Magnus Carlsen Vs. Kasparov
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- Опубліковано 4 тра 2011
- Magnus Carlsen was only 13 years old here.
Prince of Chess directed and produced by Øyvind Von Doren Asbjørnsen. See the whole film here: www.princeofchess.com. This was at the Reykjavic Rapid 2004 tournament where some of the world's best players competed.
A rapid game between the past and future world champion? 2 of the worlds greatest players indeed. I wonder what would happen if they were to play now.
Interesting that sometime after this, Kasparov started coaching Carlsen for a while.
• Magnus Carlsen Vs. Kas...
Carlsen: Makes a standard opening move.
Kasparov: Aw shit, kid’s good.
😂
@@duk730 what about wtfock?
Magnus just didn’t care
Why am I laughing so much at this? Hahaha
lol
Kasparov arriving late and letting his clock run while he adjusts his pieces reminds me of all those clips of Magnus doing the exact same thing now that he's champion. Makes me wonder if Garry's behavior inspired Magnus.
120%
I was thinking the same thing
All good players inspire eachother.
@@journey578 ive only ever seen two videos of him, this at 13yrs old and the video where he was late almost 3mins here recently. Both him and this gentleman did the same thing, i thought it was a ADD/ZOCD thing bc id prob do the same thing.
This is exactly what I thought seeing all the videos of Magnus being late to many matches, haha.
Magnus recently said in a podcast that he was insanely intimidated by Kasparov. He said I was studying so many opening variations only to realise that Kasparov is the one who invented them. And I as a beginner don’t know if I’m more impressed by Carlsen or Kasparov 😂
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Magnus is good player but he has never been even close to what Kasparov was in his prime. Magnus has admitted this himself in an interview.
@@ibe6524 he drew him at 13 and is undoubtedly the better player. His opinion is irrelevant to fact
@@larrythecableman6963 Magnus never beat Kasparov. In their second game, Kasparov won easily.
@@ibe6524 yes when magnus was 13, we’re not taking about child Magnus. Magnus in his prime is a better player than Kasparov
Magnus getting up during the round to look at other matches at 3:20 is simply legendary.
Yes, unwittingly great psychology.
Especially him coming back and playing his move in a couple of seconds
The fact he stood up to watch other player’s game in the middle of his game is a BOSS MOVE.
Or a disrespectful move.
@@AhmetD.. or a common move.
Seeing as if you knew anything about Chess you'd realise it happens fairly often.
It isn't disrespectful as there isn't anything to do but wait for your opponent... and if you already have your next moves planned out ahead of time what's the point in sitting there watching them think?
@@IIIIIIIIIIIIIIPKIIIIIIIIIIIIII it might be disrespectful to people who have big egos tho xd
@@AhmetD.. disrespectful was arriving late 😌
@@Gooseman8819 Yes, but we don't know the reason, right?
Carlsen: Plays one of the most common opening moves
Kasparov: Already sweating
Because Kasparov can already feel his greatness ;)
Because the first moves decide a lot of how the game turns out.
@@Mobin92 but it was a very common opening
They always does that
@@Jabafish But his answer to it would decide what game it would become. So he had to decide for a moment.
Top 3 chess players ever:
1) Magnus
2) Drunk Magnus
3) Kid Magnus
You know uou can be better then him
Majin Buu type vibes
The 10 year old that just beat him
0) Kasparov
3:38 Karpov casually analysing the game. The man who Kasparov dethroned as the world champion.
But he drew 1 game and lost 2.
@@WhiteStripesStripiestFan All good at home?
@@johnwells62 kasparov drew one and won one
Karpov be like: oh so you left me for a 13 year old?
3 world champions in 1 video
Them: Reading books about Strategies
Magnus: Donald Comics
but that is strategy.
@@yamanotetsu7312 Yea right. We all do have our own kind of strategy i guess.
To remain a kid is a mastery and an art. Few are able to achieve it in this lifetime
@@cotaryan3740 i only know of michael jackson
And checking other people games while playing his own
The kid is such a badass. He deadass just stood up and walked away from the table lmfao. I'd be having a literal panic attack.
Yet the kid had less time then garry
The kid is a world champ 😂
@@tyronenelson1349 yet the kid managed to get a draw.
@@nikotakai8796 yet you didn't even knew who was Garry lmao
@@nikotakai8796 lmfao bruh idiot
Obviously Kasparov had an immense pressure not to lose to a 13yo and #700 in the world. BUT... damn did Magnus as a kid made him shit bricks during the whole game. The amount of confidence at 13 years of age from Magnus is outstanding. 3:13 I think Kasparov did that move on purpose since Magnus wasn't looking at the board at the time. Little did it work when the kid came back running to make his move knowing exactly what he had moved and making Kasparov even MORE nervous. Kasparov was terrified of 13yo Magnus!
maybe he was terrified but in the end he drew the game and won the second game (where it was up to him to use the whites).
Of course, in the first game Magnus had an advantage but also less time and for this reason he could not achieve the victory, in the second game Kasparov dominated.
Sorry for my bad english,Is not my mother lenguage
Bro, they were playing the opening. Of course Magnus immeidately knew what to play, if he didn't, then he wouldn't even be an IM. This is very standard stuff and Gary was just deciding how he would like to proceed with the opening. Stop inflating the situation if you don't know much about what's happening.
@@tonylee1667 i aqree
Magnus is best
It's chess. Relax
A draw, sure, but this was a victory for young Magnus. I mean come on! Kasparov playing mind games by showing up late and taking his sweet time all while during the match Magnus casually just walks away to observe the other matches while Kasparov is clearly realizing that he will not end up beating a 13 year old! Absolutely amazing and a clear glimpse into the future of Chess and its World Champion in the making.
Taking his time. I don’t get why people are saying this. Magnus had way more time off his clock. Looks like Kasparov was moving faster.
Yeah time wise magnus was being crushed. Idk what you're on about
That extra loud click from Kasparov when Magnus was walking around tho 😂
3:28 ? Hahaha, on the edge
@@voaneves 3:28 *
@@UberBossPure thanks, corrected
If I were him i'd press it slowly and silently let him lose his time🤣
@@ycee8629 Sneaky bàstard 😂
He didn’t even need to look at the ceiling...
😂😂😂😂
LMAOOO
miraba a tu abuelita
Fun fact: Gary Kasparov was the one who composed/created the games in that show.
😂
Favorite part is Magnus getting distracted, walking around, Kasparov heavy hits the timer, Magnus hurries back and makes a move immediately.
Many people seem to think Magnus leaving momentarily (Kasparov gives him a look over it) was part of some mind game. In a recent interview he said Kasparov was taking too long and he just got bored, deciding to check out some of the other games going on.
well when you look at the whole match it simply implys that as a kid he is trying to mirror kasparov behavior, and play same games, its even funny how clever it is
Magnus was preparing by reading comic books what a madlad
All work and no play makes Jack a dull boy.
Every grandmaster: no one is better than me
Magnus: hold my comic books
Now he read playboy before match
@@kobz2862 😂😂
I don't know about that - it seems a bit too perfect. A 13 year old kid reading Donald Duck comics? 7 years, yes - but 13? My 13 year old self was well past Donald Duck. Having worked in TV, "embellishments" for the sake of a good story happen all the time.
00:43 Magnus planning world domination
Underrated
XD
Most underrated comment by far lmao
Lol
They say he is still calculating his moves for world domination
Fun fact: One day before this game and one day after this game there have been matches between these two as well and kasparow beat magnus in both of them. He also ended up winning the entire tournament.
Why wouldn’t he win the whole thing? He was the best at the time and drawing even once to a 13 year old nonetheless was surprising and an impressive feat by Magnus
Not a very fun fact
@@christianbowes7907 why?
@@entelektuel.yolculuk he's just being a contrarian
Haha "fun fact". The World champion won the tournament, incredible.
Played with Gary, simultaneous chess. I have never seen somebody so deep in the game and so afraid that he may lose from some no-name. I guess that’s his fuel. He was late on all us, and he was making ticks and sounds all the time over our board. Of course, he’s a chess genius. I would, broadly speaking, say that Magnus is better in terms of natural talent, but he doesn’t have yet that fear that fuels Kasparov.
I don't believe you played with Gary.
@@gelbblau3379 L
Who are you?
@@gelbblau3379 😂😂
Now how would know who is naturally more talented? To be honest wouldn't you assume the player that didn't get help from computers would be more naturally talented? The only way you would know such a thing would be to know how much time each put into chess.
My dumb ass thought the comment section was being sarcastic about this kid being world champion, turns out he really is the actual world champion 💀
Welcome to the chess world :D
Well yes but actually yes
Lol...#queensgambit
😂😂
yeah you are dumb
The GOATs going at it. What a moment.
Still watching this in 2020? Same
I see you are here as well
Boy that Netflix series sure was you guys comeuppance, huh?
woah this comment is new
this is a what a moment moment to be honest
What hasn't been shown is that Magnus Carlsen lost to Kasparov in a blitz game before this one. And he lost to Kasparov in the very next rapid game and was eliminated. Although very impressive draw against the greatest considering he is only 13!
That's true, but at 13 he was probably expected to lose all three games. He was already probably playing at GM strength even if he didn't yet have the title though.
@@billj4525 he was playing better at that age than most GMs
@@ekie7473 I don't know about that. It's hard to say. He might have been able to perform better than most grandmasters already here, but it's hard to know that. Was an amazing accomplishment to get a draw vs Garry at this age. I wish they played in the same era. The two GOATS in my eyes.
@@billj4525 magnus would just crush him now
@@varadsalunkhe9008 Yeah obviously. Garry's older now and not nearly as good as anyone in the top 50. Even Garrys prime he would lose to Magnus. The current number 1 player is always better than a number 1 player from the past, but that doesn't always mean they're the GOAT.
I predict a bright future for this kid. May even become a Grandmaster
bruh hes like number 1 or something :l ur a bit behind
@@yoseprahhh isnt it obvious that he is trolling?
Nah, he's good but not that much, maybe with some effort.
Naaah I think he time travel from the past.
@@yoseprahhh no way?!? Are you serious?!? I'm so shocked!😲
“maybe you would have won if you turned up in time”. more coffee?
Lmao
Queen's gambit lmaooo
It is Ironic when you know Kasparov was a consultant on the show.
@@DoddyIshamel lmao shit got real
Lmao
i had lunch with kasparov once,but there was a chequered table cloth and it took him 10 minutes to pass me the salt
You copied a comment 😡
LOL
unoriginal but still good joke
underrated
@@vedran3775 Tommy coopers joke Google him
A absolute prodigy and savant when it comes to chess. Basically, an authority in competitive chess. If he thinks something is up, something is up.
Excelente Gabs, gracias por tu generosidad. Abrazos y bendiciones.
Wow, that Kasparov guy actually managed a draw with Magnus Carlsen
Lol so underrated
critically underrated comment
I know this comment is probably troll, but THIS KASPAROV GUY was ranked top 1 for a long long long time
@@marekstangl3531 clearly not a troll, just a joke. He’s making a joke that Kasparov isn’t a serious opponent
@@marekstangl3531 r/whoosh
I just love how Magnus casually went from table to table to analyse the games because he was bored :)
And then he came back and instantly played his move XD
@@rahulshanbhag08 Yeah lol. Just noticed that. Don't want to be Garry at that moment. Hahahaha. The casual disrespect lol.
That's not "getting bored" it's a concentration technique, some people love taking ideas out of their surroundings. Everytime he stood up was everytime he couldn't decide what to do next, the games happening around him gave him inspiration for his next move
Kid was probably nervous, sort of restless and had already thought out all his moves so he went to look at the other tables..
Its not because hes bored. Sometimes theres a limit to how much you can calculate and then theres no point staring further at the board.
1:29 I like to think that, because of Kasparov, who got late to the match, Magnus took over that style since he's now the best 😄
What a amazing beautiful moment for Mangus at such a young age. It’s like looking up to your teacher and challenging for the first time
The fact that he was able to stand up and check how the other games went in the middle of his match is such a power move.
When gary move, magnus is not even think about it to move. Crazy 🤣
That's normal...
@@deepakbisht4957 i thought i could see good info about this game in the comments but just finding people who never been outside praising everything 😐
@@someone_useful every youtube comment about some kinda popular public figure will be filled with them worshipping every little thing they do no matter how mundane
@@lusteraliaszero i can tell you know very little about chess nor the people at the top of the game to make this statement lmfao. this is a 13 year old looking away from one of the best players in the world to watch other games. please do tell me the last time you were facing one of the top players of a game and were able to just watch other people play. at 13
Me at 13:Closing the refrigerators door closely so that i could see the light going off :(
Haha true
We are so much alike
I still do that at 38 it's like magic 🤣
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This is the funniest comment I've ever read in my entire life, I still can't stop tearing up 😂😂😂
What a little stone cold kid. He really didn't disappoint as he grew up. This is awesome.
I find it fascinating that he still has some of the habits he had at that young age while playing
He arrived late. Kept the kid waiting. Then stormed out.
Well he was losing time by arriving late so it was his loss
What's the photo on yr home page?
@@KARTIKEYA007 Good 1, people like him don't lose time. Game starts when he arrives.
Fear does that to a person.
Yeah pretty sad, magnus probably idolised him at the time and would have wanted to talk to him at the least.
My ego would be crushed if that kid stood up during a match
Sam Brown lmao, maybe he stood up on purpose for that reason..
If you showed up late, you would deserve that probably.
It's to alleviate stress and create more strategic plays
Well your ego is as mature as a kid
Teach us :')
This is one of the most beautiful, underrated videos on the Internet.🙏
We can see Kasparov aligning all of the pieces here, something Magnus does now all the time! :)
Kasparov: Chess is my Life
*Carlsen makes first move*
Kasparov: Checkers is my Life
Lmao
🤣🤣 one of the best comment
hahahahahah made my day
Checkers is like Walmart chess
Top
Kasparov looks like Beth that morning she woke up in Paris to play Borgov hahaha
its beltik
Perfect comment 🤣And Magnus is looking at Kasparov with same expression as Borgov was looking at Beth during ther mach in Paris 🤣
@@dzazguy6455 no its actually Borgov, beltik was the not so good looking guy she dated
@@naadirbuffy7892 Its the first battle beltik and beth had, him arriving late and losing because of it
someone watch queens gambit
The fact when Carlsen gave a small smirk realising he got into his head was the best part of the video.
I was the best in my school by far. We had a dedicated chess class in school and I was better than the teacher. One day they brought in another class. Just Kids. Like 10 year Olds (I was 18 at the time) I couldn't beat one of them. It's been 10 years and I'm still humbled from that day.
Magnus had nothing to lose, and on the other hand, Kasparov had everything to lose.
When a man has nothing to lose that is when he is dangerous.
^
Underrated
Its rare people dont consider that thing you said. Its obvious and its clearly easier to play when you have nothing to lose. Imagine being a world for example, a 5 times world champion and you have to compete with someone with that potential. The one who debuts is always like ok i will try, but the champion like, man i cant lose i cant i cant, people trust me. when lotta people supports you it becomes harder to calm down cause you dont want to dissapoint them. For example now magnus vs alireza..alireza nothin to lose, but magnus has the need to demostrate hes still the #1.. pressure is different on both of em
Zeeny yooo geek is just chess
The kid moves his first piece and the guy already looks like he’s going to break down
I know, right? It's hilarious.
Hahaha devastated him
Probably just because of the sheer pressure of this battle defining the world championship so he cannot messed up
The thing is, it isn't fun being the number one in the world and it's a lot more stressful. Anyone can play against you, and if they lose, who cares. But if they win, it's a whole different story. It's easier to play when you have nothing to lose
Also, they played 3 games against Magnus in this event. Kasparov won 2, drew 1. This video only showed the one they drew, for obvious reasons
Deciding which opening he went would decide what kind of game this would end up as, so it's somewhat important.
kasparov looked flustered and defeated before starting. not sure if it was tactics to unsettle magnus, but i loved the standing up and turning his back boss move on kasprov
more than 3 years has passed since i saw this for the first time, magnus is the greatest player of the last decade/(s)/of my generation, a war is ongoing, and 13 yr old magnus is still insanely impressive
Carlsen: plays D4
Kasparov: Did...Did I just lose?
It was at that moment Kasparov knew Magnus will become World Champion
Que hace un jugador de Geometry Dash aquí. HOLAAAA
3:18 Magnus be like: Let me just find the best move for other competitors too.
That's fucking hilarious
On god 😂
😂😂😂😂
Magnus: hey Karpov you should play ke3 man
I remember doing that a lot at his age, just checking out all the games wondering what move I would play/plan I would come up with in their shoes, at that age you have infinitely more energy and focus so you have some spare to look at other games.
i like how this is a whole story, tragedy, plot twist and grief
3:54 The way Kasparov rattles his head and whips towards the camera like a deranged Looney Tunes character has me on the fucking floor
LMAOO
Nobody:
Magnus: orange juice in Pepsi bottle
In that time Magnus family were financially struggling his dad sold his car so he can buy plane tickets to tournament, probably his mother mixed orange TANG with water and used an empty pespi bottle , now magnus Annual salary from playing chess almost two million dollars
@@haboab0216 who told you this story you idiot? He is Norwegian and they shit money!
@@GS0101
Yeah thats right
@@GS0101 lmao
Niko kaji nah it’s true, they sold their car, and their house for the trip to Iceland.
When Magnus started walking, Kasparov looked like he was reconsidering his entire existence
Magnus playing catalan when he is young shows how much he loves the catalan opening
Reality can sometimes be more fictional than fiction.
Noobs: Novels
Professionals: Chess strategy books
Legends: Donald Comics
Underrated
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Underrated
Underrated
Epic
Magnus getting up and wondering about during the game was class. Was payback for him showing up late and showing a lack of respect.
Agree. Reap what you sow!
Agree. Reap what you sow!
Agree. Reap what you sow!
Agree, Sow what you reap
Agree. Pear what you snow!
Superbe merci pour cette vidéo !
Magnus Carlsen. What a name fitting a grandmaster and a high ranking wizard.
I heard of him only recently and my first thought was with a name like that surely he was engineered for chess, like Yao Ming but for chess
I bet his mom made him that multivitamin in that pepsi bottle and he still went to the little tray and got himself a coke. Legend 😂
I mean he's a grandmaster
Ahahahaha
Carlsen loves orange juice anyway so :v
@サヨリ〜神〜 he wasn't a world champion at that point yet, i guess.
3:16 I love that little death stare xD
“Dont you fucking dare act bored in this game”
Magnus: Proceeds to stand up and see other chess matches
Then comes the threatening click of Garry
@@sauce530 it was so loud the horse broke his leg
😂🤣
looooooool
I see now where Magnus Carlsen picks up being late and taking his time. The mentor and student relationship they have is endearing.
Badass! He stands up and walks away, didn't watch the board. When he returns to the board, he knows which piece was moved and counter it so calmly.
Bro, it's the opening, what are they fucking countering, of course it's played immeidately
So many people never played chess….
you dont need to look at the board to know what to play next. why is this so outlandish to people?
@@tonylee1667 3:24 watch the fuckin video. Is that what you call opening ?
@@lightup6751it's mid game tf is you even talking about 💀💀
@@industrialactivist_ slowly read my comment. are you sure your reply is addressed at me?
"I can get out of this."
"You could've...if you'd gotten here on time.."
Magnus would beat her tbh
@@joebo693 its a movie tbh
Except Magnus was the one who was down on time
@@chiilbih8495 its a show tbh
@@amanfern MOVIE : a story or event recorded by a camera as a set of moving images and shown in a theater or on television; a motion picture. Show is the synonym of movie tbh
3:28 That loud sound was as if Kasparov saying "yo, kid. COME BACK HERE." 😂
Random Dude underrated comment...
then there is loud sound again of carlsen saying to him i already knew what to do
Practicamente Magnus jugo de espaldas esa movida, ni penso en la respuesta, ya la tenia de antes
Lol
😂
Insane. Magnus gets up in the middle of his game with Kasporov to look at other people's games.
It's amazing to think that today Carlson is arguably considered to be greater than Kasparov even though Carlsen is 10 years younger today than when Kasparov retired in 2005. If Carlsen plays these next ten years as well he's done so far there will be absolutely no question that he is the best to have ever played the game
He said he aims at being the first 2900 player but I wouldn't surprise if he cracks the 3000 in 10 years
He needs to stop drinking it kills braincells which he needs
He seems to be already bored by the game or the tournments though..
Literally sacrificed everything
Kasparov is the Goat, don’t know wtf you are talking about
This kid is good, maybe someday he will become a grandmaster in the future. Who knows
@@isiahtutor3851 R/wooooooooooooooooooooosh
@@isiahtutor3851 r/woooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooosh!
World chess champion
This whole reply section is probably a woosh. Unless he aint being sarcastic
@@kimramiloliverio5007 Einstein
"Meanwhile Magnus is preparing..." shows a picture of a disney comic
Yeah that's the joke
Im still watching this fight after 11 years
The background music is like a boss battle is happening. LOL!
3:15 the fact that 13 year old Magnus is not even looking at the board he is looking behind him and on top of that he gets up and walks away is legendary. To top it off as soon as Kasparov plays he comes back and plays back right away. Many would say that it was the highest possible disrespect to Kasparov butt i call it simply genius 😅
He knew what Kasparov would play.
he already predicted few of his moves and just move the piece if it was one of his expected move
pretty impressive stuff for a kid his age
He was pissed for having to wait
@@mitmit804 Facts
Disrespect is letting your opponent wait.
Can't imagine how embarrassing it must've been first being late to a game against a 13 year old and then not being able to beat that 13 year old lmao
Not really. Kasparov was in a similar position when he was young. When you're a chess prodigy, you're always supposed to be beating 50 years old players when you're a teenager. Also maybe he was late because he had intestinal problems or the cab was slow or a million other issues
@@Narcan885 i want to reincarnate as chess prodigy
They played 3 games in that event, Kasparov won 2 games, and drew 1. They are only showing the one that ended in a draw just for publicity purposes.
Kasparov got a draw as black. that's not a loss.
@@Narcan885 Kasparov was 40 years old at that time.In the past 40 years old chess player was not like today
Coming late then touching every single pieces of the chess board before crushing opponent..these things magnus has learnt from Kasparov
Locura, desde esa edad jugar a tal nivel, Magnus es y será locura total
Kasparov looks like a Bond villain when he plays.
Because he is Russian
Atommakesbeats Even Tal looked like he was ready for a mission
He comes across here as rude and unfriendly.
@@MrTruth111 or just russian
Le Chiffre of chess.
it was like watching a dramatic anime chess game where each move has its own lore, and story with difficulties across their lifetime, and then there's magnus
16 years later and he still draws against Kasparov
But instead its Kasparov being content with drawing.
@@gulgaffel damn. That was deep
@@ML-gz3eq huh you definitely get points for drawings so it’s definitely tactical to find a stalemate for the lower ranked player (Kasparov)
@@SilentArc huh? Just stfu
True
The fact that magnus move around look at other player's game and as soon as his turn , he just put his next move, meaning he already predicted his opponent's movement, mans a genius
@@amediocrerocketleagueplaye9008 more like sub 900
@@amediocrerocketleagueplaye9008 who asked u?
@@qiyzgg9045 it's an open discussion on the internet, nobody needs to be asked to give a comment. And he's right.
@@amediocrerocketleagueplaye9008 i mean if your opponent thinks for a long time chances are higher that he finds a move you didnt expect. especially if your opponent is kasparov.
magnus immediate response implies that he needed less time for the same move
@@qiyzgg9045 sry but like every comment is making something out of nothing...like this is some chess anime or something lmao
honestly if you are an IM or GM you play so many moves ahead that its ridiculous to someone who sucks at chess like me...but its common sense imo
So interesting. As an IM, he’s up against the best GM in the world (maybe in history), and he’s beating him, like very few players can, and doesn’t even seem to be nervous or concentrating much at the end. I wonder what Kasparov would have tweeted if Twitter had been around back then?
Kasparov looks soo tensed, I think Magnus being so young doesn't know the seriousness of the situation and thus he is tension free which will give him a upper hand 🐱
Magnus is just the op main character who doesn’t even have to try.
he's just the one punch man of chess
More like Lelouch
This type of thinking is not only not true, but also counter-productive. Few people work so hard on chess as Carlsen. Only talent is never enough. Hard work is much more important.
@@v1das007 I fully agree, however I don’t think this was supposed to be taken seriously
@@Alex-02 I understand that. But I think it was still important to point that out - we have different people in comments, some of them might be young. We don't want them to think less of themselves or that there is no point in trying (because they are not Carlsen), do we?
Kasparov: I’m going to be late and throw this kid off balance
Magnus: Omaewa moe shindeiru
NANI
Fucking weeb
🤣🤣🤣
Omae wa mou shindeiru*
Cringe
You're a lifesaver... Thank you so much
And now we are here, Magnus has just became a World Blitz Champion, after already becoming Rapid and Normal chess Champion
The fact he stood up to watch another player’s games against one of the greatest in history of all time is Bad Ass, like Gary said Magnus is the combination of Karpov and Fisher.
#CarlsenSC 🤘
After losing the first 2 he probably got bored
Every player literally does this in these long time format games
@@tajneeley yeah people comment on UA-cam about things they think are epic, that are actually quite commonplace.
I wish we could see them play at the same age of 20.
Chess grandmasters are always on the younger side.
By the time they hit 40s- 50d they get overtaken by someone younger.
Chess is a young man's game
The way Magnus didn't start the clock was very respectful and badass. He knows he doesn't need that advantage.
Nah that was a violation 💀
You mean at the start of the same ? He could have leeched the 30 mins whilst the guy wasn’t there ?
@@hw7032 Yea, there's a designated time for the game so the clock can start if the opponent isn't there.
Kid was running low on time actually
it was just fair
The amount of focus he displayed for an 11 year old is even more phenomenal..... ask any parent.
You can tell Magnus looked up to him cause he centers every one of his pieces before making his first move.
Magnus: Makes common opening move
Kasparov: *Hears boss music*
At 3:13 an hilarious signature move was in the making
And Kasparov shaking his head in shock is one of the most epic moments in any chess game I've ever seen
Or he was shaking his head to clear the cobwebs … from doing shots and partying with hookers until 3am the night before and regretting it. That’s my interpretation.
I think it shocked Kasparov that he is just stood up and left he was like what the hell.
Magnus gettin him back for showing up late.
@nurzur Wait for Misha Osipov
wrr
Carslen leaving the board to watch the other match and coming back to blitz a move was the moment Kasparov knew there will be a new 🐐
he just wanted to refresh his mind
I like the music.. The way it builds tension
I love that Magnus has his orange juice by his side as he smashes the world champion
"smashes"
@@nikcin bro that’s what I said
Smash who? Kasparov beat him handily and went on to win the tournament 😂
@@raishin6095 okay but what are most 8 year old doing
@@TheMscandy123 What do 8 year olds have to do with this? Magnus was 13 at the time.
Let's be honest, the pressure Kasparov has had his entire life is insanely unhealthy. No-one should be subjected to the expectation to win every time he plays.
Especially when it's a nothing burger game, and K looked hung over.
Except for Magnus now you mean?
@@tommyodonovan3883 ...and was late lol...
Magnus has that same pressure right now. Every world champion is expected to win every single game they play. When magnus lost his first classical game in over 400 days people talked about it for weeks. I don't understand the point you are making
@@SonicPhonic, when dealing with Nordic types.... never be late!
Necesito una película que narré este momento histórico
at around 3:20 when Magnus started to watch other people playing Kasparov was over. Knowingly or not, Magnus did a mental attack on Kasparov's pride right then and there. His brain was probably asking rethorically to Magnus "how you dare to be bored when playing with me, the greatest of all times?how can you get up the chair to watch other people play? am i a joke to you?". than when Magnus heard the click, just came back , moved a piece casually. So much pain delivered in 10-15 seconds i almost feel sorry for Kasparov.
3:20 I remember when Beth Harmon did this to that young Russian player.
It was inspired
Except he did it to a number 1
Lol
Wait Who
You guys seem really new to chess, are you not?
This is just real life netflix Queen's gambit
So everyone is getting obsessed with that show huh not just me
@@annabelmboqe8631 what can I say, I’m a sucker for big tiddie redheads
Is that how you guys procrastinate?
Yess
@@annabelmboqe8631 62 million households have watched the show. What do you think?