he visualizes it inside his head most likely, most best chess players do, it comes in part with being able to process hundreds of moves in your head within seconds, the processing of this makes you able to visualize it

Да, ему не хватает сосредоточенности

Looks like ADHD

photographic memory

He's a 6 years old sitting in a chair playing chess with a man maybe 10 times his age. Autism has nothing to do with it, the little dude is just, like you said, bored the f out of his mind.

if you are familiar with the game (i am not of chess, but other games i relate), then you dont need to stare at the actual layout. you know which area is stagnate and which are the possible moves. personally, it helps me to maneuver the image than having to rely on the physical reference. of course you have to be familiar with the game before you do that. i am not of chess, but of other games i do this. maybe simplest example is knowing how to do arithmetic in your head vs pen and paper or calculator.

There are just 100 things he prolly would rather be doing. And like all kids, just curious of surroundings.

could you imagine sitting in that quiet room for hours on end without getting sleepy as a kid? they obviously enjoy chess and winning its just a sleepy environment for a child

Es un niño pequeño aún Se le ve muy cansado Parece que nunca se divierte con otros niños Da pena que no tenga infancia Es muy inteligente

had to do some work to get it done though

He was the only one paying attention

2015 rating vs 1300 rating, that's why the kid lose@@MikeJones-rk1un

Y yo.

😂😂😂

Because he is kid not adult.

He looks decides and doesn’t waste time thinking what the other guy’s next move is he just waits looks and decides again. Beautiful really.

i think that's his way to think@@robertyboberty7495

He prefers to study the opponent.

I'm so amazed too😂😂😂

He could have but with the Queen he was looking for a possible mate

Именно что по ночам мальчик не спит. Это у них такие прикольные, панимаиш, турниры - Chess Fight Night - играют по ночам.

Se aburre de esperar, su juego es veloz porque es un niño wue practica desde pequeño

Алиса в стране чудес

Гугл в помощь

Глеб Юнкер

Мужик мат поставил, королю ходить некуда

Гений иногда проигрывает

Особенно в 15:10 "увидел" возможность выиграть партию. Он очень невнимателен, хоть и думает очень быстро и опасно.

Вообще то это тренер

IM coach playing white by checkmate

He's 6 yo and he has a twin brother, as well as a 9 yo sister who beats them both😂 amazing siblings

@@_sotoru_ А я вижу, что они похожи😁. Дома на что рубятся?))

Is Alice their's sister? In the comments, I read that Hatter is their's brother. It's hard to believe.

If you've been paying attention, you might have noticed that Alice likes to wear the Spider-Man costume her brother wore.@@Andrey-hx6dw

Почему его так раскручивают? Плохо он играет: банально заученно, ни одного своего хода, все как по учебнику для начинающих. Он вообще не смотрит на доску, потому что он не анализирует партию, он играет по схеме и играть ему поэтому неинтересно.

C'est clair !

C'est clair !

He's 1300 coz higher rated player would have seen the fork at 15:07, which lead to easy draw, however the opponent also made tons of mistakes.

You missed the end apparently

​@@d3v14nceyeah non Focus made him Miss the easy rock

He exchanged very often big figures for small ones. This way of playing to make nervous opponents has both pros and cons. It’s too early decide to play for a draw and can not take it (not only in this game ). Anyway this boy is very charming and smart. I like him too much and I would be happy if he have successfully carrier.

I love this kid the way he played!!!👍👍👍

Go get some rest Francis.

what? in gaza there is only muhmad😅

Так иди и поиграй с ним. После партии нуб будет известен

How’s Earl?

Let this be clear: chess-results.com/tnr861914.aspx?lan=11&art=1&rd=7 kzfaq.info/get/bejne/fJunZKV6lcimhIU.html 2nd Place - 5 Wins Opinions are hot air. Results are fact.

You're seeing things! 😂

He is still an innocent child. He is not infuriating to play. He is just impressive and very inspiring to watch😊🙂

@@73177 Love the kid. He gave a hard time to Coach who is soooo much older and soooo much more experienced.

@sylviekoenig9960 yeah I loved it too😊😊

He plays by memory. Not strategy. This is not to take anything away from the lad. His "memory" would tear me 9 ways to Sunday.

Nope... actually he's as infuriating as reading comments from people complaining about viewing content they can just as easily ignore!😂

very very disrespect

No talent for chess? lol. You're giving away way too easily both your actual grasp at it and your failing to acknowledge what a normal behaviour for a kid could be at that age. He's doing exactly what he should, that is, absorbing everything that surrounds him like a sponge, the funny part is that, on top of it, he played a serious 70ish-move chess game. Yet I'm too lazy to argue so many points in his favor on this particular game. And his love is shown in every conscientious move that he makes, which are every one of them given the fact that his opponent (of a considerable higher level) took no pity on him along the game.

Yes good parenting is about avoiding chess and encouraging their development towards one day becoming a KZfaq troll .

@@beldosarefala1504 These Karens are just intimidated by him. They're not worth your time.

@@Patrick42567 No worries, Patrick. My doctor prescribed me trolls for breakfast.

У паренька синдром дефицита внимания, по всей видимости, но это ладно. Гораздо больше удручает игра "мастера".

15:11 Я даже не заметил эту вилку