I just realised that-

Not moving something is still moving

@@eggotrip whatttttt??????

​@@eggotrip jealous Indian boi 😂😂😂

@@davidleyt1060 The bishop was pritecting, so moving it woulf br worse than not moving it.

That's what the game represents, two armies meeting on a battlefield.

Because chess is war. War of crushing anothers wit.

I think they pay the same guy to narrate their videos or something cause you're on point

It's an AI, the commebtary is poor and they mispronounced Vishy.

Next is drunk mr Carlsen.

@@Thomaat116 actually its ding liren

@@chakatsi3476 oh my bad xD

@@chakatsi3476 But we all know Ding only won cuz Carlsen didn't participate

OK, I think I found it.... After the bishop would block the check, Magnus can play Qd1 and then when Vishy does Rh4, Magnus can move Qh5 . Vishy now takes the Queen with his knight, but he takes that knight with the pawn. Now, after either the rook or the Queen take this pawn, Magnus can play Bf5 protecting the h pawn! And in that position, Vishy is down a knight and cannot continue the attack....I think😎

...and interesting, just noticed that after Magnus does Qh5 , Vishy could try and take the Queen with the rook instead of the knight, and then after the pawn takes the rook, Vishy takes that pawn with the knight, and now no matter what Magnus down, Vishy can go Ng7 , which forces Magnus to move the knight away, and then Vishy would seemingly be able to draw through repetition by moving the knight back to h5, threatening mate and the knight has to come back to defend it. BUT that will NOT work for Vishy because after Magnus moves the knight away to c7, then when Vishy goes back to h5 with the knight, Magnus can go e6 with the knight to defend (instead of e8) and then when Vishy does his g7 with the knight again, this time Magnus does not need move his knight away, but can play Qd7 and if Vishy takes the knight, Magnus can take back with the pawn, and his Queen now protects the g7 square!!

I believe he can prevent the rook from assisting the queen in the checkmate

Blocking with knight just seems natural

After knight to f1,black queen move e1,block a h4 square.If white rook move h4,queen take a rook.You know what,it's mean like the black side b square pawn to chance with a white side rook,and after a position Rh4,Qxh4,Qxh4,white piece player only has one queen,one knight and one bishop,black piece player get a same piece with white and win another rook.

ur 10?

yeah lol

@@alexnguyen5024 born in 2013? Bro no one is born that late

bro I’m 10 💀

if you're that young, don't put your age on the internet

Spend time enjoying life, relaxing, traveling, playing smaller tournaments, streaming, poker etc.... WCC is not your everyday tournament, once you commit to the WCC it's pretty much one year of prep and practice, not very fun. Also his opponent is the same guy (Ian Nepomniachtchi), whom Magnus knew since childhood and has given Magnus a disappointing Championship match. He just don't want to spend another year of prep to play another disappointing match again, and Magnus was right, Ian Nepomniachtchi crumbled under pressure and lose again in this year WCC to Ding Liren. Magnus is rich, he doesn't need the money, he's a 5 times World Champion and has the highest chess rating, he doesn't need to prove anything to the world.

@@VanceHelw you completely misunderstood the question lol. He's asking why did Vishy resign the game

@Pasa No, Qe1 to cover h4

@@VanceHelw good answer,good answer

​​@@snippletrapbut i still don't get, is not a win yet, i mean yeah he has cover that rook to give vishy the position for checkmate, but he can't move that queen from e1 anymore and vishy can move the pawn giving space for the king and then bring the knight back to the first position, still magnus has more chances to win of course buy i don't know i feel there was so much room to fight yet

When u get to the high lvl in chess they resign if their position is hopeless or if they're way down on pieces or "material" I think it's part of the etiquette so they dont have ppl delaying the inevitable and by extension wasting time just cuz they want to shamelessly try to win an unwinnable fight

hahahah yes, what idiots

you are seeing the moves fast on the video, but its classical chess, they maybe spent a few minutes on each move at the opening, well at least usually.

@@mauromilitello5584 thats not true haha, theyve both studied this opening by this point they knew what they were going to play. probably a few seconds per move in the opening

@@alfieingleton yeah thats what i thought but maybe there was some kind of new move hahaha, anyway the intensity was inside their minds XD hahahah

hah exactly!

No. I sure can’t.