I'm not sure but I think that most of these players don't shake hands whoever they're opponent is. When I play in club it is normal to not shake hands because everybody knows each other.

@@MagicalJovny I personally find it offensive if a player does not shake my hand- i find it extremely rude- its like as if they are saying "you got lucky" or something or they still think they are so much better. I find men do this a lot to women chess players like myself and Nemo

​@@HuiMingLiMargie Everyone has a different culture. There are cultures that consider hand-shaking to be disrespectful, like Japanese culture, and there are religions that prohibit skin contact with non-families of different sexes, like Islam.

shut up, you are not gonna ... her

No they are right,losing is not fun and she doesn't look like a 2200 Fide (std) and 2120 Blitz Fide and not one of these guys are close to her strength. Of course if they knew that she was by far better then them at the start it would be a different story....it's what you expect....

It's very easy to smile when you beat everyone....

Touch move should always be expected when the rules are not mentioned. Clock move must be declared before the game because it is a more lenient rule. Or why do you think players say “adjust” before touching a piece without moving it…? Nemo should have gracefully accepted a loss in the last game.

@@adamcrapple6089 The clock move rule has already been declared before the game started. The video has been edited so that you just see the games. Furthermore every opponent has been touching the clock so there really is no excuse to change at any moment to touch move.

@@adamcrapple6089 nobody at the park was playing touch move before this guy 🤣 I'm not letting some guy walk over me because he thinks I'm too weak to stand up for myself

Grandmaster Lady, you can be brave and stand up for yourself because you know the other men in the park would protect you.

He was just irritated toreason to a ​ girl at the park😂@@akaNemsko

Except she was the first to adhere to the touch-move rule. Go watch the game, she keeps the contact with the piece every time she touches it, never letting go, so she was applying that rule. She just made a mistake.... showing after to be a sore loser

@@kevinblackkk6945 That's doesn't mean anything. If it wasn't clear that touch move was the rule, then it's not the rule. She allowed another player to "fix" an illegal move (moving a queen diagonally, he ended up on a different color square) which she didn't immediately say "illegal move, I won". He was a dick to toss the pieces as soon as he decided it was touch move rules. He could have warned her and said, let's make it touch move from here forward, since it clearly wasn't clear!

SHUT UP! SHUT UP!

@@pa-mo She's the GM, so she is the one that has something to prove, not the others (whom are mostly unrated). So, even if it wasn't explicitly said, she should have not given her opponents any excuse. And, in fact, you can see she is playing with that idea through all the matches, never releasing the piece before committing, never touching a piece and moving another before clock is touched. Finally, also consider that even if touch-move was explicitly said, a well respected GM would always let a very low(er) rated opponent redo its move

@@kevinblackkk6945 I'll disagree with all that (because it makes no sense).

@senbonzakura662 yeah a very strong one

@senbonzakura662 no a wgm

They do not know she is 2120 in blitz FIDE and +2200 std Fide.

Imagina lo que ellos han sufrido

You realize these salty old men are salty to everyone that beats them right? It's not because she's a women, I grew up playing street chess, the guys that are jerks are always jerks, and they are jerks to men, women, kids, dogs, passing cars, doorman, taxi drivers, plumbers, birds, their family members and anything else they interact with. I will say that most players are pretty nice though.

Wrong. I don’t know that. Clock move only (not “especially”…?😂) applies when it’s agreed beforehand. Otherwise the more strict/offical rule, which is touch move, applies! Or can you explain to me why people usually say “adjust” before touching a piece if they don’t intend to move it…?

@@adamcrapple6089 well now you know! :) it’s a casual game mate relax buddy

She is absolutely beautiful

She even got to 2367 FIDE in 2017....so she is really strong! no hustler ever got to that level....

Wrong.

Because we’re not playing touch move

if anything, she is the one refusing to accept defeat gracefully...

Dude thinks WGM is the same as GM??😂

@@adamcrapple6089 nothing wrong to loose the game. its only game... 😂

@@kevinblackkk6945 that's right too...

​@@adamcrapple6089Says the guy who will never win against a WGM.

Toronto Canada,it's her home town now i think.

200*

If you are 2000 ELO, I find it highly doubtful that you suck. Maybe you meant 200 ELO.

My friend said 2000 elo is not that good. ive been playing chess for 9 months, and im stuck at 2000 rapid, i think i need some advice from a grandmaster.

@@BrawlhallaBoy 2000 rapid where online? and no 2000 is not bad....

Yes we need ,on how to improve for 1800 players to reach 2,000 rapid

I’m not being walked over by some guy at the park who thinks he can change rules on me last minute sorry 😂 he was 100% in the wrong

@@akaNemsko You have a point but he did his best not to lose so it's part of the psychological war :)

@@joannewilson6577 correct, he's perfectly allowed to argue and be wrong :)

Me too my friend always tell me touch move ,i always feel bad

@@DennisKiarie-uy7lf Just say this is a no touch move game, it's a game between friends.

Yes, she clearly won.

@@AB-cp5fn He has the right though . Why everyone attacking the dude.

@@salemsalem8987 No he was not, he changed the rules at the very last minute when he already lost. Chad.

@@salemsalem8987 He has the right to change the rules at the last moment? Nemo was right, none of the others she played with played touch move, and he did not request it at the start of the game. Only decided it was a rule when it suited him. What a sore loser, so pathetic.

She is 2201 std and a master need to get to 2500 to get the title GM....plus three norms....The idea is to promote chess for woman in getting them the title WGM at the lower rating....

Because most boys dont like losing to girls, personally idgaf I will play anybody anywhere. Nemo represents the game well, taught the old fool a lesson in manners and respect. Didnt even shake her hand after... *game 2*

I watch chess, I don't play and I don't know how man/woman rankings work. Man/man or man/woman or woman/woman games used to have the understanding that men and woman like exclusive clubs or events. I've played coed softball, it's an unwritten rule you don't destroy a female catcher diving into home base. It's legal, not at all proper. In the games presented here men accepted a female challenger. If it were a men's cigar smoking club they may not have. On the question of being rude; chess is a nasty game. Whatever your outward appearance you need cold calculating heart to play this game. It shows in rudeness.

There is no such thing as a “men’s grandmaster”, just Grandmaster, which people of any gender can achieve. Titles with “woman” in them are entirely separate titles, achievable at lower ratings than their genderless counterparts, invented to encourage more women to advance in chess, much like women only tournaments and women’s awards. Whether the women specific titles and tournaments are helping or hindering the push to close the gender gap in chess is a hotly debated topic with no clear answer, but that’s the way it is right now.

@@rowenblue " Titles with “woman” in them are entirely separate titles, achievable at lower ratings than their genderless counterparts, invented to encourage more women to advance in chess, much like women only tournaments and women’s awards." So they make the tacitly admission that "woman's" is a lower skill set. LOL! Do we have "Women's Math" and "Women's Physics" to "encourage more women to advance in [science]"? LOL! As ever, Leftism pwn's itself right from the start and only leads others to question the competency of those they are meant to help. I bet they can't/won't even define what the term "woman" means. Could Magnus compete "as a woman" if (s)he chose to "identify as one" for a tournament? I bet not ;) This is just so sad and pathetic and predictable. LOL!

Yes he was really impressive....

Nope I’m not being held to some insane double standard where they get to clock move and I have to touch move 😂

@@akaNemsko Most do not know or they are trolling you :)

Dumb troll. Are you a friend of the old geezer?

Just say you want to see me lose and move on, nobody was playing touch move why should I be the only one that has to follow that? 😂

@@akaNemsko I do not want to see anyone losing at chess, however, white played very well to the end and deserved his win. OK, it is painful to blunder away a whole rook but you know the chess rule that if you touch an opponent’s piece you must capture it if possiblle and that is firm Fide rule. If the hustlers made the same illegal move you should have reminded them and if you did not it is your fault. Your opponent reminded you of the illegal move but you dod not comply with the rule and in protest he left his won game. To be very clear white won the game according to all chess arbiters! He outplayed you whether we like it or not!

@@kevinwellwrought2024 correct , to veteran players of bilits games the default is a touch piece move, except only when it is explicitly waived by both players

@@leusmaximusx Bravo! If you touch an opponent’s piece and he does not protest and ignores it and makes the next then the game can continue as normal as if no rule has been broken , in other words, responsibility to stop the clock and inform the arbiter is with your opponent. In the case of the above game in question, white openly objected and protested which means black should have captured the pawn losing her rook and the game. Black simply lost the game specially as white outplayed her!

@@kevinwellwrought2024 Touch rule was not in effect though.

Interesting idea, but the real "stereotype" is that Asians are bad at nothing.

Indeed. Plus they both were clearly careful and focused on not letting it go of the piece before they sure it was the right square. It would have been better and more graceful for her to just accept the loss; mistakes happen, no one would have criticized her for that... but instead, what what happened, is just shameful and hard to watch

Not if everyone is playing clock move. Which is the most common outside of tournaments. And sounds like that’s how they were playing. If he wanted to play touch move he should have established that before the game.

She clearly won, that's why he was that rude.

@@AB-cp5fn Nop. She touchs the pawn an she must capture with the queen and lose the rook.