When you make a BRILLIANT move in chess...
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- Опубліковано 21 сер 2024
- When you make a BRILLIANT move in chess...
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This game was played by Leela Chess Zero (with the white pieces) vs Stockfish NNUE (with the black pieces), I could never make a brilliant move lmao.
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please consider subscribing, it would be a brilliant move :)
yes sir
Brillant Video!
Absolute legend
Interstellar
Can you give me pgn
it makes you feel like you have ascended
It's been a year lol
and it’s been 4 more months
@@chimken9865 and it’s been 2 more days
@@BaconBitsJuice and it’s been 6 more hours
@@chimken9865 and it's been 2 more days (again)
Title is clickbait. I was well and prepared for a brilliant move. But TWO brilliant moves?!?! Now thats just too much to handle.
lmao dude you had me in the first half
@@MemeLair your video expanded my brain-cells, I thank you.
@@pised7678 anytime sir.
@@MemeLair your video made me win 3 times in a row, it never happened to me before.
@@redegg7530 "he's beginning to believe..."
the combination between the intense chess moves and that interstellar soundtrack is just amazing
I have the power of 421 likes on this comment
Gives me Skyrim vibes
Someone gets the power of the interstellar soundtrack. No time for caution is undefeated
Yea, Hans Zimmer is just a genius.
0:15
Stockfish NNUE with black pieces be like:
"Ah yes of course
Such a classic blunder with queen to c7
Mate in 28"
Unlike us computers can find very long checkmate patterns, I mean *L - O - N - G* ones
Lmfao
That's what we call a 28, mate
my engine says it's mate in 15
Ah yes the classical king sacrifice
- Making a move better than stockfish is not possible.
- No, it is necessary
In order for stockfish to be perfect, it’d need to calculate every possible chess game from start to checkmate/stalemate. That’d take even a supercomputer literal eons to calculate, so since that’s not feasible, it can definitely be beaten.
@@supC_ my dear friend, the music in the background is from interstellar, a legendary movie with legendary scenes. In one of them, someone says: "it is not possible!", and the main character replies ,"is it necessary". Watch it, hope you enjoy :)
@@felipemello1151 Just watched it a few days ago for the first time, brilliant movie
@@supC_ It can be beaten by another top tier engine. Not by humans, not at all. Also the issue is not speed of calculations, but storing the tablebase for 32 pieces. 7 piece tablebase takes 8.5 TB of space. 6 piece takes something like 60 GB. 3-4-5 piece combined is 350 MB. The jumps in storage space required grow exponentially with more and more pieces.
There are more possible combinations of chess games than there are atoms in the known universe, and by a huge amount. (Estimated between 10^78 and 10^82 atoms in the universe vs estimated between 10^111 and 10^123 possible move combinations in chess.) It's not feasible for a computer anywhere near what we have today to be able to calculate every possible combination. It's a number so big we don't even know how big it is yet.
- what is he doing?
+ he's starting to believe...
*beginning
@@londomollari1082 sorry for grammer mistakes :)
@@erlkonig7347 where is that a grammar mistake
@@erlkonig7347 That's not a grammar mistake, the quote just goes: "he's beginning to believe".
@@londomollari1082 oh okay, i know the quote but couldnt remember it correctly probably.
A brilliant move is when you play the only winning/not losing move on the board, and it's a move that isn't immediately winning, but after a few moves, is completely genius
That is one of the ways, another way the engine could calculate a brilliant move is when the engine gives up evaluation of a move after a few moves, and then once played the engine is forced to calculate it, if it turns out its better than the engine's top choice, then it's considered brilliant
@@theprofessor1554 can a brilliant move be attack a king and queen with your queen which is guarded by rook?
@@lecommentar9851 thats just a queen trade or a blunder where you lose a rook, dependong on where the king is
@@toranix8836 can checking a king forcing him to move and give you a free queen be considered brilliant?
@@lecommentar9851 I mean, sounds like a rather obvious move to me tbh
I felt my neurons being activated while watching lol
effects of the interstellar soundtrack
Explosion
Explosion
Explosion
Explosion
"This is a good move."
"This is a move that is consider an alternative to the engines best move."
"And this is a move that ascended the alternative. You can call it the engine's best choice."
"And this...is to go even...further beyond."
UNUS ANNUS
AHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH!!!!!!!
Eh what's happening goku, stop it you're gonna create an immortal game!!
*cue lexington steele*
Is that a...
DRAGON BALL Z REFERENCE!?!?!?!?!?!?!
Just saw this and my IQ got improved to 280!, i'm coming for you Magnus!
This is a game between A.I. there is no human involved
280 factorial?
@Lucas Kowalski you are so braindead, a rock is smarter than you. the 2 players are stockfish (chess engine), and there's games played by real people with 99% accuracy (99% of those moves were the best moves)
@Lucas Kowalski yeah lol this seems higher than a 3000 match
@Lucas Kowalski engine game dumbhead
Computer: there are two legal moves. You should go with this one
Player: plays the other, better move
Computer: BRILLIANT
This is Not a human move its Just a Stockfish game from last year!
Dunno why they were brilliant but we'll never know
edit: would be nice if you could, like, stop arguing in the replies about what a brilliant move is. god, the chess youtube community man...
It's the engine finds the only move that doesn't immediately lose
probably because you trade your currently useless rooks for whites only hope so you can attack without any problems
Forcing checkmate?
@@larry-ny5yr the passed pawns could promote with check supported by queen if you don't trade your rooks for them
The brilliant movie didn't force anything. Every other move would lose@@Ooboodo
I'm so used to seeing terrible 0 Elo positions from other chess meme videos, I was completely amazed by the quality of the position and tactics when the video started.
Then I read that it was two engines. Makes sense.
Incredible video btw.
Plot twist: This is the original interstellar, the other one was a sequel with black holes.
whats the song called
@@JVC4N
There are 2 versions... the one you hear now is called Hans Zimmer - Mountains, the other, by the same author, is called Hans Zimmer - Tick-Tock... I don't remember who I accidentally told, that this music is not called Mountains, but Tick-Tock... actually if it's called Mountains, but I got confused with the other music by the same author.
dont you mean plot holes?
a brilliant move is the AI just saying "wait WHAT THE FUCK!?"
I actually had to set up the board to see why the 2nd move was genius, if the rook takes the other rook it's mate in a few moves, sac the queen on g2, knight to h4 and then pawn up to kill the king
Thank you, I was looking for this answer because I didn't find the way to mate the king if rook took other rook ! That's why the IA refused to take rook, because it was mate 3 moves later
Goddamn, youre a lifesaver, this has been eating at me
"Never stop when you’re tired,
Stop when you’re done."
~Johny Sins
Who's that?
@@heheh-311 a famous chess player, teacher, astronaut, plumber, technician..
@@kanavkohli794 yeah that sounds like he roleplays...
@@heheh-311 well he is a good actor too...i guess you could say he is very talented in various fields
@@kanavkohli794 Kinda sus not gonna lie...
me: gets a brilliant move
also me 3 moves later: blunder
The day I get a “brilliant” move is the day I stop playing chess, because I believe I would reach a level higher than grandmaster
Not that hard to achieve 'brilliant' moves. I've had 2 in the last few days of playing, 1 where I lost afterwards because I didn't make the most of it and 1 where it was a fairly obvious move to play to a human. I'm a mid 1300's player.
The easiest way to get a brilliant move is to just play the Stafford and wait for someone to fall into the e5 Ne4 d3 Bc5 trap after the main position. It's a well known trap, but it still marks Bc5 it as brilliant every time.
It depends on the depth of the engine. A brilliant move is a move that the computer has not analyzed to be a good move, but after you let the line play out, the computer believes that move to be better than the move that the computer originally thought to be the best move.
@@kindanooby2988 no, it's just best engine could find. What you say is popular myth
I got a brilliant move. I now know all the answers to life.
My first brilliant move was an aimless move made by time pressure
Analysis said:
“Average blunder move time: 37 seconds
Average mistake move time: 29 seconds
Average missed win move time: 27 seconds
Average brilliant move time: 4 seconds”
This is def gonna blow up your editing will pay off
I love how every move in this position was always the best move meaning that this really is a brilliant move where even if you dont make a single mistake you still lose.
Those are not mountains...those are his brain curves
For anyone wondering why white didn’t take the black rook on A5 it was because if the black rook wasn’t on the 2nd file white had mate in 3: queen takes knight on G2, king forced to take the queen on G2, knight to H4 checking the king forcing him back into H1, pawn to G2 checkmate. Would’ve got a queen sacrifice pawn checkmate after making two brilliant moves.
Edit for grammar
EVERYONE SHOULD SEE THIS
Glad i am not the only person who found it
Someone pin this comment
Holy shit that editing was god tier! Nothing too fancy, but VERY well executed. Also some cracked chess.
Oh my god this was the best video on chess memes
@Sedevacantist Traditional Catholic stop the cap
Senpai, could you tell me why the rook didn’t take out the oil
@@luvkularia3717 cz the rook's not a capitalist lol
Clickbait title, it should be "When you make *TWO* brilliant moves in Chess."
*IN A ROW*
For anyone wondering white can't take on a5 because then black would have Qg2+, Nh4+, g2#.
Its not brilliant because it's the only winning move; it's brilliant because it's brilliant.
This was never in my recommended, I searched for it, and I LOVED it.
This video is still as awesome as when i first found it. And the best part is it ended with my favorite mate pattern, i dont know the official name, but the queen rounding the knight is a beautiful series of forcing moves, really showcases the strength of a well positioned knight, even if it's in a relatively open area.
Thanks for the close ups. It really made one individual square of the board come alive.
0:30 why did the white rook dodges to the left?, it could just take out the black rook instead.
If he had captured the rook he would have fallen off the defence of the second rank, and the crazy thing is, black would've sacrificed the queen and created a checkmate with the pawns and the knights. insane
If White plays Rxa5, leaving the second rank, then Black can checkmate the white king with a forced sequence, starting with a queen sacrifice: Qxg2+ capturing the white knight. White has only one legal response, Kxg2. Black will then put the white king in check by playing Nh4+, using the knight on g6. White has only one legal response and that is to go back to h1. Black can now finish the game with g2# as the pawn is protected by knight on h4.
FYI, this position is derived from King’s Indian defence for black and is immediately recognisable to those who use it regularly. Multiple piece sacrifices, and even a queen sacrifice, is a common theme for aggressive players using King's Indian defence to force open the white king’s defences and checkmate it by force. You just saw this tactic involving a double rook and then a queen sacrifice.
@@chinmayaprakash nice one man! i saw the queen sacrifice but couldn't see the mate all the way even though i believed it to be winning
@@chinmayaprakash me who is 300 elo: ah yes indeed..yes yes totally
@@hampter460 😂😂 I love sarcasm! But if your comment was out of genuine frustration, in simpler terms, if white rook captures black rook, then black queen takes white knight and puts white king in check. White king captures black queen. The lower of the two black knights puts white king in check, and the king has only one square to go to-back to the square where it was before it captured the black queen-and after that, black pushes its top-most pawn one step forward to checkmate the white king. The pawn is protected by the knight which black moved in the previous step, and so cannot be captured by the white king.
can we just take a moment to apreciate the quality of this edit? it's G O R G E O U S
"Oh the queen's attacking my rook... meh, I guess I'll just take the pawn."
Stock fish judging it’s own moves be like
Never have I ever seen 2 brilliant moves un a row... This was a great game, thank you for sharing this! Can someone link me the game?
It's between two engines lol
I know that, but 2 brilliant moves are rare even for engines
Idk this one, but if you want to see 2 brilliant moves in a row, check out Alekhine - Feldt
Have you found it yet ?
Who's gonna tell him someone played 5 brilliant moves in a row?
When the analysis bar went from -10 to -60 while black was overwhelming white it gave chills , brilliant video!!
As someone who doesn’t play chess, I have no idea what just happened that was so brilliant
I started screaming when the second one kicked in!!!!!!!
i love how anime chess is becoming a tag and a trend
Player: looses a rock for a stupid pawn
Chess: Brilliant, absolutley brilliant!
Can't say it's a brilliant move less than it's the ONLY right move.
Most people wouldn't sack the rook, but Stockfish believed there would be a legend some day who would
Brilliant move the first move,
*a blunder the other one.*
The first time I had a brilliant move, I was winning, and made it into a draw.
Let alone GM, this guy is the next world champion
can confirm got my first brilliant move the other day magnus aint got shit on me
This is exactly what my brain feels like when I make brilliant chess moves!
The prophecy is indeed true, ma man made only the best moves after those brilliant moves like he was playing 5D chess.
0:17 when you get your report card back and it’s all b+:
Yo that was too good to be true the horse was waiting like everywhere the king goes theres a horse waiting for checkmate
In my entire life I've been playing chess for 8 years and I have made a brilliant move only "once" and I didn't even know why it was a brilliant move. All I did was literally move a rook from h8 to h7 to develop it. Till this day it remains a mystery to me lol.
@@krazyhasissues what's wrong with that tho?😂😂
Ngl that second rook sac, deflecting the rook from the 2nd rank to enable Qxg2+ sac followed by Nh4+ and g2# was gorgeous
Right, with this I'm ready to take on 5 world championships and play and defeat all the grandmasters
Stockfish NNUE: 1. e4 I see... this should be mate in 491
I see why this was recommended by the algorithm, top tier material.
Thank you sir/madam
True 😂
I’m happy to be here too
Yeah he manipulated the algorithim i can see that
A brilliant move by the algorithm
I'm more impressed by the fact that all your moves are the best moves. Mines are mostly mistakes, innacuracies, acceptable ones and blunders.
You must be really good, congrats 👍
It‘s a game between Leela and Stockfish, both the current best engines
@@sonicast5631 Oh, i see. Thanks for clarifying, i've only seen such high accuracy in Super GM matches besides the engine ones.
not just one, but TWO brilliant moves.
Amazing
Man has higher accuracy than the chance your friend will never return the money that he/she borrowed from you
Engine when I find a brilliant move: !!!!!
Engine when I find a move that is better than their analysis: ????
Take your "Before 1 million views ticket" here.
Edit: How are there so many comments
taken xd
I was here
I'll take mine
selling mine for 400 likes no low ballers i know what i got
I'm gonna take it.
._.
Litteraly the only brilliant move I've ever seen executed properly.
I mean it was literally made by Stockfish
Stockfish: *Says it's own move is brilliant*
Everyone: *Believes it*
Love it how you can guess the music by just looking at a thumbnail lmao
I felt included in this video because, IM CAT
I came here looking for a brilliant move,
but I found two.
What were you thinking? Two consecutive brilliant moves could’ve potentially cause another Big Bang!
That looks like the best case scenario king's Indian. It's insane how Leela can see the endings to these attacks so much so that she can sacrifice both rooks to attempt to put whites pieces out of play.
it was stockfish who sacrificed the rooks.
stockfish sacrificed the rooks.
Nakamura: Its necessary to make a brilliant move
Me: No it’s impossible
Nolan: wait what?
I love the fact that after those 2 brilliants he nailed every single following move
Well it was 2 chess engines so…
I remember my first brilliant was a random knight move that made my opponent resign, but THIS.... Man, you should share some of those braincells you have to give a mate in 28
How to make a God-Tier video in under ~1 minute
I'm gonna watch it again
white: plays Qc7
black: bobby are you seeing this?
One time my opponent had my king trapped and I had only a rook left. I realized that he couldn't take my rook otherwise it'd be stalemate so I just started checking hime for like 30 moves before he finally decided to take the rook.
we will never understand how this chess engine works
It looks through all the possible moves (and many moves ahead) and makes the one that leads to the best outcome
this happened to me tonight. I was playing my friend on chess and he’s way better than me, the previous night i studied chess a lot so that when i played him tonight i wasn’t going down sorry like I have been. As we open our pieces get jumbled up and idk how but i ended up taking his rook and queen and won the game
Only a few have ascended to this power is double brilliancy.... These are the unbeatable ones.
Universe explodes to the intensity of the game
this is amazing
I have no idea what is happening in this video but it looks like something cool happened
The reason it's a brilliant move is because it's a draw. Queen takes the rook and black rook takes pawn on H - file. If white rook takes the rook, there is checkmate in 3 with queen sarcrifice. White has to go back with rook and in the end the position is -0.72 for black
I wish stockfish would analyze bad moves as a forced mate in 158 because it would be able to do it with best play
Hermosa joya, agradezco mi existencia
"Beautiful Gem, I appreciate my existence"
When you think you blundered but Stockfish said: this man's a fucking genius
You made use of the Tennison Gambit at the end. You've earned my respect
*and if i do that its a blunder lmfao*
OMG I can't tell you how much I laughed with this video!
When you're learning chess, there's a point somewhere, a threshold of knowledge (or, rather said, a gradient) that you're fully understanding what's happening on top of the board. Seeing moves in the future, branches of possible outcomes.
A mental flow, a continuous current of thoughts, almost like a really big river crossing through your mind.
Sometimes you loss track of time, sometimes you're that focused on the board, that you stop seeing your surroundings, the only input that you're processing is the board and the pieces, the rest doesn't even exist anymore until the clock rings.
But sometimes happens the unexpected. A single move, most of the times stupid at first sight, others, almost impossible to see or consider, but that breaks all the schemes in your head, forcing you to think twice your next move. A sudden stop, that moment when your brain goes "WAIT..... *that* actually works".
That's exactly the moment represented in this video, the lateral thinking, the outside the box move, the eureka moment.
Yes, chess can be that intense when you take it seriously.
NOTE: I now know the answer to these questions thanks to a very kind commenter and my own analysis, you need not answer them anymore.
wait wat
why is Rxh5 not the best move at 0:29 for white
and how is the first brilliant move not blundering rook
Why is giving a free rook to the opponent brilliant
It’s because the first move sets up the second move. If the queen takes the first rook, it no longer protects the pawn. So the rook can take the pawn on the second move
@@davidlk96 ohhhhhhh
@@Tr0lliPop also if the white rook takes that rook after second brilliant move, its actually a checkmate in few moves with sacrificing the queen
@@andromedasiddhik2792 I noticed that myself before ur reply :D
@@Tr0lliPop sweet!
That move is really brilliant. I already search the comment to find the game and strikes blank hahaha
This is what it feels like to win your first game
It felt like watching anime, that was epic
When I get an Brilliant move I feel like I achieved something-
Don't know why. but opponent starts to play bad when brilliant move is played.
My God.. probably the greatest chess clip under 2 minutes..it tops the throbbing mate
When you get banned because every move you made was the best or brilliant 🤯
This video is not like hearing.
Your hearing is good at first but it gets worse and not better.
This video in the other hand makes you gain intelligence to the level where you can checkmate your opponent with the first move being king to d8
that was a game between two chess engines
The cat´s face sums it pretty well up:
Sometimes, I sit in a chess tournament, make accidentally a brilliant move just to find out how brilliant it was one turn later.