Imagine if Simp actually got to play 8:19 "checkmate in 1" just blundering his queen for no reason since the king gets to capture as it's a rim to rim move Edit: 9:02 I didn't finish the video yet lol
Hey that "you reveal I reveal" was actually me! I remember that match, I absolutely hated my drawback there 😂 in hindsight I shouldn't have opened my white diagonal like a paid actor
That actually blunders a queen as well, because the king is in a mating net and the only way to not lose is by blocking the check with the queen (where it can well, get captured by the pawn)
@brainha5747 that doesnt blunder a queen. Opponent has king d2. Then simps queen probably can never get back opponents king side. This isolates simps bishop which will run out of moves or be taken. Without the bishop opponent king can safely retreat to the king side. simps rooks and knight sit the whole game out as his queen runs out of moves. I don't see a pawn break that could save the position
Simp blundered the game at 6:32 but the opponent just, didn't see. If they took the Rook then Simp would be forced to move the F pawn and expose the King, then the Queen could capture with another move from rim to rim.
Interesting that in the last Drawback run, Simp accidentally gaslight his last opponent due to a mouseslip. Here he got gaslighted because the opponent ignores the early hanging rook (even if the opponent reveal later on that he can do rim-to-rim move in 8:38 with his bishop)
Simp thought his opponent would take his rook with their queen earlier in the game and since they didn't, he assumed they weren't able to. You'd think with all those 100 rated games he'd have learnt by now not to underestimate his opponent's ability to blunder.
@@aspuzling queen not taking the rook earlier is a fucking brilliant move lol, last video Simp was so excited when he successfully baited his opponent who didn't understand his drawback, now he got karma lol
5:28 That pre-move was actually pretty bold, since he could have moved his King into check elsewhere, like C5. I'm sure victory wouldn't be far with that setup, but it does technically give him a chance.
He moved his bishop from one edge of the board to the other, "breaking the rules" as you had interpreted them, but you didnt even realize and just said "that blunders a bishop"
Third game: the bishop moved from rim to rim a couple moves before the queen capture. I'm not sure if the opponent was trying to lull you into a mistake with the earlier queen move or misunderstood its own drawback.
Or mind games to hope for a better play later. Rooks aren't super useful when they can be prevented from moving by not attacking them, and they wanted their queen active to cause chaos with simp's drawback. But yeah probably just tunnel vision.
With that last game it unfortunately states that you can start and stop on the rim. The King could take because the move both started and ended on the rim. Why they never took the rook with their queen I don't know, it might be the other tiles in the way, it might have been a blunder. Either way, the King was in the outside, moving to the outside.
Imagine reading "You can make moves that start and stop on the rim" and thinking that a move that starts on one edge of the board and ends on a different edge of the board is not "stopping and starting on the rim".
3:06 For all the people saying he missed the free knight, not only did he miss it but he also blundered knight d6 checkmate in one because his king can't move and he can't capture the knight as it's on a red square, but the opponent is a paid actor
SIMP GOT BAITEEEEEEEEDDDDDD His opponent got hum to believe the rule worked one way when it actually didn't and LOST HIS QUEEEEEN WITH A SIMP MOVE NO LESS
Before I watch the rest of the video, I just want to say thank you to Simp for the positive rule change. We the viewers must not fail to show our appreciation when he finally does the things we want.
Opponent: Chooses not to take a rook that isn't doing anything Simp: It must be IMPOSSIBLE for him to take it! I'll base my entire strategy around this one fatal flaw!
There is only one "rim" on the board, so there's no such thing as moving from one rim to another - your interpretation would make sense if the drawback said "board edge" or something.
whaaat I thought the catch will be that "rims" are considered only the a- and h- file, not the 1st and 8th rank (i.e. the opponent will be able to infiltrate his back rank and capture the king there...). I did not expect the other thing to be true that the 1st and 8th rank are considered rims and the opponent will capture that...
4:42 That's interesting. So the devil doesn't account for the opponents drawback (even though they revealed it) when suggesting bad moves. It's just using the normal chess engine I guess.
Oppo tricks Simp by not taking the Queen, givin him the perception to fully understand the rim to rim draw back! 200 iq move, 8:52 U KNOW NOTHING SIMP SNOW!
3:09 He was threatening Nd6+ though and you cannot capture the horsey due to the rules. Fortunately, the oponent didn't see that. Spoiler alert! Edit: okay, the oponent's drawback wouldn't let him capture the king anyway. Too bad Simp resigned that early, I think he still could've won that
Simp forgetting that he has had the rim drawback before and exploited Rim-to-Rim moves is classic Simp
When? I don’t remember that
Also his opponent did it this game when the bishop took his rook on the rim.
Imagine if Simp actually got to play 8:19 "checkmate in 1" just blundering his queen for no reason since the king gets to capture as it's a rim to rim move Edit: 9:02 I didn't finish the video yet lol
1 win, 1 loss, 1 throw. Simp achieved the perfect harmony so deep it goes beyond W/L ratio.
1W/1L = 100% W/L ratio, it tracks
Hey that "you reveal I reveal" was actually me! I remember that match, I absolutely hated my drawback there 😂 in hindsight I shouldn't have opened my white diagonal like a paid actor
How did Simp pay you? 😂
Huge W, my friend
There aren't that much honest players out there
@@adi_g he gave me the Asian version of the N-word pass
@krvsrnko You can say chigger now
@@Krvsrnko so you can say the ch word now
8:38 foreshadowing the ending of the game.
Yeah was thinking the same thing hahah
Yeah, that's where Simp could have realized "Ohh, he can move from Rim to Rim."
3:06 That blunders a horsey, but as a grandmaster once said, “if your opponent doesn’t see your blunder, you didn’t.”
That actually blunders a queen as well, because the king is in a mating net and the only way to not lose is by blocking the check with the queen (where it can well, get captured by the pawn)
@brainha5747 that doesnt blunder a queen. Opponent has king d2. Then simps queen probably can never get back opponents king side. This isolates simps bishop which will run out of moves or be taken. Without the bishop opponent king can safely retreat to the king side.
simps rooks and knight sit the whole game out as his queen runs out of moves. I don't see a pawn break that could save the position
@@brainha5747Wow, that’s actually true due to opponent’s drawback!
He didn't even try to justify the 100% this time, you can taste the depression
9:18 Where’s the math?
Simp missing the hanging knight at 3:20 SMH
I missed it too, but I’m no simp.
Wouldn't that have been checkmate too because of the opponent's later revealed drawback?
Simp blundered the game at 6:32 but the opponent just, didn't see. If they took the Rook then Simp would be forced to move the F pawn and expose the King, then the Queen could capture with another move from rim to rim.
Damn, absolutely destroyed by the last opponent
Interesting that in the last Drawback run, Simp accidentally gaslight his last opponent due to a mouseslip. Here he got gaslighted because the opponent ignores the early hanging rook (even if the opponent reveal later on that he can do rim-to-rim move in 8:38 with his bishop)
Ignoring insta-losses is a great choice!
resigns immediately after blundering queen like a true 100-rated player
Simp's short term memory strikes again, with the bishop only a few moves earlier doing a rim to rim move.
"Simp always listens" 💀
He might listen, but he doesn't necessarily have to act upon our feedback
That's coward move
"Rim" and "edge" are not the same. There are 4 edges, and 1 rim. The rim is the perimeter of the board (combining all 4 edges).
I guess he could capture the queen in the last game because the king was already on the rim. Hence he was allowed to move from one rim to the next
Simp thought his opponent would take his rook with their queen earlier in the game and since they didn't, he assumed they weren't able to. You'd think with all those 100 rated games he'd have learnt by now not to underestimate his opponent's ability to blunder.
@@aspuzlinga fair assumption, but the opponent just moved a bishop from one rim to another like two moves prior.
@@aspuzling or it was a high IQ bluff to make simp think he couldn't do it
@@aspuzling It seems likely to me the opponent was using the queen to force moves that wasted Simp's time while setting up potential checkmates.
@@aspuzling queen not taking the rook earlier is a fucking brilliant move lol, last video Simp was so excited when he successfully baited his opponent who didn't understand his drawback, now he got karma lol
3:17...... free knight
100% WR, doesn't even argue anymore (refuses to elaborate)
TIL simp is a politician
>rage quits the game
> 100 percents his winrate
> refuses to elaborate
>leave
How dare you say 100% win rate without showing the math behind it!
>bluders queen
>resign
simp plays like a true 199 rated player
A version of devil on your shoulder that suggests random moves (instead of worst moves) could be interesting
but then it should be less than 7 moves
5:28 That pre-move was actually pretty bold, since he could have moved his King into check elsewhere, like C5. I'm sure victory wouldn't be far with that setup, but it does technically give him a chance.
He moved his bishop from one edge of the board to the other, "breaking the rules" as you had interpreted them, but you didnt even realize and just said "that blunders a bishop"
3:07 you could have taken that horse with check
Good choice with the instant loss
Third game: the bishop moved from rim to rim a couple moves before the queen capture. I'm not sure if the opponent was trying to lull you into a mistake with the earlier queen move or misunderstood its own drawback.
Possibly even a mouse slip
@@Flechashe Nah, they were just trying to scholar's mate. Didn't care about the rook, or didn't register the rook, only targeting f7.
Big rage quit from the last game there, Simp
The queen could have taken the rook according to the rules, the opponent just chose not to (probably missed it idk)
Or mind games to hope for a better play later. Rooks aren't super useful when they can be prevented from moving by not attacking them, and they wanted their queen active to cause chaos with simp's drawback.
But yeah probably just tunnel vision.
Missed mate in 2 actually, since the pawn blocking the King would've been forced to move
With that last game it unfortunately states that you can start and stop on the rim. The King could take because the move both started and ended on the rim. Why they never took the rook with their queen I don't know, it might be the other tiles in the way, it might have been a blunder. Either way, the King was in the outside, moving to the outside.
Look at the bishop move at 8:40
@@depotheose7890 Thank you, I missed that. So across the board from edge to edge is fine, so long as you start and end on the very edge of the board.
8:38 showed that Rim-to-other-Rim moves are allowed.
Your opponent set a trap when his queen didn't captures your tower, makes you a fool. 100% calculated
Imagine reading "You can make moves that start and stop on the rim" and thinking that a move that starts on one edge of the board and ends on a different edge of the board is not "stopping and starting on the rim".
he didn't even bother to explain the math this time
Missed opportunity for "What the f-"
Played like a true 100 rated player
3:06 For all the people saying he missed the free knight, not only did he miss it but he also blundered knight d6 checkmate in one because his king can't move and he can't capture the knight as it's on a red square, but the opponent is a paid actor
"Queen once doesn't capture rim→ other rim" doesn't mean "pieces can't move from one rim to the other at all".
Simp looses the mental game on his last game.
SIMP GOT BAITEEEEEEEEDDDDDD His opponent got hum to believe the rule worked one way when it actually didn't and LOST HIS QUEEEEEN WITH A SIMP MOVE NO LESS
Before I watch the rest of the video, I just want to say thank you to Simp for the positive rule change. We the viewers must not fail to show our appreciation when he finally does the things we want.
1:37 - Simp reveals just how colorblind I am. I thought the squares he couldn't go back to were gray.
Opponent: Chooses not to take a rook that isn't doing anything
Simp: It must be IMPOSSIBLE for him to take it! I'll base my entire strategy around this one fatal flaw!
6:39 Simp got massively outplayed here. Just because the Queen doesn’t take that Rook doesn’t mean she can’t~
1 win = 100% winrate 1 loss = -100 winrate 1 ragequit.
100% win + -100 win + 100% ragequit.
Drawback chess 100% ragequit.
Bishop a6 was foreshadowing if you caught it
That ending was what a coward would do. Stopping the game, just because you lost the girl. True Simp behavior.
Resigning because he lost a queen; he's truly becoming a 100 rated player.
lmao ragequitting so hard he doesn't even try to trollmath
Raging: 100% win rate.
I was asking the "why" during the first rook blunder already lol
Lol, the drawback straight up said "rim to rim." That's all rims. It's simple maths. 😂😂
forfeiting when your opponent couldnt win?
How long has it been since the last win against an opponent who doesn't counter reveal..?
Hey that devil drawback was included in that other game, the rookery, as a boss effect. It's a fun drawback!
There is only one "rim" on the board, so there's no such thing as moving from one rim to another - your interpretation would make sense if the drawback said "board edge" or something.
What was his winrate
At 3:16 wasn’t Nd6+ checkmate?
Yeah with the opponent's drawback it would force c4 and then Qxc4 would be mate
3:15 that blunders a king with Nd6+ but he didn't see it so it doesn't count
Guess it's true that 100 rated players usually concede after blundering their woman
3:18 knight to d6 is checkmate
Drawback: "You can move from rim to rim"
Simp: maybe he can't actually move from rim to rim.
Seriously, Simp?
Wow, that was an epic scam
That last game was really getting inetersting =/
can you please explain the win rate math for us non-asians?
8:56 that blunders a women, like a 100 rated player
3:00 Better question: why didn't you take the free knight?
whaaat I thought the catch will be that "rims" are considered only the a- and h- file, not the 1st and 8th rank (i.e. the opponent will be able to infiltrate his back rank and capture the king there...).
I did not expect the other thing to be true that the 1st and 8th rank are considered rims and the opponent will capture that...
Coward for throwing the last game 😬
4:42 That's interesting. So the devil doesn't account for the opponents drawback (even though they revealed it) when suggesting bad moves. It's just using the normal chess engine I guess.
Oppo tricks Simp by not taking the Queen, givin him the perception to fully understand the rim to rim draw back! 200 iq move, 8:52 U KNOW NOTHING SIMP SNOW!
Didn't the opponent just go rim to rim with his bishop a few moves ago lol
I guess the king was able to capture because it didn't go *through* any non-rim squares
Nah, at 8:38, the opponent goes across the board from one rim to another. Simp just doesn't pick up on the foreshadowing
Opponent simply missed a free rook in the beginning
@@andrewdarby8843 Ooh, good catch
If English was your first language that last game would have been you being dumb, but since it's not then it's understandable to be confused.
3:09
He was threatening Nd6+ though and you cannot capture the horsey due to the rules. Fortunately, the oponent didn't see that.
Spoiler alert!
Edit: okay, the oponent's drawback wouldn't let him capture the king anyway. Too bad Simp resigned that early, I think he still could've won that
Quitting the game is a coward's move, Simp is a coward confirmed.
Yayyyy the insta losses are a waste
You're the best!
i guess kings aren't considered a piece?
Good Moon.
-100% win rate 😔
It's a trap!
3:19 Why not just take the knight with the queen?
Yeah. Linguistic ambiguity strikes again.
Manipulation 100
Comment for algorithm.
Are you sure about that
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Coward. You could have totally won that last game even without a queen.
*you can make moves that start and stop on the rim*
Simp didn't read that part.
Oppsie
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get better at english, this would solve 1 in 10 misunderstandings of the challenge
Sounds pretty cowardly to me
What a coward
oi
5:18 missed mate Qe8 if only the queen wasn t on a dark square
What part of “the queen is in dark square” you cant understand?
@@General_Blockz-Ibelieveyouguysidk what you are talking about, btw some people might think u were being rude
coward
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