Andrew Tate vs Piers Morgan EPIC Chess match!

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  • Piers Morgan invited Andrew Tate on his show once again. After the normal interview and discussion, Piers Morgan decided that they play a game of chess to end the show and this is how it went.
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  • @adz123888
    @adz123888 Рік тому +8482

    Tate made his speech about the queen and king right when he put his knight in place to take the queen next move haha. I think his speech was tactical.

    • @LloydKim2106
      @LloydKim2106 Рік тому

      Andrew tate fucked piers queen

    • @pupdiogenes2548
      @pupdiogenes2548 Рік тому +63

      Imagine needing PIERS MORGAN to throw a game of chess against you. Look at what the computer thinks of Tate's moves. He doesn't even know how to use a chess clock ffs.

    • @benoneill4805
      @benoneill4805 Рік тому +152

      @@pupdiogenes2548he never said he was an expert and piers would never do that, he wants to be smarter than andrew.

    • @pupdiogenes2548
      @pupdiogenes2548 Рік тому +21

      @@benoneill4805 You're talking about them as if they are toddlers, which is appropriate.

    • @ScreamingEagleFTW
      @ScreamingEagleFTW Рік тому +37

      because morgan forgot his queen was in check and he castled instead.. tate distracted him with a convo about the king and the queen.

  • @filipjugovic6952
    @filipjugovic6952 Рік тому +5015

    If you loose, somewhere you made a mistake. There is no luck. It teaches self - accountability. Well said.
    Edit: thanks for all of the comments telling me it's "lose" all 30 of them, I think I got it.

    • @anees8866
      @anees8866 Рік тому +19

      Thats not how it works irl

    • @realgoatzy
      @realgoatzy Рік тому +9

      Truth, brother.

    • @fractal6929
      @fractal6929 Рік тому +150

      ​@@anees8866 pretty sure it does

    • @filipjugovic6952
      @filipjugovic6952 Рік тому +46

      @@anees8866 that's exactly how it works

    • @filipjugovic6952
      @filipjugovic6952 Рік тому +28

      @@jackwoods535 I play chess and there I'd 0% luck in chess. It all depends on who is first to make a mistake.

  • @adamantium4999
    @adamantium4999 Рік тому +1572

    Piers screaming a genuine
    “ Oh God!” as his Queen gets eliminated is 👌

    • @cox827
      @cox827 Рік тому +12

      😂u realized what u just said right.....

    • @Mr.watashi
      @Mr.watashi Рік тому +3

      ​@@cox827 yk what even better 😂...

    • @adamantium4999
      @adamantium4999 Рік тому +2

      @@cox827 didn’t even realize it at first but now I do lol

    • @josechavez1718
      @josechavez1718 Рік тому

      taken*

    • @sethlivingstone1999
      @sethlivingstone1999 Рік тому +1

      Especially for us Americans, absolutely hilarious with the accent.

  • @daborshy4089
    @daborshy4089 Рік тому +5700

    People who don't play chess: "Wow, Andrew Tate is amazing."
    People who play chess: "Wow, Piers Morgan sucks ass."
    Media skeptic: "Piers is losing on purpose because this is a waste of valuable airtime."

  • @megusta9045
    @megusta9045 Рік тому +2467

    I didn't notice the intentional distraction before making the move to hide the fact he had the target on the Queen lock and loaded.

    • @m.a.a.d9275
      @m.a.a.d9275 Рік тому +174

      "intentional distraction" lmao.
      Any person above 800 elo would notice that their queen was open even if they were sat in the middle of a battle field.

    • @tellahsage6477
      @tellahsage6477 Рік тому +9

      @@m.a.a.d9275 Even i who am not serious at all about the game (I only ever play casual OTB matches with my brother and friends, never read a chess book in my life) knew instantly the second i saw that knight that Black was utterly screwed the moment he castled there instead of moving his queen to safety

    • @Unknown-el1jy
      @Unknown-el1jy Рік тому +10

      Bro I watched this shit after hitting a fucking plug play and saw that shit while also understanding the analogy, it’s simply just piers fault cuz obviously he can’t keep focus as after one blunder he basically threw the rest of the game and made moves which I did not see to have any value at all they seemed empty, and that’s coming from someone who baked as fuck rn

    • @buni3629
      @buni3629 Рік тому +1

      @@tellahsage6477 what is this even supposed to mean. „The Moment he blinderes his most valuable piece I realized he’s in trouble!“ smartest Tate fan

    • @tellahsage6477
      @tellahsage6477 Рік тому +1

      @@buni3629 It's written blunders, not blinders ;]

  • @darylbrown6739
    @darylbrown6739 Рік тому +418

    As a man of chess, Peirce's Aaaaahhhhhs were the most genuine response he'd given in the events leading to this match.

  • @Brosuf
    @Brosuf Рік тому +1054

    That’s pretty cool how you added the chess game they’re playing in real time next to them. Great video 👍

    • @GoodKnightChess
      @GoodKnightChess  Рік тому +74

      Thanks💪

    • @Niganigaballsackboii
      @Niganigaballsackboii Рік тому +33

      thats the whole point of the video

    • @Reid367
      @Reid367 Рік тому +4

      @@GoodKnightChess it’s not impressive at all it’s easy probably took 30 seconds

    • @28DL28
      @28DL28 Рік тому +10

      @@Niganigaballsackboiilol just a NPC comment, don’t mind him

    • @meyanh6238
      @meyanh6238 Рік тому +6

      @@Reid367 Still it made 1.3mil views and therefore probably more than your monthly salary

  • @iconicdiego7085
    @iconicdiego7085 Рік тому +395

    “There is no luck in chess you made a mistake”. I never thought of that but he is absolutely right

    • @cpt.lounatic
      @cpt.lounatic Рік тому +8

      Common sense like a fighting game. Any self competitive event is the same way. Like playing darts. Ur playing against urself and own mistakes.

    • @yoursleepparalysisdemon1828
      @yoursleepparalysisdemon1828 Рік тому +9

      bro what? this isnt a profound statement.

    • @liamdonnelly1816
      @liamdonnelly1816 Рік тому +5

      I mean it's kind of obvious

    • @themanwhoknewtoomuch6667
      @themanwhoknewtoomuch6667 Рік тому +3

      In the endgame sometimes. You kinda get 'lucky' when it comes to whose move first - black or white with K vs K and pawn or with zugzwang.

    • @evilm4dn3z62
      @evilm4dn3z62 10 місяців тому

      i mean it kind of is... how many people would admit to losing because they were outplayed? the truth is not many and bad luck is one of many excuses@@yoursleepparalysisdemon1828

  • @bhopirl4552
    @bhopirl4552 Рік тому +930

    Piers plays like a sub 500. I’d know because that’s my blitz rating

    • @BamaShanks
      @BamaShanks Рік тому +13

      I’d guess 2-300.

    • @Mega-gn6dx
      @Mega-gn6dx Рік тому +1

      @@BamaShanks yea, for tate.

    • @BamaShanks
      @BamaShanks Рік тому +30

      @user-ti6cr4gz2g hard to tell with Tate. Piers was blundering too much to assess Tate.

    • @mims12121
      @mims12121 Рік тому +18

      @@BamaShanks he is 1600

    • @j.kl8903
      @j.kl8903 Рік тому +2

      @@Mega-gn6dx kid he is2200

  • @Leaderofalunited
    @Leaderofalunited Рік тому +321

    If I didn't see their previous interviews I'd think their best buddies

    • @ryuhayabusa5
      @ryuhayabusa5 Рік тому +38

      You can see a much a better and mutual respect between them with each interview after the first. Started off really bad and and then it got better with each other.

    • @xarmy5669
      @xarmy5669 Рік тому +15

      all the great interviewers have managed to become friends first technique

    • @laarons7723
      @laarons7723 Рік тому

      *they're...

    • @saucycow
      @saucycow Рік тому +1

      what is your profile pic😭😭

  • @codandotherclips3026
    @codandotherclips3026 Рік тому +755

    “A Chivalrous man always lets a women go first, thats why I let you go first” no one talking bout that?…

    • @kanyewestlover199
      @kanyewestlover199 Рік тому +7

      💀💀

    • @ahdexter7688
      @ahdexter7688 Рік тому +133

      Cause it’s a grade school comment

    • @leoborn4013
      @leoborn4013 Рік тому +12

      @@ahdexter7688 Just like „I always take someone’s queen“? Or is that okay because your Messias and leader, sacred god and king, Emory Andrew Tate II., said mentioned quote?

    • @ahdexter7688
      @ahdexter7688 Рік тому +13

      @@leoborn4013 neither are good comments lol, but I was addressing Piers Morgan’s comment.

    • @emk1254
      @emk1254 Рік тому +4

      @@leoborn4013 what are you on about?

  • @PromQWearsPrada
    @PromQWearsPrada Рік тому +91

    Showed this to my wife and she laughed about the queen part. She knew and said how true it is that women can literally do what they want

    • @iminuru2424
      @iminuru2424 Рік тому +19

      Yeah
      Except going for a walk at night.

    • @RsES-NR
      @RsES-NR Рік тому +48

      ​@@iminuru2424 they can go for a walk but it's a no garuntee of return 💀

    • @Niganigaballsackboii
      @Niganigaballsackboii Рік тому

      @@RsES-NR 😌😌😌😌

    • @BRlGADE_KINGPIN
      @BRlGADE_KINGPIN Рік тому

      @@iminuru2424 If someone tries to do anything to a woman, other people will step into save her. If someone attacks a Man NOBODY is helping him. When you finally leave your home and go outside you then realize life is much more dangerous for a man than a women. Statistically & realistically speaking.

    • @MikeHawks-Long9
      @MikeHawks-Long9 Рік тому +1

      You needa man up and smack your wife and tell her if she leaves you it’s a beating or death coming

  • @KNIFESDOWNGLOVESUP-ov7xd
    @KNIFESDOWNGLOVESUP-ov7xd Рік тому +1320

    Tate literally didn’t even take the game seriously lmao

  • @Trader-SwingTheory
    @Trader-SwingTheory Рік тому +127

    300 ELO gameplay right there from Piers. School chess champion he reckons lol

    • @MrEvol94
      @MrEvol94 9 місяців тому +3

      tbf they were talking while playing, that's not allowed if it's serious 😂

    • @Trader-SwingTheory
      @Trader-SwingTheory 9 місяців тому +1

      @@MrEvol94 Since they were both talking though, I'd say it's still an even playing field

    • @GaborBekkerbboytr1ck2g
      @GaborBekkerbboytr1ck2g 7 місяців тому

      @@MrEvol94rly they cant talk?

    • @madworker1927
      @madworker1927 3 місяці тому

      More like -300

  • @lo_nxley2339
    @lo_nxley2339 Рік тому +160

    “I always accidentally take someone’s chick I don’t even mean to its like oops💀”

  • @manns101101
    @manns101101 Рік тому +108

    i wanted to see this up close cos I couldn't make it out on the day lol thank you

  • @moleahjobe
    @moleahjobe Рік тому +212

    I think his analogy of the queen and why it can move all the way across the board was pretty close, in history many queens have abandoned their kingdoms for a new one through marriage in one quick stroke, where as a king usually takes things by force one square at a time.

    • @beanboi9156
      @beanboi9156 Рік тому +15

      ye ur waffling

    • @moleahjobe
      @moleahjobe Рік тому +44

      @@beanboi9156 Yeah that’s what a small paragraph will feel like when your are at maximum brain capacity just reading.

    • @beanboi9156
      @beanboi9156 Рік тому +2

      @@moleahjobe calm down m8 im saying that its a bit of a stretch to say that also the queens didnt rlly abandon their kingdoms they were half forced into it but its an interesting point

    • @abdmzn
      @abdmzn Рік тому

      What the fuck are you on about?

    • @ayako7999
      @ayako7999 Рік тому +3

      Queen (consorts) are expected to stay with their kings throughout the whole of history from ancient Egypt to the Anglo Saxons they were to die when their kings did, it is the princesses who are married off for power by their fathers

  • @TrapConnoisseur.
    @TrapConnoisseur. Рік тому +119

    I really wished for his play style to be really similar to his dad's, his dad's game is really entertaining to watch

    • @MLyonsRacing
      @MLyonsRacing Рік тому +6

      Every game you have can be very different, I'm sure Emory has had more than a few uneventful games lmao

    • @TrapConnoisseur.
      @TrapConnoisseur. Рік тому +4

      @@MLyonsRacing yeah but those are rare especially because he plays very aggressively

    • @MLyonsRacing
      @MLyonsRacing Рік тому +2

      @@TrapConnoisseur. my point being is that Andrew could very well play like his father, this occasion being that "rare one" you speak of

    • @TrapConnoisseur.
      @TrapConnoisseur. Рік тому +4

      @@MLyonsRacing no? Andrew Tate plays the exact same opening everytime

    • @jethrobreek8340
      @jethrobreek8340 Рік тому +4

      @@MLyonsRacing there is absolutely nothing unique about Andrew’s style, he doesn’t play like his father at all

  • @valuablelessons9107
    @valuablelessons9107 Рік тому +164

    01:27 truly a genius move by Piers Morgan, I'm absolutely SPEECHLESS!

    • @usibistro
      @usibistro Рік тому +2

      Quite litterally

    • @mohammadgaribaldi
      @mohammadgaribaldi Рік тому +46

      Even the computer gets confused on what he's done with "??" 💀

    • @luiseduardo7ho
      @luiseduardo7ho Рік тому +3

      @@mohammadgaribaldihahhahaha😂😂😂😅😅

    • @ryanthadon_4841
      @ryanthadon_4841 Рік тому +7

      @@mohammadgaribaldi it did tht because it wasnt the smartest play, because he protected a piece tht wasnt in danger

    • @Satoshi_Glockamoto
      @Satoshi_Glockamoto Рік тому +3

      That was the most confusing move I’ve ever witnessed 😂

  • @SelfMadeTradez
    @SelfMadeTradez Рік тому +48

    My 12yr old son saw this chess match and now plays chess everyday. He loves it.

  • @hywong5332
    @hywong5332 Рік тому +53

    This is hilarious when Tate plays and teach life lessons to Piers😂😂😂😂

  • @beatdabass724
    @beatdabass724 Рік тому +184

    Tate meant by playing perfect chess that if you do so in life, playing everything so safe you gonna waste it. So take risks, do unusual moves and don't just ever overthink about your next move just do it and learn.

    • @Vurdox
      @Vurdox Рік тому

      ....Rape women, Get endicted for human trafficking

    • @SMASHsmus
      @SMASHsmus Рік тому +18

      I think he meant that playing a perfect game means you have only played chess for most of your life

    • @slionslion783
      @slionslion783 Рік тому +2

      no he literraly meant that you are a nerd if you play chess perfect, there is one more option that you play chess perfect without being a nerd, its called a genius. Other than that chess is for nerds

    • @jonsnow4770
      @jonsnow4770 Рік тому

      In order to play chess well one must spend the majority of one's life thinking about chess. By playing well, it's most likely meant at a high level, not casually.

    • @habibimaybe
      @habibimaybe Рік тому

      @@jonsnow4770 expertly*, not well. "A well played game is a sign of a gentlemen"

  • @louisskupien
    @louisskupien Рік тому +64

    Playing the long game 😂😂😂😂 by sacking his queen in the beginning. Killed me 🤣

  • @Hi_how_r_u_
    @Hi_how_r_u_ Рік тому +9

    'i always accidentally take someones chick' right after taking his queen is PUNNY and SAVAGE damn i like it

  • @ThyBoiledOne
    @ThyBoiledOne Рік тому +32

    tates speech about queens and kings gave piers chess blindness, making him not able to see that the knight is about to capture the queen

  • @625bmx
    @625bmx Рік тому +181

    Piers does suck but Andrew is also pretty good. Way better than most. The knight sacrifice at 2:50 is a great move.

    • @lezty
      @lezty Рік тому +15

      1100 elo move, also piers would lose to martin playing like that

    • @Almighty_1
      @Almighty_1 Рік тому +12

      I wouldn't consider it a "great" move. It was alright. I think anyone with over 1000 elo would see that

    • @ilberegecoskun2191
      @ilberegecoskun2191 10 місяців тому +1

      He had a much better move in 3:40 as well

    • @meditationdaily1129
      @meditationdaily1129 10 місяців тому

      It was a pretty obvious move :)

    • @YuneML
      @YuneML 10 місяців тому

      They both had to play very fast, sure they will both suck especially piers

  • @Cybertron-cs7sk
    @Cybertron-cs7sk Рік тому +12

    Much appreciated for editing with the chess board truly awesome thanks.

  • @Beckzyy
    @Beckzyy Рік тому +81

    tate beating piers at chess is the equivalent of spawn killing a toddler in cod. not exactly difficult

    • @NeckbeardPr1me
      @NeckbeardPr1me Рік тому +14

      You're adding weight to the argument that women aren't funny

    • @henryhilljr4250
      @henryhilljr4250 Рік тому +2

      @@NeckbeardPr1methat joke wasn't even that bad

    • @BRlGADE_KINGPIN
      @BRlGADE_KINGPIN Рік тому +8

      I’m starting to think people who don’t like Andrew Tate just wake up and find any reason to say something negative about him 😂says more about y’all than Andrew 🤷‍♂️ Bro is hating Andrew Tate winning a chest game 😂😂😂

    • @astroadhds9407
      @astroadhds9407 5 місяців тому +1

      ​@wooshifgay462 As someone who is a tournament level player, he's kind of bottom of the barrel when you exclude really young kids.

  • @ItsJaviYo
    @ItsJaviYo Рік тому +6

    Im 25 and my neighbor of 40 years of age just taught me how to play chess in a few hours. I went back to this video because I love andrew tate and all the shit talking from piers was doing but never understood the game until now. Cheers to the Champ haha 💯

  • @Bluedd6750
    @Bluedd6750 Рік тому +509

    No way he's father being a professional chess master and not teaching his son

    • @nviggashow9168
      @nviggashow9168 Рік тому +89

      i mean u can teach up to a certain point, training 10hours a day won't get anyone to become a master, having a genius father doesnt mean you will become a master and btw i think andrew is like 1600 elo which isnt bad

    • @Mega-gn6dx
      @Mega-gn6dx Рік тому +23

      @@nviggashow9168 that’s not a 1600 elo, that’s at most a 600 elo.

    • @nviggashow9168
      @nviggashow9168 Рік тому +87

      @@Mega-gn6dx because he doesnt play against a guy his level ? And u can't rate someone with one game lol

    • @trivial9973
      @trivial9973 Рік тому +6

      @@nviggashow9168 actually you can on how carelesly the moves were

    • @pump7683
      @pump7683 Рік тому +56

      @@trivial9973 its a blitz game with literally no need for him to tryhard, hes just having fun still stomping

  • @jaysirrah4057
    @jaysirrah4057 Рік тому +9

    This was the most intense video I’ve seen😂😂😂 idk why but I was hyped!!

  • @BibinVenugopal
    @BibinVenugopal Рік тому +11

    If king and queen ability/role have switched, the King could move all over the board and queen once at a step, the naration will be
    "Man goes to the battle field, to protect and fight for Women who is in the castle"

    • @starborn6239
      @starborn6239 6 місяців тому +2

      Well everybody interprets everything in many ways...

  • @americansailor7967
    @americansailor7967 11 місяців тому +4

    Now this was fun to watch. Nice job on showing the chess board.

  • @PhillyCYOSports
    @PhillyCYOSports Рік тому +8

    The Tate Babyface turn has been hilarious

  • @tpsam
    @tpsam Рік тому +109

    As someone who is basically an amateur at chess him saying
    Chackmate in 2 warning piers and actually do it smoothly like that
    That's Hella impressive

    • @AlejandroGomez-on5ys
      @AlejandroGomez-on5ys Рік тому +8

      It’s actually mate in 3 if he doesn’t take the bishop, I would say Andrew Tate is probably around the 1100 elo rating

    • @biodigitaljazz1
      @biodigitaljazz1 Рік тому

      No it fucking isn't lmao its a sophomoric attempt to put up a front and make everyone think he's some master manipulator. My toddler could beat Piers Morgan at chess.

    • @danpang5404
      @danpang5404 Рік тому +8

      @@AlejandroGomez-on5ys GEEK

    • @lefishe7431
      @lefishe7431 Рік тому +2

      @@AlejandroGomez-on5ys
      He's 1800

    • @benliben762
      @benliben762 Рік тому +6

      its actualy not, he is just lucky that pierc didnt do anything about it xD one move with the king and it would took longer

  • @heavymetalrox268
    @heavymetalrox268 Рік тому +378

    Tbh, anybody could've beat Piers lmao. Dude is like 100-200 ELO

    • @alexandrasundell5463
      @alexandrasundell5463 Рік тому +20

      Yeah, I think Could beat him and I'm 500

    • @Sakar_
      @Sakar_ Рік тому +19

      @@alexandrasundell5463 im 600 i can beat you

    • @animehub5924
      @animehub5924 Рік тому +5

      The comment I was looking for, lol

    • @danpang5404
      @danpang5404 Рік тому +18

      piers was "state champion" so he's not a rookie, so beating him is a good accomplishment at the very least.

    • @notnoahqlapped9575
      @notnoahqlapped9575 Рік тому +4

      @@alexandrasundell5463 I’m 1100

  • @husseinyousuf8111
    @husseinyousuf8111 3 місяці тому +2

    "Life and chess reflect" who else play chess to learn life lessons than to just have fun?

    • @kursatunsal1730
      @kursatunsal1730 3 місяці тому

      You can learn life lessons while having fun

  • @redmesatv8277
    @redmesatv8277 Рік тому +78

    I can not wait for this innocent man to be freed. No charges, no evidence, no crime. All matrix.

  • @brokegamer2668
    @brokegamer2668 Рік тому +8

    Bro who blunders their queen like that 💀

  • @Shenjow6
    @Shenjow6 Рік тому +4

    I believe the quote on chess players being able to play well specifically related to them usually not making much money from it like Emory

  • @spartanlion2819
    @spartanlion2819 Рік тому +11

    That is how a beautiful friendship is born

  • @krimozaki9494
    @krimozaki9494 Рік тому +36

    The analogy that Andrew Tate used between the queen and the king in chess and between women and men in real life was very good

  • @ahib0x
    @ahib0x 7 місяців тому +1

    my guy piers was doin blunders & blunders.

  • @muhammadhassaanadil936
    @muhammadhassaanadil936 Рік тому +38

    I expected it to be a real chess game, but in actual Pierce made a blunder, otherwise it could have been interesting

    • @MrUbister
      @MrUbister Рік тому +17

      Real chess games have blunders lmao

    • @katocs
      @katocs Рік тому

      @@MrUbister Yeah but this was just an embarassment

    • @BairdOThello
      @BairdOThello Рік тому

      I think he made a lot more than one blunder

  • @zan-six8478
    @zan-six8478 5 місяців тому +5

    Bro said believe in yourself when he only have a bishop on the bored😂😂😂

  • @tomcoates7328
    @tomcoates7328 Рік тому +9

    Tate took over the interview

  • @yassomesho4554
    @yassomesho4554 9 місяців тому +1

    That scream from Piers was the most human thing I've ever heard from him.

  • @6047-y7x
    @6047-y7x Рік тому +14

    piers is 200 elo tops

  • @Cdix
    @Cdix 6 місяців тому +2

    Piers FOLDED😂 blunder after blunder

  • @henribehnen5922
    @henribehnen5922 Рік тому +83

    Wasn't tates dad a chess grandmaster can't say I'm supprised

    • @MonstarChan3
      @MonstarChan3 Рік тому +23

      He was an International Master.

    • @banger2998
      @banger2998 Рік тому +34

      Yeah but piers played a horrible game looks like he’s 500 elo

    • @LiamMill
      @LiamMill Рік тому +4

      His Dad was I think, but both piers and Andrew played pretty poorly haha.

    • @shulmpino5505
      @shulmpino5505 Рік тому +14

      @@LiamMill Andrew played with a very high accuracy and didn’t ever play elementary mistakes in the beginning to middlegame so I disagree.

    • @User-dj2rh
      @User-dj2rh Рік тому +1

      @@shulmpino5505 the opening is just theory fym high accuracy 😂😂😂

  • @christopherrogers7642
    @christopherrogers7642 9 місяців тому +1

    I think the both of them should do a channel with just playing chess against guests and so interviews.

  • @TheReal_King
    @TheReal_King Рік тому +74

    Ain’t no way this guy was school champion 1:31 ☠️

    • @Relisimy0001
      @Relisimy0001 Рік тому +2

      facts. or though maybe he just hanst played chess in a really long time hes like 50 years old school champion would been like 12

    • @GaryCooper12
      @GaryCooper12 Рік тому

      maybe primary school lol. ut to be fair my high school didn't have a chess club and no doubt there wouldn't have been anyone above 700.

    • @TexasGolfer
      @TexasGolfer Рік тому +1

      He did not tell you he was on the only person in the Chess Club so he was the default Champion. 🤣

    • @ethanoo
      @ethanoo Рік тому

      The quote still rings true buddy
      Chess is a game
      Life is meant to be lived

  • @mariocglh7783
    @mariocglh7783 10 місяців тому +2

    The queen can move freely than the king along the board because it looks like the kitchen floor

  • @farisdokmak1753
    @farisdokmak1753 Рік тому +22

    Wow I’m impressed with piers actually i have never seen someone this bad challenge someone on Live TV LOL

  • @alexanderdiaz6396
    @alexanderdiaz6396 Рік тому +2

    Damn that lesson in regards of chess is so accurate

  • @SH-uw9fe
    @SH-uw9fe 10 місяців тому +37

    😂😂 I love how Andrew was going easy on him until the end making him think he might have a chance

  • @lilibordei721
    @lilibordei721 Рік тому +2

    The fact that piers didnt even recognise what was happening when andrew started talking about the queen.. as he moved the knight into position.

  • @climax793
    @climax793 Рік тому +170

    It was so hilarious when Tate casually kept on saying "Check"

    • @Obi-WanKannabis
      @Obi-WanKannabis 10 місяців тому +3

      thats how I was thought to play in a casual setting, you always say check for some reason

    • @tonyjames1980
      @tonyjames1980 8 місяців тому +6

      May be Peiers won't recognise he is in check, when he is in check.
      Andrew was right doing that for the Audience too

    • @astroadhds9407
      @astroadhds9407 5 місяців тому +1

      In a high enough level, you don't say check cause it's disrespectful to your opponent and also because of illegal moves.

  • @sicotic2897
    @sicotic2897 Рік тому +1

    Another analogy with queen is, that queen can become from a simple pawn, which obviously is not a thing for kings

  • @nolyd2307
    @nolyd2307 Рік тому +14

    andrew was a champ in chess when he was a kid.

  • @ElectronicMail-e8p
    @ElectronicMail-e8p 6 місяців тому

    nobody gonna talk about piers's screaming sound like hades from hercules

  • @seyonmahendran7182
    @seyonmahendran7182 Рік тому +5

    I did the same thing with my friend that Tate did with capturing the queen, i placed my knight threatening the queen while talking to my friend, he obvioulsly fell for that.
    The greatest thing about Knights are, you really don't see their threats because of their weird moving style, that's why knights are the greatest pieces in chess. Everybody would say it's the queen but I disagree, Knights are the best.

    • @whitecrayon3281
      @whitecrayon3281 Рік тому +2

      Yeah, games with regular people it's like that, but once you play enough it's pretty easy to see the patterns and potential for forks

    • @seyonmahendran7182
      @seyonmahendran7182 Рік тому

      @@whitecrayon3281 Yeah, Knights are an excellent piece for forks. It's easy to shatter the confidence of beginners and intermediates once you find a perfect fork and take out the queen.
      Cuz most of the people are relying too much on their queens.

    • @nebnoida5376
      @nebnoida5376 Рік тому

      ​@@seyonmahendran7182what kind of intermediate doesn't see a fork?

    • @seyonmahendran7182
      @seyonmahendran7182 Рік тому

      @@nebnoida5376 Actually there are a lot of intermediates who completely ignore a fork threat.
      But the lead to the fork should be better and clever compared to that of a beginner.

    • @nebnoida5376
      @nebnoida5376 Рік тому

      @@seyonmahendran7182 what is the average rating of the intermediates you are talking about? I think this is becoming a debate on the word "intermediate".

  • @adityaxgrey
    @adityaxgrey Рік тому +2

    there were times when even the computer said " ??" "?!"

  • @phillipduplessis1110
    @phillipduplessis1110 10 місяців тому +6

    Thanks for posting this , very educational for those who actually want to learn. Legendary and definitely earned a follow from me

  • @loloflores123
    @loloflores123 9 місяців тому

    Actually, the queen is so powerful in comparison for the king to reflect the power of Isabella of Spain vs Ferdinand of Aragon, who married and ruled Castille in the XV century. Both were avid chess players and changed the rules of the game that had been brought to Europe by the moors of Al Andalus.

  • @Blaking_Bad
    @Blaking_Bad Рік тому +10

    1:35 had me CACKLING!

  • @HW.0029
    @HW.0029 3 місяці тому

    Chess teaches absolute self accountability. If you lose, somewhere, you, made a mistake. That is just brilliant.

  • @josevillanueva9705
    @josevillanueva9705 Рік тому +12

    What a weird time to be alive

  • @Teachingcasuals
    @Teachingcasuals 4 місяці тому

    Chess does reflect life, Peirs shows that because he is just making it up as he goes and has the mentality of "theres nothing i can do to overcome oh well"

  • @STOPSHADOWBANNINGME
    @STOPSHADOWBANNINGME Рік тому +6

    morphy quote is true to this day

    • @ryanstrap4077
      @ryanstrap4077 Рік тому

      Chess is a beautiful enough game to waste your life on

  • @timmenhoff
    @timmenhoff 3 місяці тому +1

    Piers is a solid 100 rating chess player

  • @GuatemalantopG24
    @GuatemalantopG24 Рік тому +22

    This man must be protected at all costs.

  • @dchambers23
    @dchambers23 5 місяців тому +1

    blunder in 10 moves is about right for a shaky show host

  • @m137.h3
    @m137.h3 Рік тому +8

    3:42 mate in 2 avoided ?????? after rc8 qf8 was the fastest way to win either 2 rooks or mate in 2

    • @rieyukigrowtopia
      @rieyukigrowtopia Рік тому

      King can escape in c7

    • @mr.100rupees3
      @mr.100rupees3 Рік тому

      @@rieyukigrowtopia then Tate could go qd7 and its check mate, but in 3 moves not 2 as stated by op

    • @rieyukigrowtopia
      @rieyukigrowtopia Рік тому

      @@mr.100rupees3 he wouldn't be able to cause there's a rook

    • @mr.100rupees3
      @mr.100rupees3 Рік тому

      @@rieyukigrowtopia no there wouldn't because the Queen would have taken the rook in the second move

    • @rieyukigrowtopia
      @rieyukigrowtopia Рік тому

      @@mr.100rupees3 even if he takes the rook and checks the king it can still escape

  • @xvrpvn4017
    @xvrpvn4017 Рік тому +2

    Tate got him thinking about sexism right when he made a move to threat the queen! Mind move to make the opponent lose his focus. Chess is a game about experience and concentration

  • @SupaMusicUK
    @SupaMusicUK Рік тому +6

    Piers played badly, Andrew punished his every move.

  • @y_p7
    @y_p7 4 місяці тому +1

    "virgin Piers Morgan" hahahahahahahahah🤣🤣🤣🤣the title made the video thousand times hillarious

  • @bdevlinmilsim
    @bdevlinmilsim Рік тому +4

    Andrew: you must accept your roles in life that are assigned to you
    me as a pawn: :(

    • @N3kuia
      @N3kuia Рік тому +3

      A pawn can be whatever it wants if it reaches the end of the board, not the king but strong pieces too. With hard work. Good luck

  • @uplayulay
    @uplayulay Рік тому +2

    The way he smashed his Queen off the board 🤣🤣

  • @cjprejump
    @cjprejump Рік тому +25

    Piers Morgan is actually really bad at Chess

    • @GoodKnightChess
      @GoodKnightChess  Рік тому +5

      Man was really using himself as a benchmark, "if you beat me at chess then you must be really good" 😂😂 Andrew Tate is decent (1700+ on chess.com) but Piers is just horrible.

    • @ultimatestuff7111
      @ultimatestuff7111 Рік тому +11

      @@GoodKnightChess Andrew is better than 90% of players, that’s more than decent

    • @DalionDen
      @DalionDen Рік тому

      ​@@ultimatestuff7111 how can you justify that stat?

    • @vercettikmg
      @vercettikmg Рік тому

      ​@@DalionDen his elo bro, he's a 1700

    • @DalionDen
      @DalionDen Рік тому

      @@vercettikmg that doesn't justify 90% of chess players. You have to consider the fact that there are unrated chess players and rated chess players.

  • @evanpoole7829
    @evanpoole7829 18 днів тому

    Piers' gambit: blunder all your pieces till you lose the game

  • @IGedeSathya
    @IGedeSathya Рік тому +3

    Tate missed checkmate so many times even in the mid game piers was opening a checkmate bruv

  • @lisawarwick6478
    @lisawarwick6478 3 місяці тому +1

    “I always take some else’s chick” words of wisdom

  • @thecliffold5879
    @thecliffold5879 10 місяців тому +4

    Not gonna lie, Tate is a genious!

  • @dprneesh
    @dprneesh 7 місяців тому

    Piers callin Mr. Tate is pure comedy 😭😭😭😭

  • @crackshack2
    @crackshack2 6 місяців тому

    Lmao i think thats the only time I’ve heard Piers scream on TV lmao

  • @robertm627
    @robertm627 Рік тому +4

    Technically if your black you can lose without making any blunders or mistakes. If two computers play perfect chess, white will have an advantage and will win more than black.

    • @GoodKnightChess
      @GoodKnightChess  Рік тому +2

      Lol you must be talking about a game you invented or something, definitely not chess

    • @odleyodles6321
      @odleyodles6321 Рік тому +3

      @@GoodKnightChessHe’s sorta right. White has a very small advantage at the start of the game, because white moves first

    • @simonpeters5977
      @simonpeters5977 Рік тому +2

      This statement is just plain wrong. White has a tiny advantage. Two good engines playing each other will most likely end in a draw.

    • @GoodKnightChess
      @GoodKnightChess  Рік тому +2

      @@odleyodles6321 He's absolutely wrong, "a tiny advantage" for white doesn't mean black can lose without making any mistakes or blunders. No, neither side can lose without blunders mistakes or inaccuracies, if chess were that stupid where one side has a winning advantage from the start, it wouldn't be taken seriously, it's popularity wouldn't go past the 4 walls of day cares😂. Two engines playing against each other ends in a draw most of the time and there are many times where Black wins.

    • @liianyu7761
      @liianyu7761 Рік тому

      There’s a rumours that said a perfect game of chess is always a draw. But even the best IA can’t play 100% the best moove

  • @viswanathanbalakrishnan4291
    @viswanathanbalakrishnan4291 Рік тому +2

    1:29 pain is unimaginable

  • @RF-xx8re
    @RF-xx8re Рік тому +38

    at the end it wasnt even a mate in 2

    • @user-nv4ft9td2x
      @user-nv4ft9td2x Рік тому +4

      What…

    • @parlyramyar
      @parlyramyar Рік тому +12

      It was. Did you not watch it?

    • @RF-xx8re
      @RF-xx8re Рік тому +2

      @@parlyramyar it was mate in 3 are u blind?

    • @parlyramyar
      @parlyramyar Рік тому +13

      @@RF-xx8re no in two moves of Andrews from when he said pretty sure you are blind 😂

    • @RF-xx8re
      @RF-xx8re Рік тому +1

      @@parlyramyar 4:32 he says mate in 2 but its mate in 3

  • @martinjugolin2087
    @martinjugolin2087 Рік тому

    Paul Morphy predicted COD Rats and Sweats

  • @Hurricane1395
    @Hurricane1395 Рік тому +5

    Free Top G

  • @stardustbadger7993
    @stardustbadger7993 Рік тому +2

    Well played, brother...

  • @goldenlemon4547
    @goldenlemon4547 Рік тому +4

    Absolutely nobody:
    Andrew Tate: I always accidently take someone's chick 😂😂😂

  • @husseinyousuf8111
    @husseinyousuf8111 3 місяці тому +1

    He interviewed him 😅

  • @ceclieoliver9040
    @ceclieoliver9040 Рік тому +10

    Love you Andrew tate we pray for you 🙏🏼 Cancel piers Stefan!

  • @Y4dg4ar
    @Y4dg4ar 8 місяців тому +1

    Tate is more than you talk about

  • @maxibill1043
    @maxibill1043 Рік тому +3

    piers played terrible

  • @zbi2169
    @zbi2169 Рік тому +1

    I'm nowhere near a pro, but I was top 10 year old in the region back then lol. Piers actually played really good, I don't know how he lost his queen like that, but it was going somewhere.

  • @footballhighlightssss
    @footballhighlightssss Рік тому +6

    Tate isn’t even that good, piers sucks

    • @HB-cv1ir
      @HB-cv1ir Рік тому

      The way he lost his queen was stupid af castles but left the queen under fire made no sense to me at all

    • @mrsavagemans
      @mrsavagemans Рік тому

      I heard his elo was like 1700-1800 in blitz thats not the best obviously but thats still pretty good

    • @loveruoo1307
      @loveruoo1307 Рік тому +1

      @@mrsavagemans yeah its way above averege.

    • @FreqZY
      @FreqZY Рік тому

      @@mrsavagemans if he focused on chess he'd definitely be a grandmaster

    • @glemser3730
      @glemser3730 Рік тому +3

      @@mrsavagemans thats cap, 700-900 i would say, u cant miss so much and play on 1700 on blitz

  • @kristoferrice8383
    @kristoferrice8383 4 місяці тому

    32 seconds away from safety not 25 seconds. 😂😂😂