The kid has the board pictured in his brain like photo memory. He’s gifted. This view of the board let’s viewer see moves possible and played. Fabulous!
It’s amazing how he won so seemingly effortlessly. Had that young magnus attitude of drifting off and paying attention to other things. I wish I could play chess that well.
He has a photographic memory. He doesn't need to watch the board the whole time, which actually helps him a lot in figuring out his opponent possible moves. When he is staring at the abyss, he is not actually distracted he is watching the virtual board in his mind and figuring out his opponent next move without being distracted by him. That's why he is so quick to answer his opponent moves.
@@quantumleap17 He obviously has an incredibly analytic brain. Whatever his story, there's definitely more going on inside his head as he appears to be scanning his surroundings, than we mere mortals can possibly comprehend.
then his parents should let him do something that challenges him. otherwise he will only become more antisocial. the child already has no behaviour. As always, the parents are the problem.
If you lose to a booger eating baby still in his diapers that doesn't even look at the board and is off in la la land you should probably just stop and give up forever.
I have been playing chess for more than 30 years, and it takes all my concentration to win a game question ? , How this child Can win a game with hardly looking at the chessboard is amazing…….🎠
I d9nt know so I cannot say, but do wonder if this poor kid and his siblings have ever been allowed to do anything other than chess. Not one of them looks like they genuinely enjoy the game
At first glance, this talented child is not serious, but it actually backfires on his opponent, he is still a child but very mature in competing, he is not in a hurry to end the game, before plan A, he already has a plan C, extraordinary!❤❤
My dad taught me on a set that had the directions on to move when i was in first grade. Later in life , when i would play and win, men would said they let me win . Same things with cards and then they would say i cheated. Then i never wanted to win at anything. Wow …that was 20 years of therapy.
@bunnie12345 I knew a man who, when playing golf, would insist on gambling on the event. Then, when a good shot was played by an opponent, he would ask him, "How did you do that?", thereby making his opponent self-conscious. Men do this to one another all the time.
При просмотре второй партии я обратил внимание, как нестандартно играет этот малыш! Вопреки теории, он несколько раз подряд ходил одной и той же фигурой - ферзём, в поисках бреши в обороне соперника. Очевидно, вся композиция партии у него в голове! Он уже в начале партии выигрывал по времени, и этот разрыв нарастал в течение всей партии. Талантливый, просто гениальный ребёнок, грамотно обыграл своего более старшего соперника при почти одинаковом рейтинге! Впервые вижу такого уникума - это новое поколение, очевидно "из космоса!"😊
Es la segunda vez que veo al niño jugar,y me asusta ver que no mira el tablero casi màs de la mitad del tiempo de juego,aun asi mira de vez en cuando a su oponente desesperado,por Dios será Real el pequeño?
I think he knew he was going to win but was also pondering on the mysteries of the universe and how he fits into it. I hope he took some time to get that boogey later too.
If you lose to a booger eating baby still in his diapers that doesn't even look at the board and is off in la la land you should probably just stop and give up forever.
I just started watching him play earlier with his sister, and it amazing how nonchalant he is being in this match. His level at this age is amazing not to mention how it doesn't bother him digging for that nugget in public (in his match with his sister he was digging then as well) which had me smile, and know how innocent of an act this is to them with no fear of how others might see it. Amazing how innocent children are, and how extremely intelligent they are if you just give them a chance to show it.
I love at 2:40 he glances up at his opponent and wiggles his eyebrows. I don't know if he's thinking "well. That was unexpected ... but I have the solution." Or "well, that was unexpected, are you sure you want to make that dumb move?"
I think that the kid does not make these thoughts at all. He just makes the needed moves and for the rest of the time his thoughts were not even chess related. Problaby a slow going on game for him :)
This little boy is on another level. He hardly look at the chess board but he plays within his mind. He has a great visual memory. For me, even if I play without taking off my eyes from the board a second, I hardly win against good player..👍👍👍
This boy is a real genius 😂.he looks sleepy, not even focusing on the board ,while his opponent was really having hard time figuring out what's the best move.. congratulations young boy!!
I love to watch the way tweedledum makes opponents suffer. He doesn't show it on his face, but you see he is enjoying it. Just watch his sparkling in his eyes. This child probably becomes a great champion . 👍
Настоящий Вундеркинд! Не думает, доску смотрит только когда ходит. Хороший ход найдет мигнавенно. Кто это мальчик - автомат, откуда кто знает? Его тренеру совет: - Спасибо вам за то что научил(ла) малышу играть. Жестко скажите ему что бы пальцы в рот не сует. Разные люди играет, берегите малыша от загрязнения. Мне очень понравился, желаю ему здоровье, счастья, и стать чемпионом мира!
@@ТатьянаБерезкова Зря смеетесь. 🙂 У меня есть несколько знакомых с детьми. Одна знакомая любит стерильность во всем. Особенно в отношении еды. И вот, родила она, уже и второй ребенок есть. А эта мания стерильности не прошла. Так ее дети, по сравнению с другими, болеют намного чаще. Другая знакомая вообще не заморачивается. Дети могут есть с земли и она даже замечания им не делает. Так эти дети вообще практически не болеют.
@@jdcarmona33 If you mean at 17:18, then his pawn would have promoted anyway, so probably not the best move, but still winning as far as I can tell. In fact, almost seems like he expected opponent might not see it cause of the time pressure - but I'm not even ranked so what do i know...
Sorry to break it to you, 1389 is not a genius level ELO. He has some talent, but Faustino Oro became International Master at the age of 10. That's 2300 ELO level.
that final move looking to sac queen to promote was crazy. It gave him the possibility that opponent would blunder at the cost of a pawn, and it worked!!
This child is a prodigy at the game of chess. He only keeps one shot on the chessboard and knows what is going on and does not care about the game. He sometimes looks to the right, other times to the left and does not pay any attention to the game while the opponent is very tense in this game. He will have a bright future.
Nah bro, if you went to chess tournaments you'd be baffled at how many six year Olds there are playing at this exact level. I lost to every person aged under 10 this year.
What does "Brilliant Future" mean? A lot of money, women, the ability to make millions from nothing or through the labor of others? Will this young man be able to give birth to bread and children, to give his life for another person, to stand up for those who have been deprived of their rights by being given only responsibilities by those who have all the rights?🤔
The child is a savant as were Magnus and Hikaru. Time will tell if he maintains his ability to play chess at an increasingly higher level and deal with the stress. He might decide he’d rather enjoy his youth.
No, he is not. Samuel Reshevsky was defeating grandmasters from the whole Europe (till they found Vidmar to face him) - that was a genius. There are kids in India that play far, far better. I don't say I don't like him - but 1300 ELO is really just above average, you cannot really compare it to Magnus.
Because he can visualize the board in his mind, like an artist painting, musician playing. No dots, no keys, no numbers, no caged system. Strong mindscope 4k screen where he “drifts off” (to us) and can see all the beauty and all the alternatives.
@@Дмитрий-ц3с1н I don't know russian, but I disagree. I mean damn, he's a kid, he's got skills and he is clearly getting socialized by playing with those far older, seeing how they are. He will learn manners and how to act! He's still young! Cannot imagine you were much better? I certainly wasn't!
@@villep7907 Socialization surrounded by people several times older than him? Of course, he is great, but I really hope that he has a fulfilling childhood.
I play Chess and don't worry about [looking] at the board either. I don't win but this child prodigy and I both have that in common-we're distracted by everything else. I think I have a gift like him.
One thing I notice in Tweedledum is when he is about to make a move and then in suddenly in doubt, he always looks at the opponent's eyes couple of times before making a move.
A few reasons, the primary being that he had five seconds left to finish the game. He was so focused on protecting the back rank that he probably didn't see it given that constraint. It wouldn't have mattered if he did, given the time allowance, and the fact that if he does take it white advances his pawn on the next move and makes another queen anyway.
at the first step the boy already knew how to win. very intelligent and genius. he looked bored waiting for his opponent to act. just looking around without focusing on the game. no need to look long to move. know how to win. well done young man 👍👍
Божий дар у мальчика. Вполне возможно, что он сам этого даже не понимает.И у него просто в памяти все, что происходит на доске. Поэтому он не смотрит туда. Ему скучно.
He's in Flow State. Spiritual Inspiration ...he will lose the gift as he gets older and less innocent . I used to be a savant as a kid but lost my power in my teens
@@zuibeckpulezon4626в детстве когда личность человека ещё не окрепла, человеком может управлять или помогать субличность (человек живший с вашей душой до вас) когда личность окрепнет к 12-13 годам ребёнок проживает уже свою жизнь за себя.
Really very strange way of playing,that child seems not to pay attention to the Game,but he knows pretty well what to do anytime...he is so Smart,i am amuzed
We miss you Yunker brothers!! I'm sure you're still playing, I want to know where to see you. Someone can tell me? Se os echa de menos hermanos Yunker !! Seguro que seguís jugando ,quiero saber donde veros. Alguien me lo puede decir?
Bien jugado por parte del pequeño, Re5 muy buena jugada, te toman de alfil y si rey h7, Df7+, Ag7 y Dxg7 !!! Muy buena aun que el negro tenia la simplificación, y tenia el final ganado en Tc2 y Axf3 doblando peones
la verdad es que el negro tenia mucha ventaja que desperdicio con movimientos muy dudosos empezando por la jugada Cb4, mejor era b6 directa , despues impresiciones por ambos lados , el Te5 si fue buena pero el nergo se defendio pesimo , pero no hay que olvidar que el jugador de blancas es solo un niño aunque tiene un gran futuro, no me gusto si actitud media despectiva pero quizas es solo que esta en modo combate .
@@franzbutykoff3028 no pienso que tenga una actitud despectiva, es un niño pequeño, lo que pienso es que su mente ya resolvió el juego y le da tiempo de distraerse, al fin y al cabo, es UN NIÑO.
His opportunity came at around 13.58 when he forked the king and bishop, before that he was losing when he lost a knight at H6. Never giving up paid off well.
Bellissimo! Il bambino guarda sempre a destra e anche qualche volta a sinistra, perché vede e percepisce l'invisibile, che gli da delle indicazioni e lo guidano nel gioco, che quasi distrattamente conduce. A mio avviso ha il grande dono della veggenza oltre a una ineguagliabile intelligenza, nel gestire tutto ciò che avverte.
Alguien podría explicarme pero vi que el niño le regaló su dama y lo puso jacque solo para coronar su peón y el oponente no tomó la dama dolo movió el Rey, que pasó ahí?
Amazing game..Rxe5 was brilliant offer which of course couldn't be accepted. Later, mr. Tweedledum blundered a Knight but got back the piece as he captured the Bishop..At the end nice trick to win! Great game.🥰
Was it a blunder?! Usually, he shows some reaction when he blunders. I think, it was a sacrifice to expose the king and two moves later get it back in form of it bishop. But, you may be right.
The board is plugged in and relaying moves to a computer like the DGT boards. This is likely being displayed on a TV screen which is what he is looking at. He may feel more comfortable analyzing in 2-d especially if he trains and plays on a computer mostly.
El niño tiene la ventaja de que no se estresa, al tener tanta inocencia se distrae con sus alrededores y cuando vuelve a poner la vista en el tablero puede ver todo con claridad y es que en sus gestos faciales se le ve inocencia jejejeje, en cambio el muchacho ya tiene una auto presión y una frustración de todo tamaño por no permitir dejar que lo venza un niño y le presiona más al verlo que esto para el siquiera es un torneo 😂
Es impresionante ver como juega mirando poco el tablero, aveces como si supiera cual es la jugada que va hacer el oponente y su propia movida. Hasta se da el lujo de distraerse, parece como si el juego fuera muy lento y fácil para el. Tremendo
These kids seem to play without any strategic plan, attack whenever they can, accept most of the proposed trades, and are incredibly prophylactic. That way they play fast, put time pressure on opponents, are efficient and tactical. I think up to 1500 rating, for blitz and fast paces, this style of play is smart and can serve as a model for players of any age. I love to see them in action
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The kid has the board pictured in his brain like photo memory. He’s gifted. This view of the board let’s viewer see moves possible and played. Fabulous!
It’s amazing how he won so seemingly effortlessly. Had that young magnus attitude of drifting off and paying attention to other things. I wish I could play chess that well.
he is thinking about the game in his head the whole time, but rarely looks at the board
@@lingofearth2786 mag who?
He must be three or four moves ahead. I feel lucky if I'm one move ahead.
At his age, I remember feeling smart just because I learned how each piece worked. 😂 This kid is truly impressive.
Me too, but I'm talking Checkers.
at this age I thought I was smart because I knew water could wet things, and there was no school on Saturdays so I could play all day.
He's a little brat now. He's going to grow to be a bigger one.
Same
The little boy a genius.
I needed this today . He is not even looking at the board. I luv it . 💙
...and still he makes tons of mistakes.
Now thats the ultimate insult to ur opponent when u don't even look at the game and pick ur nose and slobber spit on ur fingers and then win.
He has a photographic memory. He doesn't need to watch the board the whole time, which actually helps him a lot in figuring out his opponent possible moves.
When he is staring at the abyss, he is not actually distracted he is watching the virtual board in his mind and figuring out his opponent next move without being distracted by him.
That's why he is so quick to answer his opponent moves.
You know that for sure, or are you just assuming?
@@quantumleap17 He obviously has an incredibly analytic brain. Whatever his story, there's definitely more going on inside his head as he appears to be scanning his surroundings, than we mere mortals can possibly comprehend.
then his parents should let him do something that challenges him. otherwise he will only become more antisocial. the child already has no behaviour. As always, the parents are the problem.
@@Colbato. Your parents? 😀
If you lose to a booger eating baby still in his diapers that doesn't even look at the board and is off in la la land you should probably just stop and give up forever.
I have been playing chess for more than 30 years, and it takes all my concentration to win a game question ? , How this child Can win a game with hardly looking at the chessboard is amazing…….🎠
Il faut l ' affronter en partie sérieuse ,donc en partie lente ainsi ,il ne profitera plus de son point fort .
Evidentemente hay alguien detrás de la cámara chivandole sus movimientos
😂😂el niño tiene el ajedrez en la cabeza está pensando sus jugadas 🤦🏻no te das cuenta
Vừa chơi vừa mải xem Doreamon. Coi thường đối thủ 😅
That was my first observation
You can tell he’s got a great chess career ahead of him: he already has the bored look between moves down pat.
I agree with you. I found the little child it's really bored playing chess. It IS something mechanic nota interesting for him at all
🤚 yeah I agree
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with 1389 at an age of 6? Come on! his Dad wanna make money.
I d9nt know so I cannot say, but do wonder if this poor kid and his siblings have ever been allowed to do anything other than chess. Not one of them looks like they genuinely enjoy the game
At first glance, this talented child is not serious, but it actually backfires on his opponent, he is still a child but very mature in competing, he is not in a hurry to end the game, before plan A, he already has a plan C, extraordinary!❤❤
One of the greatest gift for a kid is to show him how to play chess. Knowing the ability to make the right decision will help him in life.
I think in this case, the child shows you how to play :D
My dad taught me on a set that had the directions on to move when i was in first grade. Later in life , when i would play and win, men would said they let me win . Same things with cards and then they would say i cheated. Then i never wanted to win at anything. Wow …that was 20 years of therapy.
@@bunnie12345 You should resume and don't give up. That is a skill I wish I have.
with what?
@bunnie12345 I knew a man who, when playing golf, would insist on gambling on the event. Then, when a good shot was played by an opponent, he would ask him, "How did you do that?", thereby making his opponent self-conscious. Men do this to one another all the time.
При просмотре второй партии я обратил внимание, как нестандартно играет этот малыш! Вопреки теории, он несколько раз подряд ходил одной и той же фигурой - ферзём, в поисках бреши в обороне соперника. Очевидно, вся композиция партии у него в голове! Он уже в начале партии выигрывал по времени, и этот разрыв нарастал в течение всей партии. Талантливый, просто гениальный ребёнок, грамотно обыграл своего более старшего соперника при почти одинаковом рейтинге! Впервые вижу такого уникума - это новое поколение, очевидно "из космоса!"😊
Es la segunda vez que veo al niño jugar,y me asusta ver que no mira el tablero casi màs de la mitad del tiempo de juego,aun asi mira de vez en cuando a su oponente desesperado,por Dios será Real el pequeño?
Это откуда такой мальчик - Фишер!, он даже на доску не смотрит и такие комбинации проводит, афигеть!!!
There's no such thing as outer space.
@@ilacallya324 не стоит воспринимать дословно, в моём комментарии это был юмор!
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Loved when he looked qt the guy setting up the sacrifice, trying to work him out.
Putting boogas on the pieces is also a good tactic.
My thought, 'instant forfeiture.' Ugggh!
*boogers. "boogas" sounds like a voodoo curse or something
@@whocares_bear either way the little kids is an evil mastermind
😂😂😂😂😂😂
@@bobman929 😂🎵🎶
I think he knew he was going to win but was also pondering on the mysteries of the universe and how he fits into it. I hope he took some time to get that boogey later too.
You read my mind 😂😂😂
Made may day 😂
He ate it during the game
@@abguruprasad
😄😄👍
If you lose to a booger eating baby still in his diapers that doesn't even look at the board and is off in la la land you should probably just stop and give up forever.
I just started watching him play earlier with his sister, and it amazing how nonchalant he is being in this match. His level at this age is amazing not to mention how it doesn't bother him digging for that nugget in public (in his match with his sister he was digging then as well) which had me smile, and know how innocent of an act this is to them with no fear of how others might see it. Amazing how innocent children are, and how extremely intelligent they are if you just give them a chance to show it.
I love at 2:40 he glances up at his opponent and wiggles his eyebrows. I don't know if he's thinking "well. That was unexpected ... but I have the solution." Or "well, that was unexpected, are you sure you want to make that dumb move?"
I think that the kid does not make these thoughts at all. He just makes the needed moves and for the rest of the time his thoughts were not even chess related. Problaby a slow going on game for him :)
@@computerjantje it could be what you sya AND the 2nd one of mine. LOL
This kid looked into the future and determined every possible move this guy could make
He had no chance
That was my exact thought 😂
Были))) 2 шанса)) этот маленький мальчик коня зевнул, потом ферзя на предпоследнем ходе.
It is absolutely.. Mind bogglin. I mean.. How??? Amazing!!
From your joke, you exactly described what he does. His thinking all the time and he doesn't need to look at the board to know how the situation is...
Amazing how he looks positively bored, until he smells blood. Then he practically pounces out of his chair and slams the pieces. Riveting.
So thats why he picks his nose!
I imagined david attenborough saying what you just wrote.
the progression of that guys mental breakdown in real-time was cinema
Right? You know he’s cooked when he started rocking back and forth.
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 i swear the man fell apart in front of the world haha what happened there? rocking sweating hands shaken it was like life or death game.
The respect and resilience between all ages and races of chess players is always so admirable.
Am I missing something? At 14:25 if black moves the queen up to take the pawn in front of white’s king, isn’t that mate?
You're missing something.
Black was given the check
Isn't white defending the mating square?or black just got checked that move .
White queen was protecting. The kid was driving the game.
Пешка на g 2 защищëнна
This little boy is on another level. He hardly look at the chess board but he plays within his mind. He has a great visual memory. For me, even if I play without taking off my eyes from the board a second, I hardly win against good player..👍👍👍
If the highest level players you go against are below 800 ELO that means nothing.
The kid sets his pieces perfectly at the start of the game and during the game many of his pieces are on several squares at once.
That was my thought too 😂
Details smetails
😂🥳
Yes I found that really annoying. It was like he didn’t want to be there.
lol
This boy is a real genius 😂.he looks sleepy, not even focusing on the board ,while his opponent was really having hard time figuring out what's the best move.. congratulations young boy!!
He always yawns but wins too.😀😀
He is a rude one didn’t shake hands for ages
Might be an attention idiosyncrasy. Looking around anywhere but the primary task is a trait
I hate to play these kids who crush you while thinking about everything but chess
@@libertas12 Same
I love to watch the way tweedledum makes opponents suffer.
He doesn't show it on his face, but you see he is enjoying it.
Just watch his sparkling in his eyes.
This child probably becomes a great champion .
👍
kid was focussing something else still won... truly multi talented... i want to learn chess from him.
Настоящий Вундеркинд! Не думает, доску смотрит только когда ходит. Хороший ход найдет мигнавенно. Кто это мальчик - автомат, откуда кто знает? Его тренеру совет: - Спасибо вам за то что научил(ла) малышу играть. Жестко скажите ему что бы пальцы в рот не сует. Разные люди играет, берегите малыша от загрязнения. Мне очень понравился, желаю ему здоровье, счастья, и стать чемпионом мира!
QUE NO SE META LAS MANOS EN LA NARIZ, ES FEO
Больше грязи-лучше иммунитет!
@@СтасВолков-ш4ы молодец иммунолог. 🤫🤭🤣
@@ТатьянаБерезкова Зря смеетесь. 🙂 У меня есть несколько знакомых с детьми. Одна знакомая любит стерильность во всем. Особенно в отношении еды. И вот, родила она, уже и второй ребенок есть. А эта мания стерильности не прошла. Так ее дети, по сравнению с другими, болеют намного чаще. Другая знакомая вообще не заморачивается. Дети могут есть с земли и она даже замечания им не делает. Так эти дети вообще практически не болеют.
ЮНКЕР ГЕРМАН АЛЕКСАНДРОВИЧ, 6 ЛЕТ, МОСКВА.
That kid is a reincarnation of a chess master. Absolutely brilliant that he looks bored while taking his opponent out
😆😆😆
💯
Jajajaja
He hung his queen
@@jdcarmona33 If you mean at 17:18, then his pawn would have promoted anyway, so probably not the best move, but still winning as far as I can tell. In fact, almost seems like he expected opponent might not see it cause of the time pressure - but I'm not even ranked so what do i know...
I love this boy. Though I dont know the game but I love watching him play...
@@gwendolynburdeos9 same I’ve never played a day in my life but always find myself watching gifted players compete in it.
I think it was another day in the park for him, great talent. He had no care for the opponent 😀
As a kid, I learned how to put a piece of pie on a spoon. Chess came many decades later. Still learning .
Not even looking at the board. He knows where every piece is and knows where the other guy moved too. So cool to watch.
I guess the whole board is virtually displayed in his brain. Genius boy. Admire him a lot.
Sorry to break it to you, 1389 is not a genius level ELO. He has some talent, but Faustino Oro became International Master at the age of 10. That's 2300 ELO level.
At this age, i ate sand.
Hahahha
Same
Lol
Lol..Same here i was eating limestone
😂😂😂😂😂
that final move looking to sac queen to promote was crazy. It gave him the possibility that opponent would blunder at the cost of a pawn, and it worked!!
Unnecessary sacrifice when he can force promotion of the pawn without losing his queen. So bad move.
are the pieces sanitized after the game?
😂😅 WEAK
@@youtubecommunity1965 😂
Hahaha! I hope so!
You still believe in *fairy-91* ? 🐑
Yes with the tears of his opponents
Truly incredible how that mind works.. apparently taking little notice of his opponents moves amazing
Is this the Visual Description of the word 'Nonchalant' ?
Really amazing, which country is this child from? how old is he Thankful
This child is a prodigy at the game of chess. He only keeps one shot on the chessboard and knows what is going on and does not care about the game. He sometimes looks to the right, other times to the left and does not pay any attention to the game while the opponent is very tense in this game. He will have a bright future.
Nah bro, if you went to chess tournaments you'd be baffled at how many six year Olds there are playing at this exact level. I lost to every person aged under 10 this year.
Childs have great instinct, he did a false move at the end tho
Autism wins
He will lose this ability and begin to over think.
What does "Brilliant Future" mean? A lot of money, women, the ability to make millions from nothing or through the labor of others? Will this young man be able to give birth to bread and children, to give his life for another person, to stand up for those who have been deprived of their rights by being given only responsibilities by those who have all the rights?🤔
Quite a nice talented family Yunker! Two brothers Gl and Gr, and of course my favourite Alisa!
The child is a savant as were Magnus and Hikaru. Time will tell if he maintains his ability to play chess at an increasingly higher level and deal with the stress. He might decide he’d rather enjoy his youth.
I doubt the kid will get a say in this. parents are essentially controlling his life.
What stress though?
He needs to be hanging out with kids his own age. Riding bikes ,playing video, playing sports. Instead of being around adults.
@@killingsleep seriously man. great way for the kid to feel like an outcast his entire childhood.
No, he is not. Samuel Reshevsky was defeating grandmasters from the whole Europe (till they found Vidmar to face him) - that was a genius. There are kids in India that play far, far better. I don't say I don't like him - but 1300 ELO is really just above average, you cannot really compare it to Magnus.
Because he can visualize the board in his mind, like an artist painting, musician playing. No dots, no keys, no numbers, no caged system. Strong mindscope 4k screen where he “drifts off” (to us) and can see all the beauty and all the alternatives.
This young boy already decided and moved before his opponent put the piece down. Bright young man.
The energy when they are finishing the round...
Kid was like, are you okay? Did I hurt your feelings? Poor opponent, I felt the defeat already half way through
У мальчика супер визуальная память, он всю расстановку фигур держит в голове
Чтобы делать такие ходы думать в принципе не нужно. При всем уважение к мальчику он даже не пытался играть в шахматы.
Очень неспортивное поведение и неуважение к оппоненту
@@Дмитрий-ц3с1н I don't know russian, but I disagree.
I mean damn, he's a kid, he's got skills and he is clearly getting socialized by playing with those far older, seeing how they are. He will learn manners and how to act! He's still young! Cannot imagine you were much better? I certainly wasn't!
@@villep7907 Socialization surrounded by people several times older than him? Of course, he is great, but I really hope that he has a fulfilling childhood.
@@Дмитрий-ц3с1н Форточку открой, душно стало. Ты на возраст пацаненка посмотри и потом говори про уважение, такие вещи приходят гораздо позже.
МОЛОДЕЦ МОЛОДОЙ ИГРАЕТ ПРИКОЛЬНО ЛЕГКО УВЕРЕННО КРАСАВА
See, while he is looking around, he sees everything around, and at the same time, he is seeing every next move for him and his opponent
Pela primeira vez eu vi esse pequeno gênio pensar para executar uma jogada. Esse menino é um fenômeno!😊
Excellent 👌.... what a champion.... wonderful
I play Chess and don't worry about [looking] at the board either. I don't win but this child prodigy and I both have that in common-we're distracted by everything else. I think I have a gift like him.
While he's incredible, I don't know if I'd shake his hand after he picked his nose and had his fingers in his mouth the whole game 😂
I agree. As great as he plays he should be taught some manners.
Salty taste
I guess that you and we all were kids once, and I bet we did worst than that..
He is truly genius, but remains a kid overall..
@@BTA08 he is just a kid
@@kamranlawrencetufail And kids must be taught manners. That's a fact.
One thing I notice in Tweedledum is when he is about to make a move and then in suddenly in doubt, he always looks at the opponent's eyes couple of times before making a move.
I may be missing something, but why the opponent with black queen didn’t eat the white queen in the last move, but moved the king instead?
Even I have the same question...
This young lad is a future grand master.
17:19 зевок. Qе5. Но все равно там 2 ферзя идёт. И победа так и так😀
Mozart on the chess board; only a glance here and there to know what's going on while formulating the next assault.
Little kid: "Interesting move, mister. I'll counter by pulling my upper lip down over my lower lip."
I'm not a chess player, but at 17:19, why didn't black queen take white queen on check?
A few reasons, the primary being that he had five seconds left to finish the game. He was so focused on protecting the back rank that he probably didn't see it given that constraint. It wouldn't have mattered if he did, given the time allowance, and the fact that if he does take it white advances his pawn on the next move and makes another queen anyway.
at the first step the boy already knew how to win. very intelligent and genius. he looked bored waiting for his opponent to act. just looking around without focusing on the game. no need to look long to move. know how to win. well done young man 👍👍
Je croit pas qu'il s'ennuyait. Je pense plutôt qu'il cherchait un point pour se concentrer
Божий дар у мальчика. Вполне возможно, что он сам этого даже не понимает.И у него просто в памяти все, что происходит на доске. Поэтому он не смотрит туда. Ему скучно.
He's in Flow State. Spiritual Inspiration ...he will lose the gift as he gets older and less innocent . I used to be a savant as a kid but lost my power in my teens
@@zuibeckpulezon4626в детстве когда личность человека ещё не окрепла, человеком может управлять или помогать субличность (человек живший с вашей душой до вас) когда личность окрепнет к 12-13 годам ребёнок проживает уже свою жизнь за себя.
@@Родион-с9к веришь в этот бред?
ДА ТЯЖЕЛО ДЕТКАМ СТОЛЬКО ВРЕМЕНИ СИДЕТЬ. 🤫
@@Родион-с9к какая ещё душа,субличность
Really very strange way of playing,that child seems not to pay attention to the Game,but he knows pretty well what to do anytime...he is so Smart,i am amuzed
Really very strange way of playing,that child seems not to pay attenti
We miss you Yunker brothers!! I'm sure you're still playing, I want to know where to see you. Someone can tell me?
Se os echa de menos hermanos Yunker !! Seguro que seguís jugando ,quiero saber donde veros. Alguien me lo puede decir?
Bien jugado por parte del pequeño, Re5 muy buena jugada, te toman de alfil y si rey h7, Df7+, Ag7 y Dxg7 !!! Muy buena aun que el negro tenia la simplificación, y tenia el final ganado en Tc2 y Axf3 doblando peones
la verdad es que el negro tenia mucha ventaja que desperdicio con movimientos muy dudosos empezando por la jugada Cb4, mejor era b6 directa , despues impresiciones por ambos lados , el Te5 si fue buena pero el nergo se defendio pesimo , pero no hay que olvidar que el jugador de blancas es solo un niño aunque tiene un gran futuro, no me gusto si actitud media despectiva pero quizas es solo que esta en modo combate .
Me da Risa que el Niño en ves de mirar el Tablero ve alos Lados todo Tranquilo
@@franzbutykoff3028 no pienso que tenga una actitud despectiva, es un niño pequeño, lo que pienso es que su mente ya resolvió el juego y le da tiempo de distraerse, al fin y al cabo, es UN NIÑO.
Que bueno es ese niño mirarlo jugar es mejor k mirar las grandes ligas que Dios lo bendiga
На доску даже не смотрит 🤭
The kid played the game using a board positioned in the Quantum realm that was projected to his right side!
Huh......?
His opportunity came at around 13.58 when he forked the king and bishop, before that he was losing when he lost a knight at H6. Never giving up paid off well.
о чем задумался на 2:28 ? там ладью под ферзя двигаешь и делаешь размен фигур и получаешь преимущество
У меня сложилось впечатление, что пацану скучно,он будто играет. Молодчина.
i gcónaí ar an mbarr
Bellissimo! Il bambino guarda sempre a destra e anche qualche volta a sinistra, perché vede e percepisce l'invisibile, che gli da delle indicazioni e lo guidano nel gioco, che quasi distrattamente conduce. A mio avviso ha il grande dono della veggenza oltre a una ineguagliabile intelligenza, nel gestire tutto ciò che avverte.
12:44 Dudes hand twitch is when you know he's already accepted defeat
Alguien podría explicarme pero vi que el niño le regaló su dama y lo puso jacque solo para coronar su peón y el oponente no tomó la dama dolo movió el Rey, que pasó ahí?
Давно не вижу этих замечательных детей!
Amazing game..Rxe5 was brilliant offer which of course couldn't be accepted. Later, mr. Tweedledum blundered a Knight but got back the piece as he captured the Bishop..At the end nice trick to win! Great game.🥰
Was it a blunder?! Usually, he shows some reaction when he blunders. I think, it was a sacrifice to expose the king and two moves later get it back in form of it bishop. But, you may be right.
Yeah, I think he knew what he was doing haha
Why couldn't he take the rook?
@@valk_illmer Honey pot. Kid had a master plan to compensate and win
@@CapDanAddams well yeah, I was trying to figure out what that plan was.
Imagine how god good he will play when he begin to look at the board more than 15 seconds for the whole game 😂
A few of the people at this level can sorta just play without the board anyway. It's pretty nuts
The board is plugged in and relaying moves to a computer like the DGT boards. This is likely being displayed on a TV screen which is what he is looking at. He may feel more comfortable analyzing in 2-d especially if he trains and plays on a computer mostly.
I think he's just looking around for what to eat for supper. Or whom.
Whats happened to Tweedledum and Tweedledee? They haven't been on here recently??
17 минут полетели незаметно глядя на тот как пацан ковыряясь в носу разнёс соперника 😂😂😂
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🤣🤣
😂😂 и в носу поковыряться и во рту , и уши потребил и даже в глаз немного залез, пока соперник думал
Is the “Nose Picking” a part of his Psyche Operation to unhinge his opponents?
El niño tiene la ventaja de que no se estresa, al tener tanta inocencia se distrae con sus alrededores y cuando vuelve a poner la vista en el tablero puede ver todo con claridad y es que en sus gestos faciales se le ve inocencia jejejeje, en cambio el muchacho ya tiene una auto presión y una frustración de todo tamaño por no permitir dejar que lo venza un niño y le presiona más al verlo que esto para el siquiera es un torneo 😂
Ganó mientras veía Barney en la televisión que estaba en ese salón 😂
Es impresionante ver como juega mirando poco el tablero, aveces como si supiera cual es la jugada que va hacer el oponente y su propia movida. Hasta se da el lujo de distraerse, parece como si el juego fuera muy lento y fácil para el. Tremendo
@@natanael7590 niño prodigio?!
Autism
17:24 Такое поспешное нервозное собирание фигур ))) Кажется это нежелание признать поражение
А проигравший руку пожал? Или я не понял
Luar biasa anak ini calon juara dunia mainnya lucu ga pernah pocus ke papan catur. Selamat tuk anak lucu
The Kid invented this game before his reincarnation.
What was that opening by white where he slid his pawn over to d4?
Mad respect and talent
The kid knew he had him with the opponents first move
В таком возрасте,так сест и со взрослым человеком шахматы играть уже само по себе чудо
Tweedledum doesnt seem to enjoy chess...it was pass his bedtime
Is there a rule about picking your nose and then moving a piece with the hand that picked your nose?
Is there any latest video for this kid?
That was just wonderfully amazing and super enjoyable to watch ❤ that kid is Brilliant!
Смешной пацан 😁 Захожу на его партии чисто над его физианомиями поржать 😁
Он делает шахматы зрелищными, молодец!
Красота смотреть как он играет!
90% of the time the boy does not look at the chessboard, but looks around as if he does not care. The aliens sent their son
Yo’w Lmbo 😂😂😂😂😂 this kid is a genius he got this man thinking real hard before he make a move
10:06 почему ладью не убить пешкой?
Can someone tell me what that extra "white" queen is doing there on the table?
The kids already mastered psychology while playing 👏
Es un genio, me encanta.
Genius! He looks everywhere except the board and looks bored! Lol I’m practically
Speechless!
Can anyone tell me why the kid jump the rook over the king?
15:19 siyah vezir ile tek hamle mat yok mu?
Great! He's learned to play chess brilliantly. Now teach him some social skills.
Channeling Bobby Fischer.
These kids seem to play without any strategic plan, attack whenever they can, accept most of the proposed trades, and are incredibly prophylactic. That way they play fast, put time pressure on opponents, are efficient and tactical. I think up to 1500 rating, for blitz and fast paces, this style of play is smart and can serve as a model for players of any age. I love to see them in action