Where he just says "and I should be better in the rook ending"! I followed it to the point that I could see the position, but no way I could just evaluate that position as better. Amazing to get to watch him clean up in the ending that he visualized.

The Secret is experience (obviously), the amount of positions you can remember at once and playing lots and lots of finals... Carlsen's level is so high hw achieved this kind of position milions of times apparently, so he could handle things like he's doing his every morning coffee, with one hand tied behind his back... We also can achieve this level... by training and gainind experience you can shoot as high as your determination permits

@@robertrodes1546 I think the easiest way to tell that his position is winning is that his rook keeps the black king pinned at the back of the board, whereas Magnus's king is free to simply walk up and eat stuff. Obviously Magnus saw more than just that, but I think that's the gist of it.

actually no. not at all. cause you can easily calculate, that your pawn is gonna go trough.

He knows he's better in that position because it's an endgame and his king is closer to the center, every intermediate player would see that. One impressive thing is he anticipated his opponent would play Kf5, but maybe he was just calculating that just in case. The truly impressive thing is how he casually walked his king though the board to promote the pawn, he didn't even had to calculate that, I'd spent a lot of time wondering what's the best square for my king to avoid checks and losing material.

lmao, so true

Takes takes takes takes takes and ke2

DONT BOO SPAM!! BRILLIANT!!

Bro is Hikaru Carlsen

Word.

⁠@@kioku2022Hicarlsen

Casually calculating mate-in-100

He is or at least used to be the best lategame player in the world, no? So of course he thinks he should be better in any ending.

@@robinburkart6445fair

He saw that he was going to get a passed pawn in the endgame.

@@robinburkart6445 nah he just knows instantly which endgames are winning or losing

@@robinburkart6445 He will only go into an endgame if he sees himself winning. If he can't have an edge, he will try to draw.

and others years . ( fischer )

"She will play Qd4, this will trigger a synapse in her brain that will cause her in the next game to pre-move incorrectly Rd8. I will take advantage of that and she will resign. In our 3rd game she will want to play a line she is most familiar with to prevent another blunder. Unfortunately for her, I am more familiar with that line."

And I only see 3 moves behind.

​@@sgwa11bro thinks anime is real life

"Chess speaks for itself"

Yes, he should dedicate himself to this, it seems like he has a lot of future.

Tons of experience makes it see every possibilities in seconds. To make a different line of speaking, you need ten minutes because you are calculating a line with your pieces meanwhile magnus just remember various aspects that he saw thousands times before so he just put those puzzle pieces into the game

That's how GMs play chess. It's no longer a game but rather a series of memorization that goes through their heads. Calculation only goes second. I dare not to say that a single person can actually memorize the Shannon's number but the realm of possibility is close if you have an eidetic memory. This is why most GMs chess battles always result in a draw because at the top of competition, the battle is between your opponents psyche and your own. In short, you wait for the opponent to blunder or if you have a higher state of mind than your opponent, you can force them to take a blunder because it only takes a single major mistake to turn things around in the game of chess.

Wow look at you with your original jokes.

@@tuhaggiswow the originality police 👮‍♀️

​@@tomarintomarin9520catch him he's already black

​@@tuhaggis Them Reddit dorks bro 😂

Yes, if he took a break from content and stopped being a chess influencer and tried tournaments instead i think he would actually do pretty good

Same joke every vid…😊

😴

stupid overused joke, shame on you!

He's kinda mid

Hahaha😂

Him being the best player in the world: There is no far after this, other than Stockfish

I know I’m Hikaru. What you talking bout?

Intermediate players make it seem so hard often, it just so simple. Be Magnus...

You'll find it on the channel of Offerspill Sjakklubb

I'm guessing Kf7 to e7 and it acts like a blockader. In the game the e-pawn was able to run freely because the lone rook on e8 was no match for white's pawn, rook and king.

No, the line would be Rf8 followed by Ke2 and Rxf5. This stops white from getting his passed pawn in the centre (for example after Rxf5, Rxe6 Kf7 Ra6 Rxe5+)

black premoved their rook on to his rook and it disappeared instantly, i also had to rewind a few times to see what happened :D

No

League is not RTS. But I see your point.

Chatrang-Namak

Chess24

Chess24 I think, not sure tho

Chess24 or weird looking lichess

This is KZfaq, son.

@@SigurdBraathenbruh

Highly original comment. 🙄

he can, he just thinks the other move is stronger

he can but there is some counter play like rb8 or d5

No It's a she abdulmalik is her father's name, probably

@@IcuTapIcu that's what I am saying. Mentioning her surname

You really think you are funny? After the comment is already thousands of time being made.

so many

When one side has such a big advantage that there is no doubt about who will win at the end, stronger players give up. The stronger the players, the better they are at keeping an advantage and convert it into a win. There was no doubt at the end, that white will win this game in the end.

where's the original?

@@NitroNovaMusic Magnus Carlsen channel you'll find everything you need, he used to have a decent amount of streams.