i mean you could always just turn on the engine after those first few moves so DEFINITELY is incorrect 😂

Or will Kramnik find it interesting that Magnus could afford this opening?

The engine can always starts from any crappy position and tell you the best moves the cheater may not play. A super GM just need one move at a crucial time to win a game. I am just counter checking your assumption, not suggesting at all that Magnus is a cheater. The man beats everyone on the board, not just online.

HAHAHAHAHA

@@cheya111 You're right. I realized the same thing, but I was too proud of the comment to not post it (even if it is a bit logically unsound). 😅

The engines do understand it. Magnus would be completely destroyed by an engine

Engines demolish Magnus and every other puny human. Whether they “understand” anything is a philosophical debate.

@@KemosabeTBC You missed their entire point. The engines _don't_ understand it because they think his moves are losing even though against a human they are not.

@@poppanaattori89 that doesn't make any sense. The moves ARE losing, it's just that his opponent doesn't know what is the continuation to win. That doesn't change the fact that it's losing.

@@KemosabeTBC The moves aren't losing, if the result isn't a loss.

What a concept!

True

Perhaps he is cheating

Kramnik should have pushed an extra pawn in the centre in the opening, but Carlsen’s flexible out of book approach confused him. He reached a position where Carlsen’s early pawn moves looked fitted well into his position and Kramnik had few attacking options.

*N-O:* just another fu¢£ing russian to boycott…!!

Ah I wondered what that was yeah crazy

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Yeah different gravy!

Why bother with 200 ELO openings?

@@jayr526I think it's partly to throw off his opponents who have spent no time preparing for them. But also to troll them. And let's face it, Kramnik deserved a good trolling.

I don’t think he used to play like this earlier on. He used to be extremely accurate engine wise, but I think he’s just tired of winning so he just uses different strategies to throw his opponents off their theoretic game and use more of their intuition. Feels like he got extremely bored and chess is too easy for him so he makes it more difficult on himself and others so he can keep his mind busy.

​@@2nerC9it's as simple as getting out of theory

Yeah I’ve found out the same very painfully recently haha

Yeah, hey! There's a concept in Japanese martial arts "Shu-Ha-Ri", meaning "Adherence, Breaking, Separation". Essentially, you gotta know the rules before you can break them.

Yep I also learned there is a natural pecking order amongst chickens without external influence. Yet with external influence with a young medium, chickens and cats can eat together peacefully. @@KF1

Sorry, I forgot to mention INTELLIGENT for the external.

You are wrong, this is the kind of opening one plays against a considerably weaker opponent. It's a joke, Carson is pulling a prank.

Wait wait , and you forgot a guy called Kasparov, clearly he is the goat

​@enricocassinelli2974, *STOP praising TERRORISTS!!!!*

ah please do!

haha yeah and thanks very much!

Or his undies!

Yes and will be playing their all time classic brothers in arms on my next video 😁

They get 1 second increment per move so you need to factor that in, and thanks as always

He found it interesting as well

In his mind it is a good opening. You can get away with openings like that if you are familiar with the weaknesses (and the strengths). I don't know exactly what those are on that level but some small bits can be deciphered. He wants to sac his pawn on the c line so that he can put his bishop there. Without the bishop from the king side of the board white may [at some stage] pin the knight to the queen with his bishop. Normally you put your bishop between the knight and the queen but then he would have to move his bishop twice and retreat from the attack. Therefore he starts with the h pawn. The second pawn move is to let his bishop out. Then he does the same on the left side of the board containing whites other bishop and knight while creating space to develop his bishop on b7 and his queen on c7. This is such a terrifying battery that he doesn't care what white does. I'm sure there are a few things white can do to which he would respond differently, (like castling on the queen side) but for 90% of the possible positions he would play all those pawn moves. Kramnik puts his pieces in the strongest positions making him much to predictable for magnus. For each piece in a weaker position Magnus either has a plan or he will figure something out to punish it.

@@epicchess2021ah forgot about the increment, I haven’t been paying attention obviously!

haha

haha yeah I do enjoy poking a bit of fun when things get too serious

"An absolute machine"? Someone should send this comment to Kramnik.

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now that would be very fun...!

Lol

Thanks a lot yeah he hasn’t played for ages

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that made me lol

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yeah haha

thanks for watching, greetings to you too!

It would have been his only chance.

haha thanks a lot yeah I think we all love tbh!

haha thanks a lot

Thanks man

haha thanks, toying with whether to change the title to something like: Kramnik Will NOT Appreciate This Carlsen Nonsense

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Thanks a lot!

Thanks very much!

I doubt but you never know

What a clever Scandinavian!

Any stockfish level, or any engine for that matter, would be better than Magnus by a mile

@KemosabeTBC LMAO do you even play chess? Apparently, you don't know that Stockfish has 8 levels, and here you are talking like Stockfish at any level could beat Magnus 😅🤣😂 delete your comment you fool

No worries thanks for watching glad to hear!

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Yeah and there’s an amazing 960 tournament coming this year

Haha thanks and yeah correct!

Oh yeah just flicked through thanks! Although huh blundered him a pawn is only thing then just a Magnus mop up job! Nice technique tho true

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resign

Haha

Read his blogs, his thoughts are just about only cheaters, and cheaters, and worthless accusations without any proof. He shouldn't play online, he is like Donald Trump, stop the steal blah blahs.... just conspiracy theories.

He thinks Magnus cheated.

Magnus reputation precedes him. He’s also doing this to avoid theory I think.

He KNOWS Magnus cheated. The math speaks for itself.​@@zacharysherry2910

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So. It's Chinese,?

The America of whiskey and cigars. Slick videos analyzing Magnus only 10 minutes long. Enjoyed!