8-year-old Isaac Takes On Nigeria's Chess Master Tunde Onakoya 

Normal asian kid behavior

As an Indian, I found this very common

Yes, checkmate supersedes all

really??

why is that 8 year old kid boasting that he's white

kid also touches one piece and then moves another, which would be considered unfair and cheating, and his opponent does not claim it - he might be giving the kid a chance on purpose - also it is 1 minute for the master vs 5 minutes for the kid - another way to see that the master is giving him a fair chance and evening the odds in the kids favour. an arbiter would make the player move the piece he touched first. both players move pieces sloppily, dropping pieces so it can hardly be seen which square they are on. people should know that there is many so called "prodigies" in chess, but very few of these "wonderkids" actually make it to the mountain top. it required very hard training to get to top 100 level, let alone top 10.

The boy was really good.

Come over I will teach you

it was a countdown game....for each move u make...u tap on the clock to start ur opponent's countdown...if ur opponent's time runs out even when he's leading on the board...u still win...for this game, Tunde made his checkmate at exactly 0...so he still wins

Me… I can teach you. I'm undefeated against my 3-year-old daughter

@@lexocool7551🤣🤣🤣🤣

He fought hard 😅

From him or the boy

​@@alhameenodebunmi5958I think it's from the boy, he didnt need to sack his queen could probably have moved the king to a safer square since it was the rook that was checking him

That's why he's still a kid 😂 Give him time​@@davidthe16th90

He's a boy!

Like say you fit win

He was giving him time odds 1 minute to 5 mins, that's why

Tunde is hitting the timer with his moving hand too.

@@WfmPerpz Got it! Thanks for this response. Cheers!

@@WfmPerpz You should talk of the time odds somewhere in the description or something. it explain a lot.

@@exelmans8855 I will add that, thanks for pointing it out