanon
one of the 3 kids in the thumbnail died in a chess match on national Tv
which one?? I didnt know about this
There are many undiscovered prodigy in india
Karpov fed from the soul of the little kid.
Looking for bobby ficher is not based on the guy you presented, but on a chess player with a similar story names Joshua waitzkin
Watching after Gukesh won Candidates
Uhh.. Micha didn't disappear. You can check his fide and he clearly played in tournaments during 2023. There are game records from january, february, may and august. It is true that there were no fide games played between april 2020 and January 2023 but whatever source you used - please stop using it or at least double check the "facts". If some site claimed that he was gone then you used outdated information which isn't good look either.
Mishra look badass and intimating af 😂😂
😂😂😂
I don't want to be good at chess, I started playing at 8, then stopped playing for 6 years and started playing again because chess was gaining popularity, however I reached 2300+ elo at 17, that's a nice achievement for me, I quit now because I'm not one of those people who would study chess 8-10 hours to be an extremely good player....
Being a good chess player only tells you're good at chess
earned my respect...i did same bu rating only reached 1600,and its stuck there like i reach 1700 the drop don to 1500 and again go back to 1600..lol...well i didnt learn any openings or something
@@shrikrishnasingh1106 thanks for understanding the situation, that's ridiculously good for a player who spend less time on it but reached 1700, once I start to lose I try to win and then get a losing streak and it makes the day bad, it's like gambling and losing a lot of money
I quit for several reasons as well
Statistics show that osipov playes a OTB tournament in Moscow in 2023!
"winning the under eight chess championship at just 7"
Like how would he win that any older.
Kid at chess : 💀
Kid in standard checker :☠️
Me(9 years old version )in chinese checkers: ⚰️
5:27 He won "Under-8" title at just 7 years old? Is that supposed to be surprising?
Yeah that was not phrased well
Abhimanyu Mishra really do be lookin like Banku from Bhoothnath 1
Thie is so underated video omg-
Thank you!
Ain’t nobody and I mean nobody better than Bobby Fischer.
Really magnus is better than fisher
I met and took lessons for a short while, a very long time ago, with Edmar Mednis when he was at the Marshall Chess Club in Greenwich Village. I remember him telling me that it was very difficult to make a living at just chess, even as a grandmaster. I was very surprised at the time. I can only imagine it being so much harder these days. It seems that in most areas of human accomplishment like chess:: musical instruments, golf, fencing...etc... there is little place for the talented amature renaissance person. You need to have a single minded focus and desire almost from the womb.
That’s so true. It’s like the top .5% of all of the people that actually play it, get paid and make it in a sport.
Praggnanandhaa lost many games to magnus lol, but he is a very good player
Whenever I see that three year old from Russia I just think of the final boss of chess meme 😂😂
the day when Gukesh, Prag, Abhimanyu, Arjun will compete against one another.... when gukesh is already te youngest chess champion..
hold your horses gukesh Abhimanyu is coming for you...
Rooting on Gukesh
@@rookmoves me too,, but the form of young gm is fantabulous
Being great at chess is a huge time sink. It's not something a lot of people is willing to do especially children
Abdusattarov, became youngest Rapid world champion, won Olimpiad in 2022, and he is number 6 in the world. Sindarov is also was one of the youngest GMs ever.
Your bookmark is showing pranav Anand instead of Pragg ananda
Jeff was the son of Bob Ross 😮 10:08
Moral of the story: Don't go on TV if you want to be successful
I'm on my way to success 😂
Hey! Can someone tell me what the background music during when he’s describing prag is called? Please and thank you!
"The ability to play chess is the sign of a gentleman. The ability to play chess well is the sign of a wasted life." - P. Morphy
You should add Nodirbek in the list too...
indians are always great in this game ..... india /BHARAT where chess invented .
Indian prodigies are only true prodigies 💪💪
because people who improve too fast burn out
1:39 king and queen on wrong squares
Thanks for this posting John Barnett ❤California Love Notes to All of you ❤ revisited December 2034
Normal. Otherwise, we'd be seeing the top students in schools rising to the top in every company.
Wait, whatever happened to Carlsen kid?
gukesh D is now youngest world chess champian current 18th champians
Mishra ❤
I love Pragg❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Searching for the next bobby Fischer was based on josh waitzkin.
Misha looks like miniature Tom Felton